Mischievous Times and Notable Scandals in Victorian Gossip
The issue blends political notes with a Paddington fire in Eastbourne Mews, a moral tale of a duke and a shilling hoax, embezzlement at the Sun and Imperial Loan Societies, and a high profile criminal conversation case. It juxtaposes Napier’s career move with a dramatic urban blaze and a court verdict on alleged infidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanles Napier
Charles Napier
Amagesty
William Parker
Mediterranean
Pappindtoy
Eastburne Mews
Paddington
J. W. Treeby
Elizabeth Ville
St. John’s
Baccleach
Dalkeith
Désirabille
Fiiman
Itsoriy
Svern
James Barrell
Sherrard Street
Golden Square
The
Sun and Imperial Loan Societies
Tottenham Court Road
Barrell
Deneal
M. Chambera
Cowling
F. Thesiger
Eilie
John Christian Boode
Lucknam Park
Bath
East Indies
Henry Bayntuy
Herbert Lowther Wilson
John Wilson
Grenadier Guards
Luckeam Park
Boode
West Indies
F. Toesiger
Fuller
Neston Park
Wiltshire
H. Haynton
Youstt
Blair
Continental crisis and royal incidents in progress
The Paris ministerial crisis dominates European papers with journals denouncing the cabinet and debating Guizot's fate while in Spain Queen Isabella faces alleged assassination attempts and lingering unrest in Ireland prompts police action and a flare of rural distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Journal Des Débats
la Presse
National
Constitutionnel
Liécole
L'Union Monarchique
M. Guizot
General Cubiéres
Marquis of Normandis
London
Gene
England
Cosom
Ascot
Journal Des Debats
Maprio
Palace
Aranjuez
M. Pacheco
M. Salamanca
Ros de Olano
Moderado
Cortes
Messie
Martinez de la Rosa
Olivau
Bravo Murillo
Pidal
Arteta
Donna Maria
Junta of
Oporta
Jeabella
Spain
Don Francisco de Paula
Donna Josefa
Posen
Bate
Vertiers
Cologne
Wiesbaden
Ans
Brunsels
Verviers
Chazel
d'Hane
Liege
Meesaeger
Collison
Brussels
Chazal
Laeken
Desiix
Lirerssast
Ireland
Puerta
Cork
Mere
Kilkenny
Limerick
Clare
Ardoscrusha
Meelick
Abernan Cross
Delmego
Castle-perk
Delmege
Goggin
Ardnacrushe
Taylor
Pst Griffins
Hugh Stone Hamper
Griffin
Williams
Barron
Napier
Ceatle
New York and Vera Cruz news mix with Jenny Lind's triumph
Latest intelligence reports Santa Anna marching on Jalaps with 15,000 men and expected battle with American forces as Boston, New York, and New Orleans monitor finance. The press lauds Jenny Lind's performance in La Sonnambula with Gardoni, noting crowd uproar and royal attendance, while legal cases cover Ship on Fire copyright disputes and a manslaughter verdict at Bow Lunacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Cambria
New York
Boston
Vera Cruz
Santa Anna
Jalaps
Aly
Maila
Europe
England
Paris
Hen Nasesty
Tuzatak
Jexxy Linn
Amixa
Madite
Jenny Lind
Robert le Diable
Alice
Amina
Abe
Mademoiselle Lind
Gardoni
Elvine
Toanner
Tovera
Hata
Elvino
Plas
Mademoiselle Jenny Lind
Prince Albert
Han
Lord Dundonald
Order of the Bath
QueEx's Bench
Thoreday
Rosse Lee
Nisi Prius
Justice Erle
Serjeant
Talfourd
Mr. Locke
Flowers
Mesers. Cramer and Co
Regent Street
Smith
Russell
Crosby Ball
Crosby Hall
Victoria
Raseell
Beale
House of Cramer, Beale, and Co
Locke
Wetson
Queen's Counsel
America
Weill
Rook
Amélie
Sowell
Cramer, and
le Jeune
C. Parday
Clara Seton
Crouby Hall
Bishop
Haydn
Beethoven
Cherubini
Bry
Mr. Russell
Mozart
Handel
Protestant Association Meeting Fears Popery Threat to England
The Protestant Association gathered at Exeter Hall to denounce Rome, warn of dangers to the nation, and urge electors to oppose Catholic endowments and policies. Speakers linked papal influence to Ireland’s unrest, cholera, and the nation’s peril, calling for vigorous Protestant action and pledges to resist endowment of Popery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adwira Duff
Gordon
Hugh M'Neile
London
Society of Jesns
Protestant Association
Catholica
Jobo Bull
Leocoon
Prensa
Eadh
Rome
Bear
John Bull
Hear
Measra, Roebuck and Ward, &c
Chaurch
Gentleman
Liverpool
Casas
M'Neile
Digby Mackworth
Bart
National Club dinner pledges Protestant faith against Popery
The National Club opened with a dinner in Old Palace Yard led by the Duke of Manchester and notable peers. Speakers praised Protestant principles, condemned Papal influence, and urged electors to guard against what they called Rome’s advance, while stressing education and moral reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue National Cicu
National Club
Old Palace Yard
Jergearty
Duke of Manchester
Winchilsea
Rodon
Egmont
Mountcasbell
Viscount Mandeville
W. Verner
M.P
Plamptre
Shirley
Frewen
Colquhoon
Spooner
B. B. Cobbell
Captain Taylor
Romaniam
Mr. Colquhoun
Robert Peel
Italy
Scotland
Prussia
Germany
R. Pee
Babylon
Montgomery
Percy Chapel
Lord Bro
Gene Mesg
Fleg Ragged
Sogpateet Pentonville
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Mischllany
Haydon
Richmond
Aed Jaeges
Apps
Thureday
Samuel Griere Yee Downes
William Ghter
Wem Raok
Bow
Garratt
Priamera
Garrett
Downes
Ballantiur
Forseny
William Graburn
Angelina Burdett Coutts
Clarkson
Peterborough
County Court of
Lincoln
Robert Gatty
Gatty
Grey
W. Peacock
Robertson
Newgate
Bank of England
Princes Street
St. Thomas's Hospital
Svicorov
Max IX Mapnin
Wilton
Madrid
Stock Exchange
Sib
St. Martin's
Ala
Porta Coli
Uhey
Galignani
Tattersall's
Tuorspar
Conyngham
van Tromp
Goodwood
Oxonian
War Eagle
Montpensier
Vanity
Queen
John Day
Forth
R. Pigot
Podley
Cossack
Eglinton
Mostyn
Planet
Bouveries
Lord Caledon
R. Bulkeley
Martin
Gally
Duke of Richmond
O'Brien
Greville
Osbaldeston
Erry
Lord Lowther
Lord Glasgow
G. Heathcote
Payne
Clementine
Mustyn
J. Day
Harcourt
Quarterman
Arnold
Merry
J. Hawley
Gratwick
Exeter Hall
Holloway
Janie Prats Arcond
Oxford
Atre
Lord
Emancipation Association
Lord Lincoln
Mr. Watson
Romanea
Bickereteth
Movin
Nottingham
Godleay College
Lord Arundel
H . of Commons
Mr. Bickersteth
C.E Smith
Natie
Maynooth
Boland
Pricotani University of Ont Bs
Parker Society
Earl of
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Cheere
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Elizabeth
House of Stuart
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Church of
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