Exhibition of the Royal Academy Introduces Notable Works
A old gallery review lauds crowded show with strong works by Turner, Roberts, Stanfield, and Maclise. It highlights Olivia in Hunt the Slipper, Ariel statue by Westmacott, and vivid marine pieces. praises tone, light, and masterful drawing, while noting some chalky whites and crowded rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withrington
Roberts
Turner
Wyatt
Ariel
BR. Westmacott
Prospero
Hunt
Neighbour Flamborough
D. Maclise
R.A
Flamborough
Olivia
Burchell
Lady Blarney
Carolina Wilhelmina Amelia Skepys
Baines’s and Thorogoods
Bay of Naples
St. Antonio
T. Uwins
J. Duncan
Jamie
Effie Deans
R.S. Lander
Castello d'Ischia
C. Stanfield
Felucca
Stanfield
Roseneu
Prince Albert of
T. Creswick
R. Hilder
R. Redgrave
Titania
R. Dodd
Woodbine
Oberon
Temple of
Dendera
D. Roberts
Sampson
Jerusalem
Mount of Olives
Castle Upnor
Medway
J. B. Pyne
S. A. Hart
W. Mulready
Maclise
Address of the National Anti Corn Law League Council
The council urges swift action to repeal the bread tax and corn laws. George Willson, chairman, calls for relentless petitioning to pressure the House of Commons before June, arguing ministers and the opposition must heed Britain’s demand for total repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
National Anti-Corn-Law League
House of Commons
John Russell
Labouchere
Britain
Council of the National Anti-corn-law League
George
Judgment Against Rev Mr Escott in Arches Court
Sir Herbert Jenner delivered a lengthy ruling in the Arches Court on Saturday. The case Masix v. Escott involved the Rev. Mr Escott accused of refusing to bury a child of Wesleyan parents. After reviewing authorities, the judge found the articles proved and the defense untenable, awarding costs against the Rev. Mr Escott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masix
Herbert Jenner
Dissenters plan British school in New Windsor
The community funds a new British school building to be run on general principles without sectarian reference. Mr Charriot donates £1500 toward the fund as townspeople contribute further subscriptions from the area. The project reflects local support for education with a secular framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Charriot
London Tavern
Earl de Gray
Charles Napier
George Murray
George Cockburn
Augustus Dalrymple
J. Catolyans
J. Searle
Captain Marryat
Oliphant
Major Moore
Alderman Lucas
F. Dundas
George Byng
Liverpool
Manchester
Syria
Pacha
Kee Mehemet
Egypt
Mehemet Ali
Commodore Napier
Earl de Grey
Payne
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Elizabeth Wicks
Elizabeth Kernell
George Partridge
George
James Tilt
Worshipstreet
An Imperial Anniversary Service at the Invalides
A detailed report describes a memorial occasion for the empire at the Invalides. Soldiers and aides de camp fill the church while banners, coronet and golden eagle decorations adorn the high altar as Marshal Moncey accepts the coronet on the emperor's coffin amid mourning crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Spee
Curé of the Invalides
Marshal Moncey
Petit
Dides-De-Camp
Saint Jérôme
Cherbourg
Danine Baicaxps
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Briggs
Dickenson
Bolton
Bowland
Clitheroe
Bacup
West Riding
Kendal
Joseph Wignall
Hawes Market
Wignall
Horton
Settle
Preston Chronicle
Eco de la Néuvre
Fermeté
Nevers
Sister of Charity
Patriote de Ain
Nantua
Ecluse
Guildhall
Charles I
Privy Council
Corporation of
City of London
England
Charles R
Buckingham
Munver
Cambridge
John Newitt
Addenbrooke’s Hospital
Falcon Yard
Pettycury
Prisinose- Hill
Marylebone Vestry
Marylebone-lane
A. Daniell
Churchwarden
Kennett
Kensett
Primrose-hill
Fry
Duke of Portland
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Marylebone
Paddington
Kilburn
Hampstead
Biers
Joseph
Primrrose-hill
Foster
Deaths of Thomas Barnes and other London notices
Obituary notes Thomas Barnes editor of the Times dies at 55. Reports on a railway guard killed by a bridge, York Abbey court action against the York Archbishop, Lord Waldegrave’s prison visit, a suicide attempt in Oxford Street, and royal entries. Also details on church-rate resistance, vaccination bill amendments, Hyde Park attempts, and a tragic fire involving a family in Nord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriffs’ Court
James Barpchell
Lonp ‘Rorig
Camppett
John ‘Lord Baron Rolle
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
Follett
Lord Rolle
George Argles
Receiver-General of Excise
Excise
Campbell
Her Majesty's Excise
Barons of the Exchequer
Rolle
Baker Street
London
Recorder
Farebrother, Lucas, Wood, &c
Charles Cannon
St. Mary-at-Hill
Billingspate
Cannon
Court of Bankruptcy
Billingsgate
Policeman
Mansion House
Warne
Cooper
Queen Square
Naravs
Menmaips
Burrell
Naiads
Mermaids
Edward Bonnin
Edward Cromer
Hector
Achilles
Putney
Thames
Hatton Garden
Kitna
Lord Kilmaine
Combe
Fitzroy-mews
Stephens
Lord Bristol
Putney-heath
Abingdon
Oxfordshire
Islington
Waddington
Mr. Combe
Gross
Humberstone
Paul Pry
Catherine Murphy
Doughty-street
Brunswick-square
Mendicity Society
Red Lion-square
Mendicity' Society
Russell-square
House of Correction
Worship Street
Matilda Wiles
G69
City Road
New River
Canal Bridge
Union Hall
Louisa Leonora Toll
Montpellier
Walworth
Traill
Tulle
Rossini
Bologna
Phillimore
Winslow
Murray
Tre Arms Tavern
St. John’s Wood
Maria Ramsay
Park-street
Grosvenor-square
Grove-road
Regents'park
Bague
R.N
A.J. Stephens
Harriet Eliza Ramsay
Ann Austen
Miss Ramsay
Leamington
Commissioner Winslow
Ramsay
Summerville
Tooke
Austen
Dzats
Mr. Barnes
Soho-square
Thomas Barnes
Times Journal
Paisley
Glasgow
Barclay
York
Queen's Bench
William Follett
Cathedral of
Sir William Follett
Nerorer
Hart
Waldegrave
Lord Waldegrave
Queen’s Bench
Francis Burdett
Francis
Court of Queen’s Bench
Mr. Chapman
Oxford Street
Richard Bohen
Middlesex Hospital
Prince Albert
Prince and Princess of
Leiningen
Windsor-castle
Royal
Princess Royal
Buckingham Palace
A. Paget
Wemyss
Palace
Marble Arch
Carpiesa
Lord Cardigan
11Th
India
Bruton
Dolan
Henry Pottinger
China
Elliot
Wakley
Thomas Dyke
Ann Dyke
Chariton-street
Fitzroy-square
St. George's
St. Mary's
St. Michael's of
Coslany
Norwich Mercury
Fox Maule
M.P
Wilde
England
Ireland
Victoria
Hyde Park
Caroline Harding
Sawyer
Royal Humane Society
Woolley
Bannyels
Dorset-street
Bryans‘on-square
Hammersmith
Hornets Story
Berca
Nord
Atvare
Galignani
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