The Coming Elections in Various Boroughs and Contests
A long notice outlines election plans for Marylebone with David Saronoxs declaring intent to seek a seat, and Sir Charles Napier’s call to active service. Other items mention university representation, Liberal moves for Mr Brand, and potential Conservative challengers in multiple districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylebone
Charles Napier
Ireland
United Kingdom
House of Commons
David Saronoxs
Great Cumberland Place
Hyde Park
Shee
Tas University
Oxronp
Charles Gray Round
Radiol College
University of Qsford
R. H. Inglis
Essex Herald
Brand
Abbot Smith
Granville Dudley Rider
Henry Mear
Halsey
Hants
Carter
White Hert Hotel
Facter
Winchester
Perth
Tweed
R. W. Grey
Mitcalfe
Leeds Reform Registration Office
Reform Association
E. Baines
Hamer Stansfeld
Tate
Reform Registration Rooms
Wellington Street
Anti State Educational Committee
Reform Registraion Committee
Alea
Liberal Party
State For Education
Hamen StassingLp
Registration Office
Five O'Clock
Mer
P Feirbaire
W. B. Houldsworth
J.C. Barrett
Clif
Tong
Free Rede
T. Napneley
T. Plint
James Richard
Joseph Richardson
T. Hudswell
Dermen Carbutt
Afr. al
Men Luecock
Ane
Moxuovra
Lord Granville Somerset
Octavius Morgen
Somerset
Beaufort
Atone
Piaiber
Granville Somerset
Robert Pack
Dennis Crrs
Sir William Somerville
Tof
Dublin
Messie
Gregory
Grogen
Orprige
Hibernia Sails for Boston and Pears with Passengers
Royal Mail steamship Hibernia capt Ryrie departs with mails valued at £190,000 and many passengers including the Countess of Elgin and the Earl of Durham. In London a carriage accident near Regent's Quadrant injures two children and a young woman, with a bystander rescue aiding three victims to Charing Cross Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terpool
Royal Mail
Hibernia
Ryrie
Boston
Peular
Apaci
Phirence
Countess of Elgin
Arl
Durham
Count de Montholon
Ud Edward Bruce
le Setfel
Regent's Quadrant
Pic
Mars Kiliington
Mr. Fletcher
Ertee
Aetede
Sen Pemele
Charing-cross Hospital
le Pit
Urgent meeting backs gospel society funds in London
A large Willis Room gathering in St James's supported the Incorporated Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. Leaders including the Bishop of London and Lord John Manners urged parish-based funding to extend English church mission work across colonies, with Gladstone and others emphasising the society's century and a half of influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis's Rooma
St. James's
Incorporated Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Paris
London
Tasmania
Adelaide
John Mennera
M.P
W. E. Gladstone
Ernest Hewkins
St. Paul's
Christ's Church
Society
Church of England
Society For
St. James's Association
Metropolia
Lord John Manners
Propagation Society
Secies
England
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Church Missionary Society
The
House of Lords
J. Jackson
Piccadilly
Ernest Hawkins
Bou-Maza Visited King Louis Philippe In Neuilly
Paris reports Bou-Maza, the Arab renegade, was admitted to the king's retreat at Neuilly. The monarch lectured him while he appeared moved, transferring patriotism to France in the presence of the Count de Paris. Doubts linger on Bou-Maza’s genuine conversion and trustworthiness. Meanwhile stock markets fell then recovered and various European financial notes are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bou-Maza
Louis Philippe
Neuilly
Thas
France
Count de Paris
Tunis
Duke of Orleane
Pear
Journal Des Débats
Antwerp
Princes of Orange
Prince Henry
Netherlands
Rammekens
Journal Des Dé
Prises
London Stock Exchange
Paria
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Oluzaga
Mendizebal
Salamanca
Pacheco
Serrano, &c
Senate
Tiempo
1 Ith
Alca Bias
Das Antag
Donna Maria
Zamora
Postuguese SystacExts
Lisbon
Saldanha
Oporto
England
Portugal
Spain
Lord Palmerston
Rome
Augsburgh Gazette
Clyde
West Indies
Jamaica
Spencer's Gulf
Mount Remarkable
Port Germaine
Port Ferguson
Gulf
Point Lowly
Lowly
Point Lowry
Eyre
Mount Arden
Buckinghew Palace
George Earl of Clarendon
United Kingdom
Ireland
Preston Board of Guardiana
Addison
Editora
Court of Excise
Mons. T. Doge
Sheehan
Georgiana Bass
Prescott
Warde
Bentinck Terrace
Regent's Park
Ecclesiastical Court to Try Woodhouse Pamphlet Case
A dispute over a pamphlet titled The Disgrace of the English Church prompts Ecclesiastical Court proceedings against Rev C W Woodhouse and publisher Longman & Co. Clergy question doctrinal fidelity and possible ecclesiastical offence while Woodhouse stands firm. Mentions Sir John Dobson and Dr Addams opinions. Storm of debate follows in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecclesiasticat Paocegpines Agatner
Messrs. Longman and Co
Paternoster Row
C. W. Woodhouse
Morningthorpe
Norfolk
John Dobson
Church of England
Addams
Woodhouse
Tigris
Bussorah
British Museum
Royal Polyrecenic Institution
Crisp
Argand
Lightning Strikes Derbyshire Mill Without Fatality
A lightning bolt hit the 118 foot chimney at Waterside Mill of Sidebottom and Co. near Hadfield Station on a Friday afternoon. The blast damaged brickwork, set wooden casings ablaze, and sent sparks through four underground flues while passing through the mill without injuring workers. It struck a warehouse and weaving shed, causing no pane breaks, and lightly affected nearby cottages. Nine hundred workers were employed with several receiving shocks inside and outside the mill. An elderly man and his daughter near one house were unharmed, while others suffered nonfatal blows or minor injuries.
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la Clarisse
Granville
Philibert Rocks
St. Pierre
Newfoundland
War Office
Champion
Avoca Bay
Sydney
Gravesend
Hobart Town
Gold
Lady Gold
Wilson
96Th Regiment
Gregg
69Th
Elwes
CajMerop
Clifford
58H
Auckland
Nowa
Greenwell
London
Muross
Husnanp
Brawine Hall
Grand
Tauter Street
Leonard
Wasiat
Forty
Jobo Taylor
Decessed
Peter
Abe
Ceaiming
Peter Leonard
Waterside
Derbyshire
Messrs
Manchester
Messrs. Sidebottom
Crete Eee
Bess
Tie
Cross
Manchester Express
Railway fare dispute ends with £500 damages
In a Exchequer Court case, Ramway officials vs Cxorpox Rayway Co, Mr Chilton pursued damages for false imprisonment after a Sydenham man was charged with defrauding fares at London Bridge. The jury awarded £500 to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Ramway Ofiicials
Cuitron
Ray Lisson Sae Cxorpox Ratway Company
Chilton
Green
Faleo
Isaac A
F. Thesiger
Serjeant Channel
Kennedy
Sydenham
Smith
Norwood
Spike
London Bridge
Stone’s End
Woodhouse
State of Education
Bar
Forged acceptance case yields two year hard labor sentence
In Central Criminal Court Judge Alderson sentences Fonozay a 38 year old plumber to two years imprisonment with hard labor after pleading guilty to altering a forged acceptance for 228 pounds to defraud Wm. Patrick Gray. surrounding notes mention further indictments against Lydia Basey and Louise Norris over fraudulent pension claims and related proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SatTtapray
Old Court
Baron Alderson
Fonozay
Nasnow Bacars
Charles Brown
Patrick Gray
Uttenwven
Lydia Basey
Louise Norria
Basey
Frances Landon Gattery
James Gattery
F. L. Guttery
Norris
aThe Falal
Godson
Vieatien Baron Alderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel In
Foreign Parts
Timoween
H. Parker
Baea
Albany
Cis
Souza
Ser
Emily Ano de Souza
Mary Davis
St and
Mary Ron Bricker
Edwarda
Parker
Madame de Souza
Grafton Street
Jermyn Street
Times
Bodkin
Doane
Society For the
Serjeant
C. Jones
Clark
White
Ballantine
Adame Ds Sonza
Clarkson
Findlay
2D West India Regiment
Catherine Hay
Mr. Bodhin
Charles Smith
Hay
Grickler
Brickler
Coxrixuzp
Soersereuine
Paddy
Ashcott
Coker
Yeovil
Podged
Batten
Taunton
Stone
Vailance
Blake
Langport
Crewkerne
Wellington District
Somerset Regiment
West Yeomanry Cavalry
Tynte
Wellington
Sanfords
Nymbead Court
West Somerset Regiment
Maher
Bridgewater
Stowey
Manry
Epsom Races
Tuunspay
Mr. Mytton
Miles
Sir Simon
Miles’eBoy
End Thas
Concelt
Widred
Sly
Milen’s Bay
Lord Eglinton
J, Prince
Mr. Parr
the Attorney
Conjaration
Bravissimo
Giantess
Attomney
Eryx
Liberator
Conjragation
Mr. Part
Whiteway
Lord Chesterfeld
Batalo
Lord Strathmore
Satyr
Crouch
J. Hawley
Miami
Mr. Payne
Clementina
Mr. Bowes
Ellerdale
Templeman
Nat
J. Maroon
Court OF Bankruptcy
Sarcepar
Fonblanque
Chelmsford
Graz
Sy Re A
More
Liverpool
Lawrence
Shultz
Ripley
Birmingham
Oxfordshire
Emanuel Daniells
Edwards
Lord Ventry
Lawrance
Bagley
Sfore
Bares
Sheph Berd
Alton
Bognor
Wandaworth
J. E. Spicer
Artnership
Fanhor
LAW
Ccourt OF
Exchequer
Farvzpiy
Central Criminal Court
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