Bazaar wonders and wonders at the Great Free Trade Hall
The bazaar showcases lace, spinning and carding devices, iron models, ships locks, an antique spinning wheel, coffee machines, and bed offerings for the poor. Notables such as the Earl of Ducie and Lord John Russell visit. sales and displays draw crowds and funds for charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faipat
Aiadel Room
Dyer
Charlone
Caroline
Adelaide
James Miller
North Berwick
Truman, Henbury, Buxton, and Co
Eddy Store
Devonport
Cleopatra's
Leeds
Bewhey
Strasburg
Hutchinson
Iris
J. Thompson
Poplar
Bertumpfel and Co
Park
J. Harwards
Rover
Turton’s Hall
Wolverhampton
Messrs. Moreton and
Bruce
Flere
Alfred Josias Rogers
Knightsbridge
Fergusson
Robert II
Earl of
Radnor
Hawick
Robert Smailwaus
Carrier, &S
Bir
Birmingham
Smallwood
Covent Garden Theatre
Piven Ir. Taylor
Manchester
Oxfordshire
League
Ite
Ferguson
Bicester
Bazaar
Bradford
Prince's Place
Richmond
Welling Free Trade Club
St. Albans
Wheathamstead Free Trade Association
Bristol
Elso
Charles Lattimore
Wheathamstead Place
Hertfordshire
Lattimore
England
Surer
Kent
Mouy “Trust
Reerabli
John Russell
Ed Perentis
Cherk Tukerg
French naval debate and agricultural congress satire
Latest intelligence notes no news from France. Prince de Joinville to issue a second naval note as France and Britain discuss steam navy. Congress at Luxembourg lampoons agriculture, mocks ministers, and calls for a ministry for agriculture amid critiques of farming and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouet
Duke de Broglie
Lushington
Africa
M. Guizot
M. Martin du Nord
Chamber of Deputies
England
France
Tre Agnicertenst Miso
Chariari
Luxembourg
M. Decezes
M. Decaves
Repose
Lusenbourg Gardens
St. Denis
Congress
Benpur
Agricultural Congress
Mavnin
Madrid
Gibraltar
St. Isidor
Dears
Tans
Oconnell
Tara
Mueter
Preshysters
Marlborough-street
Crolly
Murray
Slattery
M'Hale
Denvir
Kinsella
Blake
Cantwell
M'Nally
Feeny
Ryan
Browne
Crotty
Murphy
M‘gettigan
Haly
Kennedy
Foran
Fliench
Chronicle
James Graham
Maynooth
T. Wyee
W.C. Taylor
Wyee
Cork
Exotasp
Fitzroy Kelly
Queen's Counsel
M.P
Bank of England
Justice Erle
Law Institution
Trinity
Paulet St. John Mildmay
Hazlygrove
Somerset
Thureday
Dogmersfield Park
Reading
London
Radnor
Ashburton
Radstock
Methuen
Bolingbroke, &c
Seton
Hankey
Hawkey
Zankey
Afghanistan
Akhbar Khen
East India Company
Lome
Mohauial
Case notes on Mr J Quincy Bannis and Hoare relief dispute
Former MP for Newcastle Mr J Quincy Bannis was committed for trial on an assault charge and later deemed insane by two doctors, then removed to a private lunatic asylum. A Thatched House Tavern meeting of Navan Resercrest subscribers heard Miss Hoare relief claims. report found she not entitled to relief. Commander Nickson was praised, while Commander Dickson faced criticism for politeness. meeting adjourned with thanks to the committee and chairman.
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Cracuit Division Commission
Liverpool
Norfolk
Morning Post
City
Lincoln's Inn
Cnitp Musper
Mary Smith
Bar of Southwark Police Office
Cottingham
Ann Smith
Bermondsey
Bermonidsey
Beadle
Caren
Taylor
Liberty of the Mails
Strand Union
Cleveland Street
Scotland
Guardians of the
Old Taylor
Goodwin
No. 95
Strand
Union House
Aberdeen
Globe
Mozart
Carlotta Grist
Lsmyralda
the Duchess of Kents
Kbiextey
Oxford
Cambridge
London
Eton
Westminister
Her Majesty's Army Ore Navy
Oxford University Boat Club
Cambridge University Bost Club
St John's Club
Black Prince
Trinity
Lady Margaret
St. John's
St George's Club
Cambridge University Boat Club
Windsor
Windsor and Eton Boat Club
Ficus
Massey
Cray
Pon Ferry Pompa
Manchester
Sheffield
Nottingham
Overland Mail
Indian Mail
Bombay
Calcutta
Madras
Sir Charles Napier
Bejar Khan
Gholab Singh
Yphand Sawant
Gor
Jand
Sit H
Hardinge
Lady Mary Wood
Ceylon
China
Aden
Wallace
Belgaum
Mosvey
India
England
Kandy
Budh
Colin Campbell
Lord Elphinstone
Mercer
Straits Settlements
Maulmain
Supreme Government
Bonnar
Suez
Inez
Charles Napier
Ghalah Singh
Khalsa
G.C
Scinde
Truckee
Salter
Jacob
Gith
Brown
Mulseley
Hunter
Sukbur
Pond
Hcer
Fifth Regiment
Indian Army
Eucceas
Khalra
Punjaub
Columons
Lahore
Netice
Bengal
Dacca
Jesaore
Tirhoot
Purneau
Boulogne
Folkestone
Navan Resercrest Spacity
Thatched House Tavern
Hoare
Lord Colville
Lord Dundas
Edward Codrington
Fead
Payne
Greenwich Hospital
Dickenson
Mise Hoare
Dickson
Nickson
Ickson
Conmittes
House of Commons
Aduira
Kingdom
Fey
Canada
Adjourned Inquest Into Yarmouth Bridge Disaster
The inquest resumed after delays for expert opinion on the Yarmouth bridge collapse. Witnesses describe welding defects and insufficient oversight in construction, with jurors finding the death of Louisa Utting caused by faulty joint and inferior iron. The court adjourned to Monday for further verdicts while praising Cory and Walker for thorough inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walker
James Graham
Evans
Norwich
Baron Alderson
Louisa Utting
Warnes
St. Edmund's
Uiese
Bury Post
James Walker
Thaye
Cory
Scoles
Walker
Hay
Yarmouth
Mesars
Messra
Pembroke College
Cambridge
Mr. Walker
Bure
J. Graham
Aaron Alderson
Duke of Newcastle and the State of the Country in 19th Century London
The Duke of Newcastle opens a discussion on the state of the country at a society’s anniversary in London. Subscriptions amounted to substantial sums including 100 guineas from Mr P S Clarke and nine others. The address reflects on political reform, parliamentary governance, and calls for responsible leadership amid perceived government overreach and strategic missteps, urging unity to reclaim national welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TaLton Champions
London ‘Tavern
John Masterman
PS. Clarke
Alderman Fare
London ‘Tavernive Guineas
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Tattersall's
Pam
Jinglepot
Redger
Oaks
Lady Wildair
Lancashire Witch
Glee
Denny
John Day
Forth
Lot
Lord Stradbroke
Greville
Gully
A.W. Hill
Mostyn
Gratwicke
Gulley
Waller
Wyatt
Anson
Cradock
St. Paul
Ford
Mr. Gratwicke
Mr. Coleman
Col. Peel
Francis Marshall
Derby
St. Ledger
Francia Marshall
Marshall
Brauront
Noussasur
Disneyanp
Norfolk News
Wowes
Duke of Newcastle
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