Derby forecasts and racing odds across Europe
Foreign intelligence reviews betting on Derby and Oaks with Pegasus Mendicant Fancy Boy Humdrum and Peri Colt in the frame. It notes public interest, course improvements, and expert predictions from Bell's Life and The Era, plus related political and railway items and a Bristol mystery case. The report also covers French, Spanish, Italian, Polish, and Indian affairs, including the Windsor deanery, South Midlands Junction Railway, and Calcutta markets.
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Sporting
Pegasus
Bell
Humdram
Pyrrhus
Peri
Sunday Times
Fancy Boy
Peri Colt
Sir Tatton Sykes
Brocardo
Ginger
Sir Tatton
Humdrum
Pericolt
M.P
Wixdsor
Manning
Windsor
Hobart
Order of the Garter
South and Mipraxas Junction
South Midlands Junction Railway
London Tavern
L. Mosse Cooper
Poole
Manchester and Southampton
Collingbourne
Devizes
Wilts
Manchester
Southampton
Court of Chancery
Rowles
Aire
Bowles
Eliza
Mr. Rendell
Westbury
William Joyner Ellis
Eliza Cross
Bristol Mercury
Motive and the Protectionist Peers in London 1846
The writer denounces flunkeyism and defends free trade against a propertied Peerage influence. He criticizes the Times for backing the Corn Bill and argues the Lords should yield to popular will or be reformed. He warns a second chamber may be needed if vested interests block free trade and pleads for broader public support.
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Duke of Buckingham
Robert Peel
Privy Gardens
Rowan
Plantagenets
Times
Commons
Council
Europe
Lord Stanley
House of Peers
House of Lords
Tooley-street
England
the Times
Henry Hardinge
Sir Hugh Gough
Hardings
Gough
Hardinge
Pat
Lord Keane
Lord Campbell
Brammag Ashburton
Canning
Hardinges
Goughs
John Bull
Hudson
Greenwich Park
Salisbury Plain
London
Cobden
Richmond
Dame Partington
Pattens
Atlantic
House of Commons
Stanley, Bentinck, Richmond
Buckingham
Mr. Maltby
Scott
Portugal
Dollar Scott
Qandali
Royal events and society notes from a London paper
Royal birthday rescheduled to June 9 as preparations for a visit to Liverpool unfold. Messages from the Boers in attendance at Buckingham Palace. Plans for the Sailors' Home foundation stone ceremony feature. July 30 set for Her Majesty's arrival. Marriages and school appointments noted alongside a Wellington Park incident and Lord Burghley's majority celebrations. A Kensington tragedy closes the item.
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Buckinghamlace
Ttis
Prince Albert
Liverpool
Denmark
Russia
Sweden
Anna Grenville
Buckingham
Langton
Gore Langton
M.P
Lrammer
Westminston Schior
Henry George Liddell
N.A
Christ Church
Oxford
Westminster School
Williamson
Nanrow Escarp
Duke of Wermaroy
Duke of Wellington
Hyde Park
Knightsbridge
Lord Burcney
Lord Burghley
Marquis of Exeter
Samford Mercury
Somerset
County of
Monmouth
Lord Granville Somerset
Benjamin Brodie
Commons
Lords
Greene
Green
KexsixoTon
Ogier Ward
Leonard-place
Kensington
George Robert Ward
Ward
Note to a Templar's Letter on Judicial Swearing
Editorial excerpt discusses the Infidel oath in court, comparing Morning Chronicle and Spectator positions. It analyzes whether oath credibility rests on belief or disbelief, arguing the oath is a safeguard tied to responsibility to God, with nuanced views on evidence versus law. Includes extended legal commentary and reflections on testimony integrity.
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Morning Chronicle
Spectator
Chronicle
Toto
Admission of A Troavers and bequests of Rev Gisborne
The Trinity Term admits 147 applicants to the list of attorneys. The late Rev Thomas Gisborne directs £1000 for religious and charitable works in the Durham diocese, with portions for village churches, infirmaries, and Bible society causes. He also bequeaths £100 each to several Bible and missionary societies and small sums to the poor of Yoxall Barton Rothley and Cossington. A report notes support for William Smith O’Brien and includes his 1846 custody warrant.
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Trinity
Ciertean Montricencz
Thomas Gisborne
Durham
Yoxall Lodge
Stafford
Diocese of
Chester
British and Foreign Bible Society
Stafford Auxiliary Bible Society
Stafford Church Missionary Society
Tichfield Church Building Society
London Society For the Conversion of the Jews
Yoxall
Barton
Rothley
Cossington
William Sout O'Brien
Souder
Liverpool
Ireland
William Smith O'Brien
Limerick
Levingston
le Poer Trench
William Smith O’brien
Jovis
House of Commons
Fey
Charles Shaw Lefovie
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