Progress of the League Bazaar and Free Trade Promenade
The League Bazaar shows growing interest as London discovers a premier national manufactures expo. Curios from Shetland and Coalbrookdale attract crowds, especially a striking Coalbrookdale display. Attendance rises with thousands admitted daily, and the bazaar closes amid praise for its impact on free trade and domestic industry. A finale promenade with music and a spontaneous dance marks the event’s lively close.
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Metrovolis
League
London
Shetland
Suez
Fair Isle
Shetlands
Shetland Isles
Walter Scotts
Orkney
Coalbrookdale
England
Shropshire
Coalbrookdale Company
Ely
Ayrsiste
Collins
Rastic Hoepibrlity
Florence
Earl Fitz
Manchester
New Zealand Company General Court Passes Reports and Protests
The annual general court at New Zealand House, Broad Street, chaired by Viscount Ingestre, approved the long report and financials for 1844–1845. Dr. Evans urging a direct memorial to Lord Stanley outlined colonial grievances about Governor Fitzroy, including currency and land-titles policies, proclamations, and taxation. Directors and auditors were reelected, and the gathering adjourned with thanks to Dr. Evans and the chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand House
Viscount Ingestre
M.P
Mr. Aglionby
J. E. Bonicott
C. Buller
Issac Lyon Goldamid
J. R. Gower
Mangles
Marjoribanka
A. Naime
John Pirie
J. A. Smith
E.G. Wakefield
G. F. Young
A. Currie
Harrington
Lord Stanley
Evans
New Zealand
London
Dr. Evans
Tollemache
England
Fitzroy
Captain Fitzroy
Waireu
Sydney
Bay of Islands
Auckland
Somell
Wairae
New Zealand Company
Sir J. Pirie
Bart
A. Nalroe
R . Meparentl
W. Thompson
T. F. Everingham
W. Curling
R. E. Arden
Court adjourns as plaintiff seeks forma pauperis relief
The case opens with Mrs M Inlay insisting on delaying the hearing or admission in forma pauperis. Lord Langdale orders proper form and cautions against improper communications. In a separate item, George Willson, 29, mate of Greenwich Steamship Company, drowns near Stone Pier after a crewed passenger transfer, paddle wheels unclear.
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Missuay
M‘inlay
Ared
Sbe
Prince of Wales
Associate Catholic Charities Annual Meeting in Castle Street
The annual meeting of the friends of these charities met in Princess Concert Room Castle Street with Earl of Arundel and Surrey in the chair. Attendees included Lord Campys Hon E Petre Hon H Stafford Jerningham Sir R Throgmorton Dr. Morris and Rev James Boucher among others. The report said the charity educated over 1200 boys and girls with 600 clothed and several apprenticed. About 700 attendees, prizes were awarded to top students, and thanks given to the chairman before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of
Varios
Political and financial turmoil across Europe and Greece
Dispatches report Emperor refused ratification of a treaty, Paris abdication notes linger at the Tuileries, and a Rome to Paris diplomatic shuffle unravels. In Algeria debates, rail police bill passes while ministers clash over budgets and Hydra elections loom. Greek politics show ministerial churn, protests, and constitutional friction as Prussia, Austria, and Bavarian angles are cited.
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Panta
Muley Abderahman
General Delarne
Don Carlos
Paris
Tuileries
Fontainebleau
Asturias
Chamber of Deputies
Algeria
M. Abraham Dubvia
Kebylia
M.de Beaumont
Isly
Tangier
Mogador
Orleans
Rouen
Vierzon
Havrre
Avignon
Basle
Madrid
Greece
Athens
M. Piscatory
France
M. Catacazy
MM. Piscatory
Prokesch
Doyen Des Diplomates
M. Prokeach
Colletti
M.colletti
Senate
Hydra
Con Gouriotis
Z. Damianos
Baron de Werther
M. Brass
Prussia
Presupent
Milton Fowler
J. W. Dexter
J. D. Clark
Afadisonian
Bangor
St. Asaph
Ireland
Scotland
J. Fullagar
Chichester
Great Britain and Ireland
Mayo
Down
Roscommon
Denny
Marlborough
Thomas Richardson
Jermyn Street
George Barry
Epsom
Sutton
James
Carlisle Street
Town
Applicant
Jon Bail
Fire at Raggett's Hotel leaves Mrs Round missing amid search
Reports describe a devastating blaze at Raggett's Hotel in which Mrs Round is believed missing and her daughter Miss Round recounts escaping through smoke and flames. Firemen recovered jewels and plate, while a disputed claim over the ruins arose as authorities sought to determine ownership and responsibility.
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Raggetts Hotel
Dillona L
Pamrtovtans
Regget’s Hotel
Roumd
Braidwood
Lord Huntin
Captain Hastings
Round
Spector Agge
C Division
Fogo
Lord Huntingdon
Airs
Countess of Huntingdon
Portsea House
Southampton
Ar. Raggett
King
Inspector Aggs
Earl of Huntingdon
Abbott
Lord Hunting
Miss Round
Mrs. Round
Mr. Raggett
Peacock and Peel polemics on Corn Laws debate 1845
A reader letter to the Verxry Canoniere critiques Peel and Whig opponents over corn duties, praising or condemning ideas of free trade and fixed duties. It muses on Lord John Russell’s proposals, critiques the Globe’s coverage, and argues for total repeal of corn and provision laws as practical policy. The piece lampoons political posturing and defends the middle classes amid tariff quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verxry Canoniere
Peel
John Tyrell
Monk Mills
Miles
Ireland
Grattana
O'Connells
Lord John
Villiers
Ward
Franklin
John Russell
Globe
League
Lord Jobe
Queen's
Whiggram
Sir Robert Peel
London
Rosida ballet debuts in Hen Majesty's Theatre Don Pasquale night
A new ballet Rosida from Cerito impressed at Hen Majesty's Theatre after Don Pasquale. The Queen v. Gnevory case dominated Thursday's Queen's Bench session with Serjeant Talfourd urging judgment and Lord Denman debating whether to proceed with the new trial paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen Majesty's Theatre
Don Pasquale
Cerito
Rosida
Gnevory
Court of Queen's Bench
Serjeant Talfourd
Lord Denman
Delman
Derby Week at Epsom Opens with Preparatory Day
The first day at Epsom Downs sees thin crowds and light entries as preparations for Derby Day fill the scene. Rain-soaked but verdant grounds, officials like Mr. Careless organizing provisions, and a shift toward joint stewardship mark changes since last year, with Derby betting subdued by recent scandals and rail access improving future attendance.
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London
Epsom
Careless
Commissariat
Gully
Old England
Gilbert Heathcote
Baron de Teissier
Clark
Joe Farrall
H. Darling
Perrin
Jockey Club
Bloomsbury
Ascot
Farrall
Henry Dorling
Newmarket
W. Hibbard
Ascot Heath
Craven Course
Lord Chesterfield
Colonel Cradock
Pagan
Ford
Agat Evenus
Evenus
Erenus
Crimson
Knight
Pagen
Woodcote
New T.Y.C
Lord G. Bentinck
John Day
Hero
Dawson
Lord Harry
Tom Sare
Mr. Dockeray
Dalesman
Buckle
T. Dawson
Montgomerie
Worley
John
Elephant and Castle
Kennington-gate
Sutton
Inns, &c
Derby Lotteriea
Lotteries
Pega Pasizon
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Jullien
Bes
Fox
Swate
Sabella Novello
Herr 2Udigl
Mintelligence
Cocar Op
Comox Cocsctr
Court of Christ's Hospital
Hosital
Lott
Harrison
G. Clarke
House of Commons
Cosxon
Sheriff Sidney
Connor
Allo
Newgate
Bloor‘fields
Enat
Tacaspay
Mr. Ford
George Bentinck
Kitchener
Mr. Hook
Death
Isleworth
Galpine
Elia
Cecilia
Weatley
Jessicate
J. Day
Eppa
Busk
Moonshine
Croton
F. A. Millbank
W. Scott
Richmond
Bonner
Lord Verulam
Laurel
Christing
Cataract
Croton Oil
Lye
Mr. Coleman
Devil-among-the-Tailors
Mr. Dyson
Loadatar
Duke of Richmond
Mr. R. Bennett
Marlow
Major Yarburgh
Miss Sarah
Holmes
Wildair
Whitehouse
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No. Siv
Ipsom
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