Weymouth election clash over free trade and reform
Mr Christie defends his five year record as a Free Trader at Weymouth public meeting. He cites his voting history, denounces intrigues to oust him, and appeals to honest electors to resist Tory-backed ploys and Chartist accusations while reaffirming commitment to reform and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
Christie
Mr. Villiers
Vermeouth
Anti Corn Law League
Andover
Duncombe
Philip Dodson
Tufnell
the Treasury
Lord Staverdale
Tuf
Lord Stavordale
Dorchester
Vermouth
Admiral Dundas
Admiralty
Mr. Christie
Mr. Bernal
Gresham Club Dinner Honors John Abel Smith MP
The Gresham Club hosted a dinner at its clubhouse honoring John Abel Smith MP with a banquet. Speakers praised Smith and Lord Russell, toasted the club’s prosperity, and acknowledged Post Office reform advocates, while noting plans for a Brighton college and a curious postal route tale.
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Gresham Club
John Abel Smith, Esq
M.P
John Abel Smith
Samuel Amory
John Abul Smith
George Larpent
Lord Dudley Stuart
W. Leaf
Easy
G. Moffat
D. Salomons
J. J. Travers
H. Start
W . Pritchard
Prince Albert
John Russell
City of London
Lord Jain Russell
Loudoun
London
Lord John Russell
Justi Abel Smith
Greshaw
Les Synedeus
Asbady
House of Sanith
Juin Abel Smith
Pmao
John Traverse
John Travers
Sir G. Larpent
Hear
Baronet
Moffat
Rowland Hill
David Salomons
Salomons
Antil
Berwick Bank Robbery Trial at Berwick Sessions
The trial of Jace Thomaun for the Berwick Bank robbery began at Berwick Sessions before Recorder Mr Robert Ingham. Prosecution led by Mr Greenwood and Mr Selby, defense by Mr Grainger. Witnesses testified on August night thefts, money hidden in beds and yard, with searches revealing £1000s in Bank of England notes and silver. jury returned Not Guilty amid crowd reaction.
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Jace Thomaun
Berwick
Berwick-uoom Tweed
Robert Ingham
Greenwood
Selby
Grainger
John
Mr. Watson
Witness
Cock and Lion Inn
Obertson
Tsebella
Cock and Lion Yard
Vinscuri
Witress
Margaret Bell
Short
Margaret Arnott
Alexander Robertson
Broadfoot
Thomson
James Proudfoot
Telford
Bank of England
Mrs. Thomson
Jeabella Lamb
Arnott
Lamb
Seadlock
Thouron
Uwe
Starvation death in Cripplegate family due to cold and want
An inquest at the Green Dragon Cripplegate heard that Maria Halliday aged 11 months died from diarrhea caused by cold and hunger. The father, cabinet maker, and mother faced destitution after a fire ruined tools and work, relying on parish relief but unable to feed six children and provide clothing. The jury found death due to want of nourishment and clothing, with no blame on parish officers, and a local donor supplied funds to ease suffering.
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James Stewart
Blackstone
Times
Austin
Trad. Hater
Stewart
Deving
Duke of Wellington
James
Flrat
Nicolai
Lord Brougham
William Payne
Green Dragon
Forn Street
Cripplegate
Maria Halliday
Mary Daley
Bin
Milton Street
Que
Vic
Harriet Wells
Slaney
Ajuror
Witmens
Diana Holliday
Roberts
T. Lloyd
Catey
Princess Royal cushion gift and inquest on Dowager Countess
A Bath Herald correspondent reports Mrs. Murria sent a richly woven reading cushion to the Princess Royal, accepted by Her Majesty with thanks. The page also covers the inquest into the death of Countess Dowager Lucy Louisa Winterton, ossification of the aorta noted, and a fatal Hoxton earth collapse during sewer works.. ongoing India and China news follow with updates from Bombay and Kabul, including troop movements, governance changes, and unrest in various regions.
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Priscess Royal
Bath Herald
Princess Royal
Murria
John Morris
St. Saviour's School
Ithie City
Cousteas
Hoxton
Hoxton New Church
Somerset Place
Pitfield Street
High Street
Hoxton Old Town
Britannia Gardens
Old Town
jStreet
James Haynes
No.6
Pimlico Walk
Hoxton Town
Wil
Wiltup
Box
William Lackbarth
Haynes
Heatert Street
Despatches from Marseilles Describe Quiet India and Rising Prices
LATER INTELLIGENCE reports from Bombay and beyond note quiet conditions at Latore with expected governor general inspection. Rumors of intrigues in Cabul and a potential English invasion of Peshawar surface amid famine fears in Scinde. Prices for corn and beans rise, ships face high freights, and a bridge dispute ends with landing and embarkation moving to the Suspension Bridge.
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Bombay
India
Lord Gough
Simla
Lahore
Nazim
Bught
Latrenre
Gulab Singh
Cashmere
Chivayy
Nes
Scinde
Trensail
Sir Charles Napier W
Kurracuee
Persotes W
Timeriat
Olservancy
Iowa
Aod
Fueto
Pr Sts
B.t.bay
D. A. Blane
Bombay Council
Elphinstons
Farrant
Europe
Coleone
Cotone
Huplus
Deesa
Bunwbey
Castden
Henry Roper
Livatengo
T. McMahon
Unomaender
L. R. Reid
Poower
Chapman
Great India Peninsular Railway Company
Malsey Ghaut
Kevahay
Cabul
Peshawar
Mabarmed Akhbar Kian
Yar Aahomed
Herat
Candecoor
Naib Ameennullah Khan
Sultan Jante Cabul
Mahomed
Todia
Shah Soojah
Balkh
Bokhara
Kekan
Ghuznee
Chive
Canton
Trween
Rom Chusan
Marseilles
Latore
Lal Singh
Lord Hardinge
Lahore Durbar
Gholab Singh
Saddle Island
Red Sea
Atalanta
Suez
Egypt
Cairo
Alexandria
Her
Ardent
Trieste
Ariel
Peninsular and Oriental Company
Murray
England
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Mr. Stewart
Ratepayers’ Association
Wanchester Courier
Sixcnbag
Hatfield
Prince Consort
Hatfield Houge
Wiel
West Gloucesters
Kingecote
Duke of Beaufort
West Gloucestershire
Grantly Berkeley
Cheltenham
Royal Arsenal
Dundas
Frapines
Michael Managan
Brighton
Church of England
Runa
Postum France
Journal de la Somme Rives
Famechon
Pas
Tarbret
Larbret
Arras
Amiene
Amiens
Duullas
Oeutlens
Acheux
Thuvres
Lal Kihyuettes
China
Charing Cross Bridge
Hungerford
Jengib
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