Andover struggle over Westlake election triumph at inquiry
The Andover union reports a dramatic verdict at a parish ratepayers meeting. Mr Westlake is returned to the town council amid clerical opposition, bribery claims, and guarded resistance from guardians who sought to suspend him. The piece condemns guardians who opposed the inquiry and praises Westlake for his public service to the poor and rate-payers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of
Westlake
Falm
For Andover Union
Rom
Andover
Poorlaw Commissioners
Stout
Weetlake
Nadie Lord
Marlborough
Hemmond
Dougal
Holly
Lamb
Phillips
Westicke
Gilbert
Oeldl
Baker
Clarke
Parker
M. Hammond
Hammondag
Poor Law Commissioners
Judas
Board of
Board of Guardians
Dodson
F. Lescombe
Afr
L. Lywood
Fey
Oliciter
Christopher Dodgen
Fulion
Princess Theatre and Drury Lane Notes of a Parisian Stage
A wide column reviews recent performances at the Princess Theatre and Drury Lane, praising the acting and scenery of La Biche au Bois and dissecting Morton’s comic take. It contrasts the lively audience heckling with Macready at the Princess, and covers the Colosseum and other London entertainments, including Miss Kelly’s theatre and a Brighton tour by the famed danseuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Lanz
Mr. Bunn
Adele Damilatte
Petipa
Porte St. Martin
Morton
Drury Lane
Harley
Wieland
Shakspeare
Princess's
Macready
Lear
Sadler's Wells
Phelps
Mr. Anderson
Doe
Helen Fuacit
Rosalind
Buckstone
Princess’s Theatre
Othelly
London
Dendemona
Wallack
Mrs. Stirling
Desdemona
Helen Faucit
Walter Lacy
Roland
Oliver
Sam Stag
Mr. G. Wild
Sally Slop
Sir Jacob
van Diemen's Land
Miss Kate Howard
Mr. G
Miss Kellyn Theatre
G. A. Beckett
Dudley Costello
Charles Dickens and Brothers
Evans
Forster
Douglas Jerrold
Leech
Leigh
Mark Lemon
Mayhew
Stanfield
Frank Stone
George Cattermole
St. James's Theatre
Sanatorium
Prince Albert
Earl and Countess of
Clarendon
Duke of Devonshire
D’orsay
Duff Gordon
Robert Grovesnor
Marchioness of
Landsdowne
S. Lushington
Morpeth
Mre. Norton
Nugent
Berl
Countess of
Radnor
Shelburne
Dudley Stuart
Southwood Smith
Finsbury Square
Tadroxs
Bricatox
Brighton
Taglioni
NEWMARKET HORTON MEETING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Sporting intelligence reports a crowded Newmarket meeting with numerous races and stakes. Winners include Lord G. Bentinck Killiekraukie and Queen of the Gipsies with close finishes and large payouts amid market panics and betting activity.
Trial by July anniversary dinner at Crown and Anchor
A crowd of about one hundred gathered on Wednesday at the Crown and Anchor Tavern to honor the fiftieth anniversary of John Horne Tooke Fhouias Hardy and John Thelwall. Dr Bowring presided and celebrated sovereignty of the people, the trial by jury, and memory of the historic figures amid cheers and toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Horne Tooke
Fhouias Hardy
John Thelwall
Crown and Anchor
Dr. Bowring
M.P
Fox
Taylor
Doctor Bowring
Bowring
Wen
Hampden
Sidney
Thomas Hardy
Parry
Norwich
London
Tottenham Court‘road
House of Commons
Hardy
John Russell
Edinburgh
Margarret
Nuir
Skirving
Fysche
Palmer
Gerrald
Gerrold
Wood
M. J. Haynes
First Newmarket Triennial Sweepstake Stakes Notice
A new stake open at Newmarket for mares covered in 1845 to run at the First October Meetings of 1848 1849 and 1856 with weights 8st 7lb for colts and 1st 4lb for fillies and a 10 sows per horse extra. Closing date January 1846 for entry with produce declared at the July 1846 meeting. Also outside Temple Church a notice on Monday about daily nine o'clock morning service until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
W. W. Wynn
Stoker
Mann
Ab. M
Lord Exeter
Cocoa Nat
Colonel Peel
Caen
T.Y.C
W.S. Stanley
Mr. Greville
Sir Francis
Culwick
Mecca
Lord Glasgow
Retriever
Ewilia
Houghton
Lord Stradbroke
Miss
Chapple
Mr. Meeson
Fair Charlotte
Celie
Elias
Kc. T.Y
Lord G. Bentinck
J. Sharpe
Mr. Drinkard
Ohio
Malvoise
Mr. Marson
Lord Chesterfield
Sir J. Hawtey
Alamode
Pear
F. Butler
Mr. Vernon
Hartshorn
Low Alamode
Duke of Bedford
D.I
Tidal Harbour Commission Probes Tyne River Plans
Newcastl-vrox-Truz and Captain Washington lead a commission in Newcastle to study the Tyne river and harbour works. They hear plans by Mr. Brooks and engineers, clash over jetties dredging and docks, review Sunderland and Stockton projects, and note port dues and potential deployments to Blyth and Berwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastl-vrox-Truz
Chapman
Washington
United Kingdom
Tyne
Wen
Brooks
Rennie
Richardson
Cubitt
Walker
Tees
Newcastle Quay
Newcastle
Harour
Dawson
Smith
Trinity House
Richmond
St. Peter's
Admiralty
Jarrow
Coble Dean
Ouseburn
Bell
Sunderland
Bertour
Hendon
Stockton Upon Tees
Jackson
Tees Navigation Company
Stockton and Darlington Railways Company
Mrr
Stockton
Commissionera Batiog
Blyth
Berwick-upon- Tweed
Trial of Lieutenant Hyder sparks outrage at Horse Guards
The York Chronicle reports a bitter public response to a general court martial held at Leaden for Lieutenant Hyder of the 10th Royal Hussars. Evidence destruction by Colonel Vandeleur and alleged prosecutorial bias sparked calls for inquiry, while Hyder’s acquittal followed dramatic claims of foul play and a now-disputed copy of a letter. The piece notes a weak punishment for Vandeleur and questions official accountability amid political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia
Horse Guards
Warren
Hyder
Duke of Wellington
Vandeleur
Horse Guarda
Vaudeleur
Oliver
10Th Hussars
Vandelenr
Colonr
Werk
Sorrosep Suicipr
Rose and Crown Inn
Putney
Carter
Richard Absalom
John Fuller
Bay
Streatham
College of Civil Engineers
Thames
Parish meeting at Shoreditch stirs reform and insults
A Sunday and National Schools meeting in St. Leonard’s parish Shoreditch debated revised rules with Mr Pearce leading the discussion. Controversial remarks about Puseyism and insults to Rev Wix drew sharp criticism and the chairman’s discretion. A new set of regulations was proposed including removing the vicar as chairman and placing meetings under the treasurer. Meanwhile, a separate court report details Charlotte Mackie’s indictment for felonious wounding of her husband, the acquittal on felony and a three month sentence for common assault on verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoakditch
St. Leonard's
Shoreditch
Pearce
E. Wix
Long
Wiz
Charlotte Mackie
Central Criminal Court
John Mackie
Sho
Mamacuaantar Tar Centa
Carumat Court
John Snazel
Catherine Porser
Ballantine
Joe the
Coleridge
Rodkin
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Cortision
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Salvege
Wesson
Sal
Groud
Royvat
Ryan
Idom
Her
Sporting Intelligence
FRIDA
Ab M
G. Power
the Gipsies
Crouch
Phebus
D.M
Br. Speed
Everton
Marlow
W. H. Johnstone
Milden
Eagily
Pratt
Secundus
Lord Miltown
Duc-an-Durran
Mr. Neeson
H F
Robinson
Amaryllia
A E.C
Lord Waterford
Walldog
W. Abdale
Mr. Meiklam
Traeboy
Lord Warwick
Yardley
Mr. Whitelock
Fair Rosemond
Mies
Hfu
James King
Dalcimer
Milliner
Mr. Gregory
Tattersall
Cambridgeshire
Denrey
E. Russell
Sting
Shubrick
Anson
Ford Chesterfield
Mr. Ramsay
Malcolm
O'Brien
Duke of Rutland
J. Hawley
Lord Albemarle
Preston
G. Bentinck
Mr. O'Brien
St. Paul
Mentor
Hye Majesty
Beck Havens
Salthill
Wexham Jane
Boveney
Surrey Hall
Berkshire
Maidenhead Bridge
Captain Forbes
Winkfield
Epsom
Ear
Limerick
Baron de Terrier
Lemprier
William Gobling
Samuel Wilton
John Tanner
Worcester Park
Ewell
John Cole
Gona
Tanner
Joy
Mr. Wilton
Gobling
Witoens
Wilton
Cole
Wilmesens
Teener
Jef
Sheppy
Studhill
Swalecliffe
Hampton Hill
Canterbury Journal
Duke of
Caledonian Mercury
Iig
Chelsea
Michael Golding
King's-road
St. George's Hospital
Digby
Fleet-street
Port Eglintoun
Dunlop
Mr. Cassel
Tidal Harbour Commission
Ocr
W. J. Ellis
Horss Shoe Inn
Downend
George Wi Brother
Soundwell
Brittain
Witness
Joseph Garland
Thomas Bird
Batsett
William Hasra
Ead
Porter
Benjamin Wiltshire
Lens
Samuel Garland
Charles Stone
Thomas Churchill
March
Mr. Watts
John Whitwell
W Anid
Watts
Benjamin Dodd
George Hall
Mesars
Terrel
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