Miss Harner Martineau Pension Fund Closed in London
The subscription to compensate Miss Harner Martineau for her disinterested refusal of a government pension has closed, and £1,348 has been remitted to Miss Martineau. Also reported are Nelson’s statue top raised in Trafalgar Square, rising mortality in the metropolis, and updates on political canvassing and local affairs.
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Haymarket Theatre notes and Adelphi updates
The Haymarket gains Mrs. Nisbett after Covent Garden exit, delivering a strong Constance in The Love Chase and an audience-pleasing She Stoops to Conquer though with mixed reviews. Adelphi presents Bohemians of Paris, with a large rogues cast and lively scenery. St James's hosts the enfants Castelli to enthusiastic reception as Bouffé’s Boulevar de Paris scenes draw tears and laughter.
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State Prosecutions in Ireland Finding of the Bills
The document notes findings of the bills by the grand jury in Ireland, detailing the prosecution actions and procedures related to state affairs and legal process. It outlines the grand jury’s role in evaluating and presenting bills for prosecution within the Irish legal framework.
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Derby and Oaks betting at Tattersalls and Queen's Bench plea
Sporting intelligence covers Tattersalls betting on Derby and Oaks with many stakes and figures, plus a detailed Court of Queen's Bench session at Dustin. It records bets, names of horses, and the judge led proceedings as the indictment against O'Connell and others unfolds with pleas and copies of the indictment to be served.
Kendal Election Warburton Emerges In Free Trade Clash
The Kendal borough nomination opened in the market place with George Bentinck and Henry Warburton as candidates. Warburton framed the contest as a fight between free trade and monopoly, urging Kendal electors to back him amid cheers and disturbances. Poll results showed Warburton leading at multiple time checks, with Bentinck trailing. reports mention clashes, bullies, and local reaction as the Liberal free traders claim triumph.
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The American Deer Triumphs In Beehive Foot Race
A crowd gathered at the Beehive tavern cricket ground near the Surrey Zoological gardens to watch James Byrom and T Jackson race one mile. The race ended with Jackson finishing about twenty yards ahead after two laps in minutes and 52 seconds, demonstrating exceptional speed and stamina.
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Fire Destroys Barley Rick and Hovel at New Place Pulborough
A Sunday evening blaze at New Place Pulborough damaged a barley rick and hovel owned by Mr William Heath. Fire engines arrived around ten, aided by favorable wind, limiting damage to the stated structures. Heath is insured with Phoenix. Brishton Gerette, Penworth, laments the spirit of incendiary acts.
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Rumors of a Repeal on Trinity College Records
A complaint to Trinity College board alleges an avowed repealer remains on the university books. Mr Ray has a window to decide whether to relinquish repeal or resign from the university. In other news, 600000 light sovereigns have been sent from Newcastle to London, with a reported loss of £10000. A Newfoundland boat party recovered a red chest containing a young woman's corpse in Silk dress with three gold rings, presumed to have died at sea. the chest was given Christian rites at St Mary’s Globe.
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Salisbury canvass favors Bouverie in free trade race
A Salisbury correspondent reports late accounts from London show strong progress for free-trade candidate Mr. Bouverie. If trends hold, locals expect his return to Parliament, aided by enthusiastic supporters and League-led efforts mirroring recent victories at Durham London and Kendal.
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