Vast Mason Strike Debate Aims for Public Truth
The piece defends transparency in a labor dispute at Woolwich and Trafalgar Square, detailing how Grissell and Pewall Windsor workers faced allegations about Allen, the foreman. It argues no violence occurred, praises calm conduct, and warns that limiting work would harm the labor force, urging proof before condemnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Grissell
Pete
Manchester
Grissell
Woolwich Dock
Guigal
Messrs
Pewall
Trafalgar Square
Kaw
Hits
Allen
Hmad
Two New Commissions of Enquiry and Puseyism Forded
A murky polemic decries Puseyism and greets two new Government Commissions of Enquiry. The piece praises Sir Robert Peel’s selections, notes Lord Granville Somerset as an able organizer, and hopes for revenue reforms through office consolidation. it warns against expectations of major tax relief but foresees some savings. The tone remains partisan, with sardonic sympathy for Colonel Sibthorp and a distrust of Chancery suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother
Af Lincain
Sithorp
P Mans
Saly
Sibthorp
Robert
Croniel
Patton
Lord Granville Somerset
Lord Langdale
Pemberton
Wigram
Journal des Debats on Barcelona and the Catalan Junta
The Journal des Debats portrays unrest in Barcelona amid the revolutionary Junta and threats to the citadel. It critiques French interference, praises Spain’s move to avoid provoking foreign meddling, and urges cautious governance to preserve constitutional authority while maintaining European peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Des Debats
Barcelona
Journal Des Débats
Pyrenees
Ferdinand
Paris
Monsieur-Thiers
Europe
France
Hau
Spain
Hovis Ute
Edward the Black Prince at Surrey Theatre review
The Edward the Black Prince spectacle at Surrey Theatre wowed crowds with lavish scenes and massed personages, trading plot for visual pageantry. Updates note Mr Ducrow’s scenes, Mr Macready’s return, and Mr Kemble’s health and Adelaide Kemble’s Covent Garden appearances. A Gala at the Albion honored Mr Collard, with songs and a Weber-Moscheles duet. The Polish refugee relief gains momentum, with Miss Adelaide Kemble set to perform at Guildhall on the 17th, backed by Lord Dudley Stuart and the Friends of Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey Theatre
Edward the Black Prince
Cressy and Poictiers
Ducrow
Zimour
Old Drury
Macready
Hammond
Charles Kemble
Adelaide Kemble
Covent Garden Theatre
Butler
Fanny Kemble
Albion Tavern
F. W. Collard
Cheapside
Clementi and
Collard
London
Horsley
Messrs
Mr. T. Cooke
Mr. Allen
Hebbs
Mr. Parry
Messrs. Allen
Cooke
Blewitt
Francis
Hutton
C. Taylor
Fitzwilliam
Joan Parry
Morceaux
Weber
Moscheles
Benedict
M. Victor Hugo
M. Monnier
Theatre Français
Odéon
M.latte
Lucréce Borgia
Royal Court of
Paris
Lord Dudley Stuart
Association of the Friends of Poland
Poland
Lord Mayor
Corporation of
Kemble
England
Tattersall’s Monday racing report on favourites and prices
Sporting Intelligence notes minimal action in first class favourites while Palinurus Moss Trooper and Scalteen show strong interest among bettors. Closing and Derby prices list multiple horses with odds from 10 to 1 up to 1000 to 1 against, detailing taken and offered bets for Attila Chatham Robert de Gorham Nessus Auckland Meteor Palinurus Dirce colt Scalteen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Tae Denny
Palinurus
Meteor
Moss Trooper
Scalteen
Col. Anson
Attila
Lord Miltown
Mr. G. Clarke
Dirce
Derby
Lord Verulam
Robert de Gorham
Mr. Maher
Ballinkeel
Hon. S. Herbert
Lord Westminster
Auckland
Mr. Bowes
Cooke
Lord Chesterfield
Duke of Grafton
Prince Albert Increases Royal Stud At Cumberland Lodge
The stud of Prince Albert gains valuable additions led by stud groom Mr. Quarton. Hamlet the celebrated stallion joins the royal hunting and breeding establishment at Cumberland Lodge, purchased from Holdbrook's executors. Brood mares are in foal. more stock expected. Sir Oliver, once a favored hunter, is retired. Prince Albert plans more hunting with the stag hounds this season. Stalls and paddocks at Mizel hill provide for stallions, brood mares, and foals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aobert
Prince Albert
Mr. Quarton
Hamlet
Cumberland Lodge
Mr. Holdbrook
Tottenham
Royal Highness
Sir Oliver
Windsor
Mizel Hill
Two Houses Fall in Minories Alarm at Night
In Rosemary lane Blue Anchor-yard two uninhabited houses collapsed on Friday night around nine. No injuries occurred. The properties belonged to a King Street, Tower Hill resident. A crowd gathered near the ruins as the scene drew late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Lauderdale
Berwickshire
Earl of Home
Fanine Powi Ag
Rosemary-lane
King Street
Tower-hill
Murph
John Smith
Houlston
Edward Kearsey
Shetfordhall
Thither
George Barber
Smith
Mr. Kearsey
Shetford Bridge
Skeet
Needham
Barber
Rogsby
Pulham
J. Muskett
Zsq
Norfolk Chronicle
Royal birth bulletin from Buckingham palace 1841
Latest intelligence reports the queen and infant prince in good health after the birth. A detailed Buckingham palace bulletin records visits by the Duchess of Kent and other nobles, the presence of Prince Albert, and the arrival of foreign ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crank
Caartes Locock
Robertt Fsrenson
RicHard Blagden
Buckingham Palace
Duchess of Kent
London
Middlesex
Mis Lordship
Magnay
Rogers
Palace
Her Majesty
Duchess of
Netherlands
Baron Gerndorff
Brunon
Tricoupi
Baron de Neumann
Countess Delawarre
Elizabeth West
Uxbridge
Eleanora
Constance Paget
Countess of
Haddington
Countess of Wilton
Stanley
Miss Cavendish
Harcourt
G. E. Anson
Prince Albert
Marquis of Exeter
Lord Colville
Francis Seymour
Colonel Wylde
Royal
Prince
Diplomatic Corps
Royal Household
Duchess of Gloucester
Prince Ernest of Hesse Philipsthall
Burghersh
Gernsdoff
Lincoln
Ripon
Aberdeen
Duchess of Richmond
Duchess of Inverness
Earl and Countess of Delaware
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Earl of Jermyn
Standish
James Graham
Princess Royal
Lord Melbourne
Robert Peel
the Duke of Wellington
Lord Wharncliffe
Queen Isabella health uncertain as Madrid turmoil grows
Reports from Marlborough House say Queen Victoria’s health improves slightly while Paris readies a pledge to remove Madame Munoz and dispatches ships to protect French residents. In Madrid Brigadier General Don Gregorio Quiroga y Frias is executed for treason as the regent orders harsher measures. public calm largely prevails amid ongoing political reshaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Donacer
Marlborough House
Paris
Espartero
Madame Munoz
France
Manan
Isabella
Spain
Don Gregorio Quiroga Y Frias
Campo de Guardens
Madrid
Leon
Fulgorios
Vittoria
Donna Maria Christina de Bourbon
Dedalus
Martin
Liverpool
Africa
Soudan
Constantinople
Germany
Hanover
Duchy of Oldenburg
Duchy of Brunswick
Berlin
New York
Birmingham
Euston Square
Garrick
England
Louis Philippe
Don Carlos
Christina
Morning Chronicle
Tur Tower
Ordnance Department
Department of Woods
Ordnance
Royal donations to Eton fund and royal birth notices
The article reports Queen Victoria and Prince Albert contributing substantial sums to education and royal birth related causes, with details of other royal and aristocratic figures involved. It notes ongoing fundraising nearing ten thousand pounds and mentions attending officials and appointments linked to the birth of a prince.
Destructive Fire at Blackfriars Road Cloth Works
A fierce blaze broke out before 2 am at Kingdon and Bathes floor cloth factory in Wellington Street Blackfriars Road. The building was engulfed within minutes and fire engines from multiple districts battled the flames. By 2:30 pm the blaze was under control and fears for neighboring premises subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfriars
Messrs
Kingdon and Bathe
Wellington-street
Blackfriars-road
Waterloo Road
County
Farringdon-street
Southwark-bridge
Grond
Manchester
League
Leeds Mercury
Commissioner Blunt
Sheriffs’ Court
Red Lion Square
Elizabeth Fisher
Kensington
Duke of Beaufort
Parker
Parker and Co
Gray’s Inn
Barnes
St. Luke's Hospital
Henry Lambert
Philp
Lunatic Asylum
Vienna
Suppen
George Bennett
Baker
Hackney-road
George
S. Robinson
Morninglane
Hackney
Religious Tract Society
Africa
Blakesley
Pegsworth
Lees
Greenacre
Courvoisier
Jeremiah Herbert
Cope
Newgate
Herbert
St. Sepulchre’s Watchhouse
the Times
Carver
Her
Society of Friends
James Graham
Privy Council
South African Commercial Advertiser
Prince Rupert
London
New Zealand
Table Bay
Mouille-point
Bucephalus
John R. Merewether
Fulcher
Mr. Merewether
Sergeant Merewether
Whitehall-place
Cape Town
England
CITY POLICE COURT SITS ON CABBIES AND DRIVERS
Saturday court scenes reveal cabmen fleeing when magistrate Copeland enters the room and officers propose shifting summons times to curb street nuisance while aldermen recall past efforts to restore order. Other items include shoplifting by two women in Marylebone and a serious assault case at Marlborough Street with bail set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Police Committee
Guildhall
Alderman Copeland
Copeland
Lucas
Kelly
Farebrother
Marylebone
Mr. Long
Martha Prosser
Eliza Weaver
Benjamin-street
Clerkenwell
Prosser
Marlborough Street
Peter Trenor
Thomas Gadney
Tollemache
Park Lane
George
Southstreet
Grosvenor-gate
King’s Head
King-street
Taylor
Barber
Audrey-street
Maltby
Hatton Garden
Graves
Clarke
Field
Walker
High Holborn
London
Greenwood
Mr. Greenwood
Mr. Field
Peter Welsh
Arbour
Benjamin Street
Dunn
Golden-lane
Brennan
Broughton
Union Hall
Hicaway
Richard Hitchman
Thompson
Bristol Dick
Cottingham
Libarani
Albany
Camberwell
Robinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Poleyism
Catalonia
Tts Grang
Anand
Toathey
Duke of
Aumale
Orns
Sporting Intelligence
Wer-Norsz
Prince of Wales
George Brough
Claremont
Brough
de Grey
Earl de Grey
Ireland
Viscount Melbourne
Court Journal
St. George’s Church
Hanover-square
Lord Walpole
Earl of Orford
Harriet Bellina Frances Pellew
Fleetwood B. R. Pellew
C.B
K.C.H
Pellew
George Pellew
Norwich
York
Rachel
Dorothy Walpole
Miss Pellew
F. Pellew
Grafton Street
Earl
Town
Stratford Canning
Robert Gordon
Court of Queen's Bench
Henry Goulburn
Lory Holland
Little Holland-house
Lord Holland
Florence
Pulman
Black Rod
Commons
Ley
House
Buckingham ‘Palace
Lords Commissioners
Court of
Queen’s Bench
Exchequer Bill Arratra
Statistical Society
Royal Academy
Geological Society
Society of Arts
Royal Society
Derby Junction
Gloucester
Dundee
Arbroath
Eastern Counties
Glasgow
Ayr
Paisley
Greenock
Grand Junction
Chester
Crewe
Great North of England
Great Western
Hull and Selby
Lancaster and
Preston Junction
Blackwall
Brighton
Shoreham
Croydon
Greenwich
London and South Western
Bolton
Bury
Leeds
Midland Counties
Newcastle
Carlisle
Northern and Eastern
North Midland
North Union
Preston and Wyre
Ulster
York and
Strand Union
Edward Willoughby
Dowling
Board of Guardians
Corder
Council
Dlichtine
Southwark
Lambeth
House of Commons
Lords
Church-street
Jane
Michaelmas
Ball
Hine
Relief Committee
United States
Liverroot Cortex
Police, &c
John Lloyd
Penlead
Huntingdon
Herefordshire
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