Meeting of Parliament and Royal Visit Highlights
The period notes that Parliament is not to reconvene before February and reports on several cabinet visits. Also covers arrival of Prince and Princess de Nemours at Woolwich, health updates on Lord Melbourne and Lord Brougham, legal notices, a Dublin shooting effort, and various social and public events with a mix of political and royal mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Peel
Whitehall Gardens
Prince and Princess DE Nemours
Prince
Princess de Nemours
Woolwich
Town
Lord Melbournr
Melbourne Hall
Derbyshire
Derby Mercury
Lord BroveHam
Paris
Lord Brougham
M. Dupin
Cannes
Provence
Sir Henry Witmer
Bart
Henry
Lieutenant Munro
Teessiger
Brighton
Lord Meadowbank
Baronet
Edinburgh
Cambridge
Prince Albert
Cambridge Chronicle
Payne
Whitefriars
Anti-Corn-Law League
Council of the League
Dublin
William Dark
Prender
Mark Knight
Exeter
England
Magee
Newgate
Will
Thomas DU Buisson
Elizabeth
Lucy
James
Duke and Duchess of
Nemours
France
Duc de
Bordeaux
Sin Houchu Evergy
Queen’s
Cheapside
Westminster
Bow Church
Home Secretary
Fara
Truman
Hanbury
London Hospital
New-cross
Hoof
Dover
London
London-bridge
Guy’s Hospital
Lord Brougham and the Whigs in Silent Reckoning
A vehement critique argues that Whigs orchestrated a false expulsion of Lord Brougham and paints their party as a faction driven by expediency. It contends the Whigs abandoned allies, misused power, imposed taxation, and cultivated deception to denigrate Brougham and cling to office. The piece pledges to expose their impostures and celebrate Brougham’s enduring influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brougham
Mr. O'Connell
Lichfield-house
Daniel
O'Connell
Ben Hawes
Junius
England
Lord Brough
Palmerston and Co
Downing-street
Billingsgate
Melbourne
House of Lords
Atlas
Lord Spencer
Earl Grey
Lord Stanley
James Graham
Lord Glenelg
Marquis Wellesley
Irish Court of Chancery
Lord Plunkett
Lord Melbourne
Fox
Maynooth
Corn Exchange
Ireland
Export of Clyde manufactures tops £851000 in quarter
The Clyde's British manufactured goods exported value for the quarter ending October 10 was £851,387. A farmer in Dammartin Jura uncovered a vast ancient vault while digging a trench in a vineyard. Inside were stone cases containing armour bones and medals, a reliquary and a gold ring, with Gothic inscriptions and a sealed entrance. The mayor ordered the items kept safe and the shaft sealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Marguillier
Dammartin
Jura
Netherlands
Charlemagne
L. P
Revival and new farce at the Adelphi Theatre
A Tuesday revival of Mrs Cowley’s Belle’s Stratagem at the Haymarket features strong female leads with Mrs Rackett and Mrs Nesbitt praised for character work. Laying a Ghost, a new farce with Mr Strickland and Miss Bennett, provides a comic plot about disguises and a letter misread. ADELPHI THEATRE also presents The Mysterious Family, a two act piece lauded for Wright’s buffoonery and a comic husband-dispensing prank. ADELAIDE GALLERY hosts a carbon battery exhibit with Professor Farraday and Brande, showing a powerful new electric light using carbon electrodes and parabolic results surpassing the Drummond lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Touchwood
Risklove
Miss Tremor
Adelphi Theatre
Wright
Miss Woolgar
Otranto
Gregory
Mr. O. Smith
King of
Hanover
Duke of Beaufort
Adelaide Gallery
Farraday
Brande
Paris
Professor Bunsen
John Thomas Cooper
London
Betting Market at Tattersalls May Day Races
A long list of bets and odds on Scott's, Forth's, Loadstone, Marinella, Leander, and other horses with payments and takeouts noted. Includes ratios like 6 to 1 against Scott's lot and 20 to 1 against Loadstone, plus actual wagers laid and remarks on which bets remain active. Also covers a letter from the Marquis of Waterford to the Tippeary hunt and other betting and racing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DzEasy
Scott
Forth
Allen
Crockford
John Day
Quin
Loadstone
Peel
Orlando
Lichtwald
Leander
Irwin
G. Heathcote
Lord Exeter
Marinéila
Payne
F. Ongley
Lord Normanby
Lorimer
Campanero
Mr. Allen
Vat
Marinella
Watt
Paris Papers Hint At Possible Italian Disturbances
Latest intelligence notes calm in Madrid on the 9th but rising opposition. Paris funds were heavy with a minor late gain in the Three per Cents, closing around 82, as insurrection fears in Italy linger and Rome debates concessions to popular forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Spain
Italy
Germany
Madrid
State Prosecutions: Plea of Abatement Received
Dupuy November 15. The traversers win a key ruling as the plea of abatement is received and marked on the Court of Queen's Bench files after crown opposition. Four days’ notice granted. further arguments postponed to Monday. Eminent barristers call the plea valid. quashing indictment possible. nine traversers each to present a separate argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen’s Bench
Victoria
Court of Queen’s Bench
Rumoured prosecutions in Ireland court case described
Rumours abound that state prosecutions may be abandoned and a coercion law sought after Parliament’s reassembly. The grand jury met but no indictments were returned while arguments in the traversers case stretched court decorum and the judge warned against delay tactics and improper conduct.
Court rules questioned as four day rule granted
In a heated session the attorney general cites a historic case while the Chief Justice dismisses the authority of the argument and insists on court practice. The traversers receive a four day rule to join, signaling a delay and adherence to established procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King v. Kirwan
Lourd
Revision of the Dublin jury lists in sessions court
In Dublin sessions court this morning Mr. Recorder Shaw restarted the revision of the jury lists with many claimants appearing on liberal sides. Both sides now seek to have names inserted after previously seeking removal. Several claimants were admitted while others were struck out amid general confusion in the Tory camp as pro abatement arguments gain traction. The Evening Mail quotes the orange organ noting a ruling that the plea of abatement was pleaded in sufficient time, a decision seen as significant against the attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmarthen
Metropolitan Police
Dragoons
Llanffynone
Llaneguad
Rachel Jones
Thomas Jones
Becca
Thomas
Fortguard
Lewis
Thomas Bullen
Neath
Lanx
Rocheston
George Hyde Page
Her Majesty
58Th Regiment of Foot
G. Davies
W. Gladdish
J. Smith
J. G. Bryant
G. Ellis
Woodstreet
Brompton
Edward Tyler
Charley
Manor Street
Wood Street
Page
James Graham
Central Criminal Court
Anderton
Alderman Hughes Hughes
Newgate
Steinkopff
Frederick Ricketts
Bristol and Exeter Railway Company
Ball Court
Justice Wightman
Talbot
Parrott
Court of Common Pleas
Registration of Voters
Bompass
Wright
Stockport
Hughes
Chatham
Allan
Waterhouse
Prince Albert
Chippenham
Dorney
Eton Wick
Wick
Salt-hill
Bath Road
Three Tuns
Chalvey
Teazer
John Nash
Wexham
Duchess de Nemours
Sir William Hamilton
Royal Irish Academy
William
Recorder Shaw
EiGut o’CiLock
P.a
Evening Mail
Orange Organ
Landlord and Tenant Commission Members Named
The commission to proceed with its inquiries includes Lord Devon as chairman Sir R Ferguson M P Liberal Mr Redington M P Liberal Mr G A Hamilton M P and Mr Wynne of Sligo county as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landlord and Tenant Commission
Lord Devon
R. Ferguson
M.P
Redington
G. A. Hamilton
Wynne
County of
Sligo
Fires on Irish Hills Spark Protestant Fear of Massacre
The Cork Constitution reports numerous country letters saying on the night of the 11th fires lit hills causing public alarm. One letter quotes a reply that Protestants were beaten. News from Dublin’s proceedings had been seen as a triumph, but fear of a general Protestant massacre grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oourrage
Tippenany
Shinrone
Waller
Mr. Goold
Mrs. Waller
Mr. Braddell
Miss Vereker
Mr. Waller
Gur
England
Guildhall
Jullien
Council Chamber
E. Garcia
Novello
H. Chatfield
Dolby
Steele
John Parry
Stretton
Ferrari
London
Lord Dudley Stuart
Oxford
Exeter College
Macrgapy
Philadelphia Gazette
Shakepeare
Macready
Philadelphia
Wacbeth
Hayxwetl Pauper Lunatic Asylum
Conolly
Greene
Duff . Greene
Cork
Dublin
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Morning Post
Henri Cing
Myself
Sporting Intelligence
Tattersall’s—Maypay
Waaterford
Tipperary Hunt
Curraghmore
Millett
Tipperary
Lakefield
Waterford
Roland
Oliver
Anne
Lord Eglinton
G. Bentinck
Colonel Peel
Greville
Berkshire Chronicle
Lydd
Elgin Courant
Brown
Linkwood
Museum of Elgin
Morayshire
Robert Fuller
George Bradshaw
Hammersmith
Bedfont
Bradshaw
Fuller
State OF South Wales
Hatchell
Messrs. Ford
Cantwell
Garland
Attornees
Traversers
Clerk of the Crown
Bourne
Waltes Bouryg
Ratchell
Mahony
Mr. Ford
Judge Burton
Brewster
Mr. Mahony
Justice Burton
Justice Crampton
Justice Perrin
Moore
Instanter
Mr. Moore
King
Johnson
East
Durnford and East
Mace
Pigott
J. Cardiff
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