West Gloucestershire Liberal Registration Association urged
The Gloucester Committee report praises electors and editors for fair conduct in a contested county, details the formation of a West Gloucestershire Liberal Registration Association to manage electoral registration, and suggests a nonpartisan approach to candidate selection. It calls for subscriptions, a governing committee, and a shared aim to unite Liberal voters for public good.
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Gloucester
West Gloucestershire
Prees
Court of Appeal
Isidon
Earl Fitzhardinge
Lord Fitzhardinge
Lord Brougham
West Gloucestershire Liberal Associations
Commons
House of Parliament
West Gloucestershire Liberal Registration Association
Seville banquet voices Cobden free trade toast
A Diario de Sevilla report covers a Seville banquet for Mr. Cobden with local directors of the Economical Society and prominent merchants. Cobden extols free trade benefits for Spain, urges mutual enlightenment, and favors Andalusia with the aim of wealth through freedom of trade. Other toasts and speeches follow in a lively diplomatic exchange.
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Foreign Office
John Russell
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl of Minto
George Grey
Viscount Palmerston
Earl Grey
Exchequer
Earl of Auckland
Lord Campbell
Viscount Morpeth
Earl of Clarendon
T. B Macaulay
Marquis of Clanricarde
Coppex
Seville
Diario de Sevilla
Cobden
Senor Miguel Chacon - Duran
Economical Society of
Senor Chacon
Pacific
Andalusia
Lynn
G. Bentinck
Chelmsford
Farraera
Mr. Selmes
Sussex
Lord G. Bentinck
Professor Playfair
Northhouse
London
Bowman
Locke
Mr. Burman
City Improvements Protest Meeting Over New London Street
A public ward meeting in Farringdon Without protested a planned £300,000 expenditure for a new street from King William Street to Queen Street. Speakers urged sanitary reforms, better drainage, and housing for the poor, proposing a memorial to the Common Council and seeking Parliament powers for broader city improvements.
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Farringdon Without
New Court
Old Bailey
King William-street
Queen- Street
James Duke
M.P
Messrs
Anderton
Taylor
Obbard
Buckmaster
Isherwood
Williams
Harding
Burn
Lynch
Bedford
Bogle
Corporation
City of London
Court of Common Council
Boyle
London
Seeley
Common Council
Lord Morpeth
Parliament
Cheapside
King William Street
Budgerow
St. Paul's Churchyard
London Bridge
Lincoln's Inn Fields
Longacre
Fleet Street
West End
Guildhall
Westminster
Hear
St. Giles’s
Farringdon Market
Metropolitan Society
R. Taylor
Pontifex
Queen Street
Ludgate Hill
Earl Street
Blackfriars
Bridge Street
Dorset Street
Whitefriars Streat
Bouverie Street
Poultry
Mansion House
Improvement Committee
Southwood Smith
Carpenter
Farringdon
Gresham
Holborn Hill
Galloway
Low
George Grey
Home Department
Her Majesty
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
G. Walter
J. Duke
Sir J. Duke
B. Bond Cabbell
Cochrane
Marylebone
Spry
Spain
George Thompson
Barton le Street
New Malton
Barton
Thompson
Yorkshire Gazette
Gulf of Mixtco
New York Journal of Commerce
Sarah Churchman
Baymore
Philadelphia
Key Wear
Brazos Santiago
Com. Sloat
Non
Pacific
Pease
Washington
Picayune
Gulf
Key Wees
Key West
Custom House
Marine Hospital
Sand Key
United States
Perry
Sloat
Morris
Waldron
Colorado
Boston
Kearney
Bennett
Warfield
H. W. Safford
New York
Matamoros
St. Mark's
Walkulla
Catherine H. Bacon
Adelia Waldron
Rhode Island
General Wilson
Napoleon
Frances
Watts
Havannah
Lafayette
Louisa
Eben Preble
New Orleans
Kilgaton
San Antonio
Texas
Allimo
8.G. Ward
Thomas Yeatman
Fernesse
Etout
Libel Case Set For Queen's Bench Hearing
The case against the et mam is listed for Tuesday the 24th in the Queen's Bench with counsel for both sides. Mr. Lewis the Four Law Commissioner represents the plaintiff in the libel action. N. P. Willis, a noted American writer, was wed on the first inst month in New Bedford to a daughter of Congressman Joseph Grinnell. The bride Cornelis is described as petite and spirituelle.
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Parry
Rowlatt
St. Peter's
Pimlico
Wilmot
Giffard
Millingen
Fell
Dowling and Lowndes
Justice Patteson
John Bayley
Dr. Quail
Shuttleworth
Parker
Meeson and Webby
Sir J. Bayley
J. Bayley
Justice Erle
Chambers
Lord Denman
Caure
Lewis
N. P. Willis
New Bedford
United States
Joseph Grinnell
Congress
Cornelis
Daring Attempt to Murder at Clerkenwell Court
George Wilmot a broker aged about 48 was charged with attempting to murder Mrs Susannah Haines at Paradise Terrace Islington. Witnesses described a violent attack in a dark cottage passage with a bloodied head and a candlestick weapon. Medical certificates warned of danger to the victim and the prisoner was remanded as Mrs Haines lay in a solitary Islington cottage.
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George Wilmot
George Smith
Aden’s Place
King’s Cross
Battle Bridge
St. Pancraa
Clerkenwell Police Court
Greenwood
Susannah Haines
Matthew Haines
Paradise Terrace
Liverpool Road
Islington
Richard Gilbert
Haines
Howard
Aden
Sergeant Allen
Hallee
Newington
Mr. Greenwood
Mr. Mould
Mrs. Haines
House of Correction
Dreadful suicide at Bridgewater Square Barbican
On Monday a man named Benjamin Croote of No 7 Bridgewater Square Barbican killed himself with a sword after a period of distress. An inquest heard he had recently left Harmer and Pearson's and started a distillery venture. Witnesses described his declining mood and a struggle between a knife and sword before death. The verdict was temporary insanity.
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Baridgewater Square
Bridgewater Square
Barbican
Benjamin Croote
No. 7
Square
Harmer and Pearson's
Red Cross-Street
Cripplegate
William Payne
William Lovell
Wen
Bill
John Bellingham
Cambridge Street
Haggeraton
Witness
Harmer
Pearson
Chime
Curar
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Gloucestershire Representatior
Martha Eliza Rhodes Shuttleworth