TRIBUTE TO THE League and political notes in London
The miscellany column surveys League gains in London and Kendal, fund-raising momentum in Manchester, cabinet council discussions at the Foreign Office, and Kendal election results. It covers Wesleyan support, post office theft accusations, a major fire at Edgington and Sons, and court cases involving the British and North American Association, plus various theatre obituaries and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
London
Kendal
Salisbury
Wiltshire
Post
Manchester
Tus
Foreign Office
James Graham
Robert Peel
Fitzroy Somerset
Home Office
Duke of Wellington
Windsor Castle
Duke of Buccleugh
Scotland
Warburton
Durham
Bright
Purvis
Wesleyan Chronicle
Roppertzs
Dublin Monitor
Ireland
Messrs
Edgington
British North American Association
Millard
Duke OF Argyle
Court of ComNon Pleas
Hammersmith
Albion-hall
Webb’s-lane
Oxford-street
Shackle
Millar
Daley
Mr. White
King’s Cottege
King’s College, Strand
Daniels
Somerset House
Professor Daniels
Quie
German League
United States
Brazil
Brazil!—Zeeds Mercury
East India House
Ampere
Court of Directors
India
W. Cotton
Hume
George Salmon
Macclesfield-street
West of England
Marta
Frank Blahoney
Prout
Frazer
Theetropolis
Father Prout
Lord Stanley
Malta
Mr. Mehoney
Rome
Vatican
Mrahoney
Ppe
Mr. Mahone Tat
Egypt
Lord ‘Anley
Edinburgh Weekly Register
Derby and Oaks betting market notes and racing dispatches
The column records Tattersall's price odds on Rattan and competing horses for the Derby and St Leger with heavy bets and late movements. It also lists Thursday and Friday betting lots, a horse name list including Loadstone Orlando Feigaballagh and others, racing incidents, and a note on Mr Weatherley’s death and Buckenham shooting totals plus a Dublin gambling tale and horse export movements to Berlin and Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Watt
Goodman
R. Bulkeley
Hesseltine
John Day
Rattan
Northleach
T’auld Squire
Orlando
Voltri
Feigaballagh
Derby
Scott
Quin
G. Heathcote
Irwin
Ballagh
Volth
Mr. Herbert
Oapley
Maffam
Dr. Phillimore
Lord Normanby
Lorimer
Marquis of Westminster
Laura Colt
Oaks
Greory
Copeland
Lord Westminster
Fanny Eden
Lichtwald
Leander
Weatherley
Hercules
Acton
Buckenham
Francis Baring
Dublin
Newry
Freeman’s
Baron von Gotze
Prussia
Prince Caradoc
Mr. Holmes
Thirsk
Bonsall
Tun
Iele
Bouch
Rotterdam
Rhine
Paris Intelligence Reports Russian Frontiers Move
Paris papers report Russia plans an army of observation on the Turkish frontier to curb revolutionary currents. The King and royal family stay at St. Cloud, with the Duke d Osuna arriving on a mission to announce Spain's king’s majority. Reports cover Austro-German concerns, Polish unrest, and Madrid cabinet formations amid mounting opposition. In Barcelona a stalled surrender and renewed insurrection raise alarms.
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Prince Policyac
Paris
Prince Polignac
M. Benjamin Delessert
M. Delessert
Sebastiani
St. Cloud
Peyronnet
M. Peyronnet
Augsburg Gazette
Constantinople
Riza Pacha
Bibesco
Porte
Alexander Georgewitsch
Russia
Bibescu
Pacha
Varna
Reschid
Jerusalem
Mehemet Ali
Sennaar
Bank of ‘Ckylon
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
T. Young
London
Kandy
Turkey
Greece
de Brunnon
Tuileries
Duke d'Osuna
Augsburgh
Universal
Posen
Diet
Darmstadt
Rome
Perugia
Duke of Aumale
Naples
Malta
Warsaw
Madrid
Pinares d’Aranda
M. Olozaga
M. Lopez
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Our Express
M. Olozag
M. Luzurriaga
Royal Court of
Barcelona
M.gonzales Bravo
Grace and Justice
M. Cantero
Serrano
the Escartel
Phare Des Pyrennées
Amettler
Junta
St. Fernando
San Carlos
Figueiras
Termination of Salisbury election in cathedral town
A detailed report describes the Salisbury poll on a Salisbury election day, noting Mr. Bouverie’s Free Trade push and alleged bribery attempts by Tory forces. It covers voter turnout, police action, later tallies, and names Campbell and Bouverie amid accusations of corruption and mob behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Bouverie
Anti Corn Law League
Mr. Bouverie
Durham
London
Kendal
League
Campbell
House of Commons
Wilton
Hussey
Judgment Favoring Crown in Ireland Prosecution Plea
Destin reports the Queen's Bench judgment in Ireland sided with the crown against the plea of abatement. Traversers face possible trial at bar next term after filing two affidavits to seek postponement due to no legal jury panel before January and the lengthy indictment. A Friday hearing will decide the motion. The Nenagh Guardian notes a separate fatal outrage at France and the inquest into Miss Vereker's death with magistrates considering a rewards fund and subscription to aid prosecution.
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Hope
France
M. Chaix d’Est Ange
Leacus Foxp
Manchester
Messis. A.H. Henry and Co
Oxford Road Twist Company
Messrs. Bannerman and Sons
Messrs
Hyde, Sons
Sowerby
Dore.t
Haverfordwest
B—y
Affghanistan
Scinde
T. J—s
J—s
Duke of Wellington
Preston
the -River
London
Black Rock
Kemp-town
Brighton
Rottingdean
Eastbourne
Beacheyhead
Hastings
Theodore
Worthing
B. B. Cabbell
Augustus Callcott
National Gallery
Trafalgar-square
Seguier
Windsor Castle
Eastlake
Court of Common Pleas
Tudball
Bristol
Clifton
City of
Whiteman
Wenlock
Ludlow
Bridgenorth
Webb
Birmingham
Weekly Chronicle
Bryant
Newmarket
Bryent
Bury Post
ButchErs’ Benevonment Institution
Friends
Bridge House
London Bridge
Charles Pearson
Messrs. Hobbs
Broadhurst, Hawkins
Fitzwilliam
Onnobis
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Pearson
Alderman Challis
Giblett
Gible
Lock Jaw
Sryeurar
Baker
London Hospital
James Holloway
Rosslyn Castle
Sadier
Quebec
Globe Dock
Rotherhithe
Queen Square Police Court
Mr. Bond
Miley
Bridewell
Belfast News
Ireland
Destin
Court of Queen’s Bench
Bar
Finnce
Miss Vereker
Nenagh Guardian
R M
Thomas Brereton
R.M
Thomas George Stoney
Waller
Nenagh
Richard Wills Gason
D.L
Irish Arms Bill Circular to Irish Clerks of Petty Sessions
Government circular from Dublin Castle dated November 1843 directs clerks of petty sessions in Ireland to send weekly returns to the chief secretary listing gross numbers of fire arms and air guns for which notices of intention to register have been served, under the act 6 and 7 Victoria chap 74, to aid the inspector-general of constabulary in marking and tracking quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin Castle
Victoria
Inspector-General of Constabulary
E. Lucas
Toll gate destruction near Bettws shocks readers
A Welsh toll-gate between Bettws and the Holyhead road was destroyed last night by vandals who sawn posts and carried away gates. A Welsh note warned the toll house would be destroyed if the gate were replaced. The incident, near Ruthin awaiting trial, echoes other regional unrest and raises fears of broader crime in South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury Lane
Carlotta Grist
Tais
John Templeton
Peri
Carlotta Grisi
Adieux
Saturn
Giselle
Giubilei
Galbi
Petit Stephan
Clara Webster
Carlotta
M. Petipa
Petipa
Rebecca Acain
Ruthingaol
South Wales
Thursda
London Bridge
Thames
Wapping High-street
Stoney Lane
Tooley Street
Commercial Road
Avery Farm Row
Little Ebury Street
Coleshill-street
King’s
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Bonaparte
Kleber
la Bastide
Africa
Barbra
Mr. Danaville
Calabria
Piacenza
Italy
Count Cape Ti
Conrade
Caroline Bonaparte
Paul Castagnac
Mr. G. Gray
Napoleon
Europe
Burke
Parthenesse
Enoch
Toulon
Napoleon Bonaparte
St. James's Theatre
Colbrun
le Gamin de Paris
Les Francais Residans
Londres
Shylock
Bassanio
Portia
Antonio
Gratiano
Launcelot Gobbo
Alan
Farren
Trishman
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Kexsmneter
Kensington
Guildhall
Clara Novello
Gigliucci
Fermo
Sabilla
W. Farren
Maycemster TheaTre
Miss Gardner
Ariel
National
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Charles Locke Eastlake
R.A
Royal Commission On the Fine Arts
Chaussée d’Antin
Faubourg
Smith
Sporting Intelligence
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