Queen's Visit to Nottingham and Tamworth Arrangements
The Queen and royal party will pass through Nottingham on December 4 en route to Belvoir Castle, with a public dinner planned and committees formed for arrangements. Tamworth residents also organized meetings to receive her Majesty at Drayton Manor, with two official addresses planned and a subscription to cover expenses.
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NottingHam
Belvoir Castle
Wm. Hurst
Prince Albert
Suite
Chatsworth
Chesterfield
Derby
North Midland Railway
London Road
Belvoir
Tanworite
Tamworth
Drayton Manor
Augustus Callcott
National Gallery
Trafalgar-square
Seguier
Windsor Castle
Eastlake
Brighton
Christchurch
Marylebone
Educational Committee
The
Privy Council
National Society
B. B. Cabbell
Lincoln’s Inn
Honourable Society of Jincoln’s Inn
Michael Linning Melville
William Courtenay Morland
Fetheraton Stonestreet
Henry Rogers
John Rogers
Borlase Hill Adams
John Fish Pownall
John Busher Duncan
Francis Hastings Russell
Scots Fusileer Guards
William Russell
Duke of Bedford
Elizabeth Sackville West
Frederick West
Oxford
Gladstone
Estcourt
Duke of Brunswick
Hanover
C. Wetherell
Rolls Court
Lord Langdale
QUEEN
Burmany
Custom
Central Criminal Court
Burnaby
Commissioners of Customs
Cockburn
Lord Meadowbank
Court of Session
Succoth
Pitmilly
Corehouse
Glenlee
President Hope
Meadowbank
Doxsr
Wellineton
Preston
London
Duke of Wellington
Joseph Hume
M.P
Bryanstone Square
Montrose
Hume
Charles Gubbins
Madras
Mr. Hume
Elizabeth Wilson
Priest-court
Foster-lane
Foster Lane
Watling-street
Fire Brigade
Braidwood
Dowding
Fogo
Farringdon-street
West of England
County Fire Establishment
Messrs. Sutton and Co
Careylane
John Nevill and Sons
Hosiels
Teague
Dramatic and Musical Theatre Roundup at London Venues
A long catalog of performances across Kensington and central London theatres notes Bertie, Leroux, and Carey starring in The Devil in Love at Drury Lane and Pauline Leroux praised as a fine pantomimist. Murat pageantry at Astley’s theater, and Colbrun’s benefit at St James’s with a gold watch gift, plus Shylock and Portia at the Gamin de Paris amateurs with strong acting and a Nervous Man farce.
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Royal Kent Theatre
Kensington
County of Middlesex
Draury-Lang Taeatae
Mdlle
Pauline Leroux
Monsieur Carey
Duke of Cambridge
Duke of Devonshire
Duke de Palmella
Earl of Chesterfield
Earl of
Errol
Marquis of
Granby
Marchioness
Blandford
Conyngham
Lowther
Castlereagh
Villiers
Granville Somerset
Brooke
Ranelagh
Bruce
Seaham
Adolphus
Augustus Fitzclarence
Victor
Sabilla
Tas NaTional
Royal Pictur Galleries
Charles Locke Rastlake
R.A
Royal Commission On
Theatre Royal Daurny-Lane
Carlotta Grisi
Mademoiselle Pauline Leroux
Paris
M. Carey
Princisa’s
Walter Lacy
Morris Barnett
Astley
Murat
France
Mr. Harwood
Nile
Egypt
Bonaparte
Kleber
la Bastide
Africa
Barbra
Mr. Danavide
Calabria
Piacenza
Italy
Count Capelli
Conrade
Caroline Bonaparte
Paul Castagnac
Mr. G. Gray
Naples
Napoleon
Europe
Burke
Russia
Toulon
Napoleon Bonaparte
Barry
Auriol
Champs Elysees
Hercules
Batty
Westminster Bridge
St. James's Theatre
Little Colbrun
le Gamin de Paris
Colbrun
Les Francais Residans
Londres
Shylock
Bassanio
Portia
Antonio
Gratiano
Launcelot Gobbo
Farren
Trishman
Salisbury Election Honors a Beloved Respectful Figure
In Salisbury, speakers reflect on the election to solicit suffrages while mourning the loss of an estimable member, a dear relative. They praise Mr Wyndham for his inoffensive nature and the affection he inspired among friends, with the crowd responding in approval.
Derby and St Leger betting on Rattan and others
Odds for Tattersalls Derby events show Rattan taken at 50 to 1 and 13 to 2 for Mr Crockford's Rattan. other runners include Ugly Buck, Loadstone, Orlando, T Auld Squire, Feigaballagh, Voltri, and Bebington with varied stakes. The market reflects heavy wagering and shifting offers, with Rattan the focal point and the public awaiting the close.
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Derry
G. Heathcote
Crockford
John Day
Quin
Col. Peel
Orlando
Bowes
Irwin
Payne
Watt
Goodman
R. Bulkeley
Hesseltine
Northleach
Dexrey
Scott
Loadstone
Lichtwald
Volth
Herbert
Ongley
Maffam
Dr. Phillimore
Lord Normanby
Marquis of
Three days shooting at Buckenham and Mr Weatherley death
Mr Weatherley proprietor of Sir Hercules died at Acton on Sunday. A Buckenham shooting party of seven guns for the hon Francis Baring logged totals for Nov 15 701 birds and animals, Nov 16 1044, Nov 17 784, grand total 2536. A Dublin gamblers party at Newry races tolled by police, one man claimed £100 win. Export of horses from Paragon Inn stables to Berlin and Rotterdam includes Prince Caradoc and other horses and a hunter shipped for Mr Holmes.
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Seacur Foxp
Manchester
Messrs
A. H. Henry
Bark Farturse
Bryant
Newmarket
Bury Post
Hill
The
Northern Star
Feargus
Lion of the North
C. Alexander Wood
Oxford
Brecknock
Middlesex
Lord Stanley
Mr. Villiers
Villiers
Globe
St. Mary Lenone Savines
Times of
James Tate
St. Paul's
Edmonton
Richmond
Yorkshire
Sydney Smith
Canon Tate
Somersetshire
Thomas Tate
Bradford
Ashton
Essex
Surrey
Kent
Hertford
Justice Cresswell
York
York Courant
Herapath
Railway Journal
Birmingham
Derby
Gloucester
Brandling Junction
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Paisley
Ayr
Greenock
Grand Junction
Great North of
Hull
Selby
Liverpool
London
Blackwall
Brighton
Croydon
South Western
Greenwich
Bolton
Leeds
Midland
Newcastle
Carlisle
North Shields
North Midland
Northern
B—y
Affghanistan
Scinde
Wells
Botolph Jane
Thames Street
City of
H. Crossman
Crossman
J. Chapman Davie
Baptist Chapel
Davie
Woottett
Europe
National Benevolent Institution
Woollett
Hurst and Robinson
Hurst
Erhnological Society
Hodgkin
Brook Street
Ethnological Society
Archbishop Wateley
Lord Brougham
B. Brodie
Professor Clark
Sir Charles Malcolm
John George Shaw Lefevre
Dublin
Mountstuart Elphinstone
George B. Greenough
James Cowles Prichard
Samuel Duckworth
Esq
J. A. St. John
J. Postlethwaite
William Aldam
M.P
William Elphinstone Malcolm
Thomas May
Walter K. Kelly
Benjamin Brodie
Thomas Hodgkin
W. Holt Yates
Andrew Smith
Richard King
M.D
Fredericks Archer
Trinity College
Lloyd
Wray
Weekly Chronicle
Weatherley
Hercules
Acton
Buckenham
Francis Baring
Bivers
Newry
Freeman’s Journal
Baron von Gotze
Prussia
Prince Caradoc
Queen of Trumps
Mr. Holmes
Thirsk
Bonsall
Black Horse Inn
Holmes
Emerald Isle
Bouch
Rotterdam
Rhine
Free trade triumph in cathedral town over bribery tactics
In Salisbury the Anti Corn Law League claims a major victory for free trade as Mr. Bouverie gains substantial support from a large turnout. Reports describe bribery attempts, mob activity, clergy involvement, and a tense poll disparity between Bouverie and Campbell, with final tallies showing a questionable outcome and continued political contention.
Official Declaration of the Poll in Salisbury Election
After polling, townsfolk celebrated a new member. Campbell received 317 votes to 270 for Bouverie, a 47 vote majority. A procession formed to the Town Hall as Campbell was paraded through the town amid cheers and some rowdy demonstrations. The Anti-Ceraman League planned a congratulatory meeting at Salt Lane Rooms that night.
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Savissury
Old City
Campbell
Lords
Commons
Bouverie
London
General Michell
Admiral Bouverie
Fowler
Finch
John Peniston
Henry Cooper
Robert Squarey
John Lambert
C. W. Squarey
Salisbury
Edward Pleydell Bouverie
Porceman
R. Squarey
Henry Jacob
Mr. Bouverie
League
Richard Hetley
Robert
Mr. Jacob
Wyndham
Somerset
Mr. Campbell
Saxony
Italy
America
France
England
Lord Melbourne
Anti Corn Law League
Durham
Kendal
House of Commons
Jory
Wilton
Hussey
C of Salisbury
Saltlane
Salisbury Election Peacekeeping Clarified
A correspondent notes reports that 50 metropolitan police were sent to Salisbury for the election, but authorities say no London police attended. The Salisbury town council had asked for them, yet the Home Secretary refused since Wales deployments occupied many officers, so none were present.
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Wales
Bishops’ Bench Fails to Condemn Tracts for the Times
The Record notes an attempt to secure broad bishopric approval against the Tracts for the Times failed due to the intervention of the Bishop of Peter. The report highlights church factions and the unresolved status of the condemnation within the bench.
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Peter
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