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Miscellany notes from Windsor to London debates
Victorian column items report Windsor council urging Canterbury to draft a Thanksgiving form for harvest. Notes appoint Dean Turtin to Westminster, praise Lord Sydenham portrait, mourn Sir Michael O Loghlen, and list local notices from Southwark voter lists to Liverpool tea market. Reports of suicides, inquests, and railways effects follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Canterbury
Turtin
Peterborough
Regius
University of Cambridge
Westminster
Lord Sydenham
Lord Falland
Globe
Sir Michael O'Loghlen
George Street
Hanover-square
Michael
England
Southwark
Messrs
Brett and
Vizard
Gristers
High-street
Devenies
Mr. Longman
T. N. Longman
Rees, Orme
Paternoster Row
Therchbishop
Doctor's Commons
Longman
Aly
Loxporr-prince
Londonville
Swan Inn
Willingford
Sman
William Pullen
J. W. Martyn Williams
Drescott-hall
Drescott-hall Park
Boynes
Loiret
Iscythe
E. Montagu Parker
M.P
Devonshire
Bristol Mirror
B. M. Swaffield
St. Austell
Devonport
Winsx
Resent
Bolton
Nife
Vaidstone Piper
Gravesend
Royal Terrace Gardens
Sth
Victoria
Tae
Redman
Lear
Sunderland Bridge
John Thompson
Sunderland
Smith
Thompson
Aurgeon
J'yne Mercury
London
Birmincham Rat
Loodon
Tring
Wolverley
Salopian Journal
Axotuzr Carters
Kirkwall
Fiday
Westray
Hypnopnonia
Seafield
Annan
Dumfries
Stephen Thomas
Adam Thomas
Elcombe
Wroughton
Wilts
Adam
Stephen
Catherineleet
Strand
Wring-Cross Hospital
Great Western Railway
White Horse
Piccadilly
Bear Inn
Maidenhead
Middlesex
Berks
Surrey
Hounslow
Egham
Staines
Colnbrook
Feargus O'Connor Arrest on Sedition Warrant in London
The article reports a Manchester warrant for Feargus O'Connor, leader of the Chartists and editor of the Northern Star, to arrest him on sedition charges. Police moved covertly from Manchester to London, detaining him at his residence and transferring him to guards at Guards Lane station before transit to Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feargus O'Connor
Chartists
Nowhern Star
Manchester
London
O'Connor
Hall
Hughes
Due
Mr. O'Connor
Guardner’s Lane
Grandfather Whitehead at the Havre Theatre drama review
A two act serious drama Grandfather Whitehead adapts a French tale. Strong praise for Mr. Farren as Grandfather Whitehead. Extra notes include an extraordinary Havre Theatre scene with an Irishman and a riotous audience incident. Also mentions As You Like It prize winner Henry Smart and false rumor about Mrs. Butler touring America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Driver
Strickland
Bob Lincoln
Webster
Langley
Stuart
Whitehead
Mitn
Driver
Drayton
Tilbury
Louisa
Edwin Yarnold
Edward
Master George Webster
Susan
Mr. Farren
M. Bouffe
Farren
Remus
Havre
Ile
Teddy
Paddy
Dublin
Macready
Henry Smart
George Smart
Butler
Fanny Kemble
America
Pisa Amphitheatre Disaster and Local News In October
Pisa was shaken when a wall collapsed during a ball game at the amphitheatre near the town gate, burying spectators and leaving fifty injured with a child among the dead. Elsewhere, the Welsh bards festival in October at Abergavenny awards prizes and presents Harps and medals. A public dinner in Montgomeryshire presented Sir John Edwards with a plate praising civil and religious liberty and commercial freedom. The piece notes other items including Freemasonry gossip, a church-building stamp fund, an incendiary fire in Dunfermline, a Coventry magistrate incident, a smugglers’ seizure in Waterford, a wasp bounty misadventure, and a Murper murder in Hungley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisa
Barpie
Abergavenny
Jon Epwanos
Montgomeryshire
Newton
John Edwards
Sir John
Ephgriam
Hernoop
Tennyson D’eyncourt
Lincolnshire
Oliver
D'Eyncourt
Bury
Chambers
Chamberfield
Dunfermline
Edinburgh
Coventry
Ennis
Smyth
Clare
Captain Leyne
Carrick
Capt. Leyne
Dancan
Orrins
Derby Mercury
Roya Charlotte
Darrmuouth
Royal Charlotte
Stoke Church
Murper
Hungley
Oakham
Reynolds
Duke of Bedford's Oakley leads in early racing card
Sporting Intelligence reports the Duke of Bedford's Oakley 8st 7lb ridden by Robinson defeats Lord Exeter's Abydos 6st 7lb by a neck in the T.Y.C. three-year-old race. Buckenham Stakes results include Murat by Slane winning for Colonel Peel, while Misdeal takes the 50 sovs three-year-old race. Additional notes cover DoB Magog and Una dead heat, the Rutland Stakes entries, Kendricken buying Blue Bonnet, and Doncaster St Leger chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Bedford
Oakley
Robinson
Lord Exeter
Abydos
T.Y.C
Buckenham
Colonel Peel
Slane
Nat
Muret
Lord G. Bentinck
Rogers
Lord Albemarle
Antiope
Mr. Greville
Buffalo
D.M
Capt. Colquitt
EH. Edwards
Duke of Rutland
Bizarre
Minx
Mr. Ford
Poison
Tildo
Vulture
Tilcho
Belissima
Florence
Ralph
Sally Agst
Saras
Rosalind
Manto
Johnny
Ralphi
Houghton
Mateh
Edwards
Mr. Gregory
Una
Chapple
D.L
Mr. Rogers
Bartholomew
Mr. Pettit
Everilda
Napier
Mr. Goodman
T Y.C
Clark
Sen
Newmarket
Epsom
Ascot
M‘george
Hampton, &c
Kendricken
Canada
Bath
Lord Eglinton
Blue Bonnet
Doncaster
Dawson
Mr. Lye
J. H. Mackendive
Roy
Cromartie
Rhidurroch
Susser
Greene
Burleston
Norton
Glenn
Lord Ward
Invergarry
Staffordshire
Glengarry
Ward
Chesterfield
Innkeepers
Duke of Devonshire
Coombes
Newell
Lambeth
Westminster-bridge
Putney-bridge
Deptford
Saitinu Matcu
Robert Meiklam
Talisman
Tue Rai
Lord Felintoun
Leicester
North Midland and Midland Counties Railways
Doncaster Chronicle
John
Beal
Kenlish Gazette
Tombs Mountain
Killarney
Notilla
Lochlane
Kerry
O’sullivan
Vincent Point
Lord Kenmare
St. Vincent's Point
Leahy
Kerry Paper
Carter
Surrey
Nine Elms Tavern
Battersea
George James Rogers
Rogers and Son
Oxford Street
Mr. Bentley
Searle
George J. Hall
Feat On the Queen's Ride and Other Oddities
A tale from Musselburgh to Falkirk describes two farmers riding a pony to catch up with the royal procession in Edinburgh. The lone rider hopped aboard the pony at Tanlithgow and joined the royal cortege without saddle or bridle, completing a 36 mile journey. The page also reports a hawk escaping captivity, a man marrying the previous day while drunk, a religious conference urging fasting, and several court and public notices with humane, humorous tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Ashburton
Gosport
Anglesea
Orange Party
Colertine
Morning Chronicle
Exauisa Beer v. Foneran Breer
Wisbech
Stamford Mercury
R. Peel
Ballintubber
P. Sweeny
East Yorkshire
Cade
Hull
Germany
Helland
Barton
Hedon
Peel
England
Stamford Vercuru
Rev
P. Answorturv
Uxparpes
Suerters’ Court
Surrey
Earl of
Uxbridge
Whitehead
Marquis of
Anglesey
Earl of Uxbridge
Hertfordshire
Chambers
Lovekin
Foster
Ashurst
Cooper
Cousins
Swindall
Great Western Railway
Knapp
G. Goldney
Clutterbuck
J. Awdry
John
Lord Denman
Court of Queen’s Bench
Saunders
John Awdry
Joseph Farron
Paradise-row
New Church
Bethnal-green
Chalmers
Glasgow
Edinburgh
George Rogers
St. Giles’s
Messrs
Red House
Searle
Bentley
George Perkins
Perkins
Mr. Bentley
River Thames
Lothian
Fairkirk
Tanlithgow
Falkirk
Levisman
Parkgate
Clarke
Norman
Robert Peel
Liverpool Standard
George-street
Durance
John Owen
Maryletone
Hyslop
Oxford Street
Mr. Rawlinson
Mr. Rawinson
Westzyan Conference
Porson
Wakley
Swan
George Street
Fuley-place
Susannah Allen
Middlesex Hospital
Ellen Finlay
Woodrowe
Edward Woodrowe
Foley-place
Corfe
Mountaineer
Carnarvon Herald
Roscommon Journal
Russia
De Lamartine on Industrial Progress at the Macon Academy
The French statesman addresses the Academy of Macon on industrial progress and its dangers as explained by Lacretelle. He argues for a tempered view of industry, praising railways and steam power while urging moral guidance, justice, and state aid to workers within a framework of liberty and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Macon
Petere
Academy of Macon
M.de Lacretelle
Jean Jacques Rousseau
France
Europe
Lord Byron
Childe Harold
England
Rome
Tyre
Carthage
The
Indies
Russia
Germany
Switzerland
Pacha
Mediterranean
Suez
India
God
Scania
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