Death of Earl Spencer in 1830s era remembered
The report records the death of Earl Spencer at Wiseton Hall after a rapid decline. Dr Keate attended, but the earl expired at Mareborough station while en route. It recalls his lineage, political rise, and long service in Parliament, highlighting his role as a key Whig leader and financier in early Reform efforts.
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Obituary of Earl Spencer Highlights Public Service and Lineage
A detailed obituary recounts the career of Earl Spencer from his naval service at Navarino to his political roles in Parliament and his retirement to agriculture. It notes his steady character, public influence, and charitable affiliations, with a family succession detailing Viscount Althorp and a young heir. The piece also traces the Spencer lineage back to Marlborough and mentions widespread mourning among allied noble families.
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George
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Royal Commission and Bowport expiates art works and steam frigate
The piece reviews the Royal Commission orders for frescoes to be painted in the House of Lords with Mr Dyce to execute The Baptism of Ethel bert in fresco, plus potential revisions for Redgrave and Thames, while Horsley Cope Herbert Severn and Tenniel are to complete five frescoes in a Poet's Hall. Details of a steam frigate launch and global intelligence wrap a broad page.
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Dorchester Agricultural Society meeting experiments stir county
The Dorchester Agricultural Society celebrated its anniversary with a novel dinner plan that invited labourers to sit with members. The experiment sparked debate over class relations, but the chairman Mr Bankes praised the mood and urged harmony between manufacturers and agriculturists while noting practical limits of current facilities and a coming railroad. The report also covers broader European news including Polish oppression in Minsk and a Russia related critique of civil order.
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House of Commons
Court of Registration in Bethnal Green and London districts
Monday and Wednesday sessions at the Green Man and White Conduit House revised voter lists for Marylebone and surrounding boroughs. Liberals gain footing as claimants prove equitable estates enabling votes. disputes over descriptions of qualifications and post notices are expunged or upheld. Widespread public interest follows a stabbing incident at Hounslow barracks with Quartermaster Tarleton severely wounded and Lieutenant Kerwan remanded.
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