Postage schemes uncertain and local notices in London press
Broad survey of varied items including a claim for compensation by former Wigan town clerk, a novel single-horse police omnibus, parliamentary plans for warming and ventilating the Houses of Parliament, and local notices from Wakefield to Kinmel Park. Also notes on banks of issue, anti slavery convention, West India mail steamers, church building at Chiswick, and other miscellany.
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FE eenaaraGt
Wigan
Thomas Grimspaw
Manchester Guardian
Great Scotland Yard
Commissioners of Police
Pariament
Barry
Reid
Dr. Reid
Lexy Morretti
Wakefield
West Riding
Earl Fitzwilliam
Nisel Park
Lord Dinorben
Kinmel Park
Chester
Bangor
Holyhead
Holywell
St. Asaph
Abergele
Conway
Abergeie
Denbighshire
Rhuddlan-marsh
Richard the Second
Bolingbroke
Flint-castle
Offa
Mercia
Caradoc
Morva Rhuddlan
Marsh of Rhuddlan
Murper
Wart
Whitehai
England
Wales
Covythy Banks
Bank of Excnant
Select Committee On Banks
Bank of England
Liverpool
Birmingham
Newcastle
Manchester
Portsmouth
Gloucester
Swansea
Hull
Te Bank of England
London
British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society
Friends of Humanity
United States
West Inpia
Royal West India Mail
Yarmouth
Clyde
Woodruff
Rrst
Barbadoes
Jamaica
Turk’s Island
Nelize
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Mobile
Havannah
Nassau
New -Providence
Halifax
Multalc
New Courcy
Bonywam-Green
Chiswick
Luruham-green
Great Western Road
Thv Dhhabitants
Middlesex
Christ Church
W. Hannison
Q.C
Treasury
War Office
Duchy of Cornwall
Rochdale
Sharman Crawford
Wanchester
New York
Earl of Malmesbury
Isle of
Her Majesty’s Trea
The Witches of the Rhine at Adelphi Opens Season
Adelphi Theatre opens with Die Heren Am Rhein also Rudolph of Hapsburgh. Rudolph battles assassins, uncovering intrigue around Ottocar and Wilhelm as stage magic and water illusions stun the audience. Cast features Maynard, Yates, Bedford, Wieland. new burlesque and Covent Garden items noted.
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Adelphi Theatre
Yates
Messrs. Wilkinson
Wright
Ottocar
Mr. Lyon
Rudolph
Julio
Mr. W. Chaplin
Saltzburgh
Ida
Sadler's Wells
Old Drury-lave
Wilhelm
Paul Bedford
Wieland
Mrs. Grattan
Mr. Wieland
R. Hughes
Count Almaviva
Operatic Society
Lyceum
Vandenhoff
Covent Garden Theatre
Sheridan Knowles
Kosciusko
Campbell
Macready
Shakspeare
Old Drury
Covent-garden
Henry Betty
Malibran
London
Musard
Royal Academy of Music
Paris
A Letter Urges Petition to Queen Over Political Crisis
Sidney Mith writes to Britons urging direct petitions to Queen Victoria through independent nobles to counter government corruption. He condemns the Home Office for blocking addresses and calls for the monarchy to take a stronger stand, warning that the current faction risks self-destruction if restrained further. He urges courage to emancipate the Queen from the “spell” of the ministers and to flood the throne with public appeals.
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Duke of Richmond
House of Commons
Duke of Buckingham
Earl of Radnor
Lord Kinnaird
Earl of
Radnor
Arras
Home Secretary
Sidney Mith
Sporting Intelligence From Tattersalls and Woolwich Races
Report covers Tattersalls Monday races with Iliona Welfare and others, odds movement, and field interest. Also details Woolwich Garrison Races results, heats, and stakes, plus Blackfriars Regatta results, Deer stalking near Lochalsh, and assorted correspondence on Anti-Corn Law petitions and addresses delivered to the Queen.
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Blackfriars
Blackfriars-bridge
Robert Ware
James Gill
Joseph Matthews
Thomas Ware
John Ware
Barraud’s-road
Temple-stairs
Southwark-bridge
The Happy Peasantry Buck's Arcadia Brill Distress Tale
A Brill correspondent reports a clea n industrious family facing eviction and poverty as rent is seized. The husband cannot find work for weeks, the wife begs door to door for furniture and food, and the clergy provides a small aid while locals debate agricultural prosperity and corn laws.
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Bucks
Brill
Duke of Buckingham
Darvell
Bucks Herald
George Darvell
Little London
Privy Real
Oakley Feast
London
Manchester
Hereford and Wilton election items and notices
Recounted results show Pulsford winning at Hereford by 145 votes over Griffiths amid alleged Tory intimidation. Wilton elects Lord Somerton with focus on corn laws and budget critique. Also reports a post office notice advising correct addressing to prevent mis-sent newspapers. includes nominations in Cavan and East Retford.
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Rogers
Ranby
Clarke
Barnby Moor
A. Duncombe
Herneforp City
Hereford
Pulsford
London
Cambridge
Griffiths
Merewether
Ilfracombe
Pulsord
Wittox
Wilton
Old Sarum
Earl of Pembroke
Viscount Somerton
Earl of Normanton
Richard Hetley
Lord Somerton
Edward Hinxman
Jon
Post
Post-Office
General Post Office
W. L. MaBenty
Accident at Pen-y-Darren Iron Works explodes boiler
Inquest at Castle Inn into the Pen-y-Darren works disaster. Witnesses describe the boiler and tube failure, deficient water supply, and a large tube misfit. Jury returns homicide by misadventure verdict. calls for signal whistles and tighter safety oversight. Alfred Oldham dies and others injured.
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Menroyr
Darren
Alderman Thompson
Castle Inn
Davies) Havin
William Jenkins
Baller
John Wil
William Lacy
Pen-y-Darren
John Williams
John
James
Stephens
Watts
Mr. Stephens
John Harris
Joseph Davies
Adrian Stephens
Thomas Levis
Lewis
Samuel Truran
Dowlais
Matthews John
Alfred Oldham
Fire disrupts Victoria Theatre during Susan Hopley performance
A stage fire broke out at the Victoria Theatre on Monday night amid gas light effects in the Susan Hopley piece. Fire from flying draperies was quickly suppressed by backstage staff. audience panicked briefly until Mr. Osbaldiston calmed them and fire crews were not needed.
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Iliona
Welfare
Lord Palmerston
Iam
Zelmyra
Mr. Dilly
Duke of Rutland
Bell
the*Squire
Mr. Payne
Edison
the Ruler
Goodman
Orelia
Holmes
the Young-un
Peel
Lord Miltown
Lord Chesterfield
Major Hay
George Bentinck
Flambeau
Emma
Victoria Theatre
Susan Hopley
Osbaldistom
Waterloo Road
Fatal London and Brighton line crash near Haywards Heath
A night train from London to Brighton derailed at Copyhold cutting near Haywards Heath on the London and Brighton line, two engines and three carriages leaving the rails. Four people died including stoker Robert Field and guard Kitchen, with several others injured. Doctors Carpue and Elliott aided survivors, and an inquest opened with testimony from engine staff and witnesses about signals, speed, and likely causes.
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Brighton
Hayward’s Heath
London
Ouse Valley
Copyholdhill
Cuckfield
Hayward's Heath
Carpue
W. T. Elliott
Brompton Lunatic Asylum
Robert Field
Jackson
Shoreham
Marshall
Leeds
Monteagle
Balcombe
Copyhold
Elliott
Cowper-house Lunatic Asylum
Brompton
Kernan
London University
Fernandez
Lamb’s Conduit Street
Eliott
Kitchen
Goldsmith
Hayward’'s-heath
Byass
Beck
Lindfield
Metropolis
F. Gell
Sussex
London and Brighton
Bellamy
Robert Marshall
Henry Palmer
Jane Watson
Lord Sheffield
Harman
Heaviside
Beauclerk
M‘lean
Wood
Rastrick
Ballet
Faithful
Watson
Field
Charles Goldsmith
London and Brighton Railway Company
Hawley
Ouse Viaduct
Copyhold Cutting
Ouse
Heyward
Mr. Hurst
Greenwich
Croydon
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Blood of Lancaster
Sporting Intelligence
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Windsor Castle
Home Department
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S. Smith
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