Pett's Burn and Royal Cattle Gifts Stirring London
The stock market dull as Bulls vanish toward Tamworth after Peel's speech. Apple blossoms at Pinhay cliff near Lyme Regis. six to seven trees bloom by the sea. Viscount Combermere gifts Indian cattle to Queen, to be moved to Windsor for Frogmore stock. Severest notices cover courts, sewers, and Kingston robberies, plus Newmarket harvest prospects and a Frogmore fire scare.
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Pett's
Stock Exchange
Tamworth
Robert Peel
Pinhay-cliff
Lyme Regis
Dorset
Hk MajEsty
Viscount Combermere
East Indies
Combermere Abbey
Windsor
Prince Albert
Royal
Frogmore
Shropshire
Inserverr Court
Christ’s Hospital
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
W. S. Grey
Charles Hew
Thomas Nixon
Westminster
City and Liberty of Westminster
Greek Street
Soho
New Street
St. Giles’s
St. Martin’s-lane
Matt and
Bailey
Kingston
Surrey
Messrs. Ashby
Staines
Mr. Nightingale
Ives
Freemore House
Douchess
Kent
Frogmore House
the Duchess of Kent
Office of the Woods and Forests
Phipps
Brougham
Coventry
London and Birmingham Railway
Lord Brougham
The
North
Coventry Herald
Newmarket
Suffolk
Semiseria
Extempore
A.F
Glasgow
Jockey Club Yard
Hyde Park Corner
Ab. M
Colonel Peel
Zenobia
W. W. Wynn
Mann
A.M
Loriy G. Bentinck
Rogers
Lord Glasgow
C. A.F
Rowland
Mann), Beating Mr. Bradford's Reciprocity, 3 Yrs, Lord G. Bentinck
Miltown
Bourra Tomacha
Mr. Bowes
T.Y.C
Mr. Wreford
Ray Middleton
Margellina
J. Howlett
Mr. Collins
Voltaire
Emineth
Mr. Shelley
Nizza
Baron Rothschild
Bathyany
Lord G. Bentinck
Mr. Braithwaite
Gaiety
Rhodian
Mr. Jaquee
Mr. Payne
Mr. Thornhill
Lord Chesterfield
Thesron
Parr
Stirling
Harvey
J. W. Stirling
Paris Farce At Hay Market and Pasquale At Princess Theatre
The Mertons adaptation Paris Orleans et Rouen opens amid farce confusion with Blondel Bristle misled to Bristol and Birmingham. At Princess, Paul Bedford debuts Don Pasquale with strong ensemble singing and tasteful staging, while Allen’s Ernesto falters. Strand reports Mr. Hammond’s Punch routine delights three hours of monologue and song, and news on Mr. Farren’s health follows. Sporting notes cover Newmarket Houghton meeting results including the Cambridgeshire and Criterion races with Nat, Chatham, and Antidote among winners.
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Hay Manxet Theatre
Mertons
Paris
Orleans
Rouen
Palais Royal Ag
Vaudeville
Blondel Bristle
Buxton
London
Scilly Islands
Birmingham
Blondel
Bristol
Stirling
Adelphi
Princess’s Theatre
Paul Bedford
Don Pasquale
Pasquale
Eugenio Garcia
Norina
Dove Corre
Bardini
Malatesta
Allen
Ernesto
Bedford
Burdini
Carta Bianca vi Concedo
Strand Theatre
Hammond
Punch
Propria
Italy
Mr. Hammond
Sam Boxer
Simcox
Fluffy
W. Farrenx
Mark Lemon
Old Parr
Wester
Cooper
White
Brompton
Daily
Farren
Haymarket
Fergian Sion Pierre
Mitchell
St. James’s Theatre
Seguin
Varietés
Manszites
Madame Faye
Juive
Avignon
Canfatrice
Marseilles
Closest Handicap Race Ends With Pineapple Victory
The dramatic handicap featured Nat and Pineapple nearly neck and neck with Corrunna, even hinting at a protest over Nat hanging on Pineapple. The stewards ruled the cross not proved and Nat claimed the stake. Murat beat Auld Lang Syne by a neck in the other major race while Rattan won a later event by four lengths.
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Nat
Pineapple
Corrunna
Newcourt
Evenus
Semiseria
Jockies
Eddison
Colonel Peel
Murat
Mr. Bowes
F. Butler
B.C. Bone
Mecca
Greville
Molly Mogg
J. Hampson
Lightning
Slane
Seakale
S. Stanley
Crewolins
Thornhill
Elemi
Mr. Watt
Voltri
Rattan
Seaport
Pastoral
Volth
Lord Glasgow
Lord Miltoun
D.I
Duke of Bedford
Mr. Greville
Pickwick
T.Y.C
Anson
Armytage
W. W. Wynn
Marquise
Currier
Birdeen
B.C
Duke of Richmond
Kitchener
Lord Albemarle
Robinia
Mr. Barrington
Mathew
Sir C. Cockerell
Lord Exeter
Duke of Grafton
Shelley
Titania
Ford
Mr. Dawson
Oakley
Robinson
Garry Owen
Lord Miltown
G. Edwards
Mr. Redesdale
Fragrance
Ab. M
Col. Peel
Mr. Wreford
Ray Middleton
Margellina
Lord G. Bentinck
Tripoli
Cox
F. Walker
Count Bathyany
Cameleon
Lord Verulam
Martingale
John Day
D.M
Phlegon
Mann
Duke of Beaufort
Liverpool
Retamosa
Bellam
Bradford
Braham
Plummer
Alice Hawthorn
Duke of Rutland
Hyrcanian
Newton
Ma Mie
D. Cook
Edmund of Langley
Mr. Baxter
Mr. Bacon
Mr. Reeves
Mr. Shaftoe
Maley Moloch
Waverley
Mr. Beresford
Rococo
Mr. Gardner
Goodman
E. Edwards
Mr. Osbaldeston
Lon Espoir
Mr. Phillimore
Syntaxina
Sly
Currycomb
A.F
Mr. Newton
Jenny
W. May
Mr. Chaplin
Mr. Payne
Johnny
Captain W. Boyd
Devil Among the Tailors
J. Day
Morality
Cowslip
Parade
Dilbar
Abdale
Miss Whip
Pettit
R.M
Chatham
Rogers
Stephenson
G. Ongley
Forth
Camelion
Modesty
Lion
Policy
Physalis
Lord E. Russell
Glen Fishie
Mr. Drake
Jeffy
Meiklam
Philip
I. Day
Somerset
Lord W. Powlett
Mallard
Son
Mary Ann
Daintree
Br F Dana
Mr. White
Emma
Bland
Emilius
Kate Kearney
W.S. Stanley
Jill
General Yates
Pompey
E.R. ‘Clark
Mervis
Amata
Peel
Eglintoun
Trial of Rebecca Rioters Opens in Glamorganshire
The Rebecca rioters case opens with the special commission in Glamorganshire. Judges Baron Gurney and Justice Cresswell hear the Queen's commission, with trials listed for Margaret Morgan Esther Morgan Rees Morgan and John Morgan among others. A grand jury later returns a true bill against John Hughes for shooting at Captain Napier.
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THE
Weekly Chronicle
Puoerest
Pontardulais
Swansea
Llanon
John Hughes
David Jones
John Hugh
Henry Morgan
J. Stuart
Baron Gurney
C. F. Napier
Pontaridulais
Br Express
Canpier
Rebecca
Glamorganshire
Justice Cresswell
J. Homfray
Marquis of
Bute
M.P
J. Guest
Dr. Nicholl
E. W. Richards
Margaret Morgan
Morgan Morgan
Esther Morgan
Rees Morgan
John Morgan
Charles Frederick Napier
Griffith Vaughan
William Morgan
Daniel Lewis
John Jones
Llangefelach
Matthew Morgan
David Lewis
Margaret Arnold
St. Thomas
John Hough
William Lewis
Llandilotalybout
Pontardulais Gate
William Hughes
Lewis Davies
William Chambers
Llanelly
Carmarthen
Llandilot Alybout
Vaughan Williams
M. D. Hill
Q.C
Montagu Chambers
Lord James Stuart
Cardiff Castle
Viscount Adare
Dunraven Castle
Josiah John Guest
Dowlaishouse
John Henry Vivian
Singleton
Charles Morgan Robinson Morgan
Ruperra
John Bruce Pryce
Duffryn-house
Robert Francis Jenner
Wenvoe Castle
George Tyler
Cotterell
Knt
John Dillwyn Llewellyn
Penllergate
Richard Franklen
Clemenston
Howell Gwyn
Boglan-house
Richard Douglas Gough
Allt-y-preg
William Williams
Aberfrergwm
Henry Lucas
Uplands
Nash Vaughan Edwards Vaughan
Rhedla
Thomas Edward Thomas
Glanmor
John Grove
Griffith Llewellyn
Baglan-hall
Jenkin Davies Be
Thomas Frankland Lewis
South Wales
Richards
Robert H. Clive
William Cripps
Robert Henry Clive
George Kettilby Richards
West
Mineter
Quzen
Epmunnus
Evans
London Police
Royal Cambridge visit and anti corn law league meeting
The Queen and Prince Albert visit Cambridge universities including Trinity College and King's College. A grand Senate House ceremony confers a doctor of civil laws on the Prince, with loyal undergraduates garlanding gowns. Later, Covent Garden hosts the National Anti Corn Law League, featuring speeches by Wilson Heppell Milner Gibson and praise for London’s free trade victory.
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Camenper
Wimpole
Earl of Hardwicke
Taz Senate House
Trinity College
Senate-house
Prince Albert
Senate House
Prices Albert
Bedell
Mr. Crick
Suit
Geological Museum
University
St. Mary's Church
King’s College
St. John’s College
St. John’s
Prince
Christchurch
Milton
Cambridge
Royston
Covent-Garden
National Anti Corn. Law League
Covent Garden Theatre
London
League
Pattison
Friends of Free Trade
George Wilson
Manchester
Anti Corn Law League
Villiers
Guildhalk
Milner Gibson
Moray Post
Wallack
Ner
Heppell
Travers
Moore
Condemned horse trots 14 miles in hour over Bath road
Mr Andrews of Great Marlow backed his aged horse Creswell to trot 14 miles in the hour on the Bath road from the Dumb Bell Inn to Langley Broom. The 20 year old animal finished in 57 minutes 53 seconds with four breaks causing 3 to 4 minutes delay. Owner offers 15 miles in an hour. Royal preserves at Swinley Ascot: Prince Albert plans to expand lands near Swinley and Ascot amid concerns over licensed scouts bagging game near royal property.
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Trorrine Matcu
Bath Road
Maidenhead Bridge
Langley Broom
Colnbrook
Swiney
Ebar Ascot
Prince Albert
Swinley
Ascot
Bagshot Park
Duchess of Gloucester
Windsor
Address by Baron Gurney on turnpike tolls and rural unrest
Baron Gurney addresses the grand jury on oyer and terminer in South Wales matters of felonies and misdemeanors linked to disturbances over tolls at turnpike gates. He laments increasing offences, defends road improvements funded by tolls, and discusses history of turnpikes and the burden on farmers.
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Carpier
South Wales
Carmarthen
Pembroke
England
Spain and Portugal from Southam Morton to Cadiz and Seville
News from Lisbon Cadiz Seville up to the 19th 16th and 14th inst. Reports say Portugal remains tranquil despite opposition efforts during the Queen and ministers absence Evora municipal chamber petitions for dismissal of ministers Queen’s progress is met with enthusiastic rejoicing In Cadiz provincial elections imminent with support likely for the provisional government In Seville arrests and detentions rise while central junta influence grows Strong patrols and military displays mark Seville as crowds gather for Torrejos pilgrimage In Algesiras and Gibraltar a reaction against the ex regent leads to a forcing cry of Viva Hsparterg during a local intimidation attempt.
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Southam MorTon
Montrose
Lisbon
Cadiz
Seville
Alemtejo
Evora
Senhor Costa Cabral
Portugal
Almeria
Granada
Torrejos
Algesiras
Gibraltar
Tax prosecutions and troop arrivals in Dublin
Oct two reports from Dublin note licences granted for sixteen defence bar members in the O'Connell prosecutions and mention no indictments before the Dublin grand jury. A special panel for the city contains 388 names with few Catholics, and a crown plan for a county Dublin jury is hinted. Troop movements include the 1st Royal Dragoons arriving from Liverpool and the 67th Foot en route, with the Scots Greys and 24th Foot quartered at Aldborough House.
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Monaghan
Hatchell
Colman O’loghlen
Napier
Close
O’hagan
Alexander M‘carthy
Clements
O’hea
Dublin Commission
Frederick Bond Hughes
Barrett
Commission Grand Jury
o’Crocx
Dublin
1St Royal Dragoons
Liverpool
City of Dublin Company
67Th Foot
Scots Greys
24Th Foot
Aldborough House
Salisbury vacancy may trigger liberal contest timing
The Salisbury seat after Wadham Wyndham's death may see a contest with Hon. Mr. Bouverie likely to run on liberal lines. Salisbury's small electorate of corporation and 62 householders could shift toward free trade. Proposals include removing Wyatt's George III statue and new statues for Nelson, Chantrey, and George IV at Trafalgar Square.
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Saissury
Salisbury
Wadham Wyndham
Bouverie
Hussey
Corporation
London
Wyndham
Nelson ‘Pillar
Wyatt
George III
Pall Mall Bang
Trafalgar Square
George Eit
St. Martin’s Church
George IV
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Dawson
Our Nell
Braithwaite
Mobarek
Mania
Antidote
Darling
Snowball
Simpson
Crockford
Boyce
St. Lawrence
Knight of
Whistle
Mr. Worthington
Collina
Mr. Forth
Gregory
Fitzroy
Mr. C. Arundell
Mr. G. Onley
Mr. Bell
Mr. Werninck
Mr. B. Wilkinson
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