The Prince Christophe's Plight and Hayti Queen Funds Loss
A displaced Haytian prince and his wife flee to Jamaica then England seeking funds from the queen's name. Detecting no funds, they face starvation as their claims collapse amid financial and legal obstacles. Aid comes from the Friends Society and local donors, while the prince hopes public sympathy and press exposure will rescue him.
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Jamaica
England
Bank of England
Hayti
Col. Aspinall
Society of Friends of Foreigners
Strangers’ Friend Society
Hobler
Doctors’ Commons
Haytii
Christophe
Marlborough Street
Ann Leavey
Union Hall
William Leavey
London
Lord Hawarden
Dover
Joshua Jacob
Edward Sugden
Edward Litton
Carlow
Sentinel
St. Martin's le Grand
Weekly Chronicle
Parr
Stirling
Harvey
Ode to Time and Beauty from Greece
The fragment praises Time as a godlike force that casts a radiant glow over history. It extols enduring beauty that moves the soul beyond earthly limits, musing on art’s immortality and the fragrance of memory that outlives mortal life.
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Greece
Earth
Principles of Pattison Triumph Spark Political Tension
The speaker laments that Pattison's principles prevail, linking them to the Anti Corn Law League and broader reform aims. He insists government policy will resist these changes, asserts Sir Robert Peel’s majority will counteract the league, and vows future political contests with goodwill toward opponents. He thanks supporters and expresses no personal enmity.
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Pattison
Anti Corn Law League
Robert Pael
House of Commons
People of England
Travers
Scottish Benefices and Insolvency Notices in Gazette
Notices list church appointments in Argyllshire and Skye replacements, militia officer promotion, marriage venue registrations in multiple counties, insolvencies including traders, diversions of bankrupts and dividends, and Scottish sequestrations across Dundee Greenock Paisley Leith and more with dates and locations.
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Church of Scotland
Alexander M'‘Gregor
Ona
Kilfinichan
Argyllshire
Donald M‘vean
Alexander Mackellar
Bailechulish
Corran
Ardgour
Kilmaillie
John M‘millan
Reyngus Martin
Snitort
Isle of Skye
Roderick M‘leod
York Road
Lambeth
Bwlch Y Sarney
Radnorshire
Oswald
Warwickshire
G. Bale
Norwich
W. Barley
Earl's Common
Worcestershire
W. Grant
Kidderminster
J. Robinson
Masbrough Common
Yorkshire
J. B. Oram
West Square
Southwark
R. Exton
Hulme
Lancashire
T. Travis
Stockport
Cheshire
J. Clarke
Lucas Street
Commercial Road
St. Georges
J. Groom
Northamptonshire
Smith—C. Simmons
Hadley
Barnes
Middlesex
Desser
B. Stanfield
Chichester
J. Brown
Webb
Bland Terrace
Dover Road
Newington
J. Bowring
Rath
H. Ricket
Prince's Terrace
Pulteney Street
Islington
T Knowles
Bewdley Forest
J. Evans
Saint Ann's Road
Holland Street
North Brixton
Cormchandler
T. M. Clewes
S. Jones
Acrefair
Denbighshire
W. Fawkner
S. French
Slimbridge
Gloucestershire
C. Dean
Bury
S. P. Hall
Sheffield
W. Garland
Woodchester
Stroud
T. L. Shapcott
St. John's
Southampton
E. Parlett
East Gate
Spa Common
Norfolk
G. Cubitt
D. Scott
Manchester
B. Marshall
Sneinton
Nottinghamshire
W’. Richardson
J. Neale
Great Titchfield Street
St. Marylebone
J. Warburton
Liverpool
J. B. Hitchins
Vauxhall Street
W. Morison
Gibson Street
Liverpool Road
Messrs. Pickford and Co
H. H. Henson
Hampstead
London and Birmingham Railway Company
C. J. Hore
Deptford
London and Greenwich
J. Holt
Newman Street
Osford Street
T. Wright
Blackmore Street
Clare Market
T. Donkin
Cambridge
Victualler
W. B. Gough
Newport Pagnell
Bucks
M. Harris
Swansea
Draper
J. Bains
South Shields
H. S. Winter
Regent Street
Milliner
J. Badcock
Shrewnham
Berks
Groc
A. Lafargue
Great St. Helen's
A. and
J. Phillips
Whitechapel Road
T. Hobson
Carlisle
Mercer
G. Allison
Darlington
Durham
G. Harriot
Ormskirk
H. Buggel
J. Mease
Hutton
Scrivener
Stebbing and Polkinghorne
Clement's Lane
Artingstall and Beaumont
Latchford
H. Woolhouse and Co
Kirkheato
Inwood and Coates
Brunswick Row
Westminster
Arlett and Richardson
Croydon Common
Purdie and Barns
Adalia
Asia Minor
Sumpling and Linton
Taylor and Sprigg
Coventry
Mercers— Pockett and Bates
Deal
Leather and Styles
Birmingham
Stampers
Windsor Prorogation and Military Promotions Ledger
The Windsor court in October 1848 extends the prorogation of Parliament to November 14 and lists numerous army promotions and appointments by purchase across regiments including the 1st and 6th Dragoons, 25th through 89th Foot, and the Ceylon Rifle Regiment, with various lieutenant and captain designations and related notes on commissions and resignations. The War Office details changes, while Crown Office notes a city parliamentary seat replacement for Sir Matthew Wood. An 1843 promissory notes and bullion statistics table is referenced in the public notices.
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Windsor
London
James Pattison
Upper
Harley-street
Sir Matthew Wood
War Office
1St Regiment of Dragoons
Joseph John Henley
Cornet
Purchase
Rickman
6Th Regiment of Foot
James Elphinston Robertson
Darley
William Birch
George Augustus Hamilton Chichester
44Th Foot
George Francis Stuart
88Th Foot
de Wend
Thomas Walsh
Halahan
64Th Foot
Alfred Thomas Margary
Weir
Thomas Yates Ridley
Margary
John Edward Hussey Taylor
Ridley
Pridaux William Gillum
Collingwood
89Th Foot
56Th Foot
Gustavus Travers Brooke
Young
Leslie Skynner
Brooke
Thomas Smith Lloyd
Campbell
Robert Briscoe
Skynner
Stuart
Arundel Edmund Hill
Ruxton
Edward Collingwood
54Th Foot
Hill
Ceylon Rifle Regiment
James Alexander Fraser
Dennis Herbert
77Th Foot
Ireland
Bank of England
Victoria
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Moses
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East
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Boston
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Waterloo-bridge
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Oxford Street
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Paternoster-row
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Leadenhall
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Greenside-street
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Dame-street
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Greet
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Blair-street
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Erith-street
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