Nomination Drama in Derby Election Contest Opens
The Derby election nomination took place at Town Hall with mayor W. E. Monasles presiding. Sir Digby Mackworth and Edward Strutt faced rival endorsements as speakers argued for and against Maynooth endowments, religious liberty, and parliamentary reform.
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Dexey
W. E. Monasles
Strutt
Digby Mackworth
J. B. Crompton
Edward Strutt
Crampton
D. Foz
House of Amen
W. L. Newton
Srutt
Strau
Maynooth
Josiah Lewis
Stratt
Ireland
Euch
Siratt
R. Peel
Baronet
Mr. Stratt
Digby Machkearth
Suger
England
Bear
College of Maynooth
D Mackworth
Mayneath College
Pojs Ry
Treland
Mackworth
D. Mackworth
Newport
Papal States
Cellege Maynooth
Iieland
Eepgr
D. Muckworth
Herr
Near
Baraner
J. Gowthorn
Presbyterians of
Appy
Rarney
J-men
Degby Meckworth
Duke of Wellington
Sir Digby Mackworth
S Raut
Strutt Wins Poll Over Mackworth in Local Election
Report of a borough poll showing Mr. Strutt defeating Sir Digby Mackworth by a majority of 284 after hours of counting. Voters gathered near the Reporter office cheered as results progressed from early evening to final tally.
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Strutt
Digby Mackworth
Dene
Cleclinn Hals
Mr. Strutt
Barker
Logal
Digby
Shutt
Mackworth
GAD
Enceteegee Kacceseees Los
Strote
Stralt
SMM
Pole
Trewaurrow
Eee
Progress of the Roman Catholic Church in England at Shrewsbury’s new church
The consecration and dedication of Earl of Shrewsbury’s new Roman Catholic Church at Cheadle, designed by A Welby Pugin, featured elaborate Decorated interior motifs, stained glass by Wailea, a 200 foot tower with six bells, and a grand procession including bishops from multiple sees. The event spurred religious tours, hospital work at Alton Towers, and ongoing plans for an infirm priests’ home on the ann Wall.
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England
Earl of Shressbury
Walsh
Midland
A. Welby Pugin
Edwards
Jan
Hauser
Rome
Wailea
Newcastle
Meares and Co
London
Cheadle
Earland Countess of Shrewsbury
St. Giles
Wheble
Damascus
Sydney
Morris
Mauritian
Griffiths
Gillis
Edinburgh
Brown
Wales
Wiseman
Wilson
Bripes
Sharples
Warerup
Alisthorne
Riddell
Waleh
Crozier
Hirminghem
Messieurs Liepold
Lotz
Weick
Pertook
Alton
Coole
Shrewsbury
Denny
Earl of Shrewsbury
Alton Towers
Lord
Fatal Acubext on Sout Kastras Railway
A very distressing accident occurred Thursday morning on the South Eastern Railway near Reigate, resulting in the death of Frederick Esdon, a guard on the Dover up mail. He suffered a thigh fracture after leaving the carriage to cross the line, was dragged several yards, and died at Guy's Hospital despite efforts.
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Sout Kastras
South Rastern
Dover
Lendan
Frederick Esdon
Yepriyane
Toc
London Bridge
Guy's Hospital
Conk
Pulford
Ter
London
Bledan
Cook
The Weather and Crops Across Regions
Harvest weather has been excellent in many districts with grain housed in good condition and yields variable. Potato blight spreads, ruining fields and gardens in several areas, while turnips and clover show promise in places. Reports cover Keewick, Furness, Scotland, and Perthshire with notes on oats barley and wheat prospects and rising bread demand due to potato losses.
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Belfast
Greta Forge
Furness
Manchester Courier
England
Lancashire
Cheshire
Ireland
Liverpool Courier
Elrow
Deven Ayd Cornwall
Hervent
Scotland
Londonderry
Glasgow Herald
Perthshire
Highlands
Rollar
Cavil
London
Yorkshire
Roland
Strath
Protectionist Gathering Hinted In Yorkshire Politics
A large gathering of protectionists in Yorkshire is said to be planned during Parliament’s recess, with notable figures including Lord George Buntinck the Marquis of Chands Mr Disraeli Mr Hudgurn and others expected. At a recent estate sale at the Eagle Hotel in Gia town honour the lease of the manor at Groicheans was sold by King's College for about £6 160 to Mr Devereux Demian amid fierce bidding and distressed prospects for the tenants.
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Yorkshire
George Buntinck
Marquis of Chands
Disraeli
Hudgurn
Dug Conan Tawe
Salo
Eagle Hotel
Groicheans
Wentworth
Gia Town
King’s College
College Loney i
Frederck Tally
Devereux Demian
Bally
Time tables for tides and daylight in Britain and Ireland
Instructions compile sunrise sunset shifts by latitude using local guides and apply minute adjustments per degree above or below 61 deg 80 min. High water times at major ports adjusted from London Dock by specific hours and minutes per location. Also notes Sunday diocesan lessons, calendar year days, moon age, and daylight duration with precise break and twilight times.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Monvar
British Museum
Waonesway
Trensway
Faenay
Turmay
Peel and his party in 1841 are treated with satire in The Wheely Chronicle
The piece argues Peel saved his party from disaster over the Corn Law Repeal and praises his policies while lampooning 1841 era opponents. It mocks Lord George Bentinck, Lord Stanley, and the 1841 party, calling for measured support of Peel amid debates on income tax currency and free trade. It notes Peel’s influence on banking and monopoly and criticizes rhetoric about reform and promotion in the colonies and army.
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Robert Peel
George Bentinck
Robert Prel
Richmond
Beston
Polonia
Stanley Joy
Bentinck
Launcelot
Art Paracus
John Tompkins
Nees
Peel
Post
Robert
Lord George
Eno
Jean
Sant
Pitt
Robert Perl
Elbing
Prussia
Bank of England
Lit
Robert Peelaaga
Saul
Post-office reform argued amid worker discontent
A historical letter argues that Rowland Hill should not be appointed to shape post office reform. It contends the problem lies in pay and workload, not Hill, and calls for a thorough inquiry into causes, pay, and productivity. It urges government action during Parliament’s recess to avoid disruptive motions and secure just measures.
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Rowland Hill
Hill
Lesihuu
Afr
Argus
Briarius
Penoralius
Hydra
Gangs Man
Pasmanter
Post-office
Times critique of police justice and press influence
The piece denounces The Times for bias in matters of law and the police magistracy. It defends police officials as fallible yet essential, laments sensational criticism, and highlights the paper's own doubtful rhetoric and influence on public opinion. It notes a specific case in St Martin's Lane and references trials and debts as part of the broader legal discourse.
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Times
Huuzaing
Elander
Wrerys
Devil
Martin's Lane
Hurdatek
Marlborough Street
Willian Mayet
Andover
Leicester Square
Goa
Quitias
Innaof Court
Times Attacks Lord Paget and Legal Misstatements
A Times editorial lambasts Lord William Paget over a debt dispute scene in which a tradesman confronts a debtor with a knife flourish. The piece dismisses assault claims as unfounded, defends magistrate Hardwick’s lenient advice, and ridicules the Times for alleged judicial overreach while lamenting unequal access to law and lectures in various branches.
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Mately
William Russell
William Puget
Martin's Lane
England
Amething
Hardwick
Hig
William Paget
Daebiors
A Lesson for Clergymen in Thievery and Patronage
A critique of the Standard and the Earl of Ripon, praising honest opposition while detailing alleged patronage abuses. The piece reports the Standard’s exposure of Lord Ripon’s parish control, including appointing a rector and curates, and offering favors to influence parish life, as illustrated by the Newton affair and related letters.
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Earl of Ripon
Judes
Ripcus
Stubbes
Str
Crowther
Lord Ripon
Dunston
Glebe
Lady Ripon
Lynburat
Thore
Newton
Crowthar
Bowser
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