Debates on Patronage and Reform Amid Monopolists Scandal
The article surveys Tory scandal and factional strife over ministerial appointments amid claims the public cares more about offices than reform. It notes figures like the Duke of Beaufort and Lord Wilton, hints at a possible third party, and urges a House of Commons elected by the people.
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Marquess of Londonderry
Morning Chronicle
Duke of Beaufort
Lord Wilton
Cecil Forester
Israeli
Taid Coventry
House of Commons
Adolphe Adam
Boulogne-sur-Mer
Hat Town
Normandy
Caen
New Zealand
West India Export
Jue O’clees
Feathers
3D Regiment of Guards
Grosvenor Place
J. Orby Hunter
St. Peter's Church
Marquis of Westminster
Earl of Wilton
Earl of Sefton
Belgrave
Southwark
Church Street
Woolwich
Church of Scotland
Board of Ordnance
Dundas
C.B
Royal Artillery
London
Brighton
Benxco
Brooks
Echnological Society
Borneo
George Proson
Dean's-yard
Westminster
Westminster School
Groves
Deptford
Field
Dunkirk
Sane Bae
Overland Mail
India
Mannstant
Sydney
New South Wales
Here
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Heard Ascar
Madatectud
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Madagascar
Dauphin
Isle of Fin
Discussier
Quebec
Bytown
Hamilton
Wombswell
British Museum
Joseph Mepham
Wena
Peath
Rales
Paisley
Pengal
Peter Doreen
Port Nicholson
Winterior
Toya Academy of Sciences
Morning Post
Dublin Evening Mail
Ireland
Duke of Wellington
Henry Hardinge
Royal Household
Robert Peel
Consolidated Fund
Tower
Rifle Brigade
Regiment of Foot Guards
Cinque Ports
Peel
Duke
Earl Grey
House of Lords
Duke of Welington
Lord Lyndhurst
Ublic
Duke of Buckingham
Lord Wharncliffe
Earl of Bute
George the Third
Stuart Wortley
Yorkshire
Cannings
Consel
Duke of Richmond
Buckingham
Stowe
Hald
Dudgeon
Plantagenet
Whitehall-gardens
Admiralty
Mirabile Dictu
Moore
Sampson
Lord Ellenborough
Byron
Cicero
Wicklow
Lord Benborough
Lord Londonderry
House of Peers
Wellington-Peet
Mr. Goulburn
Cambridge University
Home Department
Henry Goulbern
Goulburn
Treasury
Surrey
Blackwood's Magazine
Kent
Orange Party
Evening Mail
Orange Paper
Marquis of
Orange
Eliot
Evening Post
East
Cornwall
Westmorland
Alderman Thompson
Sunderland
Attwood
John Russell
Manchester
County of
Monmouth
Duke of’ Beaufort
Covent Garden Theatre Opens with Midsummer Dream and New Opera
The Covent Garden season opens with praise for the welcome reception of Midsummer Night's Dream and The Critic, featuring Oxberry in Flute and notable performers Harrison, Madame Vestris, and Miss Rainforth. A comic opera by W M Rooke, libretto by Reynaldson, with Madame Vestris and Mr Harrison in prominent roles, is planned for next month. The London Assurance revival and a new farce Enjoyment headline the busy week alongside Straxp Tumanny and other entertainments at the Royal venues.
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Covent-Garden Theatre
Oxberry
Keeley
Flute
God Save the Queen
Harrison
Madame Vestris
Miss Rainforth
Farren
Mrs. Nisbett
Harley
Charles
Mr. Bang
Mr. Bass
Reeves
Selby
Greenwich
Martinuzzi
Patent Theatres
Straxp Tumanny
Messrs
Foster
Ampair Hestre
Batty
National Swimming Baths
Westminster Road
Lambeth
Davidge
Surrey Theatre
Vauxhall Gardens
Signora Rossini
Henry Betty
Romeo
Gravesend Theatre
Bricuton Taratre
Mrs. Brougham
Venice
Pierre
W. J. A. Abington
F.S
Mademoiselle Celeste
Bristol Theatre
Haymarket Theatre
St. Louis
Dustin
Kingstown
Madame Grisi
Dublin
Vienna
Musical Society of
Austrian States
Sporting Intelligence from Warwick and Rochester Races
Betting on Coronation and Van Amburgh dominates Tattersall's notes. Warwick races feature Sequidilla, The Recorder, and Kingston Robin with The Recorder edging Rhodanthe by a neck in a tight finish. Other events include the Warwick Cup won by Wardan, and the St Leicer betting. Also reports on Roc hester Chatham races and Waterloo Bridge sculling plus Greenwich Regatta results.
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Tattersall
Lecen
Coronation
van Amburgh
Squire
Lord Vernlam
Robert de Gorham
Warwick
Guy
Mr. Cook
Whitehouse
Lord Stanley
Captain Lamb
Squirrel
Luke
the Recorder
Kingston Robin
Currycomb
Wardan
Isaac
Recorder
Marialva
Tupsley
Rhodanthe
The
Knight
Lord Chesterfield
Birbeck
Mr. Denham
Panitalooi
Syria
Isaac Day
Goodman
Glencoe
Pettat
Caliph
Janet
J. Day
Tamburini
Godwin
Mungo Park
Mr. Morris
Fat Jack
St. Lecer BetTina
the Squire
Lawercost
Rochester
Chatham
Gen. Wyndham
Aspatria
Cotton
Mr. Booth
Russell Frost
Mr. Mason
Lady Mary
Robin
Zephyr
Balchin
Affection
Stirling
Comptroller
Susanne
Fanny Fletcher
J. Skingsley
Jessica
Bartholomew
Shelley
Huon
Garrard
Booth
Dupp
Munchausen
Dockeray
Destruction of Two Indiamen at Mauritius Fire
Intelligence from Lloyds reports the loss of two first rate Indiamen the David Scott and the Republic at Mauritius in June. The David Scott carrying wheat rice and other cargo burned after a rum spill ignited in the spirit-room. three hours later the ship was burnt to the waterline with no loss of life but heavy claims. The Republic fire followed on June 24 with suspicions of gunpowder and saltpetre aboard hindering rescue and the vessel totalled. the ship was insured.
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Waterloo-Bridge
Surrey
St. John
Lambeth
C. Collier
R. Easton
T. Eyres
Waterlooe-bridge
Maudsley
Corry
Barron
Watts
Collier
Lampethh Fishamen
St. Mary, Lambeth
Goding
T. Dunkley
Lass
Gowrie
J. Stubbs
Mary Anne
Jas. Grant
Green, Brothers
C.miney
Red
Industry
R. Hearn
King of the Cobblers
H. Hosier
Red Cross
T. Hatherin
Pink
J.webb
White
Perseverance
H.warnham
S.perry
J. Perry
Red Star
Happy Go Lucky
Tivoli Gardens
Battersea
Sims
James Curd
Richard Roadway
Richard Webb
Webb
Cole
Midland
Bristol Standard
Lloyd's
David Scott
Republic
Mauritius
London
Calcutta
The
Light of all Nations Goodwin light to rise on Goodwin sands
Admiralty and Trinity House confirm with engineer Mr. W Bush that the iron casson at Deal will be floated on Wednesday 15th to anchor near the Goodwin sands. A stone column will rise with a light titled The Light of all Nations to guide mariners through a swatch way into a sheltered Goodwin bay. The Duke of Wellington may attend. government steamers are ready for observers. Earthquakes and tragedy follow in other news.
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Ligut
Lords of the Admiralty
Trinity-house
Mr. W. Bush
Deal
Goodwin Sands
North Sea
Goodwin
Duke of Wellington
Talooka
Balan
Ghelan
Attock
Khurabad
Chatham-. Place
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
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the Drama
Sporting Intelligence
Peel and Buckingham
Council
Privy Seal
the Treasury
Board of Trade
Board of Control
Bee
Sere Eerans
Sir James Graham
the Earl of Aberdeen
the Earl of Ripon
Sir H. Hardinge
Sir Edw. Knatchbull
Abinet
Earl de Grey
Lord Eliot
Lord Lowther
Frederick Pollock
William Follett
George Murray
Tennant Wees
Ordnance
Duchy of Law
Canens
Tee
Mint
Trea- Suty
Oddone Eyenee
Home
C. M. Sutton
F. Barrie
Emerson Tennant
John Young
Alexander Pringle
J. Milnes Gaskell
HH. B. Baring
G. Cockburn
W. H. Gage
G. F. Seymour
Gordon
H. T. Corry
Boldero
Dr. Nicholl
Lord Granv
Somerset
the Earl of Lincoln
W. E. Gladstone
Sydney Herbert
T. Fremantle
George Clerk
Viscount Canning Lee
W. Hope, Esq
Lord Chamberlain
Lord Steward
Lords In Waiting
Earl de la Warr
Earl of Liverpool
Earl of
Jersey
Lord Ernest Bruce
Earl Jermyn
Marquis of Ormonde
Earl of Hardwicke
Earl of Morton
Viscount Sydney
Lord_ Byron
Lord Rivers
Meynell
Rosslyn
Duchess of
Buckhounds
Lothian
Earl of Warwick
Earl of Courtown
Yeomen
Band of
Gentlemen Pensioners
Prince Albert
the Marquis of Exeter
Viscount Jocelyn
Aover
Standard
R. Peel
James Graham
Commons
Home Secretary
Lord Grey
Globe
Earl of Aberdeen
Dulness
Foreign Office
Lord Palmerston
Lord Aberdeen
Colonial Department
North Lancashire
Viscount Goderich
Canning
Lord Ripon
the Globe
Historial
Ripon
Fox
Frederick Robinson
Messrs. Horner
Brougham
Ricardo
Castlereagh
Robinson
Francis Burdett
Lord Clancarty
Cobbett
Mr. Robinson
Baron Goderich
Lord Goderich
Colonies
Irish Church Commission
Earl Ripon
J. Graham
Moore and the Bitin Sarcasm of Byrone the Former, Alluding To Lord Batharat
Lord Bathurst
Bathurst
Ellenborough
Lords of the Treasury