Gathering at Coleshill Honors C N Newdegate in Protection Dinner
A Protectionist grand county dinner at Coleshill near the Swan Inn honored C N Newdegate MP. Sir E C Hartopp presided as Newdegate lauded consistency, attacked free trade and sugar duties, and urged mobilization to defend native industry amid shifting wheat prices and agri tensions. Lord George Bentinck praised Newdegate’s work while urging continued protection and registration watchfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Newdegate
C.N. Newdegate
Warwickshire
Swan Inn
Coleshill
E. C. Hartopp
Mr. Newdegate
Anti Corn Law League
Robert Peet
Prussia
Robert Peel
Sheffield
Macbeth
Cobden
Bordéaux
League
Lord Stanley
H. Robins
George Bentinck
England
Jobo o’Groata
Atlantic
America
France
Sis
Lord Morpeth
Wolds
Yorkshire
Humber
Lord G. Bentinck
Lord Brougham
Brougham
Coventry
Nuneaton
Birmingham
Uncle Sam
Brother Jonathan
Sir Robert Peel
Memkers
Spooner
Birmingham Advertiser
Overland Mail reports on India and regional unrest
Arrival from Bombay dated August 5 details Sir George Arthur’s resignation as governor of the Bombay presidency. Acting governor Lestack Reid named. cholera, plague of crimes, and Sikh tensions noted. British forces, rail and naval updates, and commercial intelligence span Calcutta to Mauritius with weather, bank, and market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Bombay
Suez
Sir George Arthur
Presidency
Ilbearth
St !Ength
Lestack
Ghouinb Singh
Moultan
Labure
Paplaub
Scinde
Moulin
Kurrachee
Hydrabad
Charles Napier
John Napier
H. M. 62 Regiment
Talen
A. D. Campbell
17Th Regiment
Native Infantry
Sukkur
Cape of Good Hops
England
Simla
North Western
Indi
Punjaub
Ceylon
Jailundur Doab
Poulloor
Deccan
Fraser
Calcutta
Poona
T. M.mahon
Hastings
Oriental Bank
London
Mauritius
W. Gomm
Meer Sahdar
Catcutta
Bonsay
Chamber of Commerce
Stoamer Acbar
Madras
China
Bank of Bombay
Bank of England
Velasquez purchase for National Gallery sparks debate
Paragraphs discuss Joseph Ady filing unpaid letters about railway deed subscribers and a major art find. It highlights Mr. Farrer’s acquisition of a large Velasquez painting once in Spain’s royal collection, its exhibition plans at the National Gallery, and praise from Mr. Eastlake. The piece notes the painting’s dramatic Prado scene with Philip IV and Velasquez’s stylistic mastery, plus context on related works and past missed opportunities.
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Joseph Ady
Bishopsgate-street
Joshh Ady
York-street
Charlotte-street
Whitechapel
Globe
National GalLery
Farrer
Wardour Street
Velasquez
Spain
Ferdinand VII
Lord Cowley
Philip IV
Olivarez
Prado
Quevedo
Philip V
Prince of the Asturias
Holland
Royal Gallery
Ribiera
Eastlake
Rogers
Shutte
Butish Museum
Gallery of Antiquities
Shakspeare
Jupiter Ammon
Joseph Banke
Eigin
Lucae
Pericles
Phidias
Minerva
Thomas Lawrence
England
Britain
Domitian
Hadrian
Carpenters
South Seas
Natural History
Fata
Richard Shannon
John Brown
Holland-street
Westminster
Brown
Westminster Hospital
Shannon
Lewes Axp Hastines
Lewes
Polegate
Thomas Aikcoll
William Woodbama
Udimore
John Austen
Brede, &c
Sidney
Guildhall
National Benefit Society
Farringdon Street
Alderman Sidney
Court of Directors
Piddington
J. Holt
Bicester
Wooton House
Duke of Buckingham
Holt
MURDER OF BRITISH OFFICER ON RIVER PLATE ATALAYA STANDOFF
Deposition accounts from Alexander Dewar and Racer's crew detail Wardlaw's landing near Atalaya to seek a flag of truce, the ensuing exchange of fire with Spanish soldiers, the grounding of the Racer, Wardlaw's surrender and capture, and reports that he was stabbed to death after being seized by the commandant. Wardlaw had long served in the River Plate region and was well regarded by locals.
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River Plate
Wardlaw
O8er
Atalayas
Alexander James Dewar
Atalaya
Mr. Wardlaw
Paris
Quarrier Francais
Zebre
Bazoche
Bourbon
Madagascar
Courrier
Diego Suarez
Moniteur
Toulonnais
Iat
Prince de Joinville
Toulon
Brent
England
Mediterranean
Constitutionel
Berlin
Duke of Abrantes
Prussia
Zollverein
Duke of Abranten
France
Duke d
Maparo
Spain
Heraldo
Bulwer
San Sebastian
Madrid
Ebro
Carthagens
Civita Vecchia
Rome
Nuremberg
Count de Montemolin
Count Trapani
Australia
Perth
Port Philip
Western Australia
Clarke
J. Hutt
Sydney Herald
New Zealand
Auckland
Heki
Port Nicholson
Bay of Islands
Osprey
Sta. Lawrence Jewry
St. Mary Magdalen
Milk Street
A. Burgh
Richard Shatte
Bruce
Bamford
Webster
Shutte
St. Paul's
Getleman
Llansdaff
Commission of Lunacy on Mrs Cumming at Horns Tavern
The Commission resumes inquiry into the mind of Mrs Catherine Cumming fortune holder of £30 000. witnesses recount her severe temper, alleged infidelity charges, and strange household habits. Medical experts testify to unsound mind and the hearing adjourns for Paris witnesses.
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Catherine Cumming
Horns Tavero
Kennington
Commissioner Barlow
Dangerfield
Petersdorff
Parry
Robinson
Cumming
Juna Wilson
Belgrave Terrace
Tuce
Hooper
Witneay
Cooper
Captain Cumming
Mrs. Cumming
Maida Vale
Manchester Street
York House
Battersea
Gun
General Lygon
Ince
Alexander Morrison
Rochester smugglers convicted for rum six bottles seized
John Thacker and George M Mallard, both charged at Rochester Guildhall, were found guilty of smuggling six patrons of rum. Officers Serjeant and Bill pursued after observing a boat from Sheerness, finding five stone bottles and three glass bottles of rum aboard. Thacker broke bottles to avoid loss. Mallard helped destroy remaining. Each man convicted to a £100 penalty. Thacker claimed a prior smuggling conviction and time served on a man of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Thacker
M‘mallard
Murder and Inquest at Chesterfield Shambles
A crowded inquest at Hasland near Chesterfield probes the December 7 death of George Collis. Witnesses describe a brutal murder in Platts shop with a silver watch, a purse and a pink handkerchief tied to a key, while prisoner Jobo Platt's alleged involvement unfolds through testimonies of family, shopkeepers, and a pawn broker. Police notes and a later message from Dover conclude the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutton Inn
Hasland
Chesterfield
Mary Makes
Brampton
William Mawkee
George Collis
Sharpe
Witz
Platte
Thomas Harvey
Tam
Shambles
Briddon
Pistt
Platts
Thomas Bellamy
Platt
Terry
Terry's
Jack
Almos
Elizabeth Harvey
Thamas Harvey
Bellamy’s
Platis
Father
Frank
Bellamy
James Radford
Apeak
George Colliz
Wilcockson
Lackey
Mansfield
Tom Waterhouse
Sharp
John Holbrook
Thomas Thompson
Collis
Mawkes
Charles Wilcox
Knight
Sheffield
Caroline Radmaule
T Purchase
Henry Knight
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Sir Tatton Syker
General Shubrick
Meiklam
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Free Lance
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