Court martial opens over Cardigan Reynolds dispute in 1840
The Brighton court martial case centers on Captain Reynolds, Lord Cardigan, and Lord Hill amid accusations of harsh conduct and disobedience. Details recount Reynolds letter to Cardigan, attempts to protect his honor, and the army’s orders restricting press contact.
Court martial unfolds over Captain Reynolds affair in 1840
The court hears Captain Reynolds accused of sending an improper letter to Lord Cardigan, while Cardigan and adjutants recount events at a Brunswick Square dinner and parade. Witnesses detail the letter exchanges, arrests, and orders to withdraw as the case seeks a ruling before adjournment.
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Captain Reynolds
Brunswick Square
Earl Cardigan
Captain Jones
Lord Cardigan
Earl of Cardigan
Knowles
Judge Advocate
Reynolds
Adjutant Knowles
Earl
Wandsworth
Royal secretary note from Prince Albert’s Hussars
A formal letter from George a Esq acting as private secretary to Prince Albert notes respectful salutations. It references Richard A. Raynorps as captain of Prince Albert's hussars and conveys loyalty to his royal highness.
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Richard A. Raynorps
Prince Albert
Correspondence on wills and legal notices in a London paper
A long letter column covers estate division after debts, debts of widows and sons, administrators, and various opinions. It discusses tenancy powers, guardianship, trusts, and legal remedies, with multiple short readers questions and official-style replies on debt, rent, and family law.
Lord Stair and the Ballot Debate on Landlord Power
The article argues Lord Stair should support the Ballot to curb landlord influence over tenants. It warns that landlords, an irresponsible class, abuse power unless the root issue is addressed. It urges widespread adoption to protect both landowners and laborers from coercive pressure.
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Lord Stair
England
Scotland
Voltaire
Jefferson
West Riding
Yorkshire
Lord Stairs
Wigtonshire
Ayrshire
France Eyes War Over Mehemet Ali and Spain Crisis
The article contends France will push toward war to defend its prestige as Mehemet Ali resists Sultan and Allies while Spain shifts toward a constitutional solution under Espartero. It warns France may press for influence, Britain remains allied with the Queen Regent, and Portugal’s crisis mirrors 1823.
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Mediterranean
Pacha
Egypt
Frech
Count Walewski
Alexandria
Monsieur Thiers
France
Mehemet Ali
England
Russia
Turkey
Austria
Prussia
Spain
Junta of
Madrid
Popular Party
Duke of Brunswick
Exaltados
Louis Philippe
Lord Palmerston
Barcelona
Special Express
Espartero
Duke de la Victoria
Political Gratitude and Judge Coltman in West Riding
A critical piece questions Judge Coltman’s appointments to the West Riding Revising Barristers benches noting dependence on political patrons. The column accuses him of switching Conservative posture for status with a Lord Melbourne backing and a £5,000 annual pension, and describes his first act filling vacancies.
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Imaine
Pearl le Swell
Cultman
Seens Strickland
Halifax
Shaked
Leeds
Lord Abinger
George Kefield
Lyndhurst
Coltman
Lord Melbourne
West Riding
Cardigan Criticized Over Hussars Court Martial
The piece blasts Lord Cardigan for misusing power in a Brighton Court Martial involving Captain Reynolds and another Hussar officer. It argues his conduct strains Army discipline, questions his fitness for command, and warns of damage to trust in leadership. The article notes two Captains Reynolds facing hardship due to perceived arrogance and lack of service.
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Lord Lake
Lord Harris
Wellington
Chronicle
Tom
Sleigh
Consure
T. W. Reynolds
India
Bombay
Lord Hill
Earl of Cardigan
Reynolds
Blues
Morning Chronicle
Lord Brudenell
15Th Hussars
Cardigan
Countess of Howe
Adelaide
William IV
Lord Cardigan
11Th
Europe
Anreus
Knightsbridge
J Long Carpican
Standard
Lincoln's Inn
11Th Hussars
Liams
T, F
W. BroveEmp
Sap Wilde
Mumién
Lord Cardi van
Globe
Brighton
1Th Hussars
Captain Reynolds
Moselle
Ublic
Hussars
Albert
Parish Clergyman Denies Communion Over Conflicting Beliefs
The Chronicle condemns in Hastings the refusal of a Rector to administer the Sacrament to parishioners over issues such as Horse Races and school methods. It cites multiple cases of exclusion from the Communion Table used to enforce opinions, arguing it makes the Clergyman both party and judge.
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Turning Chronicle
St. Mary's
Divinity professorship rumors and Mexican intelligence
Discussion of Dr. Chalmers as a Glasgow divinity professorship candidate notes Edinburgh salary limits and Glasgow stipend as incentive. The Mexico dispatch reports the Seagull packet with July dates, capturing revolutions, captures, and treaty terms in Mexico City, Vera Cruz, and Tampico, including Bustamante and Santa Anna movements.
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University of Glasgow
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Glasgow
MeExico
Fatmouth
Mexico
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Havannah
Republic
New York
Valencia
Bustamente
Santa Anna
Perote
Pexxy
Milbrook
Ampthill
George Cardale
England
Egham
Surrey
Barnet Fair
Northampton Ierald
Rochester Grammar School
Henry VIII
Rochester
Corporation of
Lonpox
Prince Albert
Augusta
Mare
House of Commons
Crown
Highga
el Hawkins
Green Man
Muswell-hill
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