Scene at East India House sparks clash over public access
Wednesday's General Court of Proprietors in Leadenhall Street saw Peter Gordon challenge the traditional chair, a forceful removal, and heated debate on public gallery access. Directors defended the bye laws while press access drew calls for open discussion of Indian governance and company matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadenhall-street
Peter Gordon
East Indies
Afr. Gordon
Gordon
Serjeant Gazelec
House of Commons
Lords
East India Company
Court of Directors
Serjeant Gazelee
India
Serjeant
Gazeles
Air
Marriott
Court of Proprietors
Auber
The
General Court of Proprietors
Company
Thompson
Hogg
M.P
Hyderabad
Twining
Esat India Company
Clarke
Wigram
Goldsmid
Governor Johnson
Burke
Gazelee
Judge Advocate OF
Advocate General of
Ovans
Orans
Govind Rao
Govind Raw Vilal
Reja Chakraputtee
Beares
23D Regiment of Native Infantry
Lodwick
Maharaj
Poonah
Ahmednugger
Sukharam Bulls
Appa Sahib
Ballejee Pant Nattor
Bombay
Court House Controversy Seeks Inquiry into Colonel Ovans
A verbose petition asserts substantial facts and asks a committee to investigate Colonel Ovans, while a major dissent and motions follow. The Chesterfield gathering features Duke of Devonshire and Lord Morpeth amid debates on land and farming, urging reform and better drainage.
Government opposition to new reformation in Hesse Cassel
Reports from the Alanheim Journal and Cologne Gazette describe the Hessian electorate resisting reform, with M. Ronge denied entry for divine service, and reformation supporters barred across Hesse Cassel. A separate Dumfries Courier note recounts a gunfire incident near Buchan.
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Hesse Cassel
Alanheim Journal
Hesse Casselles
M. Ronge
Hanen
Cologne Gazette
Leipsic Journal
Buchan
Castle Douglas
Fred
Dumries
Junction Railway
Loxponsaingz
Richard Garvey
Argo
Guy's Hospital
Garvey
Londonbridge
Bermondsey Street
Borough
Bief
Payne
Murder trial in Rockferry near Birkenhead proceeds
Four prisoners charged with the murder of Mr. Peacop at Rockferry are moved to Cheater Castle for further examination before the Niss Prins Court. The session drew Irish spectators as witnesses, with Burns the approver giving testimony about events and the accuseds’ conduct while others testified about alibis and character. The bench remanded the prisoners until Saturday to continue the inquiry.
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Andover
Parker
Andover Union
Colin M‘dougal
Ralph Etwall
Board of Guardians
Counse
Eldea
Government
Nnion
Prendergast
London
M‘dongel
G. W. Smythe Wen
Poor Law Commissioners
Lamb
Dougal
Union Workhouse
M'Dougal
Wilorss
M‘dougal
Dodson
Thomas B. Northcest
North Tidworth
John Lywood
Upper Bratford
Francis Russell Lescombe
Lower Blatford
Isaac Pothecary
Goodworth
Blatford
Anpoven
Star
Westlake
Poor Law Commission Office
Somerset
House
Union
Stockbridge
Curettx
Peacop
Rockferry
Birkenhead
Cheater Castle
Niss Prins
Great
Combore
Cheater
Archdeacon Clark
J. D. Case
J. BR. Shaw
W. Jackson
W. Potter
Tallant, Lynch
Nowlan
Burns
Keyzar
Lynch
Chew
Liverpool
Chester
Ireland
Macnamare
Abop
Buros
Thomas M‘convill
Joseph Farrell
Oxton
Vickery
Tallent
Aother
Burna
Witherses
Fielden
Mary Williams
Flood Street
Almonry
Orchard Street
Duck Lane
Broadway
Carter Wood
Palmer's Village
Shaftesbury Terrace
Pimlico
Globe
Church of Fosceay
J. A. Catton
Chelsea
Bond
Queen Square
Benjamin Watts
Justin
William Smith
Bing
Lampen
Smith
Wyatts
Mr. Justin
Granger
Watts
Mr. Smith
Mr. Bond
Wegal
Central Criminal Court
Sligo's Trade Barriers and Growth Aimed by Rail Link
The article details Sligo as a major export hub with 25 feet harbor, but hindered by ten miles of land carriage to Lough Allen and Lough Gill. It notes opportunities from coal and iron nearby, calls for a Sligo and Shannon railway or canal, and describes a small steam boat on Lough Gill increasing exports of meat and butter while rail and steam options loom. It also reports on West of Ireland improvements, landlord efforts, and social programs boosting tenants with cottages and industrial schools, highlighting Lords Palmerston Wynne and Mr Cooper.
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Nants Dennysurge Aonicuttusal Society
Angelson
Cheaterfield
Duke of Devonshire
Lord Morpeth
John Talbot
William Paston
Chatsworth
Show Yard
William Evans
North
Derbyshire
J. J. Cottingham
Chesterfield
Angel
W. Evans, Esq
M.P
J. J.cutsingham
W. Inett
Barnley Moor
Newhare
North Derbyshire Society
Lews
Conessed
Paisce Advent
Wixpsor
Windsor
Prince Albert
Judge Rose
Dublin
Smithfield
Fremiah Farm
Judge
Harrison
Gloucester-place
Towers
Royal
New Windsor
Flemish Farm
Wemyss
Thames Adams
Great Western Railway
Exeter
Paddington
Glengarnock Iron Company
Kyebolm
Dairy
Nuir
James Mulis
Woolzeap Deck
Rotuen Hithe
Woolhead Dock
Rotherhithe
David Stephenson
John Henry Yates
Stephenson
Gay's Hospital
Middlesex
George Jackson
Doane
Clarkson
Pamia
Dea Débais
Bourbon
Mada
Hovas
Bercosu
Romain Desfossés
Zélée
Fierreck
Ste. Marie
Nominé
Tamatare
Conway
Hova
Lieut
Fierrick
M. Berthe
Enseigne de Vaisseau
M. Dacimetiére
Marines
M. de Grainville
Berceau
de Grainville
Mapaio
Madrid
Mazarredo
France
Eco del Comercio
United States
Liverroor
Sea
Edwards
Mersey
New York
Texas
London
Marmore
W. A. Page
New York Herald
Mexico
New Orleans
Washington
Rio Grande
Taylor
War Department
Corpus Christi
Marcy
Vera Cruz
Republic
Voy Taz
Wixpson
Winxpsor
Osborne House
2D Regiment of Life Guards
J. B. Hesketh
4Th Light Dragoons
Black Nest Gate
Prince Consort
Prince of Wales
Prince Alfred
Princess Alice
Countess of Gainsborough
Marquis of Ormonde
Long Walk
Frogmore Road
Merry Peula
Nenagh
Guardian
Stacs
Stock Exchange
Capel Court
Bartholomew-lane
Capel-court
Schneider. Couat
Common Council
W. S. Hale
City of London School Committee
Loft
Royal Hospitals Committee
Christ's Hospital
Scknow
Royal Hospitals
St. Matthew's Day
Bedford
Blackfriars Bridge
J. Harrison
T. H. Hall
R.L. Jones
Tiis
Caunt
Bendigo
Liz
Tom Spring
England
Times
Sligo
Ireland
Gue
Bay of
Lough Gill
Dromahair
Lough Allen
Shannon
Clare
Longford
Dramshambo
Arigny
Leitrim
Roscommon
Scotland
Royal Canal
Loughs
Lough Git
Sligo and
Shennon
George Lane Fox
Yorkshire
Liverpool
Glasgow
Donegal
Alago
Arigna
Coloony
Ballysadare
Batrysopast
Stino
Lord Palmerston
Wynne
Hazlewood
Neathear
Tyne Champion Clasper to Meet Newell in Thames Race
The long debated rowing match between Henry Clasper, Tyne champion, and Robert Newell, London waterman, has been agreed. The stake stands at £500 with Newell paying Clasper £10 to travel to London. The race, from Putney to Kew, is set for October 18 with strong interest expected.
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Rowie Marcougtween
Ronmar Nawett
Hzxay CrasPern
Ascullers
Henry Claaper
Tyne
Robert Newell
London
Robert Coombes
Thames
Newell
Clasper
Putney
Kew
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East India House
Govixn Rao Wirrot
G. Thompson
Colonel Ovans
Inquiry
Mr. Watt
Lord Exeter
Wee Pat
Lord Cheaterfield
Jonny Wren
Mr. Forth
Romoras
W. Etwall
Lord Sandwich
G. Bentiock
Mostyn
Pollock
Yates
Seaman
Mary
Laird o'Cockpen
Ons Bet
E. Russell
Sting
Shubrick
Brocardo
Peel
Remeay
Malcolm
Albemarle
Mr. Peacop
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