Scene at East India House ends with chair dispute
A Quarterly General Court of Proprietors at Leadenhall Street sees Peter Gordon seize the chair, clash with the chairman, and a divisive debate on public gallery access. Proponents urge openness while directors defend orderly conduct and bye laws, with broader reference to governance of India and historical charters.
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Peter Gordon
East Indies
Gordon
Gordurv
Ther S
Legel
Serjeant Gazelee
House of Commons
Lords
East India Company
Court of Directors
Marriott
Cheirman
Court of Proprietors
Gorn Auber
The
General Court of Proprietors
Company
London
Thomps
India
Hogg
M.P
Etill
Huonse Commons
Hyderabad
Tess
Twining
Todia
Clarke
Taer
Wigram
Goldsmid
Governor Johnson
Burke
Court of Directore
Serjeant
Gazelee
Judge Advocate OF India
Advocate General of
Counotry
Hey
Inquiry urged into Colonel Ovans conduct court move
The proprietor urged inquiry into Colonel Ovans conduct claiming a case warranting investigation. He asserted facts, cited witnesses, and asked the court to appoint a committee to probe the charges. The motion for inquiry was defeated by a large majority as motions against Ovans were set for the next court day.
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Thompson
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Court of Directors of the East India Company
Govind Raw Viihal
Raja Chattrapatiee
Benerés
Poonah
Ahmednugger
Sukheram Bullal
Appa Sabin
Maharaj
Bullajee Punt
Natior
Bombay
Govirn Ruo Wrrros
G. Thompson
Belleyme wins French deputy election amid Algeria reforms
News brief reports M de Belleyme, Conservative, defeated an Opposition and Legitimist candidate to win a deputy seat by 286 to 241, amid shifting French policy on Algeria. Commentary praises potential reform of colonial administration under new ministerial control and notes reactions to Madagascar and domestic unrest in Delft. Also covers Transatlantic arrivals and Irish political rallying as Daniel O’Connell’s supporters march.
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Madagascar
Constitutionnel
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Delft
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Weimar
Texel
Columbus
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Hope
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Yarmouth
Liverroot
New York
Henry Clay
E. Nye
Mersey
Marmorais
Caledonia
Beaton
United States
Mexico
Taylor
Robert M‘farlane
Auguate
Canada West
Previntes
North America
Potstoot
Maine
Casherl
Counciilor Devitt
Limerick
Tipperary
Cashel
Dean M'Donnell
J. Ryan
P. Laffen
James Herey
Dennis Heneasy
Doheny
Dean M
Cashel of the Kings
Ireland
Cheere
Liberator
Clebarr
Old Ireland
Keary
Mr. Dolan
Treland
Parliament House
Dublin
Thurles
Arrival of the Duchess of Kent and foreign tensions
The Duchess of Kent and suite arrived from Calais and travelled to London by special train. Reports say a British fleet heads for Oregon to safeguard property and settlements north of the Columbia River amid rising hostilities with Hudson Bay Company interests. England and Boer diplomacy in the Orange River region is also noted alongside election talk in Indooar and financial actions under the Small Debts Act. A burglary at Mr. Madeley’s Yardley home is detailed with brutal portents as masked raiders steal cash and jewelry, while railway receipts and agricultural talks fill other columns.
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Marmora
Page
New York
Times
New York Herald
Ericsson
New Orleans
Constantinople
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Exeter
Paddington
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Duke of Sussex
Haggerstone Bridge
Edwin R. Payne
W. Adolphus Payne
Ashford Street
Hoxton
Devereer
Pickering
Royal Humane Society
Harlow Weat
Jackson
London
Liverpool
Camden
Birmingham
Harrow
West London
Liverpool Mail
Covat Martial
Pirsody
Sir John West
Sylph
Albion
Lockyer
Canopus
Caledonia
Hamoaze
Leigh
Stromboli
Samuel Pra
Dixon
Rowley
St. Vincent
Martin
Trafalgar
B. Walker
Queen
J. E. Elworthy
John Ryan
Stoker
Ryan
Mr. Leigh
Caue
Robert Fisher
Moembera
Her Majesty's Navy
Ned
Hua Rorat
Duchess of Kant
Duchess of Kent
Suite
Calais
Dover
Viscount Torington
South Eastern Railway Company
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Oregon
Columbia
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Capxov
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Orange River
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Walter
Bear Wood
Pilcher
Southwark
Bulkeley
1St Life Guards
Sir John de Beauvoir
Palace
East End
Dantyo Bunotarr
Wesreat
Homer
Madeley
Badham
Mansfeld
Palmer
William
Mr. Madeley
Hess
Mrs. Madeley
Jones
Nonta Denbysytte Agricultural Society
Angel Inn
Chesterfield
Duke of Devonshire
Lord Morpeth
John Talbot
William Paxton
Chatsworth
Show Yard
William Evans
North Derbyshire
J. J. Cottingham
Angel
W. Evans
M.P
Snciety
J. J.cottingham
W. Tuett
Burnley Moor
Newham
W. Snet
North Derbyshire Society
North
Derbyshire
Dukaprot
Nesare, Say
Newsome
Batley Carr
Dewsbury
John Foster
Jobn Clarkson
Joseph Brooke
Presser
John Stead
Martin Leather
Millera
Mgr
J. Hemingsay
Home Secretary
Ireland’s Sligo Port Trade and Alpine Rail Ambitions
A Times Commissioner report on Sligo praises its export market tied to interior counties and notes natural advantages like Lough Gill and Lough Allen, but laments energy and enterprise gaps. It outlines planned links via rail and canal, mentions steamers, and records current exports including pigs, butter, meal, and imports of timber, iron, and coal. It also highlights landlord-led improvements and the Arigna iron works history amid emigration and poverty in the west.
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Garogne
Bay of
Sligo
Lough Gill
Dromaheir
Dromahair
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Shannon
Clare
Tangford
Dublin
Dromshambo
Arigne
Sigo
Leitrim
Roscommon
England
Scotland
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Royal Canal
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George Lana Fox
Yorkshire
Longford
Liverpool
Glasgow
Donegal
Mayo
Arigna
Horaca
Coloony
Ballysadare
Els
Dromahaic
BattysopaRe
Sliao
Slipo
Lord Palmerston
Grest
Wynne
Hazlewood
Ar. Cocker
Marktee Castle
Fune
Andient
Murder at Rockferry Suspects Held for Saturday
Four prisoners charged with the murder of Mr. Peacop at Rockferry near Birkenhead are remanded to Chester Castle for further examination after a crowded, foggy session. Depositions were read, Burns the approver testified, and defense counsel objected to the case, with witnesses describing alibis and local labor at the Birkenhead gas works. The magistrates delayed ruling, remanding Tellant Lynch Nowlan and Burns until Saturday.
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Peacop
Rockferry
Birkenhead
Chester Castle
Chester
St. M. Fielden
Archdeacon Clark
J. D. Case
J. R. Shaw
W. Jackson
W. Potter
Tellant
Lynch
Nowlan
Keyzar
Chew
Burns
Liverpool
Ireland
Macnamare
Scool
Alon
Tames M‘congill
Joseph Farrell
Oxton
Barns
Vickery
Tallant, Lynch
Nowlen
Nlt Nerses
Fielden
Elizabeth Hughes
Golsbed
Mary Williams
Hones
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