Slavery fears and colonial justice in early reports
A dispatch notes that vengeance and vigilantism against enslaved people persist in some Union districts while the Eastern states largely escape such charges. A Batavia letter details two Englishmen banished for abducting a slave and appealing to the Netherlands government. Mogador reports Morocco’s capitulation restoring Muley Soliman to power after Tetuan’s surrender.
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Batavia
Java
Europe
Netherlands
Mogador
Morocco
Tetuan
Muley Soliman
Constant Reader remarks on morality associations and church conduct
A reader praises rising morality groups while cautioning them to model restraint. The note questions alleged bishops excesses and vice, suggesting external decency suffices for large gatherings. The piece previews future notices on coronation, an epitaph, Gisborne and the Bridge-street Conspiracy.
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Vite
Alfred
T.H
Francis Smith
Venus
Mr. Gisborne
Bridge-street
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Champion
London
Mirror of the Week details Canning Burdett clash
The Mirror reports on the half challenge between George Canning and Sir Francis Burdett, aided by a Traveller piece, with commentary noting parliamentary reform debates and perceived corruption. It includes a Dover letter from Kin Naid and published Courier correspondence.
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the Mirror
George Canning
Francis Burdett
Mr. Canning
Sir Francis
Mr. C
Canning
J. F
Sir Francis Burdett
the Times
St. James’s Square
The
Courier
Wm. Bentinck
Doveras Kinnaird
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the Mirror OF the Week
Association For the Suppression of the Liberty of the Press
Times
Dr. Slop
Sin
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