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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 16, 1831

Page

1

Reform Bill Stir Frays In Northamptonshire and Kent Meetings

A Morning Post summary lauds Northamptonshire gentry for resisting revolutionary bill pressures? reports adjourned county meetings at market place, protests against reform. commends Southampton freeholders and Essex counties for constitutional stance. fears anarchist revolt and defends King William IV while criticizing reform opponents. laments Duke of Northumberland’s anti reform tactics and outlines tenant grievances, feudal restraints, and parliamentary election debates. The letter decries bribery, defends public trust in representation, and references historic precedents and economic unrest in Leeds trade.

Morning Post Northampton Friends of the Constitution Southampton Essex Highty Yorkshire Duke of Northumberland the Limes Gilgigg Northumberland England Loudon Crete Coubty Durham Newcastle Alnwick Britain Pan Othis Lerse Hotspur Mr. Bell Karl Grey Warlantent Mr. Coke Duke of Bedford Duke of Newcastle Marquis of Exeter Leeds Leeds Intelligencer William Ewart Liverpool House of Commons Evelyn Denison County of York Ltarewood Henry Lascelles Lord Milton Windsor Sir Herbert Taylor Herbert Taylor Herbert Teylor Mr. Legh Lord Howe Morning Chronicle Alr Legh

Lord Wynford Denies Franchise Is Private Property

In the House of Lords, Lord Wynford argues against treating the elective franchise as private property. He asserts it cannot be bought or sold separately from real estate and that the franchise serves the public good, not individual benefit, making confiscation arguments unfounded.

Perfort James I House of Commons Lord Wynford Wendover Agmondisham Great Marlow Hertford Orlhoern Port Middlesex Commons Lord Coke Ireland Sotrasanantaeh Powre England Morning Herald House of Lords

Finch-West marriage at St Marys Bryanston Square

Marital notices report the wedding of John William Finch to Sophia Jane West on the 16th at St Marys Bryanston Square by Rev Francis Clerke. Also noted is the 9th birthday of Mrs Caldwell of Linley Wood aged 76 and the infant Harriet Ame lis Lance of Avnshays near Chard aged eight months. An Edmund Hatt Noble, second son of John Hatt Noble, is listed as of Oporto in March.

St. Mary's Bryanston Square Francis Clerke Eydon Oxfordshire John Wiliam Finch Sophia Jane West James West Bessaston Et Tare James Caldwell Linley Wood Staffordshire Avnshays Chard Harriet Amelis Edwin Lance Oporto Edmund John Hatt Noble

Debates on Ireland relief and reform bills in Lords

In the House of Lords, petitions on Ireland relief via a poor law extension are discussed. Lord Grey begins civil list measures. debates touch reform, salaries, and borough influence with references to Lower Canada, Wetherell, Boroughbridge, and a plan for noble restraint on votes. Adjournment to Monday.

House OF Lords Viscau Commons House of Commons Ireland Earl of Rosebery Society For the Encouragement of Industry Earl of Limerick Lord Teynham Forl Grey Earl Bathurst Lower Canada Viscount Guderich Marquis of Lansdowne Grantham Lord Lansdowne Poll King Dumferling Downton Wallingford Duke of Newcastle Rorchmond Boroughbridge Charles Wetherell Duke of Richmond

House of Commons Debates on Beeralston Calne and Reform

Dr Lushington took oaths for Wins Isa Reform. Sir Walsh presented a petition from Sunbury on population and representation. Parliament discusses Beeralston and Calne boroughs, Schedule A vs B, population returns, and alleged ministerial bias. Lords Russell asserts policy relies on 1821 population rules amid protests from Dawson and Bankes.

Walsh Sunbury Blackett Beeralston Lord J. Russell G. Dawson Calne John Russell Sirc. Wetherell E. G. Russell J. Russell Sam W. Bankes Marlborough Downton Hudson Gurney America England Wellesley

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