Long List of Names For Reform Bill Second Reading
A fragment from a 1851 newspaper recounts the second reading of the Reform Bill with extensive lists of peers, MPs, and regional affiliations. It notes a two-to-one majority, discusses potential ministerial actions, and references concerns about Ireland and public order while praising the parliamentary outcome and urging prompt royal prerogative use.
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House of Commons
House
House of Lords
Agginstit
Commons of England
Commons
Assaults and robberies case files on Marlborough Street
In Marlborough Street Mr Charles Wayte the furrier accuses Mr Baker and Mr Meade of assault after a dispute over an unpaid 80 for an expensive fur coat altered by a servant. A mob formed. threats and epithets were exchanged. Other cases: Mr Bond and Mr Grant dispute at Mrs Humby’s lodgings and a separate assault complaint by Mrs Humby. Marylebone: Grantham and Sheen charged with theft from George Williams’s house, Madeira and other items found. Union Hall: George Shelton suspected in robbery of Mr Proctor’s cloths, remanded. Minor note: coal mine fire damp explosion near Orrell, with many feared dead.
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Marlborough Street
Charles Wayte
Regent Street
Piccadilly
Baker
Long Wellesley
Meade
Wellesley
Wayte
Dyer
John Bond
Conant
James Ludovick Grant
Grant
Humby
Bond
Hackney
Williams
Grantham
Bricklane
Sheen
Clarence Gardens
Upper
Portland-street
Morran
Reform Bill Debate in Imperial Parliament Draws Divided Support
MPs argued over franchise extension and redistribution with leaders praising improvements while voicing concerns about Ireland, urban representation, and voting rights. Colonel Wood urged simpler registry steps, while others pressed for broader universal suffrage and protection of corporate rights amid calls for earlier clarification of schedules and potential charter reforms.
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Bottse
Carnes de 17
Sat 'A
Gorson
Mhisiple
Manchester
Wood
Oxford
England
Iretand
Ireland
United Kingdom
Lot
Eer
Colonel Wood
Henry Willoughby
Cocke
Halifax
Henry VI
William and Mary
Magna
Edward IV
Gb Hon
Col
Sibthorp
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Adewne
Cambridgeshire
Althorp
Yisct
Northamptonia
Anan
Lichfield
Anson
Great Yarouth
Auer
J. D. Wilts
Atherley
A. Southampton
Baillie
E- Bristol
Parham
J- Stockbridge
Paring
T. Wycombe
Baring
Portsmouth
Barnett
Maidstone
Bayniuo
York Beaumont
T. W
Northumberland Wiltnett, Jr
J.N
Peterborough
Fellowes
Andover Ferguson
R.C. Nottingham
Fitzroy
St. Edmundsbury
J. Thetford Toley
T. Stafford Godson
R. St. Alban’s
Gordon
R. Cricklade
Graham
J. Cumberland
Gram
S. Ludgershall Grant
Norwich Greene
T. G. Lancester
Grosvenor
Lord R. Chester
Guisa
Harvey
D. W. Colchester
Hawkins
J. H. Tavistock
Heathcote
G. Rutland
G. J. Boston
Heneage
G. F. Lincoln Heywood
B. Lancashire
Hobhouse
J.C. Westminster Hodges
T- L. Kent Hodgson
J. Newcastle North Horne
Sir W. Newton
Hants
Hoskins
K. Hereford
Howard
P. H. Carlisle
H. Shoreham Howick
Viscount
Northaml and Hudson
T. Evesham Hughes
J. Grantham
Hughes
W. H. Oxford
Ingilby
W. Lincoln
James
W. Carlisle
Jerningham
H. V Pontefract Johnstone
J. W. York
Kemp
T. R. Lewes
King
E. B. Warwick Knight
H. G. Malon Knight
R. Wallingford Laboudiere
H. Taunton
Langston
J. H. Oxford
Langton
Col. Gore
Somerset
County
Lawley
Warwick County
Leigh
T. C. Wallingford Lefevre
C. S. Hants Lennon
Sir C. Cornwall
Lennard
T. B. Maldon
Lennor
W. King’s Lynn
Lennox
Lord A. Chichester Lester
B. Poole
Littleton
E. J
Staffordshire
Loch
W. Morpeth Paget
C. Carnarvon Uget
T. Leicestershire Palmer
Gen
Bath
Worcester
Rooper
J. B
Huntingdonshire
Rumbold
Great Yarmouth
Russell
Devonshire
Tavistock
R. G. Thirsk
Durham County
Reading Sondon
Liverpool
Sanford
E. A
Somersetshire
Schonsyar
C. Hull Scott
E. D. Lichfield
Sett
J. Herts
SkipwWrth
G. Warwickshire
Slaney
R. A. Shrewsbury Smith
J. A. Chichester Smith
J. Bucks
Smith
R. V. Northampton Smith
R. Wycombe Smith
G. R. Midhurst
M. T. Midhurst
Spence
G. Ripon Spencer
Worcestershire
Stanhope
Dover
Stanley
E. J. Hindon
E.G
Windsor Stanley
Lancashire
Stephenson
London
Vere
Carmarthen
Williamson
Durham
Willoughby
N. Yarmouth
Winnisrahe
T. Droitwitch Wood
Brecon Co
M. London Wood
J. Preston Wood
C. Wareham Wrightson
W.B. Hull Wrottesley
J. Stafford
Warrond
B. Saltash Warrender
G. Honito
J. Tain
C. MacLeod
R. Sutherland
Mackenzie
J. A. S. Ross
Ross
H. Aberdeen
C. Sinclair
G. Caithness
Stewart
M.S. Renfrew
E. Wigton
C. Ireland
Acheson
Wisc
Armagh
Belfast
Earl of, Antrim
Bellew
P. Louth
Duncannon
Kilkenny County
Rice
T.S. Limerick
Banbridge
Taunton Bernard
I. King’s
Blackney
W. Carlow
Oyle
Cork
Dundas
Berks Ferguson
R. Dysart
Fitzgibbon
R. Limerick
Gillon
WD. Selkirk
C. Grattan
H. Meath
Kennedy
T.F. Rothsay
C. Lambert
H. Wexford
Hopes
R. F. Westbury Macnamara
Clare Co
David Garrick
the Times
Suevee
George Warrender
Lord Clive
Duke of Northumberland
Lord Chandos
Mr. Wortley
Lord Wharncliffe
Granville Ryder
Lord Harrowby
Robert Peel
Great Britain
Lord Grey
Lambert
Galway
Morning Post
Croker
Macauley
Mr. Stanley
R. Peel
Lord Porchester
Lord Mahon
E. Sugden
Wall
Charles Wetherell
Mr. Croker
Morning Herald
Duke of Wellington
Kilkenny
Castle Pollard
Newtownbarry
Sadler
Furthen
Dublin Times
Gibbons
Hamilton
John Aylmer
Knocktopher
Kildeasy
Kilmagenny
Greene
Glebe House
Ruth
W. Morris Reade
John Harvey
Dublin
Crown
Town
Butler
Thomas Town
Mr. Hamilton
Gibson
79Th Regiment
The
Observer
Strand
B. Hayward
Levene Thay Shila
Salisbury
St Hungerford
Lloyd Herbert
St. Mary Bopree
Hampshire Chronicle
William White
Cugley
Newent
Lees
Gloucester Journal
Barton Stacay
Wham
Cokeham Farm
Henry Geht Wilson
Berns
R. Smith
Brockwear
Wye
Tintern Abbey
Cambrian
Police
Plac
Orrell
Wigan
Preston Pilot
Imperial Parliament