WhigCritique of Grey and Fox in a Letter to the Editor
A reader defends truth over alleged violence while denouncing Lord Grey and Whig leadership. The author contrasts political integrity with Whig pasts, cites Lord Liverpool, Fox, and North, and laments Whig factionalism and coercive power, arguing the Crown and people’s rights amid historic disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Courier
Mr. Jax
Lord Grey
Lord Liverpool
House of Commons
Charles II
Parliament
Hall of Justice
Scotland
Russell
Cavendish
Fitzwilliam
Hamilton
Earl
England
King
Fox
India
Mr. Fox
Lord North
Lord Holland
Jook
India Bill dispute and Whig critique by a moderate Tory
A provincial letter denounces Whig leaders Cavendishes Russells Hamilton and their allies, accusing them of corruption and betrayal of the Constitution. It attacks the India Bill as a power grab, defends the Crown, and warns of Radical takeover, while promising future scrutiny of the Bedford faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lord Shelburne
Cavendishes
Russells
India
Fox
Russell
Hamilton
Howard
Fitzwilliam
Stanley
Lord Chesterfield
Bedford
Devonshire
Lambert
Simnel
Tam
Sir
Retrospective Review and the English Renaissance
A critical notice praises the Retrospective Review for reviving early English authors from Ford to Chamberlayne. It lauds Coleridge and Shakspeare while criticizing overblown modern panegyric and suggests trimming recent writers rarely needed. The piece analyzes Chamberlayne’s style and notes his strengths and limits, highlighting his blank verse and distinctive mannerism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Dekker
Marlowe
Lyly
Marston
Chapman
Middleton
Crashaw
Heywood
Rowley
Rowley, &c. &c
Glover
Cibber
Hutdis
Dryden
Ben Jonson
Chronicle Roars Over Edinburgh Fox Dinner Rivalry
The Chronicle vents fury at the Edinburgh Fox dinner, devoting a full column to abuse of the rival festival. It flings scorn at the Pittites, calling them fools and imbeciles, while blaming rage for the harsh tirade and urging readers to laugh at the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Scotland
Chronicle
Isaves
Laybach invitation dominates overseas royal congress talks
French papers in Paris report Cortes convocation for January 9 to discuss Allied Powers invitation to the King for Laybach. Doubts on the news persist as Madrid letters confirm the invitation, while Naples monarch faces skeptical inside opposition and deputies convene late. Military moves loom as sovereigns may lead troops if Naples authority is challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S
House of Bedford
England
Common Council of London
Lord Grey
Durham
Yarborough
Ashburton
Common Council
London
Paris
Constitutionnel
Madrid
Ferdinand
Laybach
Guvretti de Frango
Naples
Ruffo
Austria
Turin
Rome
Florence
Modena
Lucca
Vienna
Leghorn
France
Russia
Prussia
X— Gazette de
Milan
Alps
Don Carlo Filangieri
Charles Filangieri
Corfu
Spain
Count Zurlo
Duc de Campo Chiaro
Nap
Wreck survivors reach Greenock aboard Royal Charlotte
The Royal Charlotte arrived from Lisbon with 22 emigrants and crew members including a surgeon second mate and carpenter. The Adeona transport wreck survivors are being aided with subscriptions in Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenock
Royal Charlotte
Hobson
Lisbon
Pritchard
Glasgow
Robert Dalglish
John Machen
Postponed Mansion House Concert to March First
On Friday January 19 1921 a royal communication informs that attendance difficulties for professional performers at the Mansion House concert on February 19 have led to postponement to March 1. The Queen intends to be present on that date. The Lord Mayor R. K. Craven V C conveys the royal message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Brook-street
R. K, Craven, V,c
Army Lancers pass through town en route to Hounslow
A troop of the 9th Lancers arrived from Lynn on Wednesday and moved the next day toward headquarters at Hounslow. Additional notes recount Arctic observations of walruses and seals suggesting possible mermaid myths, plus reports of drownings in storms and multiple inquests in Islington and Pentonville after accidental deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
9Th Lancers
Lynn
Hounslow
Cambridge Chronicle
Scoresby
Arctic
Sone
Bombay Courier
Paddington-street
Mary-le-bone
Queen’s Head
Lower-street
Islington
I. Stirling
Mary Day
Horkham’s Field
Pentonville
Pritchard
Fen
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WHIGS
T. Withens
Hume
Stowel
Coleridge
Wordsworth
Mynadminded
Shakspeare
Iis
Milton
Wallenstein
Christabel
Chamberlayne
Pharomida
William Chamberlayne
Vanlore
Theocrine
Vax
Oroandes
Zannazarro
Abeona Transport
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