Opposition hails Gordon’s speech against Reform Bill
The Morning Post reports Captain Gordon’s moving speech urging resistance to the Reform Bill. He argues it undercuts the Established Church, parallels French revolutionary causes, and condemns the Ministry for exploiting unrest to push extensive changes and confiscatory measures. The piece notes opposition tactics in Parliament and public anger in the City.
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Public morals and the limits of reform in Peel era politics
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NEWMARKET JULY MEETING RACES SUMMARY
At Newmarket and other venues, Camarine won the Town Plate and Little Fanny the Sweepstakes. Zillah beat Kittums in a Lord Anson match, with Carwell and Steamer also scoring. Emancipation led in the Stanley Stakes while Shinon and Dongelli won Plates. A rowing race from Westminster to Putney saw Adams win by a minute. Lords Marylebone matches at Lord's ended with unmarried players ahead. Charter House School beat Montpelier Club by 39 runs.
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Hay market prices and accident at Edinburgh
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