Reform agitation spans Birmingham to Boston in May 1832
In Birmingham crowds rally at the Political Union after minister resignations, with George Edmunds urging large turnout at Newhall-hill and blue ribbons. Liverpool, Boston and Bungay follow with town meetings, petitions, and public orders aimed at supporting parliamentary reform amid turmoil and royal escort harassment.
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Birmingham Political Union
Birmingham Reform Riots Echo Across Midlands Union Upheld
A Birmingham crowd of over 100000 gathers at Newhall Hill to back the reform bill after Lords rejection and ministerial resignation. Deputations travel to Coventry and surrounding towns as merchants and Catholic priests join the Political Union urging immediate action to pass reform.
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Polish War Tales and City Notices from May 11
In Country and Town News numbers update: 54 country cases with 18 deaths and 15 recovered, 155 remaining. town cases 9 with 4 deaths and 3 recovered, 23 remaining. The Tory Clique meetings at Apsley House include Peel and Lyndhurst amid Reform Bill debates. Various satirical pieces, lectures, and anecdotes follow, including jokes on housing and a Warsaw marriage hint. Market notes: beef and mutton down 2d per stone. grain supplies high, trade slow, prices nominally lower than Monday.
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Resignation of Ministers Triggers Manchester Reform Fever
Manchester reports the arrival of the Comrer Express with news of ministerial resignations. Meetings, petitions, and mass signatures erupt in support of the Reform Bill, with up to 25,000 names gathered in hours and calls to halt Supplies until reform is passed. The Salford dinner is countermanded as public mood runs high.
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