Riot of Bristol Destruction and Troop Deployment
A Bristol eyewitness account details factional tensions between Tory and Reformers, a planned troop presence, and a violent riot. Charred buildings include the Mansion House, Bishop’s Palace, prisons, and warehouses. Three dissenters saved the Cathedral. rioters looted, fired, and dispersed. Officers faced confusion and apathy as mobs overwhelmed magistrates, with casualties and widespread property loss.
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Bristol
Tory Party
Reformers i
Reform
Baillie
Sir Charles
Protheroe
Recorder
House of Commons
Charles
Protherne
Rotheroe
Pinney
Bath
Charles Wetherall
London
Intta
Sir C
Marka
Briatel
Col. Brereton
14Th Dragoons
C. Wetherell
Brereton
Bishop's Palace
Eats
Terity
Ralph, Livett
Bishopa
Bishop’s Palace
Queen-square
Princesstreet
Kinton
Quemsqusts
A Reform Bill Debate On Lords and Commons Concession
The speaker warns that Lords opposition to reform risks national strife and urges a middle course. He critiques the bill as overreaching, argues against universal suffrage and 10 householders voting, and questions a full shift to a democratic system while defending ordered reform and property safety.
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House of Lords
Friends of Reform
Commons
England
House of Commons
General Gascoyne
Yasra
Leas Rink
Manchester
Birmingham
Leeds
Friends of Order
Reform and conciliation in parliamentary reform debate
A Parliament member argues for a measured approach to reform, urging conciliation with Lords and cautious changes to schedules A and B, limits on town representation, and preservation of liberties. He warns against coercion and calls for a practical path to an effective, safe reform of the House of Commons.
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George Lucy
Sherif
Geo. Phillips
Bolton King
England and
Wales
House of Commons
Viscount Hood
H.C. Adams
George Chetwynd
T.C. Clifford
E. Eardley Wilmot, Bart
Arthur F. Gregory
Earl Gray, Rey
A. G. Wade
W. F. Wratislaw
C. Throckmorton
John Shuckburgh
Marquis of
Northampton
Spencer
Denbigh
Craven
Clarendon
Dormer
Clifford
Wenlock
House of Lords
Thames Attwood
G. Chetwynd
F. Lawley
Zou
G. Skipwith
John Tomes
Werough
Warwick
Edward Ellice
Bulwer
Coventry
Robert Knight
Io Phillips
House of Comnns
J. Phillips
Joseph Es
Thomas Cotton
R. Jee
Times
Morning Chronicle
Morning Herald
Ecker, Saw
Globe
London
G. F. Muntz
A. F. Gregory
G. Lucy
Eting
Srgeorge Phillips
Baste Bach
George Phillips
RON Oo
Millbrook
South- 7Ort
Nathaniel Ogle
William Mstoft Summers
Board Patent
Ole, Summers, and Co
Monthly Review
James Ridgway
Piccadilly
Henderson
Bailey
Charles Macfarlane
Constantinople
Chile Reopens Commerce After Civil War End
Advices from Valparaiso report Chile restored communication with Buenos Ayres, joyful merchants, and a peace-creating national Congress in Santiago. The Government claims unity, extraordinary powers used sparingly, some expulsion of a few, and aim to ease the delicate duties of peace. France recognizes independence. Britain and possibly Spain may follow. Army strength listed, with potential to raise 5,000. bonds and dividends discussed in London. A Cordova caravan carries groceries. Auracan and Cauge Torrians pledge friendship with Buenos Ayres under Rosas.
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Hil
Buenos Ayres
National Congress
Santiago de Chile
Chili
France
Great Britain
Chile
Spain
London
Coquimbo
Senate
J.1.c. de Retimo
Republic of Chile
Santiago
Cordova
Patagonia
Juan Manuel de Rosas
Paris Colony Algiers Debate Rages Over Retention
Letters from Africa reveal grim conditions in the Algiers colony as France debates keeping the outpost. Protests argue against yielding the territory, while officials insist on continued dominion for profit. Reports from Tortola Port-au-Prince and Haiti note unrest and disease. The Port Paix and Aquin ports move toward duty‑free trade, and fashion papers promise Court Journal dispatches from Baicntus.
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Paris
Africa
Algiers
France
Annies
St. Thomas's
St. Thomas
Briz
Port-au-Prince
New York
Republic of Haytt
Chamber of Commons
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