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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 09, 1831

Page

1

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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