Riots at Derby Rejection of Reform Bill Sparks Turmoil
On October 9 Derby witnessed widespread unrest after news of the reform bill’s rejection. Crowds attacked shops and the county gaol, fired upon by police, with multiple injuries and at least three deaths reported. Similar disturbances followed in Worcester and other towns as reform supporters vow renewed action.
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Reform Bill Debate Acknowledges Pledges and Course
A parliamentary speaker reflects on private and public duties, lauds reforms already passed, and anticipates a decisive vote on the English and Welsh representation bill. He praises government restraint, warns against indecision, and appeals for unity while outlining the stakes for the country. He notes support from colleagues, defends past actions, and urges firm pursuit of constitutional reform.
Reform Bill Debates Move Toward New Measures in Lords
In the Lords, petitions from Yorkshire and other regions favor reforms while officials discuss rehearing a Scotch appeal. A bill on Select Vestries advances to its second reading, and Ireland's public works loan bill nears third reading amid debate on grand jury powers. The session covers cruelty to animals, molasses in distilleries, and labor regulation in cotton factories before adjourning at six.
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House of Commons Opens Late for Call of the House
Lord Ebrington moved to call the House, delaying gallery access to 5:15 PM amid a crowded crowd. Debate focused on timing for discussing the reform bill and potential orders of the day, with the House postponing routine business to address momentous public affairs.
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Reform Bill Debate Shows Strain Over Confidence Vote
The House's tense session weighs reform, finance, and Lord Chancellor duties as Mr Goulburn counters ministerial confidence. Questions of revenue loss, pensions, and the bill's pace drive opposition while Macaulay urges unity to preserve law and public tranquility.
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