Political portraits of Grey and Palmerston in a Whig Ministry
The piece portrays Sir Charles Wood as a cautious Chancellor of the Exchequer and a steadfast financier. It also discusses Earl Grey, Lord Grey, and Lord Palmerston, highlighting their temperaments, political strategies, and tensions within the cabinet and with Lord Lansdowne’s traditionalist stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wood
Earl Grey
Lord John
Sir George
Sir Charles
Mr. Coppock
Mr. Prout
Lord Grey
Howick
House of Lords
Lord Stanley
Commons
Hawes
Lambeth
Mr. Hawes
House of Commons
Sir George Grey
Lord Palmerston
Europe
Herr Cline
Marquis of Lansdowne
House of Idig
Marquis
Lansdowne House
Incongruous Materials Form Government Says Analyst
The analysis argues the government’s personnel are a pieced together, ineffective engine that cannot produce real measures. It claims the ministry’s tenure will endure indefinitely, with bills only existing as simulacra and no real power in the administration.
The People’s League and Petitions to Parliament
A report on growing petitions to Parliament led by The People’s League. Citizens, ministers, and dissenters collect signatures to influence MPs and push for manhood suffrage. emphasis on moral power and peaceful, open methods to awaken broader public interest.
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THE
People’s League
House of Commons
Colonel Thompson
C. Lushington
M.P
Westminster
George Thompson
Felgate
Grocer
Curtain-road
Shoreditch
Messrs. Smith, Newman
Taylor
Dodson
Hackneyroad
Boulter
Mr. Redman
Bacon
Darber
Bethnal-green-road
Palmer
Smith
Fraser
Vauxhall Gate
W. Leask
Esher-street
Kennington-lane
J. Burnet
Steane
Camberwell
J. George
Baptist
J. Hill
Clapham
S. A. Dubourg
Acrelane
D. Thomas
Stockwell Chapel
W. Fraser
Regent-street
Lambeth
W. Poulsford
Brixton-hill
League
Worcester Infirmary Benefit Gift Redirected to Dispensary
Junny Lino refused a proposed testimonial from Worcester residents honoring her generosity after a concert for the Worcester Infirmary. The subscription proceeds will be given to the Worcester Dispensary and Ophthalmic Institution as a token of gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junny Lino
Worcester
Worcester Infirmary
Ireland in uproar over Repeal plan spurs broad support
The press across Ireland largely backs the ex-Premier’s reform proposal calling for regeneration. Whig Tory and Repealer papers hail a peaceful revolution abolishing feudalism to let intelligence industry and capital advance. The West reports on emigration poverty and disease, with dire outlooks for potatocultivation and relief, while a cholera outbreak and clergy disputes add to turmoil.
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Sir Repeart Peer
Ireland
Evening Post
West
Liverpool Times
Westport
Mayo
Galway
America
Castlebar
Morning Chronicle
Cahir
Tipperary
Cork
Cork Examiner
Love
Denman Chief Justice Tricked by Castle Inn Mixup
The Lord Chief Justice Denman did not arrive as expected at Taunton on Monday and rode incog in a disguise. A driver confused by inns misdirected him to Castle Inn then Pattison’s, before realizing the mysterious passenger was in fact the visiting magistrate headed to try prisoners at the Castle.
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Denman
Taunton
Jehu
Giles
Castle Inn
Jarvey
Pattison
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Christ Church
W. Martin
Martin
Williamson
Crotty
Drogheda
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