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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 06, 1850

Page

5

Debates Over Head Money for Pirates and East Indies Policy

A parliamentary discussion recounts Sir James's coercion of native authorities, the Samarang’s pirate hunt fraud, and the head money system praised as incitement to murder. Resolutions condemn head money and call for government inquiry, with a petition to Parliament and unanimous passage.

Berneo Holland House of Commons Rajah Brooke J. H Paany

Windsor election fixed for today as Hatchell seeks seat

Solicitor-General of Ireland Hatchell declares candidacy for Windsor representation replacing Lord John Hay. He pledges civil and religious liberty support, pro trade, economy and equal taxation, while urging voters to back his bid. Nearby reports note South Durham illnesses and regional unrest.

Windsor John Hay Hatchell Ireland South Durham South Church Bishop Auckland Newcastle Guardian Cardiff Deseret George Inn Moses Joshua Exodus William Rees Tinman New Orleans Wigan Rivington George Byng Middlesex House of Commons Mr. Byng Cobden Orange Birmingham

Reform Meeting at Manchester Crowded Freehold Hall

A large Free-trade Hall gathering heard Cobden and Bright discuss financial reform, franchise extension, and reduced national expenditure. Speakers urged enfranchisement, questioned aristocratic rule, and praised free trade's steadiness for workers, with emphasis on county voters and the Freehold Land Society plan.

Messrs. Cobden Bright George Wilson House of Commons Freehold Land Society A. Prentice Henry B. Ferrand

Meeting of Thieves at Shadwell School Rooms

A Monday gathering at the British Union School in Shadwell convened to address juvenile thieves and vagabonds. About 150 boys attended, many orphans or with single parents, with half admitting habitual theft and beggary. The event featured praise for thieves and debates about lodging-houses as a root cause, with fear of retaliation if testimonies were given.

British Union School Shakspearewalk Shadwell The Chronicle the Chronicle

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