Debate over Puritans and Voluntaryism Sparks Journal War
A writer grips the anti Voluntaryist controversy criticizing the Daily News for narrow bigotry and seventeenth century shading. It targets Baptist Noel and others while urging liberal editors to embrace true religious liberty and civil reform.
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Daily News
Pio Nono
Rome
West Riding
London
Bouverie-street
Isaac Bickersteth
Poor Partridge
Calling Eardley
Edward Baines
Edward Miall
Baptist Noel
Whitefriars
John Bunyan
Vatican
West
Yorkshire
Ridicule and the New Regime Questioning Progress Values
A fragment questions whether ridicule signals the new regime and mocks the help of progress friends. It asks if sacrifices are for the degradation of nobility and conscientious religious equality and liberty, challenging the conduct as a possible test case.
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Friends of Progress
A Few Words of Comfort to the Farmers
The Suffolk Chronicle urges farmers to unite against rising costs and foreign competition. It endorses Richard Conopgen as a future ally and calls for broad petitions to parliament to support a national budget favoring reform and cheaper government.
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Suffolk Chronicle
Parsons
Richard Conopgen
Cholera Devastates Tooting Infant Establishment Scene
A Daily News report details a severe cholera outbreak at the Infant Establishment of Mr. Drouet in Tooting with 241 cases and 73 deaths to date. It notes 600 to 700 children moved to parish workhouses, spreading infection to St Pancras and other areas, linked to filth and overcrowded conditions near a lakeside site and the Surrey Lunatic Asylum.
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Tootine
Daily News
Drouet
Tooting
St. Pancras
Surrey Lunatic Asylum
Straight
Spring trade hopes rise from North American advices
Reports from Birmingham merchants suggest improving Birmingham trade with North America as orders are limited by cautious buyers but stocks run low and remittances remain prompt. a minor accident in Ludgate Hill injured two men after a gig crash. other items note German sausages and mutton cures, public meetings, and education efforts in London.
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North America
Birmingham
Ludgate Hill
Farringdon-street
Fleet-street
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Sen Duabert
Storers
Morning Chronicle
London
Smithfield
Cow Cross Street
Sharp's Alley
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Edinburgh Finance Reform Association
Canterbury
National Society
Committee of Council For Education
Globe
Tug “Times
the Times
Gateshead
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