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London
Ludgate-hill
Miall
Correspondents discuss governance and society in periodical notes
The letter column cites Bridgewater and Edinburgh correspondents, explores the role of government and society, and objects to “Noncon’s” style. It mentions a Socinian family gift of £1 and asks a Bermondsey subscriber who gave a donation at Finsbury Chapel to provide his name.
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Bridgewater
Edinburgh
J. F
E. Davies
St. Ives
Market-street
Bermondsey
Finsbury Chapel
Crescent
New Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Lord Wharnecliffe
Lord Brougham
Lord Stanley
Montreal
Lord Elgin
Colonial Office
Canada
Atlantic
Red Republicans
National Assembly of
France
Commons
C. Pearson
George Grey
George
Brotherton
Lambeth
Messrs
Hudson
Waddington
Bagshaw
Lord John
House of Lords
Anti-slavery Society
Ragged Schools
Parliamentary and Financial Reform Association
London Tavern
Queen narrowly escapes as Irish attack sparks uproar
A man from Limerick fired at the Queen during a Park carriage airing causing fear and crowd fury. He was captured, examined, and committed to Newgate under a harsh act, while Parliament debates Navigation laws and a broad range of imperial issues from Canada riots to reforms.
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Limerick
William IV
Constitution Hill
Home Office
Newgate
Lord Stanley
Lord Grey
Two Hundred Red Republican and Socialist Representatives
The writer notes the French election result showing about two hundred Red Republican and Socialist representatives. They argue this is not a majority but signals a substantial portion of the population holds subversive principles, critiquing universal suffrage and the education system's failure to diffuse civilization and order.
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Drury Lane Theatre
Legislative Assembly
Red Republican
Paris
Barrot
France
M. Lesseps
Rome
Austria
Bologna
Naples
Garibaldi
Hungary
Berlin
Popular Voice
Legislative Chamber
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