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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 30, 1849

Page

17

Disputatious Cambridge Letter Seeks Authority on University Errors

A correspondent from New Square, Lincoln's Inn, May 8 argues that insults cannot be fully compensated and defends Cambridge heads against charges of bad grammar neglect of duty and lax degree standards. He questions the portrayal of the university and calls for authoritative confirmation from credible sources.

University of Cambridge Amicus Justitle New Square Lincoln’s Inn

Manchester association to promote registration and reform

The Manchester Parliamentary and Financial Reform Association held its first meeting to elect a permanent council and officers led by George Wilson. The group aims to expound views, cooperate with financial and land purchase groups, and extend the franchise while pursuing reform. Newcastle notes report growing support for county franchise expansion and new ballots. South Warwickshire election aims set for June 7 with Lord Guernsey as the sole candidate.

Manchester George Wilson Anti-cornlaw League League Midland Yorkshire Wilson Cobden Hume John Bright M.P Manchester Parliamentary and Financial Reform Association G. Wilson Rawson Temperance Hall

Rebellion Debates and Tory Plots in Canada 1849

A Canadian correspondent rebukes the British Banner for misrepresenting Canada’s Rebellion Losses Bill. He argues Tory leaders bribed and incited mobs, paid Upper Canada rebels, and seek annexation to the United States. The author names Baldwin, Lafontaine, Elgin, and others as loyal reformers defending Britain.

Brandford Grand River Upper Canada Canada Lower Canada Papineau Britain United States Earl of Elgin Lord Metcafe Lord Cathcart General Revenue Consolidated Fund United Province United Canada Robert Baldwsteeth Boulton Robert Baldwin Baldwin Price Cameron Blake Hinks Lafontaine Merritt Drummond Holmes London Lord Metcalfe Lord Elgin Freedom England Gore Arthur Parliament House Government of Canada M'Kenzie

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