State of Parties in Norwich Reflects Reform Victory
The Norwich reformers gained a decisive triumph in municipal elections with J. H. Tillett topping both wards he contested. the Whigs faced purge from committees while the independent reformers gain strength. The paper notes persistent party strife and hints at a celebratory soirée to mark the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of
Douro
M. Peto
Reform Party
J. Humffreys Parry
Marquis
Liberal Party
Parry
Blake
J. W. Dawson
Dawson
Norwich Reform Association
J. H. Tillett
Norwich
Tillett
Beare
Pratt
Woolner
Chamberlin
Fais Dvwendis
AOL
Brett
Wieeses Lia A Asaey
Gedge
Dowson
J. D. Smith
Independent Party
T’hey
Henry Vincent Lectures Stir Ipswich Crowd in 19th Century Tour
A Suffolk Chronicle report details Henry Vincent touring England giving lectures on civil liberty and the Commonwealth. He spoke in Ipswich Bildeston and Woodbridge, drawing large liberal audiences and opposing aristocratic and clerical power. A separate note covers reformist efforts by the Reformation Society for Criminal and Vagrant Boys and a City of London beggar crackdown. The Ipswich visit and broader reform themes dominate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vincent
Commonwealth
Ipswich
Bildeston
Woodbridge
England
Scotland
Suffolk
Birpgstone
Bourrotx
John Cooper
Wattieham
John Vime
Bildestone
J. R. Prior
Vincent
Peace Society
Puianturoric Society
Potter’s Bar
Barnet
Moffat
St. Cheorge’s Fields
Southwark
Prince Albert
City of
London
South Issux
Ireland writs of error in Clonmel Queen's Bench cases
Prisoners convicted at Clonmel were brought to the Queen's Bench to sign writs of error. The Attorney General weighed whether to strike out errors or join in error and fight on the facts. Courts adjourned, crowds gathered, and Mr Martin’s case upheld conviction while Mr Smith O'Brien’s appeal moved to the Lords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clonmel
Queen's Bench
O'Brien
Tine
Smith O'Brien
Martin
Court of Queen’s Bench
House of Lords
Contemplated Irish barracks and political shifts
In Diblin Sia James and Lady Gravatt met officials and toured Marl borough schools praising youth scholarship. The piece notes Dublin, Tipperary, Ennis and Clonmel barracks plans, more workhouses, and an expected construction boom. It covers Limerick candidates and Mr Dickson’s cautious campaign stance amid O'Brien’s potential retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sia James
Clonmel
Cork
Limerick
Smith O’brien
Limerick Chronicle
Samuel Dickson
Dickson
Fitzgerald
Glitz
Smith ‘O’brien
O’brien
Ireland
Dustin
Dublin
Court of Queen’s Bench
64Th Regiment
Clerihan
Bianconi
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