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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 10, 1849
Page
8
Mr. Parry and Mr. Thomison spoke at/ addressing a meeting where Francus O’Connor confessed reasons for joining the reform drive. He claimed free trade must precede other reforms, and said financial cuts plus the four People’s Charter principles would set a path to the rest.
Friday morning the Corn Exchange hosted about twenty attendees including conference members and local authorities. Sir Joshua Walmsley and Sir Thomas Beevor featured as instrumental figures while Mr Hume praised Norwich Operative. A London conference aims to raise at least £50,000 for the national reform fund.
The Ti Lonpon Prowerio Society held its first half yearly meeting at the British School-room Harp alley Farringdon-street with Mr George Dornbusch in the chair A report reviewed six months of activity noting four lectures by Mr E Gibson and T A Reed vice president of the society as well as reading instruction efforts in Lambeth and Waterloo road ragged schools A vote of thanks was given to the chairman and the meeting adjourned around ten o'clock A petition to extend Smithfield market was presented by eight to nine hundred residents traders and others urging enlargement for public health benefits
In a Sept. 20 dispatch from Winpin Turkey, L. Kossuth pleads with Lord Palmerston to protect Hungary’s exiles. He denounces Russian-Austrian aggression, decries threats to force Christians to convert, and asks England to grant asylum to him, his family, and fellow refugees aboard Turkish shores. He warns Turkey risks further conflict with Russia and appeals for English mediation and protection.
Public meeting at Gravesend debates free trade and Disraeli's policy. Earl Stanhope attacks Disraeli as a hypocrite while urging a penny-in-the-pound land rent fund to oppose free trade. At Hinchford Club Disraeli presents a revised protectionist plan amid notable attendees and a shift toward consultation with party members.
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