Correspondents thanked and notes on missed acknowledgement
Communications have been received from W Marshall H Stuchberg J Wontner A West Kent Elector and An Essex Freeholder The paper thanks the Rev E H Nolan and hopes to hear from him again It also notes an omission of last week from J R Mills which arrived after press time
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Messrs. W. Marshall
H. Stuchberg
J. Wontner
West Kent
Essex
E. H. Nolan
J.R. Mills
Disgraceful Tory victory reshapes Middlesex seat in reform era
The piece rails against the Middlesex election outcome: Mr Woop replaces Mr Hume as MP, portraying the Tory win as a blow to reformers. It blames party treachery, calls Hume a religious liberty ally, and predicts investigations into Tory influence and mismanagement across several counties and boroughs while praising reforms and ballot advocacy.
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Woop
Crockford’s
Almack’s
Middlesex
Hume
Byne
Mr. Woon
Pownat
Huse
Powyatt
Woun
Mr. Home
Hanover
Mr. Hume
Bidieek
Squirearchy
Liberal Party
East Suffolk
Apatr
Avai
Garpen
Norfolk
Houx- Ham
Wilson
Essex
Joan Tyrredt
Roup
Lord Western
North
Colchester
Maldon
Harwich
Oxfordshire
Major WeyLane
Stonor
Parker
Lancashire
Somersetshire
E. Fit Mer
Kent
Hopees
Brawliz
East Sussex
Currets
Perthshire
Fox
Lord Stenson
Renfrewshire
Athlone
Carrickfergus
Drogheda
Dublin
O’conner
Stoke-upon-Trent
Blackburn
Bolton
Brighton
Greenwich
Macclesfield
Stockport
Sunderland
Ancerstein
Artwoop
Dudley
Frome
Warrington
South Shields
Whitby
Tynemouth
Whitehaven
Kidderminster
Wakefield
Arundel
Calne
Eye
Launceston
Wilton
Woodstock
Popular Party
Ashburton
Lyme
Reform Act Failures Spark Fear of Tory Disfranchisement
The article argues the Reform Act disappointed the public due to small constituencies and faulty registration machinery. It contends Tory agents can disenfranchise voters unless vigilant counteraction is taken, risking a shift in constituency balance.
Money market report from a distant city notes stable transactions
The money markets show limited activity with abundant liquidity and favorable bills. American news from the 18th suggests improving conditions and a decline in the premium on specie while cash payment resumption remains uncertain amid congressional measures.
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Peninsula
England
New York
Bank of the
United States
Congress
Montreal
Provincial Assembly
Hobart Town
Legislative Council
Royal news and obituaries mix with political notes
Condolence letter from Sir Wheatley to Mrs. Cocking after a fatal parachute descent. appointments of Dr. Musgrave as Dean of Bristol and other high posts. Prince George of Cambridge linked with Frankfort mission. deaths of missionaries in Berbice. new peerages and marriages. election notes and regional curiosities across Britain.
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Sixtieth Rifle Corps
Bereice
John Wray
James Howe
Berbice
British Guiana
Guy Journal
Scoble
Anti-Slavery Society
Marquis of
Anglesea
Duke of
Mona
Dently
Jacob Astley
Bart
Lyndhurst
Paris
E. Howell
Quebec
Stockport
Connecticut
E. R. Tyler
Nancy
Friends of Freedom
Prickett
Highgate
Middlesex
Hune
Mipprestx
Grose
County of
Bedfont
Torgiem
Hume
Byng
London
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Hutton
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Byng. Hume, Wood
Pownal
Bedfoot
Hammersmith
Brentford
Uxbridge
Norwich
Lancaville
Duchess of St. Axsaxs
Duchess of St. Athans
Matthew Mellon
Cheltenham
Portsmouth
Harriet
Duchess
Thouss Coutts
Coutts
Duke of St Alban’s
Utrecht
Bois le Duc
Flushing
Gree
Manchester
Cheetham-Hill
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Suffolk
Southworp
Southwold
J. Alexander
Corennacen
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Duke of Holstein Glucksbourg
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