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Newspaper
Patriot
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 14, 1837
Page
4
Communications arrive from several named correspondents but the Fidel tenax subject cannot properly be discussed in a newspaper. The notice lists Rev. H. L. Adams G. H. Davies T. Haynes J Allnutt E B Champollion R. Sharp T. W. Thompson G. H An Old Friend and A Watcher of Party Movements as contributors.
The Patriot reports Liberal gains amid Tory gains and possible committee reversals in Lanarkshire Stirling shire and Peebles. It condemns Tory maneuvering in registration, urges popular registry societies, and warns of a constitutional clash if reform is blocked by the squirearchy and Hanoverian factions.
A letter condemns Times insinuations about Mr. Woon MP Middlesex and alleged habits. It questions Standard backing and asks what the remark about Mr. Woop and Dr. Smith implies. The piece suggests political double standards and blames the Times for possible slander.
A public notice highlights a letter from the Rev Dr Price directed through the publication to his ministerial colleagues. The item underscores the cleric's message and its intended clerical audience.
A plea from the Lectier Negro Friend Society urges ministers to mobilize female church members to sign an Address to Her Majesty. It highlights abuses under apprenticeship and calls for action to support emancipated female negroes. The Anti-Slavery Society at Aldermanbury has extended the deadline to the end of the month for signatures.
A grand entertainment planned at New Palace Windsor to honor the Duchess of Kent's birthday attracts royal family foreign ambassadors and nobility. Improvements ordered for grounds adjoining Buckingham Palace and Green Park aim to create a scenic suite viewable from royal apartments. Rumors on a potential marriage alliance involve Prince George of Cambridge and other European houses.
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