Gateshead Dinner Honours Attwood and Doubleday
A Gateshead audience of 900 to 1000 gathered in the wareroom of a South Shore ropehouse to toast Mr. Attwood and Mr. Doubleday. The chairman praised their public service amid volleys of cannon and cheers, while Attwood defended their conduct against Whig press allegations and attacked Lord Durham’s Gateshead speech as misrepresented.
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Disturbance debate over Manchester massacre label sparks reform rally
In Gateshead and Newcastle, speakers defend Lord Durham while denouncing the term Disturbances at Manchester. Attwood, Doubleday, and Larkin praise Reform principles, emphasize allegiance to political rights, and celebrate the people as the nation’s economic and moral backbone.
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