Watchmen, Whigs, and the era of reform debates in Parliament
The piece argues against oversimplified calls for police funding shifts while praising juries and coroner investigations. It contrasts public demand for reform with accusations of reviving old watchmen era politics, and criticizes press factions and official bias while urging the public to seek a radical or reform-minded administration aligned with broad democratic principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Stirling
Joan Peacock Woop
Foreman
Lord Attuor
Manchester
True Sun
Wanchester Advertiser
Mr. Coppert
Lancashire
Coppers
Torsey
Sux
Lancashire Farmer's
Downing-street
Tory d a m a n d s the old order and Whigs amend reform plan
The piece accuses the Lords of mutilating the Church Reform bill with amendments that shift appointment power to the church and primate. It mocks Lord Grey and the Duke of Wellington, notes long ministerial speeches waste time, and likens Whig squabbles to ancient satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Wellington
Ireland
Dublin
Lord Grey
Warwick Elector Bribery Report Angers Reformers
The Warwick election inquiry reveals a vast bribery and perjury system led by the Earl of Warwick with agents and magistrates. It details creation of a manipulated constituency, intimidation by hired bands, and calls for boundary expansion and new rules to prevent future abuses. The piece condemns the observed corruption and questions law adequacy, while noting the Jews Emancipation Bill passing Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Earl of Warwick
Borough of
Desisinpat Priors
Leamington Priors
Leamiauok
Leamington
Greenway
Suytu
Ward
Tresitts
Highways Bill sparks parliamentary contention over statute labour
In the House of Commons the Highways Bill faces a heated debate on replacing statute labour with a highway rate and a mixed system. MPs like Mr Hanpiey urge omitting abolition of statute labour, while supporters insist the bill offers a fairer tax. Lords and colleagues critique abuses and defend farmer interests amid procedural tussles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steaten
Shaw Lefevre
Pryme
H. Hanpiey
Major Handley
Lincoln
J. Parrott
General Williams
R. Molesworth
Williams
G. Somerset
Lord G.somerset
Muc
Lincolnshire
Henry Handley
Lord Granville Somerset
H Ie
Mathew White Ridley
M. W. Ridley
H. Handley
E. Knatchbull
Gisborne
Cojone
Shipping Intelligence This Day From Lloyds
River arrivals list July 22 with Caroline from Quebec and Clifton from Jamaica. Glasgow and Poole reports show several ships arriving from Surinam, St Thomas, Miramichi, Prince Edward Island, Oporto and Jamaica including Norfolk, Triton, Selkirk, Auspicious, Cordelia, Argos, Wilberforce, Canova, Victoria, Francis, Elizabeth, Atlas and others arriving or bound for various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's
Tue River
Caroline
Quebec
Clifton
Drew
Jamaica
Bricuton
Jey
Norfolk
Henniker
Sydney
Cowes
Alexander
Cassie
Surinam
Trequanset
St. Thomas’s
Poole
Selkirk
Rowe
St. Andrew’s
New Brunswick
Prymouth
Auspicious
Seeley
Miramichi
Royal William
Peak
Prince Edward's Island
Falworth
Cordelia
Howell
Oporto
James Coke
Liverpool
Leaky
Faire
Elizabeth
Ogleby
Reid
Ditto
Spring
Hornby
Atlas
Scott
Montreal
Grace
Eldon
St. John’s
John
Buss
Charlotte
Lingham
Fire destroys hay rick at Deerhurst Walton near Tewkesbury
A large hayrick was set alight on the night of Wednesday at Deerhurst Walton near Tewkesbury, nearly all of it burned. The owner, a respectable farmer, reported the loss. Two men, Thomas and Samuel Gaskins, were committed for trial by Rev. John Keysall on charges of arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerhurst Walton
Tewkesbury
Thomas
Samuel Gaskins
John Keysall
Wearwick
Government strength shown in Irish Church measure debate
London markets report confidence in public matters after government strength on the Irish Church issue. Consols rise to 90. Portuguese Scrip gains, Spanish bids. Shipbuilders petition Parliament to allow flexible naval design. Sydney wool output forecasts reach 15,000 bales worth 225,000. Crime in 1832 down ~one eighth. Swan River colony grows. drought and hurricane hit Sydney maize and tobacco. Mr. Peel and Latour criticized for colonial management. Foreign sugars debate anticipated. West India bill to go to committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Great Britain
Sydney
Swan River
Colonel Latour
Mr. Peel
Market Report from Hungerford and London Hay Markets
Markets report a noon rise in demand with hay prices from 3s to 4 10s and strong Salmon and Turbot sales. Smithfield hay market shows heavy business and near-peak prices with wheat straw advancing due to short crops. Whitechapel dull with large supplies and steady hay pricing. Coal prices listed per ton across numerous collieries with 138 ships arrived since the 19th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hungerford
Smithfield
Adairs
Beaumont
Cheater Main
East Percy
Hartley
Hebburn
Holywell
Lambton Primrose
Pontop
Shipcoate
Tonfield
Townley
Wall’s End
Adelaide
Bell, Robinson and Co
Carr and Co
Clarke
Gosforth
Henton
Havrelands
Hetton
Hilder
Lambton
Perkins
Riddle
Russells Hetton
Wellington
Wylam
Colonial Markets This Day Prices and Notes on Slavery Effects
The Colonial Markets section discusses West Indian trade amid uncertain slave developments. Cottox advances with various port prices. British plantation sugars and refined sugars show modest gains. Havannah sold 27s to 32s per cwt. East India refined steady at 40s 6d. Pimento and ginger show demand, with ginger rising to 91 17s per cwt and pimento around 41d to 43d for middling to fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottox
Surats
Bengald
Jd. Sucars
Havannah
Corrie
Ixpico
East India
The Moors and the Oaks of Glamorgan Bardic Festival
Poachers in the moors west of Elsdon and Reedwater threaten game after the Game Act. West India Coronies meeting at Thatched House reviews committee report and adjourns with resolutions for further action. Marquis of Bute to patronize a Bardic Festival at Cardiff Castle with Eisteddfod revival in Glamorganshire. Larch poles offer hop growers a durable, economical alternative, preserving bark.
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Pars
Elsdon
Reedwater
Cue
West India Coronies
West India
St. James’s Street
Committee of Deputies
Etstepprop
Marquis of Bute
Cardiff
South Wales
Cardiff Castle
Glamorganshire
Hor Grouns
Dorset
Appeal in Maberley bankruptcy over agent Blythe fund
Sir Edward Sugden opened an appeal from the Court of Review ruling on a 2500 pound payment to London via banker Maberley's Edinburgh agent Blythe. Cunningham and Co claimed the money as assets of the bankrupt and sought repayment. the Court of Review held it not part of the estate. The appeal argues the Scottish and English tribunals should decide the claim, contending payments after notice of suspension cannot be estate assets. Sugden continued to argue in support of the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chancery
Maberley
Cunningham
Edward Sugden
Commissioners of the Court of Review
London
Edinburgh
Blythe
Lords of Session
Scotland
Messrs
Cunningham and Co
Court of Review
Knight
Messrs. Cunningham and Co
Sir Edward Sugden
Insolvent Debtors Court adjourns and discharges several cases
In Brentwood area farmer John Whitbread Tuck faced a debtor and creditor account with his father after presenting a warrant of attorney for rent security. The commissioner, noting tax and expense disputes, adjourned proceedings to Friday. Other petitions, including Robert Manning and Sarah Sanders, were heard and disposed of with discharge. Robert Dick was discharged without opposition.
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Commissioner Law
John Whitbread Tuck
Brentwood
William Cook
Bird
Woodroffe
Robert Manning
Sarah Sanders
Robert Dick
Police and Many Tales From Queen Square and Nearby
Report covers Marian Daley alias Mitchell nicknamed a tall colored woman arrested after disorderly conduct in Westminster and a later rescue of Jane Cartmell found entangled in a tree near Whinfell Park. Also notes harsh game laws, Hawick agitation over the Factory Bill, and parish church-rate resistance in Christchurch Surrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Square
Vauxhall
Marian Daley
Mitchell
New-way
Westminster
Banister
Marian
Armia
Molyneux
Mr. White
Waxhall
Tam
Auxhall
Jane Cartmell
Sandgate
Penrith
Whinfell Park
Cartisie Journal
Dysart
Dyer
Hawick
Roxburgh
Hember
House of Commons
Roxburghshire
Newcastle Press
Christchurch
Surrey
Sturges Bourne
Foreign Quarterly No XXII review highlights varied prose
The issue offers fifteen articles praised for ability and breadth. It surveys Newton biographies in French and English sources, Beranger chansons translation, prison discipline inquiry, hypochondriasis, Mohammed and Moham, Rush residence in England, Goethe, and Troubadours poetry and lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Foreign Quarterly
Newton
Béranger
Mohammed
Moham
Rush
England
Goethe
Harvest Prospects Improve Across Regions
Reports from the Trent and Tweed regions note hay and grain crops in varying condition with an overall decent to promising outlook. Wheat and spring corn show good progress. potatoes and oats vary by farm. apple and general harvests look strong, though some fields are thin. Weather has been generally favorable for hay, aiding yield, while prices for grazing stock rise. Local observers cite abundant oats and barley in parts, with regional farms near Bodmin and Sherborne reporting promising prospects for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent
Tweed
Leeds Mercury
Abe
Bodmin
Cardinham
Falmouth
Horbary
Wake
Mg. i
Cardington
Northamport
Somerset
Goring
Sherborne
Sticey
Worcester Herald
Hongrove
Bristol
Ring
Bataoo
Sherborne Mercury
Lord Byron Works Rendered in Moscow Russian
A fragment notes that Lord Byron works were translated into Russian and published in Moscow. It mentions Mr. Cotton and references Nova Scotia Papers dated the 27th. A government order about quarantine regulations is noted for vessels arriving from Ireland and Belgium, with local papers reporting varied content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord’ Byron
Lord Byron
Moscow
Tf B
Cotton
Nova Scotia
Ireland
Uaerance
Belgium
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Authorp
Colonies
Stanley
Virgil
Baoveuam
Hollaxy
Lanspawne
Shipping Intelligence
New Kent
East Kent
Esas
Kent
New Sussex
Farnham
Denen
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