Bribery at Election Bill debate and committee plan
The house debated the Bribery at Election Bill with discussion on committee structure and selection by ballot. Lord J Russell backed a 33-member pool with eleven chosen by lot, while Wynn urged a joint Lords and Commons tribunal. Critics warned nominees could bias outcomes and favored regular tribunals.
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J. Granam
Russell
Pyort
Wynn
Lord J. Russell
Itlee
Coeard J. Russell
Tamworth
Baronet
Houses of
Lords and Commons
Hardy
J. Russell
Mr. Tennyson
O'Connell
Herons
Halcomb
Roe
Aed
Halcone
Pryme
Lot
Mr.Wyne
M. Parvies
House
Aglioney
Harpy
Romilly
C. Butter
Hatcoms
Baring
T. Fremantle
Chetwynd
Sie T Fremantle
Liverpool
Wason
Cockermouth
Aglionby
Hertford
Bolling
County of
Lancaster
Dorchester transport case drums up huge trades meeting
A large public gathering at the National Institution in Charlotte Street backed by Dr Wade and local leaders denounced the Dorchester sentences as unjust. They urged Parliament to remit the seven year transportation and called for a Grand Consolidated Trades Union inquiry, pledging peaceful action and a nationwide petition by the unions.
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Dorchester
National Institution
Charlotte Street
Dorchester Ansizes
Agricultural Labourers
Robert Owen
Abrahams
Wade
Humanity and Justice
Friends of Humanity and Justice
Dr. Wade
Baron Williams
Fuley
Paley
True Sun
Chronicle
Examiner
Times
Lord Ellenborough
Owen
Mr. C
Great Britain
Ireland
West Indies
England
House of Commons
Grand Consolidated Union
Hear
Trades’ Union
Savage
Eraagitn
Lord Melbourne
George Loveless
Irin
Tolluddle
James Loveless
Ts. A
Toll-puddle
Thomas Stanfield
Toll-pud- Tesen
John Stanfield
Heer Sans Brine
Tull-pudde
James Hammet
Tull- Uddie
Trades’ Unions
Marylebone
Cleave
Duffey
Carpenter
Crieg
Mr. Carpenter
Itall
House of Summons
France
National
Louis Philippe
Mr. Owen
Commons
Pissensin
Abn
Grand National Consolidated Trades’ Union of Great
Haron Willams
Wiltivina
Boreheater
Botany Bay
Hear Ie
Duke of Sussex
Freemasons
Morrigan
Trades” Union
Neeson
Adams
Adap
Nets
de Wade
Army Dispatches From Limerick Chronicle
The Limerick Chronicle reports movements of 85th and 87th regiments to Tipperary Killaloe and Clare Castle. Sylvia transport arrives Cork to embark 70th Regiment for Gibraltar. Contingents moved to Birr Portumna amid port disputes. Lord Loughborough commands the th Lancers at Newbridge. Maitland to retire Vyvyan in June with Lennix as military secretary. Replacements named for Cork Dublin posts. Barrack-masterships in England and Ireland trimmed. current officer counts listed.
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Limerick Chronicle
Huol
85Th Cnt
Tipperary
Brockman
Killaloe
Hunter
R. Hale
Portumna
Birr
Lord Loughborough
Th Lancers
Newbridge
Peregrine Maitland
K.C.B
Hart
Cornets O'Grady
Inverarity
16Th Lancers
Lord William Bentinck
India
England
Ireland
Derby betting at Tattersall's reveals cautious field
Racing news reports Derby odds and market moves at Tattersall's with Bubastea Ben nuley Shilelah and Plenitentiary among favorites. Other races note a Bedford chase won by Dinooaty heatia and Don Cossack’s victory in a handicap. MP change includes Cro-Esq elected for Thirsk.
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Tattersall’s
Bubastea
Bentley
Shilelah
Olympic
Viator
Coopers Stable
Walatt Babastea
Mr. Yates
Ben Nuley
Duke of Cleveland
Besaney
Duke of Grafton
Gardner
Comet
Cradock
Fea
Lora Jersey
S. Glencoe
Mr. Walker
Mr. Forth
Lord Orford
Ponbdage
Darius
Mr. Roberts
Mrs. Peel
Colonel Peel
Mr. Mills
Bedford
John Walker
GC. Nees Achenont
Tomboy
Severa
Mr. Flesher
Thomas
Mr Price
Newport
Dreadnought
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Beauclerk
Nova Scotia
Halifax Citadel
Kingston
Mauritius
Kennedy
James Roche
William Aglionby
H. A. Norristan
J. Ruthven
Attwood
Thomas Pease
J. Vigors
N. A. Cobbett
Wm. Philips
Mark Walker
C. A. Evans
Colonel Potter
Richard Tellera. Ewart
Wm Scholefield
J. Beauclerk
Major Faithful
George Trelawney
Sir W.S. Buller
Charles Fielden
John Wason
Rigby Hamphery
John Irish
Hutt
William O’connell
D. Brotherton
Joseph
the Army
Sporting
Cro -Esq
Wes - Friday
Hove of Thirsk
Sir R. Frankland
Thirkleby Bart