Album Wreath and Gardening Works Advertised in May Issue
The May 12 issue announces No 22 of The Album Wreath with new ballad by Benjamin Gough and contributors including Mrs Norton and Hemans. It also promotes Part 6 with Nos 21 and 22, praised for elegance and value. The Practical Gardener and Modern Horticulturist, by Charles McIntosh, is issued in 16 parts at 2s 6d each, with Flora and Pomona planned as a companion volume, details and prices provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perryian Pen Manufactory
Red Lion Square
London
People's Library
Mirror
Rhce
Benjamin Gough
Isaac Hitchin
Woman's Love
Norton
Hemans
Miss Mitford
W. Harrison
Francis St. John
John Malcolm
James Knox
Fec. &c
Kent and
Essex Mercury
Mark Lane
R. Willoughby
Goswell-street
Charles M‘intosh
C.M.C.H.S
Prince Leopold
Laremans
Great Fitain
T. Kelly
King’s Fact Fees
Lesses
Aber Bench
Common Pleas
Byron
Hebyron Gallery
Lord Byron
India
Smith, Elder, and Co
Cornhill
Petition Debates On Reform And Royal Stance In Commons
The May 14 session records petitions from Ireland against the tithe system and from Kildare groups about reform. Alderman Wood notes petitions from London merchants opposing supplies. Lord Errington and others discuss Wellington’s potential administration, crown pledges, and the Reform Bill amid public unrest and parliamentary maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ruthven
Ireland
Arbay
Kildare
Berkshire
C. Dundas
Alderman Wood
Corporation of
City of
Thetford
House of Commons
Alderman Thompson
Peauntry
Lord Errington
Duke of Welington
Duke of Wellington
House of Lords
Lord Ellenborough
Duke of Mekiington
Earl Grey
Highness of Gloucester
Lord Lyndhurst
Treasury
Earl Carnarvon
Lord Camperdown
Scotland
Lord Napier
Suffolk
Lord Rowen
Lord Carsery
Earl Durchester
Lord Holland
London
Westminster
Lord Roden
Marquis of Wermisster
Lord Kisc
Newfoundland
Reform Bill Debate Echoes Through House of Commons
Parliament battles over reform as ministers, the duke of Wellington, and various MPs clash on royal support, ministerial resignations, and the path of the Reform Bill. Macaulay, Harding, and others urge principle, honor, and public morality amid shifting loyalties and calls for decisive action.
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Dean
Thetford
T. Duncombe
Doks
Wellington
Birmin Peettion
Elorm
Ion
Bill
Beaumont
Duke of Wellington
Patdons
Hertford
Reform Party
Duke's Party
Macaulay
Baring
Min
Henry Hardinge
G. Murray
Reign Affaire
Prien
Ebrington
Northamptonshire
Lord Milton
Friends of Ministers
Hear
Mempen
Reform
Devon
Globe Inn
Exeter
House of Lords
Friends of Reform
N. Fellowes
Reform Bill Firing Up Lords As Wellington Holds Back
The Times reports a packed Lords chamber amid Reform Bill debates. Wellington’s cabinet line remains unseen as Earl Grey’s ministry supporters rally, while opponents face taunts outside Palace Yard. London audiences hear petitions for Reform and Irish education, with discussions proceeding in the Lords.
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Marox
City of London
Woodthorpe
Bishop Agate Street
Apveras
George Grag
George Grote
George Grove
Walbrook
Baytree Tavern
St. Swithin’s Lane
John Travers
Matthew Wood
Fay
Literary Gazette
J. Limbird
Strand
Somerset-house
Joseph Andrews
Humphry Clinker
Noury Rjahad
Edward
Dr. Moore
Roderick Random
Kane
Pickle Ther
Engleve
Farge Englight
George . Canning
Solyman
Almena
Belisarius
St. Clair of
Paoi
Wright
Londonoad
Southwark
H.W
Secur
Persons
Van
H. W
United Kingdom
NING
Ellenborough
Reard
Mojesty
House of Peers
Midhurst
Uentleman
Sion
Commons
House of Parliament
Gen- Avman
Lord Carnarvon
Birmingham
Birmingham Political Union
Poud
Woodens
T. Coxcompe
Henry Adinge
Duncombe
J. Duncombe
England
Ryhe
Hugo
Balzac
Quintana
France
Pital
Belgium
Switzerland
Russia
Treuttel
Vora Aed
the Contemporary Press
TIMES
Parliament
Horse Guards
Lord Grey
Morning Chronicle
Fitzclarence
Errol
Falkland
Colonel Fox
Lord Munster
Lyndhurst
Lord Howe
Pemberton
Chancery Bar
Yeomanry
Peninsula
Imperial Parliament
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