Northern Political Union Meeting Demands Reform in 1833
A crowded Newcastle meeting on May 13 1833 proclaimed unanimous resolve for reform of representation in the Commons, denouncing aristocratic rule, endorsing universal suffrage and annual parliaments, and calling repeal of Malt Tax Corn Laws and related taxes, with a plan for a further reform to secure lasting rights. It condemns the Irish Church subsidy, the standing army, and state expenditures while urging ballot voting and broader political change.
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Blackett-street
Newcastle-apone
Commons
House of Parliament
House of Commons
Chas. Attwood
Thos
Doubleday
John Fife
Chas. Larkin
N.B
Criminal Law Commentary on Bentham Death Punishment
Henry Bartlett Andrews publishes a single volume 8vo priced at 7s offering a commentary on Bentham's death punishment arguing for humane and just reforms. The work compiles opinions of leading criminal law writers with Andrews adding remarks and remonstrances amid praise from Legal Observer Weekly True Line and others.
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Bentham
Henry Bartlett Andrews
Andrews
Legal Observer
Lepal
Oid Law
Ubronicte
Erring's Patent Extra Light Beavers Hats and More
A London advertises Erring's Patent Extra Light Beaver Hats by John Perr ing dating back to 1827. It lists weights from four to five ounces and prices from 2 shillings 6 pence, including crab and brown hats, caps, and livery hats. Also promoted are cloths, marquees, tents, flags, and netting for fruit trees plus a valet service and public notices supporting abolitionist causes with multiple subscription points across city venues.
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Erring
John Perring
Strand
Cecil-street
Benjamin Edlington
Piccadilly
Tooley-street
Honourable Board of Ordnance
Orxberg
Pidilly N.B
New London Corn Exchange
House of Lords and Commons May Debates on Slavery and Reform
Lords hear petitions for abolition of slavery from the Earls of Cawbor Fife and Lord Gus Ford along with Dublin parishioners and Sabbath observance petitions. Commons debates include Gravesend Pier Bill third reading and Irish reform registration issues with ministers urged to amend the Reform Act. Multiple petitions on slavery and Jewish Emancipation are noted along with opposition arguments.
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House OF Lords
Lord Ferry
Cawbor
Fife
Gus Ford
Earl of Meath
St. Werburgh
Dublin
Bath and Wels
House OF Commons
Montgomeryshire
J. FE. Tennent
Herbert
J. Fitzroy
Thomas Hudson
W. M. Macnamara
Earl of Lincoln
J. R. O'Neill
Robert M. Biddulph
S. Chichester
Thomas Winsington
F. Howard
Gravesend
Hodges
E. Codrington
Thames
Hume
T. Troubridge
G. F. Young
Hovces
Admiral Fiemine
Howse
Agalustit U
Dover
Lord Clive
Dulver
Cmmittee
Halcomb
Carnarvon
Lord Eastnor
Charles Paget
Nauuey
Thicknesse
Wigan
Oswald
Glasgow
Scotland
Dumbarton
Curteis
Sussex
Bristol
J. Russell
Warb Irton
Truro
House
O'Connell
Evans
Robinson
Warburton
Jervis
Halliburton
R. Wason
S. Rice
Mr. Jervis
Carter
C. WL Wynn
Wales
O’connell
Ireland
Abercromby
Lord Dudley Stuart
Lloyd
W. Wynn
Pease
C. Grant
Tooke
Sanford
Wallace
Mr. Ellice
Mr. Botter
Emancipation Debate in Parliament on Jewish Rights
In a heated session Parliament discussed Jewish emancipation with ministers and peers arguing for equal rights while opponents raised concerns about religious opinion and penalties. The bill's second reading passed 169 to 0 on a later vote, and the Privy Council Bill faced scrutiny over judges' superannuation funds amid adjournment after a sparse gathering.
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Jésus
Sis
R. Finn
Rome
Ireland
Catholica
Petre
Lord J. Russell
R. Grant
Herschel
Oldham
Perera
Privy Council
House
Solicitor-General
Almongst
Jervis
Hume
G. F. Young
H. Hughes
Inquest on Charles Brooke ends in insanity verdict
An inquest at Sam Brook Court, Basinghall Street, examined Charles Brooke of Brooke Webb & Co. He died by self-inflicted gunshot after years of head blood pressure issues and a recent influenza. The jury ruled insanity as the cause, noting a legal dispute over a St Vincent estate.
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Courtenay
University of Edinburgh
Howland-street
Fitzroy-square
Sherwood and Co
Paternoster Row
Anwbyn
Catherine-Street
Strand
Chapelle
Pall Mail
Marsh
Oxford-street
Sutherland
Calton-street
Edinburgh
Messrs
Charles, Brooke
Fanny
House of Lords
Mercy Wilde
Mr. Payne
John Webb
College Hill
Wilde
Island of
St.Vincent
Court of Chancery
West India
His Mipbsty's big Jupiter sails from Plymouth to Mauritius
A fragment recounts the voyage of His Majesty's ship Jupiter with Mr. Je-Temie and the 10th Regiment aboard. They arrived at Rio de Janeiro on February 28 from Plymouth and sailed March 8 for the Mauritius. The text also includes a critical note on London Gazette advertising costs and a Covent Garden theatre death due to heat, with details of the inquest into Monsieur John Elois.
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Mipbsty
Je- Temie
Rio Janeiro
Plymouth
Mauritius. Gazette
House of Commons
London Gazette
Treasury
Fooblangue
Jurist
Samuel
Whalley
Evans
Higgs
John Ellouis
Covent-parden Theatre
Paris
Great Tichfield-street
Covent:garden Theatre
Cooper
Bir
Snitch
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London
Telktoy
Unio
PRICE
France
A. B
A. B., At Mr. Hudson's, 124, New Bond-street ; Or At No. 12, Swallow-street
St. James’s Church
National Convention
Friends of Humanity
True Sun
Poor Man's Guardian
Kingsgate-street
Holborn
Working Man’s Friend
Windmill
Lambeth
Touley Street
Borough
Dunford
Chesterfield-street
Marylebone
Smith
Little Clarendon-street
Somerstowe
Beech
James-street
Wellington-square
Gray's Inn-road
Mr. Cleave
Shoe-lune
Fleet-street
Hassell
Grey Coat-street
Tothill-fields
Westminster
Grindon
King’s Arms
Wilk-street
Spitalfields
Webster
Huair-dresser
St. John's-street
Warry
Crescent-place
Lambeth-road
Attwell
Hallely-place
Westminster- Road
J.D. Styles
The
National Political Union
Holbein
H. Phillips
Texas FT
Purday
High Holborn
R. Chalmers
Bridgewater
William Pickering
Chancery-Jane
Charles Knight
Pall-mall East
Loudon
Leeds
Friends of Negro Emancipation
Bradford
Benjamin Godwin
Nh United Prayer Meeting
Independent Chapel
Horton Lane
Friends of the Cause
Halifar Express
Imperial Parliament
Bervat
R. VY ¥ Vyan
Rice
Laor
R. Vyvyan
S$rice
Aneingle
Lord Advocate
Canterbury
R. Inglis
Mr. Grant
Hamburgh
Prussia
Bamburgh
America
Senate
Congress
Chamber of Deputies
Husd
States of America
Pennsylvania
Freod
Brighton
Warsaor
Jacobs
Canaan
Egypt
Babylon
Christ
Hon
Baronet
Sinclair
Buckingham
India
Bombay
Fenton
O. Mosley
Jesus
Lushington
E. Buller
Italy
Plumptre
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