Theories on Buccaneers and London’s Ground Sinking
A compendium of varied notes covers urban geology in Haymarket and church walls near Elvet Colliery, ancient terms for roasting prisoners of war, and Baconian wisdom on reading writing and speaking. Also included are naval dockyard movements, dome alterations at Buckingham Palace, dog navigation lore, and the efficiency of logarithms in calculation.
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Tyne Mercury
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Controversial Chelmsford Canvass and Lord Palmerston Leaflet
A long correspondent’s letter summarizes Tory activity around Chelmsford and nearby towns. It cites a circular pressuring tradesmen to serve ecclesiastical patrons, plus updated election canvassing across Bath, Portsmouth, Devon and Surrey, with references to Lord Bute, Lord Jersey, Mr Williams, Captain Napier and Palmerston era smear tactics.
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Bristol
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Lambeth Election Meeting Hears Hawes Speak On Reform
A large Lambeth gathering at the Rockingham Arms pressed questions on Reform, free press, and church tithes. Hawes affirmed support for Reform, hinted at ballot use, and defended his local record while opponents pressed Tory links and parish governance.
Meeting on Hawes candidacy ends in party controve rsy
The discussion centers on Mr Hawes and Mr Whitney with claims of salary cuts and bench positions. A resolution expressing satisfaction with Hawes declarations passes amid laughter as prominent speakers urge elector trust without pledges. The large, noisy meeting adjourns at eleven, keeping to support Hawes and Tennyson.
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Tower Hamlets Election Meeting Seeks Captain Marryatt
At a Tower Hamlets Electors meeting in Whitechapel the aim was to back Captain Marryatt RN as the district MP candidate. chair George Frederick Younge warned against weak pledges and name by name scrutiny of Stanhope Clay and Luahington centering on reform, free trade, and colonial slavery issues, with Marryatt presenting himself as a reformer and veteran fighter for the cause.
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