The Remedy for Disfranchisement and Reform Debate
A London Examiner piece argues against small borough disenfranchisement through hostile reforms and arbitrary registration laws. It cites Whitehaven Huddersfield Chat ham and Halifax as examples of rotten boroughs while urging removal of restrictive conditions and expansion of constituencies to curb corruption and ensure fair votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Grey
Whitehaven
Earl of Lonsdale
Huddersfield
John Ramsden
Blackburn
Chatham
Halifax
House of Commons
Lord J. Russell
Evans
the Globe
Glord Brougham
Lord Durham
The
Standard
Examiner
Spectator
Lord Brougham
Court of
Kng’s Bench
England
The Late Fire at the House of Lords Investigation
The inquiry into the great fire at the House of Lords proceeds with witnesses including Vi Whitley Clerk of the Works and Mrs. Wright. The council details the damage, questioning of officials, and the threat to Parliament with proposals about future plans for St James's Palace and Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermy Council
CEPA
Opus
Mediasary
Eich
Ifm
Mark Spence
Loch
Abhorn
Margyse
Talhed
Tae Singuis Caupien
Tad Bosetyny
Gurney
Vi Whitley
Renais
Aleg
Sian
Duename
Uxehsquer
Weresht
Crass
Ac, &c
John Reynolds
Cross
Wright
Messenevers
Sirs
Weynelds
Conneil
Toanorrow
Gonetvey
Mir Bainiar
Tee
St. James’s Malice
Pintice
Ness
Stawes's
Justeas
Westminster
Viscount's visit to Lords amid ruins at Parliament
A royal visit to examine the Fire of Parliament ruins included viewing the preserved Speaker's chair and a bloodstain reputed from the Perceval incident. Reporters noted looters sought relics, led by curiosity over ruins, with guards patrolling and a public fence erected for safety. Courts adjacent to Newington prepared for Central Criminal Court implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Charhes
Spencer Perceval
House of Commons
John Speilinghill
Dion
Parliament
Rich raikes bankruptcy hearing details in Britain
The first creditors meeting under Richard Mee Raikes bankruptcy fiat convened to assign debts and prove claims. Major creditors include Hinduastan Instiatce Co and Count Demidell. Williams Deacon Co proved 4200 pounds debt. Total claims estimated 90,000 to 100,000 with assets around 100,000 including Bank Stock and yacht. Raikes faced distrust over book upkeep and trust property. proceedings postponed to next month. A separate Port Saint figure was found hanging from a tree, rescued by Constable Howe who transported her to Union Hall and hospital after she expressed despair and stated no thanks for rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Phirlo
Istorii
Browahuta
Northumberland
King’s Bench
Alni
Brouptai
Martin
Ines
Jack
Lord Peter
Trecord
Jacok
Peter
Mara
Gail
Paul
Oartra
Jacks
Swan's
Dasa
Mathew Dhale
A Was
Selden
Matthew
Mr. Selden
Goud du
House of Commons
Lord Darharc
Brougham
England
Tyrsiny
Court OF Commissioners OF Bankrupts, Oc
Coommissioner Evans
Richard Mee Raikes
Bataruptcy
Mgr. Mathes
India
D&c
Hinduostan Instiatce Company
Messrs. Williams and Co
Leicester Melvill
Williams, Deacon, and Co
Naikes
Bank of England
Waittman
Raikes
Calais
Dover
Rou
Town Hall Report Of Self Destruction Attempt
An eighteen year old girl was brought before Alderman Ansley at Southwark town hall after being found suspended by the neck from a tree yesterday morning. She stood before the magistrate when asked her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansley
Police Intelligence at the ruins of the House of Lords
Reports detail Henry Huonphries, William Butler, and George Woodley charged with attempting to pick pockets among crowds at the ruins of the House of Lords. Constable Wilkins testified to witnessing pocket thefts, leading to detention and hard labour sentences for three months for Huonphries, Butler, and Woodley. Additional cases include wagoner incidents, sweeps trials, and assaults on constables amid public disturbances in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Square
Moku
Henry Huonphries
William Butler
George Woodley
Mir Durrell
House of Lords
la Wilkins
Humphries
Barret
Draper
Afcivision
Burrell
House of Correction
James Roberta
Dawkins
London Road
Fleury Roseman
Hicks
Surrey Theatre
James Roberts
George Johnson
Guildford
Yue CumpNey-sweerers
John Staples
John Taylor
Bob
Charles Millard
Old Bob
Chimbley
Qoid Bob
Millard
Lolywell Street
Mr. Gregorie
Gregorie
Lambeth-street
Gregorio
Meetings of Creditors and Local Notices
Fragmented notices from a 19th century newspaper item list creditors meetings in Basinghall Street and other London addresses, with names S P Wright J B Ashley and J Matthews appearing as merchants and doctors. It also includes births marriages and deaths announcements, with a Dover birth and a son to Lady Catherine Buckley, a marriage at Trinity Church Marylebone, and the death of Rev Edward Davies aged 79. Printed by William Merri... at the True Sun Office in Strand, London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basinghall-Staee
Ditvidends
Tristram
Dunster-court
Mincing-lane
S.P. Wright
Hatton-garden
J. B. Ashley
Hallway
Oxford Street
J. Matthews
Tooley-street
Southwark
Dover
W. P. Williams ¥Eeman
Fawley Court
Bucks
Menesteed Lodge
Hants
Catherine Buckley
Trinity Church
Marylebore
Robert Allfrey
Banstead
Wm. Hobson
Harleystreet
Ipswich
Edward Davies
Claydon
Cattarine
T. Wright
William Mrrcasi
Proprietons
True Sun
Strand
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Contemporary Press
Albion
Chascelfor
Kajaiurgh
Buchanan
Mount Vernon
Glasgow Chronicle
Jullencoud
Geuthemian
Weethimster
St. James's
Buckingham Palace
Ublabnos
Uinsands
Surrey
R. Hedger
Newington
Giere
Old Bailey
Thomas Potter
Chambers
Richard Willis
Batteras
Owen
Hinven
Gain
Therisoner
LAW Intelligence
Eliza Fisher Williams
Wilstead-street
Somerstown
Lironel Howe
Port
Ifo
Union Hall
Wedgewood
Mwcraw
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Sre
Alderman Ansley
Town Hall
Police Intelligence
Janus Guan
Kingsland
Twyford
Shearman
Kingsland Road
Hare
Burnell
Havin
Plast
Davis
Tt Ap
Middlesex Sessions
Priser
Gulden-lane
St. Luke's
Eloc
Angel and
Porter-court
Golden-lane
Hicks’s Hall
Pian
Plagt
James Payne
Weymouth Terrace
Hackney-Road
Tabe
Ragsdall
Carsabell
Tim
Tilt
Ee Pap Wena
Campbell
James. Wilks
Wm. Low
Jane Street
Metaline
Wilks
York
Bkerie
Wwyford
Thames
Honrip
Michael Murphy
Combe
John Hallisey
Mary Hallisey
London Hospital
King-street
Wapping
Murphy
Ahlee
Mr. Young
K. Division
Hallisey
Cials
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