Lord Brougham Again in The Contemporary Press
A condensed glimpse at Lord Brougham’s Aberdeen and Dundee speeches as printed in The Times. The writer mocks his self praise and repeated themes on Reform and Poor Laws with sharp humor, noting his reluctance at Inverness and his habitual localization of praise for Scottish figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brougham
the Times
Aberdeen
Dundee
Iis Lordship
Swallows
Inverness
Chancellor
Louis Philippe
Lord Londonderry
House of Lords
Melbourne
Althorp
Lord Althorp
Scotland
Anglicé
Home Department
Lord Melbourne
John Millar
Glasgow
Earl Grey
Edinburgh
Lord Alt
Lord Broughams Highland Welcome A Civil Triumph
The Lord Chancellor is greeted with widespread enthusiasm on a Scotch tour. Magistrates present addresses from fifty to sixty miles away while delegates draft messages in towns lacking officials. Aberdeen, Dundee, Inverness praise his long service and push for continued reform, despite hostile coverage in certain papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Chronicle
Highlands
Lowlands
Inverness
Aberdeen
Society of Advocates
Marischal College
University of Aberdeen
County Hall
Lord Brougham
Dundee
the Times
Times
Allme
House of Commons
Public Support in Scotland for Lord Brougham Highlights Moral Debate
The text condemns hostile times toward Lord Brougham and defends his contributions to Poor Laws reform. It argues that public gratitude in Scotland proves his value to citizens who benefited from thirty years of service, while warning against excessive praise or indiscriminate censure by journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brougham
Commission
Times
Scotland
Lord Brougham and the English Nation
An English periodical argues the Peninsula quarrel matters little to Britain. It stresses Britain facing internal class conflict, praises Providence for recent wealth and rail/steam era gains, and declares loyalty to England over continental intrigues led by Palmerston.
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Lord Brougham
Stanford
Inquirer
Queen Christina
Don Carlos
Don Pedro
Don Miguel
Spain
Pedro
Miguel
Lisbon
Portugal
Great Britain
Europe
Ecbatan
Philip
Stock Exchange
House of Hanover
Lord Palmerston
England
Providence
Rougham
Political Persuasion and Pledge in Inverness Speech
The piece argues that the Chancellor must honor the pledge to avoid revolutionary policy and public ruin. It praises steadfast followers who would resist backsliding even at personal cost, warning that breaking the vow would expose him to charges of falsehood and cowardice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
House of Lords
Charles Wetherell
Lord Brougham
Charles
Great Britain
O’connell
Church of England
Brougham
Melbourne
Lansdowne
Inverness
Althorpa
Littletons
Ngerness
Edinburgh trades debate Earl Grey address controversy
A Glasgow Liberator report outlines discord among Edinburgh trades over addressing Earl Grey. Conflicting meetings produced opposing resolutions, while a fledgling Society of British Musicians announces six Hanover Square Rooms concerts. Belgium coin exports and a detailed Parliament petition tally follow, noting large signatures on Union repeal and Church establishment issues.
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Edinburgh
Glasgow
Earl Grey
Statsmax
Lord Grey
Society of British Musicians
Hanover Square
Boxtron Chronniche
Heaton
Bolton
Manchester Advertiser
Belgium
Holland
France
Netherlands
Kilmarnock
O'Connell
Church of England
Church of Scotland
Ireland
Colonial Department
Lower Canada
Doncaster Braces for Fall Meeting Featuring Dignitaries
Sporting notes from Doncaster describe arrivals of the Duke and Duchess of Cleveland and numerous peers and officers. Expected guests include the Duke of Wellington, Duke of Richmond, and other nobility. The weather is fine, ground in good order, with entries closing Friday and major races listed for Tuesday to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doncaster
Sunday
NisHt
Duke
Duchess of Cleveland
Duke of Leeds
Earl
Countess of Chesterfield
J.lennox
Albert Conyngham
Count D'Orsay
Bathiany
Anson
B Craven
C. Forester
Tatton Sykes
Lewyn Glyn
Craddock
M.P
Hay
Bisbee
Handy
Stuckey
Tomboy
Marcellina
Goldbeater
King's Piaze
Vyvyan Genent Chasse
Muley Moloch
Shileta Ny Elshazzar
Bubastes
Warlaby Baylock
Zokrab
Mayflower
Darius
Forester
London
Bran
Spruce
Wilfred
Tarick
Oakley
Wynadhamn
Omnibus
The
Page
Plenipo Dominates Cup Prospect in Champion Stakes Talk
Racing notes focus on Plenipo as the leading contender for the Champion Stakes with strong builds for the St Leger. Glencoe and Plenipo feature in debates over form, with Plenipo’s decisive wins at Craven and Epsom cited. Opponents include Warlaby Baylock Bran General Chasse and Touchstone, though Plenipo appears favored by public running and track conditions.
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Newmarket
Glencoe
Riddlesworth
Zulina
Barossa
Co Galatea
Allowe
Plenipo
Ganges
Atakes
Flatterer
Clare
Bentley
Criterion
Kate
Paris
Trictrac
Viator
Danus
Eppsom
Ascot
Goodwood
Colwick
Famine
Rockingham
Thhough
Louisa
Caroline
Zealot
Manto
Shillelagh
Intriguer
Shilelagh
Sib
Priam
Plenipotet
Darius
Harum Scarum
Epsom
Stradbally
Pussey
Sir Thomas Stanley
Egham
Comet
Warlaby
Baylock
Bran
General Chasse
Touchstone
Mr. Powlett
Cotillon
Bubastes
Marcellina
Loudon
Wallaby Baylock
Emigrant
Doncaster
Powlett
Inheritor
York
Millerstein
Rifleman
Duke of Leeds
Spume
Sister
Victoria
Newcastle
Monitor
Duncannon
Miss Emily
Carlisle
Mayflower
Liverpool
Birdlime
Manchester
Tarick
Powlett’s Cult
Queen Bess
Billinge, &c
Ichfeld
Tulip
Chester
General Chasge
Pontefract
Miss Wilfred
Buccaneer
Omnibus
Goldbeater
Marcelling
Ton
Malton
Splendour
Tramp
Rubens
Valparaiso
Warlaby Baylock
Igrant
Bequest Celt
Augusta Fan Aceral
Ginltaia
Lady
Mr. Walker
O' Soilelveh
Es Bubastes
Chassé
Wallaby Bay
Lady le Gros
Jenny Mills
Plenipa
Chit
TeaGamblers push prices after sale renewals
The Tea Gamblers raise prices amid renewed sale, claiming public demand requires dearer tea after monopoly ends. They justify higher bids as ensuring continued supply, while observers note two parties, gamblers and public, contend over affordability and market stability amid expected large free trade tea arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson
Commercial Gazette
Police Intelligence at Blackwall Omnibus and Local Court
Summary of cases before the Lord Mayor and magistrates including a Blackwall omnibus overcharging dispute with conductor and driver, a drunken woman attempting self poisoning with sugar of lead, a man charged with assault in Rowland Hill's chapel, and related public notices. The omnibus owner paid charges and was spared further penalty. the cabman overcharge issue was settled. the woman, aged about twenty seven, expressed distress and was helped by officials. the chapel assault ended in a 10 shilling fine and discharge with admonition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion House
Blackwall
Marlborough Street
Princes-street
Mr. Chambers
Regency-place
Lord Stafford
Trentham Hall
Mansell
Mansfield
Finx
Honiton
Chambers
St. James’s
Bryant
James Thompson
Wedgwood
Traill
Robinson
Rowland Hill
Surrey Chapel
Prl Rae
Surrey Adjourned and a Theft Case At Norwood
A police court adjourned sessions involving a 27 year old inmate named in an indictment for stealing a watch and other articles at Norwood. Witnesses described the broken guard, the missing property, and the arrest after the truck was traced through a street seller. The court considered the offender’s age and family context in passing a sentence of three months imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedger
Joke Enuer
Y. T. T. Pack
Cha i
U Tapbhain
Charles Ing
Abe An Phan
U Pen Hin
Bendair
Norwood
Ig Bon
of &J
Upcourt
Gullord
David Mendez
James Read
Jess
Aieud
Toley
Dover-road
Schwever
Union Benevolent Conductors Meet Favors Model of Asylum
At a St James's Union Benevolent meeting chaired by Mr Ward, speakers praised the progress of the institution and urged greater effort and generosity. Mr Mickelmore thanked a benefactor and supported advancing the project, while Mr Lynn and Mr Cheater highlighted the model’s value and the inmates’ weekly allowances. Mr Young and Messrs Langley and Allen stressed steady support and the example set for benefit societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Mickelmore
Wny
Lynn
Cheater
Wareham
Mr. Young
Messrs, Langley
Allen
Poor Law Commissioners Seek Parish Answers on Workhouses
The Central Board asks parishes to return answers to queries on poor law management including whether there is a workhouse, current rules, cost per head, relief methods, staffing, and numbers relieved for the year ending Lady-day 1884. The Observer notes assistants under the Poor Law Amendment Bill not yet appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Board
Nes
Poor Law Commissioners
England and Wales
Board of Poor Law Comminsignars
Sturges Bourne
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the Contemporary Press
Sporting
Agst
ST. Leger
Police Intelligence
Union-Hall
Surrey
Arter
ST. James's' Union Benevolent
the Poor Law Commissioners
Basinghile-Atraet
Bacon, Greenwich, Plasterer
Reveeneer
Wanboro
Wiltshire
Hisaiandte
Ania
Florence
James
Thaiot
Over Norton
Dawkins
All Souls
Lang Place
W. Wood
Danter
Siegen
Masjorihan Esquire
Dulwich
Ake, Bart
Ducpster
Hllinghham
Northunberland
W. Robertson, Fq
Lad
Frasvel
Charles Flower
Royal Mint
Eporsin of
Macoet East BI
Gulford
Real Russell-square
Cordelia
Serjeast Jews
Twickenham
Anne
Baily
Henry Jefcus
Eadelington-street
Wibstan ‘Moroden
PaoPartrony
True Sun
Mab
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