The Dissolved Parliament and the Dissolving Speech
ARPENTER'S POLITICAL MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER issue reviews politics in Ireland and Britain, boasting extracts and notices. It highlights the Dissolved Parliament and the Dismissing Speech, laws on senorance, cholera discourse, and various pubished editorials.
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Arpenter
Price
Ireland
Gernan
the Courier
Nick
United Kingdom
Cobbett's Register
Guardian
Dublin
Midland
Carpenter
Carnarvon Herald
Voice of the People
Allan
Cater
Morning Herald
Spectator
Dublin Freeman's Journal
le Globe
William Strange
Paternoster-row
Meeting backs Colonel Jones in Hampstead reform push
A Hampstead road gathering of Colonel Jones supporters heard Mr Pitman chair a lively debate defending Jones against attacks by Mr Wallis. Jones outlined positions on reform, press freedom, tithes, slavery, corn laws, and imperial policy, urging reduced taxes, triennial parliaments, and a national militia.
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Jones
The
Standard
Frederick Street
Hampstead Road
Pitman
Colonel Jones
Jackson
Wallis
Place
Charing-cross
London
England
Col. Jones
Cleers
Fogo
Ireland
West Indies
Bank and East India Company
Reform meeting in Whitechapel backs Colonel Stanhope
A public meeting in Whitechapel Court-house endorsed Colonel Lei cester Stanhope as a reform candidate. Speakers praised his intellect and public service in India, Greece, Italy, and Great Britain, while pledging to pursue economy, retrenchment, and protection of public property.
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Whitechapel
Leicester Stanhope
Marshall
Gough
Stanhope
Jong
Smalfield
Colonel Stanhope
India
Greece
Italy
Great Britain
Cooper
Jeremy Bentham
Lemon
Clay
Alfred
Lord Grey
Wallstown and Ireland Dominate National Political Union Meeting
The National Political Union met at Saville-house with Mr. Cooke chairing. Debates covered Wallstown violence, resistance to tithe exaction, currency reform, and a proposed Government Bank with public notes secured by assets, aiming to reduce depreciation and stabilize finance amid rising burdens.
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Saville-house
Cooke
Detrosier
Moneredien
Wallstown
Ireland
England
Bland
Wisbeach
Churchill
Stanley
Mongredie
Hickson
Jacobs
House of Commons
Arnott
Scotland
Rogers
Peel
Debated currency forms and national bank control
The discussion weighed paper versus gold currency and government regulation. Advocates argued for stable paper money, while others favored limited government oversight or a national bank under independent commissioners. The council postponed decision to a later meeting as readers weighed risk, prosperity, and despotism concerns.
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Fox Smith
Hickson
Churchill
Carpenter
Detrosier
Repeal of the Union Advocated at Finsbury Square Meeting
A National Union of the Working Classes meeting at the Philadelphian Chapel in Finsbury Square urged an early repeal of the England Ireland Union to alleviate Irish distress. Speakers cited tyranny claims, noted soldiers misfires, and quoted Mr. O Connell on trade losses, with Viney and others backing the motion which was unanimously adopted.
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Hume
Scotland
East India
Great Britain
Philadelphian Chapel
Finsbury Square. . Co
Meadows
Bailey
England
Ireland
Cheera
O'Connell
Qol
Viney
Devonport, Fry
Woodhouse
Inquest on Ann Weight death by laudanum
Coroners at St Bartholomew's held into Ann Weight aged 27 who killed herself with laudanum after buying two pennyworths to ease toothache. Evidence showed habitual use. inquest returned verdict of death by own action temporary insanity and censured Jacob for not labeling the bottle poisonous. The report also notes another inquest at the Sugar Loaf Bethnal Green into a natural death amid a tale of extreme misery and fleas.
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Payne
St. Bartholomew's
Ann Weight
Thomas ‘Jacobs
Edwards
Queen-street
Cheapside
Pennyworth
Percival Pott
Testall
Bowlane
William Merrilies
Walbrookward
Cannon-street
Elizabeth Weight
College-street
Dowgate-hill
Laidanum
Se Tees
Fieas
Sugar Loaf
John-street
Bethnal-green
Cockton
Watts
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T.G. Burke
Duchy OF Cornwall
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William Clayton
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Chancery Bar
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Iam
Thomas E. Bates
J. Benson
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Leopold the First
Rosa
Duke of Gloucester
K.G
Augusta
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Duchess of Kent
Duchess of Cumberland
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Henry T. Hope
M.J. Tierney
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Pield Marshal
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Cavendishmuore
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Edinburgh Journal of Medical Science
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Jevenson
Ltis
Thomas Burgess
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R. G. G. James
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Tallor
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Saxony
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Old Broad-street
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Francis Warden, Esq
Maga Tirman
ViIrsaoo A. Cockburn
J. Connell
W. P. Crawfurd
Robert Dent
John Gardiner
Divenid
Lord Viscount Exmouth
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J.A
Mackenzie
Nea
Mem
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Henry Nelson
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King's College
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Tidd, Chapman, &c
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Newgal
Courts of Law and Equity
Legal Examiner
Nonce
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Francis
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Denman
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William Corbett
James Share
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Honourable East India Company
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Borough OF the Tower Hamilets
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National Union of the Working Classes