Chartist Remonstrance and Defence at Leicester Trial
A lengthy speech defends a Chartist leader accused of inciting disturbance. He denies inflam matory aims, proclaims peace, argues for liberty, and condemns police and government. The text covers witness testimony, verdict, and six month imprisonment. It also includes a public remonstrance from Metropolitan Chartists urging parliamentary reform and details of their charter demands.
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Tia
Leicester
Theorg
Baron Gurney
Mellor
Leicester Chronicle
Liverpool
France Moves to Exclude Public Officials from Chamber
Paris papers report M de Sade's motion failed by a wide margin with 26 for the measure and 207 against. The National notes Admiral Du Petit Thouars has taken possession of the Society Islands, installing civilians and preparing a troop transport. Earthquake deaths in Guadeloupe rise to 5,000–6,000. lynch mobs and executions in Paris spur swift action. A Pole, Otho Lukowicz, found dead with a pistol nearby is deemed likely murder. Spain reports the progresista victory. coalitionists and anti coalitionists split seats and ministers fail re election. In Turkey, Constantinople notes remonstrances over Djebe governorship and pay reforms for local emirs. Rome reports limited church privilege abrogation allowing civil arrest of certain crimes.
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House of Commons
Dancombe
Commons House of Parliament
Sheweth
Commons of
Great Britain and Ireland
Ireland
Commons
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Commons House
Peers of
Army
France
Paris
M. de Sade
Chamber of Deputies
Admiral Dupetit-Thouars
Otaheite
Society Islands
Thither
Otahelle
Pont-a-Pitre
Guadaloupe
Nantes
Rio Janeiro
Prince de Joinville
National
Forest of
Bondy
Secret Service
Paria
Thoraday
Norbert
Depre
Cour d’Assizes
Barriére St. Jacques
Justice of Man
Otho Lukowicz
Bole du Boulogne
Spain
Madrid
Progresista Party
Patriota
Radical
Gazette
Moderadoes
Progresistas
General Rodi
Count Almodovar
Zumalacarregui
Don Francisco de Paula
Chamber of Rapesentatives
The
Presse
General Chacon
Chacon
England
M. Sancho
M. Olozage
M. Cortina
Marquis de Remisa
M. Luzuriaga
General Infante
Barcelona
Senate
Salisbar
Eton
Harrow
Rotel
Marlborough
Wiltshire
Church of England
Canapa Company
London
Canada
Poynder
J. Easthope
R. Biddulph
J. Gooden
M. T. Smith
A. Stewart
Everson
St. Seamen's Hospital Society
London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
Sidney Herbert
Lord Arundel
Surrey
H. Corry
H. Pelly
Bowles
Sykes
Court
Phipps Hornby
G. Falcon
Sharp
R.N
Richard Dobson
Navy
Lord Lake
Society
Admiral Bowles
Mercantile Marine
Naval Men
Brown
W. E. Gladstone
Trinity Corporation
Merchant Elder Brethren
T. Herbert
East India Company
Baker
White Lion Street
Norton Folgate
Ann Watts
Louisa Watts
Witness
Louisa
Prieat
Ses
Lloyd’s
Southwold
Flamborough Head Cliffs
Scarborough Castle
Mouuntcharles
John Frost
Fowey
Mountcharles
Sunderland
Commerce
Maiden-rocks
Belfast
Elizabeth
Minerva
Matthew
Port Glasgow
King
West Indies
Yarmouth Roads
Aldborough
Yarmouth Town
Cromer
People’s Charter urged by signatories across the kingdom
The undersigned express confidence that support for the charter grows despite early opposition. They petition leaders to declare in favour of a better representative system or resign to allow successors to enact the People’s Charter as law, in the ardent prayer of diverse inhabitants.
Metropolis aldermen nominate new St James rector
A Tuesday aldermen’s court unanimously confirms the nomination of Rev Alexander M’Call to the donative of St James Duke’s Place in place of the late Rev Richard Povah. The court also hears sermons, considers prison rules, and approves street improvements while detailing officer appointments and inquiries.
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Aldermey
Alexander M'‘Call
St. James
Duke's Place
Richard Povah
Michael Gibbs
Christchurch
Newgate
Police Committee
Adelaide-place
Fish-street-hill
Upper Thames-street
Orry Chamberlain
James Shaw
City of London
Watch Anp
CompPany
Crown and Anchor
Strand
British Watch and Clock-makin Company
Watson
Paris
Versailles
Switzerland
London
Melancholy disaster and turbulent protests in Bath and coast
Reports from Barking and Bath recount loss of captain and mate after a fatal quarrel aboard the Sovereign fishing boat off Holland. The dispute ended with both men overboard and not recovered, leaving widows and families. A mob attack on Henry Parsons after his acquittal in Taunton shows violent public sentiment. Coverage also notes mining unrest in Monmouthshire and Glamorganshire, a Lincoln execution, promising wheat prospects in Liverpool, and local disturbances at Narberth and Northleach with prison hardships and reforms.
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Barking
Sap Rencoxtne
Sovereign
Amack
Hughes
Holland
Stephens
Hagerty
Bath
Henry Parsons
Taunton Assizes
Henrietta Street
Guildhall
Parsons
Anna
Claxton
Taunton Bridge
Taunton
Bridgwater
Glamorganshire
Monmouthshire
Starxe
Powell
Gellygaer
Beaumont
Henge
Pont-y-fridd
Duffryn
Merthyr
Dowlais
Edward David
Llewellin Lewis
Nicheleon
Johnson
Upton
Tatenhill
Ann Fairweather
Yorkee
Lincoln
Stamford Mercury
Liverpool
England
Narberth
Narberth East Gates
Rebecca
Gloucestershire
Northleach
Hollis
Peurs
King
Northleach House of Correction
Nottingham
Chartiers
Feargus O'Connor
Parliaments Chartists and Rochester Assault Case
Fragmented reports describe chartists pressing for electoral reform as meetings adjourn and rioting spills into Rochester. A Rocheste r case involves a soldier accused of assault, robbery, and mistreatment of a woman at barracks, with testimonies detailing the events and defense.
Ireland Queen's visit debate and Dublin note
In Ireland a nervous debate over the royal visit contrasts a pro visit push with anti repeal worries. A Dublin Pilot letter from Daniel O’Connell denounces alleged forgeries in American papers and praises Dickens American Notes while condemning slavery and Benedictine monks.
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Ineraxp
Viceregal-Lodge, &c
Scotland
Dickels
Cork
Dublin
Merrion-square
Barrett
O'Connell
Dickens
Maryland
Baltimore
Hibernian Advocate
United States
The
London Times
Tom
America
Daniel O'Cosxell
Richard Barrett
Pilot Office
Scotland Now Adheres to Convocation Resolutions
The article notes 520 ministers abiding by the first series and 474 by the second. It discusses Peel tariff effects on Scotland fisheries, Dutch salmon supply lowering prices in London. It also mentions proposed church plans to seat 350, 650, and 1000, with brick construction and safety assurances.
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Cutnen
Scotland
Robert Peel
London
Norway
Aberdeen
Tae
Glasgow
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Burra
Robert Were
Clerkenwell
Greenwood
Charles Kiddy
Shea
Taylor
Woolff
J- Flower
Trczypranisu
Secretary of State
Thornhill
Wilts
Her Majesty
Merry Farm
Wimborn
Dorsetshire
Tyre
Damascus
Constantinople
Foreign Intelligence
Turkey
Servia
Porte
Djebe
Haidar
Lebanon
Commodore Porter
Rome
the Metropolis
Gisborne
O'Connor
Sturgeon
Rochester
John Manro
Her
Boldier
William Tupper
Bill
Maria Cooper
Lia Perty
Maria Cooper Beng
Freane
Bela
Warracks
Cai
Hugh Irvine Oy
Setae | Brown
Perouginye
Wan
Somerset
Rebecca Avy Ber
Wedmore
Medley-hill
Thia
Belo
Blackford
Wedmore Parish
Lawlees
Cluer
Cheddar
Bristol, &c