STATE OF PARTIES THE SPECTATOR RADICALS OUR OWN PLANS
The article debates Liberal strategy amid Spectator criticisms, arguing for unity against Tory advantages. It criticizes Finality and urges remodelling with Durham and Normanby influence to reform government and regain popular support. It warns dissension weakens the party and predicts the Whigs must regroup with a clear Liberal cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectator
Gobemouche
Durham
Grote
Duncombe
Mr. Hume
Ward
Robert Peel
House of Commons
Lord Normanby
Lord Morpeth
Lord Melbourne
John Russell
Lord Normandy
Ireland
Srote
Mr. Grote
Mr. Leader
Mr. Warburton
C. Villiers
Mr. Hawes
Charles Buller
Mr. Duncombe
William Molesworth
Leeds
Liberal Party
Hon
England
House of Lords
Lord Durham
Sibthorpe
the Times
Glenelg
Normandy
National Convention Accounts Stir and Alarm Chartists
Reports from the National Convention portray alleged peculation and heated clashes with editors. Delegates discuss simultaneous meetings, petitions, and scrutiny of funds while chartists in multiple towns prepare for action and fund arms purchases amid political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Rogers
Levellers
Morning Post
O'Connor
Northern Star
O’brien
Whittle
Champion
Devonshire
Marsden
Pitkerthley
Cleave
Little Rogers
O’connor
England
Scotland
Wales
Hartwell
Charter Paper
Haunt
Bussey
Yorkshire
Neeson
Seecret Srttimes
Morer
Feargus O’connor
Cardo
Sun
House of Commons
Fenny
Lord John Russell
Ireland
Great Britain
O’conner
Lovett
Mr. Smart
Hindley
Westhoughton
Leigh
Chewbent
Wigan
National Convention
Lovatt
Worcester
Dunfermline
Stirling
Bolt Court
Salisbury
Bradford
Great Horton
Halifax Express
The Lady Flora Hastings Correspondence Published
A letter by F Hastings and related royal exchanges with Queen Victoria and Lord Melbourne are printed to rebut calumnies against Lady Flora Hastings. The pages present replies from Loudoun Castle to Melbourne and from Melbourne to Hastings, amid a public dispute over reputation and royal protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchioness of Hastings
Lord Melbourne
Flora Hastings
Morning Post
Lady Flora Hastings
Duchess of Kent
F. Hastings (Mare
Loudoun
Loudoun Castle
Marchioness of
Hastings
March
Britain
F. Hastines
Mare
Loupoon
Loudour Castle
Loupoun
Viscount Melbourne
South-street
Melbourne
Flora
James Clark
Marchioness Dowager of Hastings
Loopoun
C. South Street
Marchioness
of Hastings
Marquis of Hastings
DoniicTon ‘Park
Buckingham Palace
Hasrines
Admiralty Circular Warns Officers Against Public Disclosures
The Admiralty issues a formal rebuke to officers publishing naval matters in newspapers urging discipline and unity. Reports note Sir Graham Moore to command at Plymouth from May 1 aboard the Royal Adelaide 104 guns. Busines and trade updates from Liverpool cotton market and various English wool markets follow with prices, demand, and changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords of the Admiralty
Admiralty
the Admiralty
Sam
Joan Barrow
Graham Moore
K C.B
Plymouth
Royal Adelaide
Hampshire
Scotch Jupeesurp
Lord Corehouse
Hamburg
West Indies
Rotterdam
Hamburgh
Boulogne
Liverpool
Doncaster
Leeds
Pontefract
Carlisle
Hull
Hattfax
Wanchester Times
Waxker Reld
Dewssury
Moore
King William-street
London Bridge
House of Commons
Exchequer
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Satara
Gerais
Ries
History and Politics
Hanover-street
Daniel Cole
College Lane
Cole
Hanover Street
Dra. M‘intyre
Callan
Bailley
Bridewell
Murper
Aberdare
Mary Lewis
Thomas Lewis
Cardiff
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