Lord Durham and Mulgrave in Tory Canadian Politics
The piece argues that Lord Durham and Lord Mulgrave dominate Tory hostility over Canada and Ireland, urging Durham to implement stable local government, equal laws, and impartial justice in Canada. It credits Mulgrave’s reformist stance while warning of continued factionalism, and it predicts a decisive, negotiation-led settlement with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Durham
Lord Mulgrave
Times
The
Post
John Bull
Standard
Ireland
Canada
Hastings
the Times
Lord Chandoss
House of Coammons
Colonial Office
Americana
Upper Canada
Border States
Scott
Great Britain
United States
Congress
General Scout
Francis Head
Nab
England
America
House of Lords
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Udh
Sit
John Russel
Sheenulg Save
Whiten
Noes
Fek
A Vision of Renewal in British Politics and Canada
The article argues that current hostilities will not endure long and predicts a shift as liberals unite with conservatives on church questions. It suggests a decisive change will come when a trustworthy leader appears, naming Lord Durham or Lord Mulgrave as possible figures to restore confidence and apply liberal principles nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahomet
Canada
Lord Durham
Lord Mulgrave
Glasgow
Windsor
Ascot
Earl Fitzwilliam
Lord Charlemont
Howard
Earl of Essex
Belgrave Square
Stephens
Earl of Durham
Portsmouth
Waterloo
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Hull Election Committee
Brighton
France
Belfast
Dieppe
Pilcher
Hampton Harbour
Papineau
Lower Canada
United States
Brill
Oakly
Long Crendon
Covent-garden
Chateau
St. Leo
Prince of Conde
Baroness de Foucheres
London and Birmingham
Stephen Palmer
Astley’s
Sadler's Wells
R. Honner
Her Majesty's Theatre
M. Laporte
Greenwich
Conroy Libel Case Against The Times Printer
In the Queen's Bench Sir John Conroy sues over a Times libel accusing him of misusing Duchess of Kent funds. He testifies the allegations are false and describes his duties, finances, and lack of personal gain, while detailing the duchess's debts, annuities, and property arrangements.
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Tae Queen
Sir John
Sir John Conroy
John Conroy
Duchess of Kent
Willan the Fourth
Sweden
Duchess of
Kent
Knt
Duke of Kent
Duke of
Kensington
Misty
Alexandrina Victoria of Kent
Messr
Messrs. Coutts
Fletcher
Kensington Palace
Royal Highneys
Wales
Desonent
D.ponent
Consor
Duchess
London and Dublin Trades Bank prospects praised in prospectus
The prospectus for the London and Dublin Trades Bank is viewed positively as a sound scheme aiding midland tradesmen and shopkeepers with deposits discounts agency and loans. Also reports Covent Garden market selling green peas at one guinea per basket and notes the destitution of Belzoni's widow seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Geome
Covent Garden
Solomon
Brussels
Belzoni
Africa
Coronation Preparations and Pageantry Details
The piece outlines June 26 as a coronation date per forecasts, with Westminster Abbey workmen reshaping interiors for the ceremony. Attending dignitaries include the King and Queen of the Belgians, the Dukes of Orleans Brunswick and Sax Coburg, the Archduke Charles of Austria, and Grand Duke Alexander expected in May. It recounts historic coronation progresses, mentions the St Edward Chair and Jacob’s Stone, notes royal garments reportedly ordered from France, and lists past parliamentary cost accounts for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Melbourne
M.N.S. Murphy
Murphy
Westminster Abbey
Hanover
St. James’s Palace
Alexander
Russia
Orleans
Brunswick
Sax Coburg
Princess of
Grange
Charles
Austria
England
Richard II
London
Cheapside
Westminster
James 1
Charles I
France
Charles II
Anna Boleyn
Elizabeth
Newton
George III
Canterbury
Rochester
Planche
Worksop
Duke of Norfolk
Grace of Newcastle
Northampton Herald
Bonnel Thornton
George the Third
Ludgate
St. Edward
Scotland
Edward
John Balrol
Westmaster
Jacob
Luza
Britantia
Gallicia
Spain
Gathol
Ireland
Simon Breach
Christ
Fergus
Anne
Abbey of
Scone
Perth
O’kenneth
James
Sophia
George II
Edward the
Edward the Confessor
House of Commons
George the Fourth
Westminster Hall
His Majesty's Robes
W. D. Fellowes
George Naylor
Earl Marshal
T. Tyrwhitt
House of Lords
France and Europe News and Royal Events Overview
Paris debates on 5 percent conversion adjourned again with Marshal Salt named royal representative for Queen Victoria’s coronation. Sebastiani to London in June. Reports from Madrid and Berlin detail loans, mines, the Belgian settlement posture, and clerical crackdowns. News from Ireland, Russia, Circassia, and Prussia cover coronations, rail projects, and public notices amid global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Marshal Salt
Victoria
Sebastiani
London
National
Algiers
Constantine
Achmet
Spain
Madrid
Senate
Magia
Marquis de Miradores
Duke de Rivas
Marquis de Vallgomeraciscar
Almaden
Basilio
Belgium
Holland
Hanover
Russia
St. Petersburga
Woronzow
Shashen
Prussia
Berlin
Frederick William
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99Th Regiment
Alfred Digby
White Lion Street
Pentonville
Cross Street
Islington
Haneine
Gale
Beadle
St. Saviour
Southwark
Joseph Boston
Red Cross-street
Union-street
Borough
Dreaprun
Cuaringe Cross’ Barracks
Grenadier Guards
Merryweather
Charing Cross Hospital
Woods
Marylebone
Iain M ‘Guire
Hagerty
Edgware Road
Gore
Charles- Street
Lissan-grove
Britton
Shutt
Hatton Garden
Grorce Barnwell
Barton
Mills
Milla
Worship Street
George Webb
Bower
G 196
Broughton
Sarah Nevins
Robert Armstrong
Williams
Newington Causeway
Ann Fratt
Nevins
Armatroog
Pratt
Jeremy
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