Ireland Reform Bill debate sparks cross party unity
The piece argues that English Liberals and Irish reform advocates align to push municipal rights and justice in Ireland, praising Lord Melbourne's leadership and urging public support to resist a weakened bill and avoid minority rule in Parliament. It also notes a Commons scene over the Ballot and calls for urgent legal reform to the election process.
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House of Lords
Liberal Party
Orange
Ireland
England
Tors
Lord Melbourne
Charles Wetherall
Yndhurst
Bristol
Liverpool
Norwich
Ipswich
Cambridge
Scotland
Lord Lyndhurst
Duke of Wellington
House of Commons
Tap Ganxon Raphor
House of: Commons
Carlow
Vigors
Lord Stanley
Lore Ebrington
Strutt
William Bentinck
Micans
Sheiff
Colonel Thompson
Hull
Gully
West Riding
Leeds
Duels and legal triumphs shade Irish news of the era
Reports describe a field duel near Stilehall turnpike Coventry between Col. M Alpine and Lieut. G H Stock with minor injuries and no fatalities. Another early morning affair in Farrensbone ended without shots after locals blocked a renewal. A separate tithe case highlights Mr O Connell's legal victory over parsons and the court’s cautious future proceedings.
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Stiiehall Turnpike
Coventry
Col. M.alpine
G. H. Stock
2Nd Foot
Leeck
W. Whitty
Limerick
O’connell
The Vigilant Greenacre and His Turbulent Life in London
The piece portrays Greenacre as a violent, hypocritical figure linked to the Cato Street circle, Reform era drama, and street-level crime. It recounts neglect of a wife and infant, fraudulent apprentice dealings, incendiary politics, pistol threats, and a doomed attempt on Miss Towler, ending with his rumored move to Kentish lands.
The Only Authentic Particular Show Green Acre Was Discovered
A London chronicle recounts the Greenacre affair with Old Towler and his son, detailing the purchase of a Westminster grocery lease, a haunted wedding rumor, and the pursuit of a mysterious death. Eyewitness Pocock and Lacy aid investigators leading to a suspect arrest.
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Greenacre
Convicts Goods Removed From Paddington Station House
Early Wednesday, under sheriff order, Greenacre and Gale’s furniture and goods were moved from Hermitage Street to Newgate. Items included a washing machine and medicine chest, loaded into an exe-hcise van and transported by Inspector Feltham. Governor Cope discussed Gale’s conduct with Marylebone magistrate Rawlinson, with a harsh view of her case.
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Greenacre
Gale
Hermitage-street
Paddington
Newgate
Inspector Feltham
Cope
Rawlinson
Marylebone
Mysterious Death Reported by Woman at Bexley Farm
A resident of Bexley Farm told Marylebone police that she was invited to a back room at Greenacre in Kent road where a strong smell overwhelmed her and she found a decomposed female corpse in a shell. The man claimed the undertaker delayed interment for arrangement. She reported the suspicious event after reading newspaper accounts.
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Bayloon Asgent
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Graham
Curry
Sir Samuel Scot’s Park
Bromley
Kent
Swrey Zoological Gardens
Geographical Society of Paris
Captain Back
Arctic
Weekly Chronicle
Gay
Goodee-street
Tottenham-court-read
Edgware-road
Greenacre
America
Camberwell
High-street
Lacy
No. 60
Tottenham Court-Road
Greenagree
Marylebone Police Office
Mitchell
Mr. Thornton
Paddington
Mr. Lacy
Blackfriars Road
Girdwood
Felton
Gremmacre
Charles Pocock
Lacey
Pocock
Weekly Chron
Bexley Farm
Marylebone
Kent Road
Greenacre in the Condemned Cell
The Recorder reports on Greenacre awaiting execution at Newgate for a death sentence. The Ordinary informs him of the unfavorable report to the King and Greenacre defends his innocence while expressing distress over the stigma attached to his name. He rejects long prayers, asks for inward mercy, and cites prejudice and press as factors in his fate.
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Greenacre
Newgate
Holloway
Haggerty
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Surrey
Horarmonger Lane
James Greenacre
Meunier Guilty of High Treason in Court of Peers Decision
The Court of Peers declared Meullier guilty of high treason and Meunier and an accomplice innocent of privity in his attempt after a 36 year deliberation. He faces capital punishment by the standard method used in prior cases. Neveu Cerreparation details follow the event.
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Meuxxier
Court of Peers
Meunier
Meullier
Alibaud
Otheer
Neveu
Davis
Charles Square
Hoxton
MY. D
Manchester Rror
Manchester
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John Rolls
Fulham
Joseph Holmes
Finn
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Royal Arcade
Royal Hotel
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Bank of Ireland
Boyle, Lowe, and Pym
National Assurance Company
Messrs
Boyle
Lowe
Pym
Society of Arts
A. H. Holdsworth
V. P
Barnett
Regent’s Canal
Barrett
Seymour Street
Fuston-square
Sophia Lomax
Kent-road
London
Union-hall
Jad
Thistlewood
Sir R. Wilson
Southwark
St. George’s Church
Robert
Bridgeman
Dlemma
Guildhall
Key
Ford
Rotunda
Hunt
Taylor
Blore
Miss Greenaere
Greenacre Mae
Times
Betsey Tewler
Norfolk
Town
Miss Towler
Old Towler
la Towler
Tom Towler
Bow-street
Richard Birnie
Richard
R. Birnie
Great Queen Street
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Towler
Tara Towler
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Greenacres
Westminster
Astley
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