Ireland Crime and Peasantry Portrait in Epistolary Tone
A lengthy critique explores Irish peasantry, patience, and agrarian unrest, noting how oppression shapes crime into national spectacle rather than private vice. It cites courtroom jokes, transportation sentences, and a magazine miscellany with poems about poverty and loss, concluding with social commentary on Ireland's hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrrathng
Fernet
Ireland
Newgate
Epispurch Magazine
Ensor
Fraser
Dover Cirque Ports Festival Prices Rise and Pavilion Decor
The July price rise for gentlemen’s tickets to one and a half guineas, August increase to two guineas, aims to manage demand as ladies’ tickets require larger accommodation. The pavilion will feature heraldic coats, tapestry from London, chairs from Venice, armour from the Tower, and extensive timber and deals for construction. Some locals favor a land trip to Dover while others advocate a Rye steamer aquatic excursion with port emblems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Odo
Duke of Wellington
Rogers
London
Venice
Mediterranean
Hastings
Rye
Cinque “Arts Chronicle
Petition on penny postage and Canada government bill debate
In Parliament, Lord Durham's penny postage petition is noted alongside a lengthy debate on the Canada Government Bill with opposition critiquing the bill as dictatorial and urging ministerial accountability. Other items include ecclesiastical education petitions, bank and police bills, and various public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Durham
Canada
Marquis of Norwandy
Lower Canada
Lord Broucham
Jamaica
MeLpounse
Lord Brougham
Earl
Hear
Lyndhurst
Lord Melbourne
Ireland
Duke of Weunxeron
Canadas
Lord Gostorp
Earl Fitzccramp
Marquis of Normandy
Earl Durham
House
Lanepage
Lanoucuere
Hill
Demerara
Grrton
Bank OF Ireland
O'Conner
Metropolitan Police
Royal
Marquis of
Lomdonderry
Viscount Metnovans
Viscount Stranororn
Liverpool
Lord Brovenam
Lynpuurst
Ashe
Lord Broapham
Lord Lyndhurst
Lord Browaham
Lord Emenson
Charing Cross
Thamnes
Viscount Duncannon
Earl of Wicxtow
London
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Duncannon
Lord Colborne
House OF Commons
G. Losriser
Marquis of Salisbury
City of
Westminster
Metropolis
Minchinhampton
Gloucester
Waxllace
Ayr
Court of Session
Barxarp
Greenwich
Paxincron
New South Wales
Viscount Saxton
LasovcHere
Warwick Gaol
Leaper
Messrs
Birmingham
Joan Russert
Robert Pee
Tamworth
Bart
Council of Birmingham
T. Artwoun
Guovucrster
Swaffield
Norfolk
Wuarnxculrre
Robert Owen
London Dock Company
Warwick
Earl of Warwick
Lovett
Collins
Lord Warwick
Rea
Lord Broucnam
Adkins
Leader
William Molesworth
Marquis of Lansdawn
As Hurrton
Lord Broucnsm
Fragmentary House Records Adjourning to Thursday
Readable fragments indicate a bill discussion with divisions noted as 88 to 48, indicating a majority against the second proposal. The bills were on the table and advanced to the stage before the Lords adjourned until Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Melbourne
Exxtrx
Rocuester
Luxton
Dorchester
Cantebury
Oxford
Lixcorn
Canada
Marquis of Norsanny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leamington. ci
George IV
Fraser’s Magazine
Regina
Persia
Paris
South Eastern Railway
Castle
Charlton
Canterbury
Moniteur
Council
Marseilles
Alexardria
Nezib Bey
Kenga
Capitan Pacha
Starhia
Rhodes
Turkey
Black Sea
Astriff Effendi
Alexandria
Augsburg Gazette
Constantinople
Prince de Joinville
Ibrahim
M. Caille
Marylebone
Alanning
Roland
Granger
Benns
Gardes
Camden Town
Mr. Hoskins
Pan
Marlborough Street
A. Coxan
Griffiths
Hannah Compton
Haymarket
Mr. Conant
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Baronet
Mr. Attwood
Mayor and Corporation of
Home Department
Joan, Russert
Birmingham Town Council
Manchester
Hume
Waxxer
John Russell
Robert Peel
Council of
Wakley
Brotherton
J. RussEtl
Poor.law Commissioners
T. S. Duncombe
England
Ewart
Joan Russell
Finsbury
Woon
Lord Banzixorow
Johnson
T. Atrwoop
Lord Worstry
Lord J. Russert
T. Duncoyne
Darpy
Lord Joux Ressets
Robert Pegs
T. Fremantle
Poor Law Commission
House OF Loerds
Totnes
Brounr
W. Webb
Apsley Pellatt
Christ” Church
Surrey
Christchurch
F. Mau Gz
C. Grey
United Kingdom
Scotland
Honourable Baronet
Home
Hune
Thorogood
T. Duncoman
John Thorogood
Chelmsford
Mr. Duncombe
Essex
Jonny Rosse
Harvey
Brainston
R. Inglis
Eastacre
Mr. Easthope
Sir R. Inglis
Royal Academy
Hun
R. Incxis
J. Warburton
National Gallery
Academy
Rovert Nexis
R. Pest
Evanr
Jony
Mgr
Huark
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