The Roebuck Committee and The Times Enquiry
A critical review of the Roebuck Committee report on electoral abuses, detailing how the Times attacked and defended positions, exposing bribery, vendor systems, and the costly Nottingham contest. It argues the public gains from the committee’s evidence and hints at broader political ramifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIMES
Roebuck
House of Commons
R. Walter
Nottingham
Walter
Mr. Sweet
George Larpent
Whig Invensa
George Lapent
John Hobhouse
Xback
Lord Rancliffe
Rancliffe
Holling
Zion
Jittingham
Hotchpotch
Board Journal
Ulate
Ers
Vance
Paris Elections for Chamber Presidency Savres Debate
Paris reports show four candidates for the chamber presidency: Sauzet, Dufaure, Salvandy, and Barrot with Dufaure defending his bid amid doubts. Emile de Girardin secures election by 281 to 103 after a contested vote as the king’s funeral rites and various Catalan and South American updates fill the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Chamber
M. Sauzet
M. Dufaure
M. Salvandy
Count Mole
M. Barrot
M. Emile de Girardin
M. Ledru Rollin
M. Lamartin
M. Girardin
Duke of Orleans
Dreux
Corps Diplomatique
Lord Clanricarde
Tondon
Chamber of Deputies
M. Floret
Toulouse
Miection
M. Sauzer
Gurbano
Catalonia
Belgida
Senor Arguelles
Madrid
Don Francisco de Paula
St. Sebastian
Alexandria
Constantinople
South America
Buenos Ayres
Admiral Brown
Monte Video
Rosas
Oribe
Pacheco
Behague
Parana
Rivera
Lopez
Santa Fe
Matrerios
Lancashire
Liverpool
Manchester
London
Glebe
St. Thomas, Charterhouse
Goswell-street
Old Street
Yue Brineggs
Committee On
Vauxhall
Waterloo
Southwark
Privy Council
John Bean
Newgate
Hlis
London and County Joint Stock Banking Company
Lombard-street
Irs
London-bridge
Fixpen
Figpen
Bankneprcy
Gallery of Art
Southampton-place
New Road
Warren
James Anderson
E. Finden
Sir James Anderson
Steam Carriage Company
George Finden
Wilkinson
Commission R Fonblanque
PoLick
Great Western Railway Company
Wm. Belvin
Pile Hill
H. Wisger
Great Western Railway Police
Ife
Visger
Wisger
Bridgwell
Belle Vue
Destructive fires and voter lists in 1842 England
The article details动 public notices for voters under Reform Act provisions, including lists to be posted on church doors and procedures to claim eligibility. It reports fires at Kennett & Co. in Time Street and at Mr North’s coal yard, with losses and responses. a murder indictment case against William Leney. an inquest into Mrs Virtue Hodges's death by self harm. and a coroner's inquiry into two drowned twin children at a lodging house in Saint Anne's.
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Nottingham
England
Prince Albert
Duchess of Kent
Suite
Wiesbaden
Frankfort-on-the Maine
Brussels
Stuart de Rothesay
Caledon
Marriace
E. Grosvenor
Earl Grosvenor
Lord Prudhoe
Duke of Northumberland
Countess of Grosvenor
Duchess of Norfolk
Duke of Sutherland
Duke of Orleans
Portland-place
Somers
Tus Witp
Busfeild Ferrand
Knaresborough
Harden Grange
House of Commons
Tris
Knareshorough
Leeds Times
Golath
Robert Seppings
Virago
Lipel
Chester Assizes
Messrs
Brocklehurst
Macclesfield
Parlliament
Liverpool Mail
Tre
Dar
Hve
Ventix
Morrison
Reeyple
Lot
London and Brighton Railway
London Tavern
Messrs. Kennett and Co
Time Street
Fenchurch Street
City
Royal Exchange
Phenix
I. H. North
Silver-street
Grosden
Square
King-street Brigade
My. North
Sun Office
Sornern Manver
Peckham
William Leney
Bexley-street
Peckham New Town
Union Hall
Traill
Norah Leney
Campbell
Goodwin
Jane Whiffin
Sarah Drummond
Cotton
Inspector Campbell
Trait
Payne
Crown Tavern
Clifford’s Inn Passage
Fleetstreet
Virtue Hodges
Chancery Lane
Fleet Street
Charlotte Foster
George Colk
Fleet-street
Dr. Paris
Samsnuny
Wilson
St. Anne’s Street
Brasher
Charles Ester
Mary Ann Ester
Elizabeth Jacobs
Meio
Phe Aaetier
Bow Street
Friza Dass
Rourke
Jones
Jemmy East
East
Chandos Street
Bedfordbury
Mr. Twyford
Mr. East
Hart-street
Wallible
Twyford
Oxford Street
Finpatrick
Clerkenwell
Knsanry
Joseph Vecchio
Andrea Mullimora
Looking Glass
Leatherlane
Holborn
Archer Courch
Beecham-street
Clerkenwe Ll
Willam Wool
Emma Slee
Ray-street
Greenwood
Taylor
Clerkenwell Parish
Newpate
j—Roapery
Sarah Chambers
Thomas Carn
Bolton-street
Lane-Place
Cornwall-road
William Johnson
Margaret Fensick
Huspann
William Waterhouse
Mary
Wandsworth
Cusnee
Stephen Aldhouse
Hephzibah Roberts
Clive
Horsemonger-lane
Roberts
Field
House of Commons Adopts Numerous Bills and Debates Canada and Bribery
The House met after two, handling the Exchequer Bills and Canada Loan Bills at first reading, with other measures like the Lunatic Asylum and East India Bishoprics Bills also read. A Newfoundland Bill debate followed, with divisions over engrossment, and Lords amendments to the Mines and Colonies Bill debated amid transfers to Monday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Shaftesbury
Commons
G. Clerk
Exchequer Bills
Consolidated Fund
Canada Loan
Lunatic Asylum
Ireland
Court of Chancery Offices
House of Commons
House
Newfoundland
B. Wane
P. Howann
Lord Asniry
Fornes
Lord Pansreston
House of Lords
Lord Ashley
Lord Asuley
Cuarnes Bercer
Baronet
Rupert Peel
Boroughs
Coroners
Warwick and
Lancaster
J. Graham
Jervis
Gicx
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Lord Palmerston
Hue
Y. Smrru
R. Prer
Yorar
Phurinee
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United Kingdom
Bank of England
Wales
Scotland
Bank of Ireland
Victoria
Ccc
Steve Ceee
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John Thornton
Tus Manxufacturine
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