Free Trader on Peel Lefevre Speakership Controversy
A polemical piece debating Sir Robert Peel's support for C Shaw Lefevre as Speaker amid party splits. It traces expectations after a strengthened Conservative majority, cites press reactions from The Times and Post, and argues the move signals internal dissension and instability. The author invokes Pericles to warn against pursuing narrow factional gain over public welfare.
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Cotrrox Twist
Rosert Peel
Europe
Windsor
Times
Cotton Twist
Robert Peel
Shaw Lefevre
House of Commons
the Times
Mr. Lefevre
Duke of Wellington
Lefevre
The
Post
Courier
Standard
Mr. Goulburn
Eardley Wilmott
Lenath
Herald
C. Shaw Lefevre
Peel Prliament
Baronet
Judas
Fide
Pittacus
Spears
Mrmory
Goulburn
Coventry
Pericles
Thucyd
London
Court And Fashion At Windsor With Royal Drives
Windsor notes detail Her Majesty and Prince Albert on forenoon walks and a five o clock drive in a pony carriage procession. Princess Royal and other royals appear, with privy council planned and high society dinners announced.
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Windsor
Her Majesty
Prince Albert
Bedford
Mary
Duchess of Artrude Vyner
Marquis of Headford
Olivia Taylor
Caroline Somers Cocks
Sarah Mary Cavendish
Colonel Wylde
Alfred Paget
George Keppel
Vyner
Princess Royal
Windsor Castle
Viscount Melbourne
Downing Street
Duke ‘of Wellington
Robt
Pee
Virginia Wateer
Albert
Jeremie
John Jeremie
Sierra Leone
Woolwich
Widgeon
John Hamilton
Brussels
Lord Bloomfield
G.C.B
G.C.H
Ireland
Romer
Phipps Hornby
C.B
England
Lord Byron
M. van de Weyer
Hornby
Duke of Brabant
Hamilton
Royal Artillery
Hope
Dalton
Heitland
Smithett
Ariel
Ostend
Buckingham Palace
Matthew White Ridley
Miss Parke
J. Parke
Court of
Newcastle Journal
Rumour of Boroughs Changing Hands After Parliament
A belief circulates that these boroughs may shift control after Parliament meets with Sir Richard Bulkeley obtaining a peerage and Mr E J Stanley taking the boroughs. Dame Fanny Parker known as Lady Hyde Parker faced Insolvent Debtors Court action on Friday to gain release but bail was deemed faulty and she returned to prison.
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Turnlintshire
Richard Bulkeley
E. J. Stanley
Fanny Parker
Lady Hyde Parker
Toulouse calm amid arrests as warnings issued by ag
London dispatch notes Toulouse remains tranquil amid warrants against Aspice Utilitaire Emancipation editors. Arrests occurred. proceedings target authors of recent disturbances. Decrees from Maurice Duval demand disarmament of the national guard within six days. census protests in Libourne and threats of mayoral resignation in Toulouse surface amid broader unrest.
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Toulouse
Aspice
Utilitaire
M. Maurice Duval
National Guard of
National Guard
Lejeune
Moisau
Tarn
Garonne
M. Humann
Libourne
Bordeaux
Paris
Madeira
Cortes
Madrid
M. Munoz Bueno
Constitutional
M. Arguelles
Mino
Santa Cruz
Belgrade
Yacoub Pasha
Bulgaria
Naples
Messrs
Rothschild
Mansion House police docket notes of theft and assault
Yesterday's police column reports a boy George Nott charged with stealing gloves from Alfred Hill Old Change and being caught after fleeing. Other cases include William King leading a gang of young thieves, assault on Mary Ann Taylor in Manchester Square, destitution case of Jane Knight in Marlborough Street, Ellenor Milson accused of a silk scarf theft at Hatton Garden, and Robert Wilkinson charged with felonious receiving stolen goods at Worship Street with recovered ribbons and perfumes linked to a Hackney theft.
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Mansion House
Sxor Lirtine
George Nott
Alfred Hill
Mr. Hill
Guildhall
William King
Smithfield
Harriet Chapell
Davis
Plant
Cow-cross
Burgess
Marylebone
George Allen
Mary Ann Taylor
East-street
Manchester-square
Prince Esterhazy
Lemings
House of Correction
Marlborough Street
Jane Knight
Hardwick
Brewer-street
Sarah Smith
Thanet-street
New-road
Witness
Mr. Combe
Worship Street
Robert Wilkinson
Shoreditch
Hilland and Hayward
Dubois
Messrs. Pickford
Clarkson
Holand
Bingham
Goswell-street
Hatter Bradford on trial for wife’s death after beating
At Lambeth Street a tall hatter named William Bradford faced the charge of causing his wife’s death after a night of intoxication and quarrels. Witnesses, including Margaret Miller from the Black Swan, testified Bradford’s hostile talk and violence. A surgeon reported fatal head injuries from blunt force, and Bradford was remanded for further proceedings.
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Lambeth Street
Duatee
William Bradford
Henry
Margaret Miller
Black Swan
Roselane
Spitalfields
Mr. Henry
Witnness
Union-Hall
Elizabeth Hillier
Mary
Ellen
Osborn Street
Tusk
Kelly
Black Horse
High-street
Shadwell
Brushfield
William Smith
Hutcheson
Tower Hamlets
Mr. Brushfield
Mr. Kelly
Stephens
Bonner
Shillibeer
Central Committee Room
Angel
Whitechapel
Thomas
Smith
Gloucester Assizes Major General Cotton Burglary Trial
At Cheltenham the Gloucestershire assizes heard the Cheltenham burglary at the George hotel owned by Samuel Young Griffith. Major General Sir Willoughby Cotton was the principal sufferer. Moses Harwood and James Andrews were tried. Andrews found guilty and Harwood acquitted. Andrews sentenced to fifteen years transportation.
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Gloucester
Cheltenham
George Hotel
Samuel Young Griffith
Willoughby Cotton
K.C.B
K.C.H
Durance Empire
Moses Harwood
James Andrews
Charles Phillips
Greaves
Andrews
Harwood
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