Dirty Weather and Repeal Critique of Peel Government
A fierce political essay letters Sir Robert Peel, likening his leadership to navigating dirty weather. It rails at Ireland, Wales, Free Trade, and urban unrest, warning of imminent danger and urging wakeful action by the Prime Minister and his ministers. The piece mocks party divides, cites public opinion, and calls for accountability ahead of August claim deadlines.
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Robert Peel
Jason
Pitera
England
Ireland
Wales
Whitey Brown 7
Thames
Chelsea-reach
Court and Royal Visit at Deptford Dockyard and Stowe
A royal progress features Queen Victoria and Prince Albert touring the royal yacht at Deptford amid guard and crowd, with an accident to a horseman. Reports also cover Hanover and Gloucester royal visits to Stowe, Westminster building tours, and a London to Scotland travel note.
Repeal agitation shown in Irish meetings and letters
An adjourned Repeal Association meeting reads a Paris deputy Ledru Rollin letter amid O Connell remarks on Tory neglect of Irish questions. O Connell describes a London and New York press clash, denounces Savory and James Gordon Bennett, and outlines repeal rent and next demonstrations with Mountmellick Maryborough plans.
Father Mathew's Temperance Mission Demonstration
The Rev Theobald Mathew led large temperance pledges at the new Roman Catholic burial ground in Commercial-road with crowds estimated around 6 000 on Sunday and over 60 000 spectators across the day. The event featured many temperance societies, friends of the Quaker and Protestant groups, and notable attendees including Earl Stanhope and Mr Cash. A violent incident occurred when a man alleged to be a distiller’s ally attempted to pass and was restrained. about 5 000 pledged that day and more on following days, with continued addresses by clergy and public figures. The coverage notes similar proceedings on Monday and Tuesday with thousands taking the pledge and a mix of church figures praising abstinence.
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Rebecca
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Durance Vile
Pamfald-gate
Gower Taybach
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Rebeceaites
Sraixr
CorPes
Morriston
Vivien
M.P
Benson
Grove
Hafod
Vivian
Tan Watsu Diessxtens Sno Renecca
Y’diwygiwr
the Reformer
Carmarthenshire
Buckingham Palace
Theobald Mathew
Commercial-reed
Apostle of Temperance
Father Mathew
Apwiras
Society of Friends
Farher Maruzn
Kexxrxoron-common
Charles Orme
Blackfriars Road
Mr. Orme
Thomas Finn
Hooper
Trotter
Southwark Bridge
Kennington Common
Father
Earl Stanbops
W. Cash
Jabez Burns
Green
Lion Street
New Kent Road
Moore
Dooley
Guy's Hospital
Stanhupa
M. Miles
P. H. Howard
Russell
Bishopsgate
Father Athen
Monckton Milnes
Howard
Mr. Cash
Protestant Temperance Association
London
Ireland
Liverpool
Mathew
Clements
Ramsgate
Gre
Chuat
Mr.Fahey
Galway
Espartero Escapes to Cadiz Then Lisbon in Malabar Passage
Paris and Madrid reports outline Espartero's escape from Seville after clashes with Concha. The regent boarded the British ship Malabar at Cadiz and sailed to Lisbon, while generals and officers faced capture. Contending factions debate Cortes assembly and central juntas as Spain eyes October elections.
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Luchana
Osorio
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Madrid
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Castellano
Seoane
France
Narvaez
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Malaga
Velencia
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