Unclear Conference Ends Amid Ample Applause and Thanks
An address closes amid enthusiasm as ministers and attendees depart Manchester. The scene features fervent prayers against the corn laws and a hope for deliverance from evil. A chairman signals the dissolution. votes of thanks are extended to organizers and speakers.
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Jrusah
Seallende
George Foempeem
Hiad
Manchester
Census disturbances in France provoke rioting and police seizures
France faces continuous census turmoil with Lille Cahors and Toulouse scenes of rioting. Doors shut under guard, troops and gendarmes escort officers as crowds hurl stones. Municipal councils resist census roles while Paris and other cities debate method and control amid official denials and counterclaims.
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Lille
Owe Auldiery
Toulouse
Cahors
Legitin's
Aubenar
Priyas
Ardéche
Libourne
Moniteur
Niert
Trench
Paris
Rouen
Temps
Moniteur Universal
le Temps
Baron Pasquier
Afoni
Sqaires
Toulon
Dardanelles
Courrier Francais
Spain
Baltic
St. Petersburgh
Compéigne
Algeria
Bugeaud
Sud
Marseille
Oran
Constitutionnel
Abd-el-Kader
Biskarah
Tobes
Tekedempt
M.humann
Central Reform and Registration Association Formed
A meeting at Parliament Street established a Central Reform and Registration Association to coordinate local reform groups across England. Edward Clarkson chaired, with aims including ballot voting, short parliaments, extended suffrage, church-rate abolition, repeal of the corn laws, tariff reform, and broader enfranchisement. Local bodies pledged cooperation and a working committee was appointed.
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Parliament-street
Reform and Registration Society of England
Edward Clarkson
Hear
Marratt
House of Commons
Matthews
Marylebone
Warren-street
Wakley
Regent’s Canal
St. Pancras
Borovuca
Manylesoxr
Benjamin Hall
Charles Napier
Mechanics’ Institute
Williams
Oxford Street
Major Revell
Savage
TrimMor
Lapy
Suyoipk
Black- Friars-Bridge
Blackfriars-bridge
Surrey
Birmingham Post Office Letter Theft Case Adjourned
Charles Webb, charged with stealing a letter from the Birmingham post office in 1829 containing notes and bills for £508 8s 0d, was brought for examination. The private hearing was adjourned until Tuesday to hear witnesses from Dover and Calais identify Webb as the man who negotiated the stolen notes, with Webb described as well connected and recently residing in America.
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Birmingham
Uckling
Dover
Calais
Webb
America
Messia
Simcox
Pemberton
Floating breakwater proposal sparks Brighton meeting
A crowded Brighton town hall gathering favored a floating breakwater off Brighton. Mr. Fuller chaired the session as a committee was appointed to pursue the plan and subscribers pledged generous support for the project.
Ireland notes and political shifts in Tyrone and Limerick
The Queen appoints Francis William Earl of Charlemont custos rotulorum for Tyrone in place of the Earl of Belmore. Nixon resigns as high sheriff of Fermanagh after public scrutiny of his conduct and a promised dismissal. Dublin elections hype tests the ballot while Liberal candidates unite. Citizens of Limerick invite Lord Morpeth to dinner and publish an address praising his services to Ireland. RELA and municipal election drives discussed. No troop augmentation alleged by Dublin press. Irish petitions back railway works in Clare Limerick Cork regions.
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Ireland
Francis William Earl of
Hell
Fermanagh
Nixon
Dublin
Dinver
Limerick
Lord Morpeth
Swinburn
William Roach
Ava
Loyal National Repeal Association
Corn Exchange
Robert M‘clellan
O'Connell
Anway
Dublin Evening Post
Clare
Cork
Parishioners vote condolence to Sir David Wilkie
A large meeting in Cults endorses an address to the artist's surviving brother and sister. A fundraising drive, led by the Earl of Leven and Melville, aims to erect a memorial in Cults, with a committee formed to collect subscriptions and assist the project.
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David Wilkie
Cults
Caledonian Mercury
Greenock Quay
Helensburgh
Henderson
Queen
Glasgow Saturday Post
Firth of Forth
Queensferry
Dumbarton
Leith
Alloa
Albert
Stirling
Granton
Kincardine
Scotland
Kirkpattick
Iron Grey
Stewartry
Kirkcudbright
Edinburgh
Arthur's Seat
Scotsman
Approval of the Speaker in the Imperial Parliament
The Lords and Commons conduct the royal approval of Mr Shaw Lefevre as Speaker. Lords present include Lansdowne, Clarendon, and Beaconsfield figures. Lefevre receives Her Majesty's approbation and swearing in proceeds with peers and clergy taking oaths. The process includes abdication of normal business as swearing and adjournment follow.
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House OF Lords
Marquis of Lansdowne
Normanby
Earl of Clarendon
Lord du
House of Commons
Jane
Shay Lefevre
Saan Lezevre
Commons
Pitne
Emma Ge
England
Beaker
Lord Ons
Lord Rollo
Earl of
Thanet
Rochester
Calthorpe
Teynham
Norwich
Lord Browsham
Lord Keane
Earl Fitzwilliam
Vitzgerald
Viscount Lorton
Hastings
Down
House OF Codimons
Frmay
Macaulay
Eere
Accustus Cureroan
House of Peers
Srzaker
Serpeant
Ain
Ley
Lords Monday Session Opens With Oaths and New Peers
The House of Lords met at two and heard oaths of allegiance from peers, with about 190 sworn total after the long week. New peers Coxepeton and Campsett were introduced, taking seats on the bar, as other proceedings and adjournments followed.
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Alentejo
Cacella
Padre-Rego
Cordeiro
Silva
Brito
Sierra
Baizo
Diario de Governe
Commons
Lords
House OF Lords
Bishop of Norwich
Earl of Suarressury
Earl Stanhope
Earl Spencer
Lord Sidmouth
Earl Aberdeen
Earl of Mountcashel
Earl of Harrowby
Duke of Richmond
Lord Montfort
Earl Radnor
Lord Marlborough
Earl of Limerick
Earl Jersey
Lord Ashburton
Marquis of Northampton
Lord Exmouth
Lord Votey
Ea Tankerville
Lord Portman
Duke of
Buccleuch
Archbishop of Canterbury
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Earl of Devon
Duke of Sutherland
Lord Rolle
Marquis of
Augisse
Lord Coxepeton
Hen Parnell
Lethuen
Lord Vivian
Les Campsett
Les Vivian
Lord Campys
Bart
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