SisteRZ and Politics in Free Trader Letter
A long, polemical letter in the Free Trader argues against the New Poor Law and its Bolton findings. It critiques Mott’s method, cites census data, and claims relief systems fail workers due to misapplied doctrine, urging a return to older safety valves and linking poverty to wages and food price policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Board
J- Muti
Charles A
Mott
Bowring
Bolton
Bolton Union
Olse
Ives
Hostilly
Ladwicks
Bie
Charles
Perlavecken
Court and Fashion as Royal Family Moves in Windsor
The Queen and Prince Albert travel to Windsor by royal carriage and escort, with the infant prince and princess aboard. A later report notes the Prince of Wales title and naming as Albert Edward, while detailing other royal movements, appointments, and the Countess of Durham's death and legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Windsor Castle
Arbuthnot
Edward Bowater
Princess Royal
Countess of Gainsborough
Caroline Cocks
Miss Cavendish
Baroness Lebren
Viscount Hawarden
J. R.ormsby Gore
Prince
George Lennox
Buckingham Palace
Marble Arch
Royal Horse-Guards
Staines
Egham
Enpieefield-green
Windsor
Her
Earl of Warwick
Sarah Mary Cavendish
W. Lumley
Col
KE. Bowater
Duchess of Kent
Fanny Howard
Prince of Wates
Whitehall
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Duke of Saxony
Duke of Cornwall and Rothsay
Earl of
Scotland
Prince of Wales
Chester
Albert Edward
Duke of
Saxe-Coburg
Brighton Gazettr
Potts
Miss Liddell
Durham Advertiser
Earl of Westmorland
Brighton Azelle
Countess of
Dunnam
Genoa
Durham
Mary
Alice Larbton
Nice
Continent
Mary Lambton
Gréy
Lambton
Earl of Durham
Earl
Countess Grey
Howick
Georgiana Grey
Colonel Grey
Howick Hall
Northumberland
Louisa Elizabeth
Countess of Durham
Viscount Howick
M.P
Elizabeth Bultee
Caroline Barrington
Col. Grey
Grey
R.N
Mary Wood
F. W. Grey
John George Lambton
Cowes
George Frederick, Earl of Durham
Mary Louisa
Emily Augusta
Alice Anne Caroline
Where is He Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington
A Mourning Chronicle remark questions the Duke of Wellington’s loyalty, claiming he is not in the political service of the Queen or the people. It asserts he serves Sir Robert Peel as a cabinet minister, implying he operates within political obligations regardless of royal or public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Wellington
Bezonian
Sir Robert Peel
Pisaster
the Dodger
Hair Cutting Master of Croydon Workhouse Convicted
Saturday hearing of the information against the Croydon workhouse master examined witnesses about cutting a pauper's hair against his will. The bench convicted him of the offence and fined £5 with costs or one month in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croydon
D. R. Warrington
J. Reid
J. Currie
E.R. Adams
S. Lucas
Board of Guardians
Croydon Union Workhouse
John Clark
Andrews
J. Drummond
Mr. Andrews
Richard Smith
Clark
Mr. Drummond
Mr. Currie
Mr. Adams
William Truncheon
Mendicants
Smith
Adams
Currie
Drummond
Blake
Poor Law Commissioners
Ele
Bottomley
The
Union
T. Weall
Owens
A. W Byles
Howl
Buenos Ayres Murron Imported Mutton Controversy
Manchester Times reports John Brooks, Esq., sent specimens of Buenos Ayres mutton offering two pence a pound, but importation is prohibited. The meat is described as well dried with a flavor like Dumfries and Moffat mutton, usually sold at 8d or 9d. per pound, and in demand in the north at breakfast. Salted beef might be imported at two pence per pound but for the landowners' tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mott
Belton
Ares
Willow
Alark Lane
Spoen Ney
Mitt
Racrefore
Wien
Buenos Arges
John Brooks
Buenos Ayres
Dumfries and Moffat
Manchester Times
Anti Corn Law Movements Roar Across Metropolis and Boroughs
A crowded series of meetings reports calls for repeal of corn laws and free trade. Activists in London districts including Finsbury South Place and Liverpool outline aims to abolish monopolies, form anti corn law associations, and urge Parliament to act amid distress from bread prices. Speakers cite Peel government policies, chartist tensions, and petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finsbury Chapel
Southplaice
Finsbury Square
Hill
Cheirs
Preston
Sidney Hawes
Booth
Friends of Free Trade
Thomas Thornely
Liverpool
Liverpool Times
Megrrine
Southwark
Alderman Humphery
M.P
Alderman Wood
Messrs
B. Wood
Ireland
Spurr
Vauxhatt
Lambeth
Sidney Smith
Marylebone
Duffield
Settle
Thomson
D. Calvert
James Hamerton
Bolton
Bury Rochdale
Heme Laempstead
Hear- Fordshire
Red Lion Inn
Hemelhempstead
Field
Robert Peel
Hertford
St., Albans
Watford
Berkhampstead
Hitchin
Royston
Bishop’s Stortford
Ware
Wilson
Edwarde
Smith
Dexper
Guildhall
Edward Baxter Esq
Manchester
Forfarshire
Dundee
Spitalfields
Crown and Anchor
Bethnal-green
Mile
New-town
Renfrewshire
H. R. Yorke
Grantham-hall
Lincolnshire
York City
Paisley
Yorke
Stobert Peel
Bowring
House of Commons
Baltic
Morning Chronicle
Barouch
Horns Tavern
Kennington
Prince Albert
Duchess of Kent
Prince of Wales
Bedford
Lambe
Vicary
Barker
Ross
Brown
Ryall
Lyon
Lewis
Armstrong
Walton
Gage
Miles
Stevens
Hinde
Parish
Andrew
Horpory
St. Andrew's Court
Cyantist
Martine
Hul
Hull
Jackson
Pack
Commons House of Parliament
Aly
Burn
Cna St
Ufran
Norther Star
Apprentices to Insolvents Cancelled After Discharge
Justices in sessions ruled that an insolvent who has been discharged cannot compel his apprentice to finish serving him when he lacks tools and work to teach the trade. The indentures were ordered cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices In Sessions
The Lords and their Powers Privileges in Parliament
A historical overview describes the makeup of the Lords, their origin, and the scope of their powers and privileges. It covers parliamentary structure from 1215 to modern times, the monarch's role, and the legal basis for debates, immunity, and proceedings, including notable cases and procedural norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selden, Blackstone
Blackstone
Betiune Bayley
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