Corron Twist attacks Peel and argues for Reform
The letter criticizes Sir Robert Peel and the Peel administration, accusing them of evasive Reform Retrenchment and Peace. It cites wage declines, rising rents, and the impact of the corn laws on workers, urging retrenchment of royal expenditures and tax reform, with a strong focus on the landlord tax and wheat prices.
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Duke
Yurself
Earl Grey
Peel
Buckingham
Dawson
Robert Peel
France
New York
Odessa
Somerset
Daddy Rat
Tolbooth
Court and fashion in Windsor notes and royal moves
A Windsor report covers the Queen and Prince Albert's morning walk and royal inspection at the castle riding school, plus plans for the Prince of Wales christening on January 26. It notes the proposed creation of Prince Albert as King Consort, Dowager Queen donations, a noble wedding, cabinet councils, and the death of the Earl of Burghersh and Mr. Linceant Arbix with details of their titles and families.
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Cory
Prince
Wales
Victoria
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Duke of
Saxony
Cornwi and
Rothsay
Derrick
Renfrew
the Isles
Scotland
Prince of Wales
Earl of
Chester
United Kingdom of
Great Britain
Ireland
Great Britain and Ireland
Principality of Wales
Earldom of
Westminster
Windsor
Prince Albert
Oxford
Cambridge
Church of Scotland
Caledonian Mercury
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Duchess of Kent
Arbuthnot
Edward Bowater
Duke of Portland
SE Quieres
Marquis of Salisbury
Beresford
Edward Everett
United States
Europe
Portugal
Dublin Evening Mail
Malta
Cambridge Chronicle
St. George’s Church
Hanover Square
Arthur Brinsley Brooke
Fertanagh
Henrietta Anson
George Anson
G.C.B
Henry Anson
Chalfont-park
John Hibbert
Foreign Office
Robert Pet
Duke of Wellington
Lord Wharncliffe
Duke of Buckingham
Earl of Aberdeen
Lord Stanley
James Graham
Exchequer
Earl of Haddington
Lord Fitzgerald
Earl of Ripon
Henry Hardinge
Edward Knatchbull
Deary
Eart
Westore Land
Brighton
Burghersh
Sarah Anne
Robert Child
Catesby Park
Middlesex
John Lord Burghersh
Priscilla Anne
William Wellesley Pole
Maryborough
Sarah Sophia
George
Jersey
Augusta
Lord Barrington
Earl of Morley
Arthur Paget
Maria
John William Viscount Duncannon
Earl
Jane
Richard H. Saunders
Henry Sutton
Montague Villiers
Cecily Jane Georgiana
Northampton
Linceant Arabix
High Beech
Udges
Central Criminal Court
Sivecae
Eppizig
Baptism of the Prince of Wales at Windsor
The baptism of the Prince of Wales is set for February at St George's Chapel Windsor with sponsors including the King of Prussia and the Duke of Cambridge. Windsor preparations involve a covered procession route, a grand banquet, and extensive palace arrangements supervised by Mr Saunders. Concerns are raised over omitting the Duke of Sussex and funding the ceremony. The Earl of Pembroke donated £100 to the Salisbury christening fund.
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St. George’s Chapel
Windsor
Empire
Prussia
Duke of
Cambridge
Ferdinand
Saxe Coburg
Prince Albert
Duchess of
England
Europe
Zillerthals
Jerusalem
Waterloo
Royal
Mr. Saunders
Reid
House of Commons
Earl of Delaware
Knights of the Garter
St. George’s Hall
Order of the Garter
Frogmore Lodge
Castlehill
Millman
Saunders
Duke of Sussex
Morning Chronicle
Earl of Pembroke
Salisbury
The Boy Jones Returns from Voyage to the Brazils
The boy Jones, famed for Buckingham Palace exploits, may have sailed to the Brazils on a ship arranged by the early government. His father in Liverpool says the lad has written from the voyage claiming ill treatment and requesting funds to obtain a London position.
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Buckingham Palace
Liverpool
James
Bell
York’street
Westminster
Brazils
Dnd
London
Funeral of Dr Birkbeck founder and president of Mechanics Institute
The funeral of Dr. Birkbeck, founder and president of the London Mechanics Institution, drew hundreds from the scientific and literary communities. Mourners, including Lord Brougham and Basil Montague, followed a long procession from Finsbury Square to Kensall Green cemetery. The ceremony featured the simple burial service, notes from Birkbeck’s secretary, and reflections on his life and the growth of Mechanics' Institutions.
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Kensall-green
London Mechanics’ Institution
Finsbury-square
M‘farlane
Finsbury‘square
Dev
Mechanics’ Institution
A. M. Binpeckk
Grovcrk Braxseck
Finsbury Square
Lord Brougham
Clutterbuck
Conquest
Aston Key
Bevan
Babington
L. Murray
Saner
Page
London Mechanics’ Institute
Aldersgate
Messrs. W. and
Geo. Birkbeck
Foster
Lloyd
Lord Nugent
Basil Montague
Thomas Birkbeck
Dr. Clutterbuck
Southwood Smith
John Hemming
Richard Taylor
T. Hodgskin
Thos, Coates
A. Galloway
Jun
R. M.william
James F. Blake
George Stacey
Mr. Horner
H. Lloyd
J. Foster
Bloom
Morris
Reynolds
Wood
Gowland
Dakin
Reader
Johnston
Wheen
Metropolis
Worth
Dr. Birkbeck
London Mechanics’ Register
J. F. Blake
London
Melancholy Death of Philip Courtenay in Liverpool
A Liverpool inquest reports the death of barrister Philip Courtenay at the Adelphi hotel after taking medicines, including morphine solutions, in what is described as a fatal overdose. Witnesses note his long habit of self medicating with opium preparations and prior distress from family affairs. The jury returns a verdict of death by intention to take overdose of medicine.
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Adelphi
Courtenay
Bridgewater
Ireland
London
Rawle
Church-street
Messrs. Butler and Colquhoun
Castle-street
Tuer
Sarah Harris
Sinclair
H. Lawrence
Philip Courtenay
Queen's Counsel
Alexander Stokes
Lewis
Rushton
Liverpool
Bell
Miloe
Armstrong
Henry Lawrence
Robert Bayles Armstrong
Manchester
Mr. Courtenay
R. Bell
Dr. Billings
Philip
Mr. Stokes
Inquest Rules Out Intent in Vauxhall Boy’s Fall
Mr Higgs held an inquest at St George's hospital on John Smith aged fourteen of Mann's Cottages Vauxhall. Evidence showed he fell forty feet from scaffolding while on an errand for his father at a building in Gillingham Street. He died next day. Verdict: accidental death.
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Higgs
St. George's Hospital
John’ Smith
Mann’s Cottages
Vauxhall
Gillingham-street
Anatomy of the peers by scalpel
A detailed catalog of British and Irish nobility focusing on the Hamilton Abercorn line, Abercromby and Aberdeens, listing titles, succession dates, residences, patronages, and political reputations. It notes three peerages held by one lord, family ties to powerful houses, and pensions or offices, with biographical sketches of the peers and their influence or lack thereof.
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James Hamilton
Abercorn
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Scotland
Earl Abercorn
Paisley
Hamilton
Mountcastle
Kilpatrick
Strabane
Viscount Hamilton
Leicester
Baronet
United Kingdom
The
Blues
Red
69Th Regiment
Dungannon Fort
Foot Regiment
Louisa Jane Russell
Duke of Bedford
Matto
Carpenter
Dudley-house
Park Lane
Priory Stanmore
Middlesex
Baron’s Court
New Town
Stewart
Tyrone
Ireland
Ardverkie
Laggan
Abercromby
George Abercromby
Ralph Abercromby
Baroness Abercromby
Aboukir
Tallibody
Ralph
James Abercromby
House of Commons
Viscount Melville
Fox Maule
Lord Dunfermline
Lord Redesdale
Lord Alvenley
Montagre Dundas
Peary Viscount Melville
George Ralph
Limners Hotel
George-street
Hanover-smare
Ayrshire-castle
Stirlingshire
Absedeen
Earl of
George Hamilton Gordon
Dukes
Aberdeen
Dukes of Gordon
Elizabeth Gordon
John Gordon
Haddo
Charles the First
Tidinbergh
Hish
Haiddo
Mrhiey
Tarves
Keloe
Fermantine
Viscount Gordon
Dees
Antiquarian Society of London
King’s College
Her Majesty
Barbadoes
Navy
Army
Sophia
Fuly
Catherine
Elizabeth Elder
John James Firat
Cbervorts
Fury
Harrist
Luke
Marquis of Avercorn
Earl Morton
Iadde
Viscountess
R. Gordon
Portugal
Don Miguel
House of Lords
Holland
Peel
Wellington
Argyll Street
Haddo-house
Aberdeenshire
Abergavenny
Henry Neville
William Beauchamp
Earl of Warwick
Edward Neville
Bergavenny
Ing
George
Viscount Neville
Henry
Harwich
Tunbridge
Annepon
Earl
Montagu Bertie
Abingdon
Norreys
Lancashire
Speke
Henry the
Henry Norris
Elizabeth
Baron Norris
Rycote
Oxfordshire
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Berkshire
Dorset
Lindsey
Earl Lindsey
James Bertie
Leutenant
Custes Rotulorum
Avingdon
Aust
Thomas Gage
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