Treachery in the camp and the anarchists at a discount
A London reform debate critiques Feargus O Connor Stephen s and Bronte rre on the anarchist faction as the London democracy clashes with mid dle class interests. The piece cites Harney and Bronterre and questions the use of force in politics while defending prudent reform and law.
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National Confederation
London
Birmingham
Scotland
Feargus O'Connor
Stephens
Bronterre
Brewster
Paisley
Sharman Crawford
Renfrewshire
O’connor
O’connell
O'Connell
Jesus Christ
London Democratic Association
George Julian Harney
Edinburgh
England
Feargus O’connor
J. R. Stephens
Richard Oastler
Green Dragon
Fore-street
Lovett
Hetherington
Place
Norwich
Amiles
Julian Harney
Robespierre
Northern Union
Byron
Feargus O’conner
Bury
Wakefield
Home Office
Duchess Alexander of Wirtemberg reported ill in Genoa and Pisa visits
Distressing Paris reports say the Duchess Alexander of Wirtemberg was unwell after arriving in Genoa and the couple then moved to Pisa. The Duke de Nemours hurried to join his sister and a rumor of her death was denied. A separate court note recounts a school bill dispute involving a barrister.
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Paris
Alexander of
Wirtemberg
Genoa
Pisa
Tuileries
Duke de Nemours
Nouvelliste
Sheriff’s Court
Egan
Cousel
Aumack’s
Beaumonde
Almack’s
Waterloo-place
Westminster Reform Society address to Earl of Durham 1838
Deputation from the Westminster Reform Society presents an address to Lord Durham. The text outlines aims including householder suffrage, triennial parliaments, ballot voting, and reforms to taxes, municipal corporations, and education funding, with rules for society governance.
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Westminster
Strand
Westminster Reform Society
Association
London
Ireland
Thomas Prout
the Earl of Durham
LORD DURHAM'S ANSWER
A historical letter from Cleveland dated December 18 1838 expresses appreciation for Westminster Reform Society principles while urging reformers to reject violence and false theories. It distinguishes honest reformers from pernicious actors and requests no alliance with dangerous counsels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland-row
Westminster Reform Society
Dornan
Durham Replies to Hull Dinner Invitation
Lord Durham thanks the Hull council for the public dinner invitation and says he would be glad to attend. He notes his esteem for the official connection and his desire to render service, replying from Plymouth on December 12, 1838.
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Hull
Rockingham
Lord Durham
Plymouth
Durham
Cleveland-row
Hell
President Letter Invites Durham to Extend Visit in Washington
The President writes to Lord Durham from Washington on October 26 inviting an extended visit during his return to England. He notes friendly citizen sentiments toward Durham and his country and aims to show personal sincerity in shared goodwill.
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Washington
United States
England
Tam
MM. van Bugen
Earl of Durham
Resignations, Zoo Visitors, and Paris Royal Ceremony
Reports recount Lady Durham’s spontaneous resignation and a sharp Queen response. The Newcastle Journal notes Russian officials inspecting ships for transport service in London. A Glasgow Herald tale describes Master Jack the elephant’s temperance-friendly road travels and pubs. Paris coverage details the Palais Bourbon opening scene, royal procession, Thiers and other officials present, and King Louis Philippe delivering a political speech.
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Lady Durham
Morning Post
Benkhausen
London
Department of Naval Architecture
St. Petersburgh
Newcastle Journal
Strance
Jack
Royal Circus
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Dydesdale Inn
Saltmarket
M‘laren
Market Inn
Liverpool
Glasgow Herald
Queen Elizabeth
Lord Burleigh
Cecil
Nautica
Glascock
Paris
Palais Bourbon
Tuileries
Parliamentary Tribune
Fauteuil
Council of State
Institute
Messers
Vivien
Persil
Larabit
Garnier-Pages
Odilon Barot
Thiers
Duvergier de Hauranne
Berryer
Carmenin
Hotel Des Invalides
Count Mele
France
Duke of Orleans
Duke d’Aumale
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Wes
Poel
Nhl
Iveluiou
Canada
Wade
Radical Party
Dorrhas
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Mr, Prout
City and Liberty of
T, Prout
Chamber of Peers
Chamber of Deputies
Belgium
Holland
Europe
Italy
Holy See
Ancona
Spain
Mexico
Argentine
Vera Cruz
Africa
Constantina
Algiers
Count de Paria
M. Barthe
Count Montaliver
Interior
Netherlands
M. van Praet
Lord Melbourne
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