Controversy over arming citizens and press response in 19th century era
A historical piece debates whether arming the public is lawful or protective versus escalating violence. It cites a Berlin report on John Prince Smith and free trade ideas, notes plans for a mercantile college in London, and records Irish railway loan proposals to ease famine via government aid. It also critiques advertising wealth, highlighting Holloway’s global marketing reach and warnings against easy-money schemes.
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R. Peel
Augsburg
Berlin
John Prince Smith
Elbing
P. Smith
Thas
Zollverein
Prince Smith
Collecs
London
Ireland
Downingatreet
George Moffatt
Alderman Joseph Boyce
Midland Great Western and Royal Canal Company
Messrs
James Peony
Joseph Kinneard
Dublin and Kingston
George Tyrrell
Londonderry and Enniskillen
Beory Currie
H. Hemmings
B. Layard
William Frith
Alderman Boyce
Dublin
Joan
Kinneard
Holloway
India
Hong Kong
Canton
Philippine Islands
Singapore
Bydsey
Hobart Town
Launceston
Adelaide
Port Philip
British Empire
Valparaiso
Sims
Callao
Pacific
Africa
Gambie
Sierra Leone
Cape of
Berthey Ie
Gerwee
Teaoe
Napoleon
Shaw
Amir Ani Roin
Edinburgh Review
Hora Re
Peates Ees
Posser Uy
Leon
Gely
Pictorial Times
Ward election turmoil in London city government
On St Thomas's Day the City of London held ward by ward elections for Common Councilmen amid a dispute with the Court of Aldermen over the Freemen's Qualification Bill. Aldersgate and other wards saw debates on municipal reform, pensions, and control of city revenues, with numerous re-elections and some contested polls.
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St. Thomas's
City of London
Court of Aldermen
Common Council
Aldersgate
Aldersgate Street
Peter Laurie
Beasley
House of Commons
Court of Common Council
Lonton
Lane
Norrin
Aums
Hear
Deputy Larkin
J. T. Norris
J. Woods
S. Maw
E. Godney
G. Stacy
S. Sharwood
H. de Jersey
Alpgste
Alderman Humphrey
Deputy Luke
Fisher
Massey
Whiteside
Salter
Ternao
Clifton
Freeman
BrawerscaTe
Alderman Copeland
Deputy Peacock
Deputy Stevens
Bennett
Pelcher
Patten
Carr
Jones
Thomas
Johnson
Hall
Ashby
Tozer
Sharland
Messrs
Owden
Tage
Gilpin
Warémote
Jslue
Stevene
Peacock
Pilcher
Nicholas Maugham
James Pellit Snell
Poland
Chapman Marshell
Pewtress
Nott
Hill
Cope
Low
Chadwick
Watham
Mathews
Caxd Lewick
T. H. Hall
J. Davin
Me. R. Johneun
G. Bracker
J. Phillips
J. Perkins
Cosruith
John Pirie
Harrison
John Carter
R. Rendall
J. Waterlow
R. Dever
J. Hunter
Carppugnate Witsix
Alderman Chellis
Deputy Smith
Brase
Hoole
Cath
Lart
Bennock
Brown
Barnard
Wilson
Dewar
Banda
Donnary
John Johnson
Deputy Brown
Prior
White
Cousins
Kebble
Harker
Lime
Alderman Farebrother
Daniel Cork
Thomas Budge Simpson
Thomas Symonds
Wiliam Tanner
Pew
Deputy Mitchell
Corse
QuizxnitHe
Alderman Hooper
Deputy Goss
Curtis
Acocks
Syken
Tyler
Rathbone
Towxk
Alderman Lucas
Finnis
Briggs
Selson
Redhead
Young
Aitchivon
Turnbull
Capel
Vintay
Sir W. Magney
Hegre
Welsh
Blates
Meade, White, King
Spraigoe
Leppard
Maraden
WaLprook
Alderman Gilbs
Deputy Watkins
Ford Hale
D. W. Wire
E. Conder
W. Row
Election results by wards with names and vote counts
Contested elections listed for Basarsaaw Wanp to Portsoxxen Warp with vote tallies. Names include Bretton Lister Wilson James Clark Williams Phillips Roberta Bawer Carling Barner Knill Old Gibbs Piper Callaston Japp Gaderden Baker Marriott War ton Centerton White Corpwarner Muddell Joyce Croucher Lott Joliffe Joseph Gil bert Read King etc. Final note mentions a shipyard office reform and a fraud in the revenue revealed after years.
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Barner
Knill
Old
Gibbs
Piper
Callaston
BisHorscaTe Wanp
Peacock
Owden
Steens
Carr
Johnson
Ashby
Hall
Bennett
Jones
Pilch
Brown
Dewar
Bix
Farpixanox Winnoor
Williams
Bedford
Anderton
Buckmaster
Taylor
Burn
Barnard
Isherwood
Obbard
Edkina
Lias
Lynch
Prendergast
Turner
Harding
Walter
Hudgeon
Carpenter
Unwin
Dixon
Snelling
Frodsham
Howard
Shaw
Gibson
Gude
Miller
Sun
Brooke
Alecree
Portsoxxen
Wright
Parkers
Christie
Killby
Jsuteum
Hayward
Thomson
Danford
Vile
Murder suicide case in Lambeth Hannah Reed and her infant
In Lambeth on Monday and Tuesday a coroner's inquest investigated the discovery of a drowned woman and her 11 month old son near Waterloo Road. The bodies showed no external violence. a lay cord bound the pair together. Hannah Reed, 32, and her child William Reed were identified after police traced her past, including a distress letter to her brother. The jury found Reed wilfully murdered her child and then destroyed her own life, declaring her insane at the time.
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Waterloo Road
Waterloo Dock
Weet
Crosa Street
Anderson
St. John’s Church
Weterloo Road
Moulder
Carter
Belvedere
Lambeth
Adelaide
Lacbeth
Bannah Reid
William Reid
W. Carter
Surrey
Waterloo
Hannah Reed
William Reed
Richard Pierse
Thomas Martin
Vida
Frederick Anderson
Ann Anderson
Ann Jones
New Street
Webber Street
St. Dunstan's
Wilderness Lane
Witneas
James
Ife
Ana
Walcome
Tuon
Ann
Agart
Duvar
Mary Smith
Esme
Ufe
Illness of King and European tensions amid market shifts
Paris reports on the King’s illness fueling unsettled funds as Paris journals discuss Russia Austria and Belgium in light of the 1815 treaty breaches. German correspondents note potential spoliation of the Netherlands by Belgium's separation and debates over Poland. Cobden’s Spain trip is noted as markets quote three and five percent bonds and railway shares. An emperor accident at Kowin delays Warsaw visit. Vienna archbishop narrowly escapes assassination. Irish distress prompts Friends Society inquiry.
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Paris
Bourne
Paria
Treasury
Germany
Jourisls
Anatria
Russia
Netherlands
Belgium
Poland
Gazette du Languedoc
Garonne
Perpignan
Spain
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Troyes
Montereau
Basle
Dieppe
Strasburg
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
Celle
Ditto
Pas- Blveb
Council of Ministers
M. Mon
Casa Irujo
Castro Y Orazco
Donosy Cortes
Bravo Murillo
London
Cracow
Kow
St. Petersburgh
Warsaw
Count Orloff
Kiew
Viewhna
Vienna
M. de Milde
Jesus Christ
Vienne
M. Milde
Society of Farends
Mayo
Dublin
Foster
William Todhunter
Society of Friends
Sligo
Castlebar
Connemara
Riant Hox
Thomas Guenvinne
George Neville Grenville
Windsor
Grenville
Execrox of
Brecagas
InnEm Temple
T. Wilde
Howard
Sergeant Talfourd
Merrivale
Bellobera
F. Thesiger
Exranonpimany Supe&stition and
Surdog
King and Queen Public House
High Street
Newington
Carter
Coranera
Surrey
John Gruff
Hhis
Ruff
Cross-street
Sidirs
Brookes
The Ecuador Expedition In Custody For Foreign Enlistment Act
Captain Adderley Willcocks Sleigh was brought before Thames police court on a charge under the Foreign Enlistment Act for hiring English recruits to serve in General Flores in Ecuador. Witnesses described recruitment at the Angel public-house in Rotherhithe, promises of pay and land, and plans to sail aboard the Glenelg, Neptune, and Monarch with Sleigh in command. Bail was set at £200 with two sureties. Sleigh remained defiant, claiming no misconduct and vowing to defend foreign ventures if required.
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Adderley Willcocks Hose
Neptune
Monarch
Spain
Portugal
Potbary
John Brown
Henry Ledger Windeback
George Wrexham
Florea
Adderlay Willcocks
Potbury
Witheasea
Her Majesty
Crown-street
Westminster
Windebank
Sleigh
Raias
Ecuador
Captain Sleigh
The
Angel
Rotherhithe
Witness
South America
Captain Steigh
Coranna
Arma
Yardley
Charity
Glenelg
J Army
Mr. Yardley
Thomas Rilings
Her
Wood's Buildings
Chelsea
Anglo Spanish Legion
Jolly Brewers
Crown Street
Wood
Forsayth
Somerset-Street
Portman-equare
Steigh
Anglo- Spanish Legion
General Flores
Don Rothes
Rothery
Chelaea
Royal Artillery
Flores
Flores’ Expedition When Mr. Yardley
Central Criminal Court
Salisbury Street
J. Capper
Strand
H. Robertson
Orwn Villas
Camdenhill
Kensington
Yardiey
Solicitors of Customs
Agin
Murraty
Mr. Shaw
Formuste Tom
George Wernham
Shawcross
Wernham
Tis
Putbury
Ippronguet
Europe
Shaw
Air. Windebank
Mr. Windebank
Aszious
William West
Bridge Road
Battersea
Mureone
William Perry
D'Oyley Street
Alan
Asatoldier Tought
Mrr
England
Queen's Bench
Court of Queen’s Bench
Court of Queen's Bench
Roche
Waa
Isat Roche
Major Winford
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O'Brien
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