Fallacies of the London and Westminster Review on Canada
A critical pamphlet attacks the London and Westminster Review for its Canada stance. It defends public opinion as final arbiter, questions the reviewer’s radical see-saw remedy, and argues for steady opposition before radical reform. The piece criticizes Canada as a divisive issue harming the liberal party.
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Robert Peel
House of Commons
Canada
Liberal Party
Radical Party
Melbourne
Discovery of a Child Stolen by a Mendicant at Mile End
An inquest at the Golden Eagle Mile End road examined a mendicant named Elizabeth Allen who died suddenly in the tavern. Witnesses described the deceased as appearing male, with a child of about three, and the coroner noted no rescue attempts were made. The jury found accidental death and suggested the child had been stolen, with Irish witnesses recounting a tale of the suspected kidnapper and the workhouseio.
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Thames
Greenwich
Blackwall
London-bridge
Hammersmith
Thames Is Covered. Loss Or Lick ON the RecEnT’s Canal
Bank of England
South-wharf-road
Paddington
Stirling
Joseph Mason
Regent’s Canal
William Harvey
Praedstreet
Regent's Canal
Maidahill
Harry
Snow
Hungerford
Bridge
Golden Eagle
Mileend Road
Elizabeth Allen
Charles Skeat
The
Tau
Mr. Stanley
John Storey
Osmond
Bartlett
Edward
Bill
White Swan
London
O Connell on Poor Laws And Death Of Sir Ralph Palmer
Mr O Connell publishes his speech on the proposed Poor Law for Ireland highlighting opposition in principle but seeking the best possible measure. Sir Ralph Palmer chief judge at Madras dies suddenly in Surrey at fifty four after a brief illness following a hunting and dinner gathering. A coroner led inquest found heart disease as the cause. Lady Palmer, his wife and eldest Fearon daughter, had a famed act of courage aboard a fire damaged East Indiaman.
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O’cowrnell
O’connell
Ireland
Sir R. Palmer
Willeyhouse
Farnham
Surrey
Ralph Palmer
India
Supreme Court
Madras
Henry Woods
Ralph
Palmer
Bury
Fearon
Kent East Indiaman
Lady Palmer
Colonel Fearon
England
Debates On Slavery Apprenticeship And Canada Bill In Lords And Commons
Lord Broucauem presents a petition with up to 17 000 signatures seeking abolition of the negro apprentice system and harsher action against slave traders. Canada politics dominate the Commons with coercion fears, constitutional rights, and calls to remove ministers amid protests over governance. The Canada bill advances after debate, with Roebuck seeking to be heard at the bar, and the burning of the Caroline prompt inquiry.
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House OF Lords-Imonday
Broucuam
Lord Munro
Lord Broucwa
India
Gievete
Portugal
Renespace
T. Campbell
Nova Scotia
Lord Greneta
Redesdale
House OF Commons
Ballocs
S. Wuantey
Marylebone
Joan Russert
Canada
Lord Jouy Russert
Leaper
Westminster
Southwark
Whitechapel
Kingsland Road
St. John’s Clerkenwell
Colonial Office
G. Sinclair
H. Verney
Huse
House of Assembly
Assembly of Lower Canada
Legislative Council
Papineau
Vattel
Vol. i. Cip
Coventry
Mr. H
Her
Lord Glenelg
Lord Durham
R. Nf
Inglis
Alderman Thompson
Guore
J. Russell
Tamworth
R. Peel
Great Britain
Warburton
HOUSE
Lord Grrnexe
Renespate
Colin Campbell
House OF Bords
MR. Roebuck
Bnouauam
J. A Roebuck
Lord LansDownr
Roebuk
Lord Aberieen
Lord Eluennorover
House of Assemby
Ellenporoven Heggen
Marquis of Lansnowas
Canada Bill Debate Brings Lord Aberdeen and Ministers Under Fire
House debates the second reading of the Canada regulation bill. Lord Aberdeen and peers clash over colonial governance and imperial powers while Sir Francis Head and Navy Island issues draw sharp criticism. A related Commons session covers Caroline affairs and US relations with Mr Fox updates.
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F. Fday
Canada
Gunelg
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Brousaam
Sir Francis
Isco
Offic P. Head
F. Head
Melbgurne
Duke of Whimeron
Earl of Aberden
Durbar
Lord Wharncliffe
Lord Grenete
Hsovshs
Commons
Sir Ronent Ix G
PaAum Enston
Lees
Colonial Office
Fox
Francis Head
Navy Island
United States
Forsyth
Additon
Congress
Askinn Congress
House
John Russenr
Francs B. Head
Tere
John Calburne
J. Colhorne
Sheriffs’ Court
Scotland
Asyccale
J. Russeun
Hume
Hawes
R. H. Inglis
J. Russenx
Chang
R.H. Inglis
Fish Municipal Corporation
J. Russell
Rt. H. Inglis
Straw
Humes
Select Committee
Young
Mr. G
New York Certified Checks Rise as De Facto Currency
A report notes the spread of certified checks in New York as a substitute for bank notes, with daily bank transactions amounting to three to four million dollars. The practice grows while banks trim note issues, prompting concerns over liquidity and the future of currency. The piece also includes a fashion section previewing February styles and London fashion trends.
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New York
City of
United States
George de Pigeon
London
Pocket Magazine
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Lord Melbourne
Roebuck
Robert Inglis
Sibthorpe
Borthwick
Leader
Poperly
Mr. Grote
William Molesworth
Weekly Chronicle
Lord Grey
Lord Mulgrave
Duke of Wellington
John Russell
Bator
IreLaNnn
Caixava
Imperial Parliament
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