Lord Durham Report and Cabinet Shifts Spark Liberal Tradeoffs
The Quartely Review discusses Lord Durham’s report on British North America, cabinet changes including Lord Normanby and Lord Morpeth, and the push for democratic reforms. It argues the report pressures constitutional change, notes party realignments, and foresees ballot adoption amid tensions over the Corn Laws and representation.
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Lord Parham
Iord
Lord Durham
British America
Great Britain
British North America
Chanicle
Smd
Upper
Lower
Canada
Grote
John Keesell
John Russell
Lord Melbourne
Lord Howick
Poulett Thomson
Lord Normanby
Movement
Lord Morpeth
Morning Chronicle
Treland
Royal order dismisses Persil from Mint presidency in France
The Moniteur reports a royal ordonnance removing M Persil from the Mint presidency in a venging move tied to election activity. The action follows ministerial reshuffles as the coalition faces growing electoral strife and press reports warn ministers may face further resignations.
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Mint
MM. Thiers
Guizot
Paris
Royal Court of
Orleans
M. Thiers
Courrier Francais
Council of Ministers
Department of the Seine
Metropolis Elections and Railway Prospects in Stepney and London
Dr Lushington is reelected without opposition as member for Tower Hamlets at Stepney green, amid cheers and satire. The Great Western Railway reports 264000 passengers and a net £18296 profit, with plans to extend to Windsor Eton Oxford and improve services as phase two progresses. Other items note cabinet changes, appointments, a charity drive, accidents, a new chimpanzee, coroner frauds, a Stabbine case, and local urban improvement committees.
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Admiralty Court
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Hamac
Scatchard
Great Western Railway
Great Western Railway Company
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W. A. Sims
W. A. Sims, Esq
London
Birmingham
Liverpool
Maidenhead
Eton College
Windsor
Egham
Englefield
Oxford
Lord Glenelg
Colonial Office
Marquis of Normandy
Lord Morpeth
Ireland
Lord Stanley
Eal Grey
House of Commons
Hensleigh Wedgwood
D. W. Harvey
John Russell
Victoria
Duckworth
Leicester
Francis Cross
High Court of Chancery
Medicity Society
Co . Banx Or Enaranp Norts
Bank of England
Downing-street
Mary Brown
Great St. Andrew-street
Seven-dials
Charing- Cross Hospital
Zoological Society
Regent’s Park
Africa
Asia
Burdett
Rotterdam
South Australia
Parr
Albion-place
Newington
Scotland
Stabbine
Justice Vaughan
House of Correction
Syrep
Popries
White Hart
Kennington
Blake
T Division
Philpot
Star-street
Metropo Ts
Matthew Wood
Exchequer
Robert Peel
Viscount Lowther
Herries
Admiral Codrington
Robert Harry Inglis
Shaw Lefevre
Clay
George Palmer
de Lacy
Remarkable Inland News From Lincoln Inn and Other Incidents
A servant reports cream in tea curdling due to oxalic acid at the Bull's Head inn in Lincoln. the tea is secured and analysis confirms poison risk. Elsewhere two Allea colliery workers die after a coal tub chain breaks. Great Western Railway extends to Twyford by June. an inquest in Marple into Ellen Farrington’s suicide over work pressures. A Glasgow amphitheatre fire destroys interiors. a London inventor claims a condensed air propulsion substitute. multiple small incidents and obituaries follow.
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Sauchie
Great Western Railway
Twyford
Reading
Frear
Hare and Hounds
Dooley-lane
Marple
John Hollins
Ellen Farrington
Dean Row
Bredbury
Acclesfield Courier
William Duke
Oxford Chronicle
Ross
Amos
Carey Cocks
Hereford
Htrefod
Bear Inn
Hungerford
Wilts
Kensington Union
Hanwell
Hope-street
Glasgow
Ducrow
Friends of the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland
Batty
Lion Wallace
Alfred Richardson
Mr. Tippets
Dartford
Ash Chuarch
Lock
Mr. Neville
Sutton At
Hone
James Middleton
Greenhithe
Mary Dean
Gravesend
James Taylor
Mote
Ightham
Thomas Dean
Wrotham
Richard Dean
William Wiffin
Essex
A. Richardson
Whittaker
Barming
Seager
Seager and Evans, Distillers
London
Selby
Boughton Manchelsea
Harriet Fellows
Farningham
Miss Lack
Muggeridge
Greenstreet Green
R. Tippetts
Messrs
Irish legal changes and theatre roof collapse report
The article notes Attorney-General Ball sworn in as Common Pleas judge, Judge Moore's retirement, potential registrar appointment for a Clonmel radical, and other legal appointments including Murphy declining the Cape of Good Hope post. It also reports two O'Flannagans joining the Court of Exchequer and a theatre roof collapse at Charlotte's Quay with no injuries.
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The
Common Pleas
Moore
Clonmel
P. M. Murphy
Cape of Good Hope
O'Shaughnessy
Cavan
James O'Brien
P. Murphy
Monahan
Queen’s Counsel
O’flannagans
Baron Woulfe
Court of Exchequer
Limerick Chronicle
Charlotte’s Quay
Limerick
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