Wavering Opposition Leaders in British Parliament
A London newspaper column debates the fate of an Opposition in Parliament, naming Lord George Bentinck, Lord Lincoln, and others. It critiques Peel’s plan, forecasts rival leadership, and urges orderly front-bench seating while warning against mere power for its own sake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Roe
Lord Durham
Robert Peel
George Bentinck
Prayuw
Peel
Lord Lincoln
Lord Stanley
Ireland
House of Commons
Psr
Lincoln
Lord George
Achilles
Hich
Budge
Free Trade
Manchester
Graham
John Russell
Lord “Soln
Bing
Ping
Bond
Colonial Corp
Tia
League
United Kingdom
Smith O'Brien
Dhore
Editora
Treasury Bench
Sibthoro
Ferrand
George Thompson
Westminster
Exeter Hall
Canada
Dugaprot
Markham
Toronto
George Duggan
M.phillips
Phillips
Bes
Garnett
Patrick Leonard
Swan's
Stephen Turney
Trotter
Townsend
Holden
Torney
Markam
Tarney
Turney
Gales
Royal visits and reform plans amid royal patronage
Royal arrangements loom for a Badminton House visit by the Queen and a royal patronage of a new Harrow Hill orphan academy gate. The piece also notes commissions to be granted to Colonel Hervey’s son, a pictorial note on Queen Victoria and Prince Albert etchings, and the Privy Purse secretaryship shifts, with many related political and military notes from Britain and press discussions on Texas annexation and Mexican war context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Vietr
Barmixton
Duke of Beaufort
Badminton House
Gloucestershire Yeomenry Cavalry
Cheltenham Chronicle
Orphen
Haverstock Hill
Hervey
Royal Agement Militia
Guard of
Prince Albeert
Glasgow Philosophical Society
Queen Victoria
Prince Albert
Privy Purse
G. E. Anson
Henry Wheatley
Charles Phipps
Marquis
Normandy
Anson
Phipps
Jamaica
W. F. Campbell
Lord Campbell
Trinity College, Cambridge
Adair
Cambridge
W. O. Stanley
Berks
Abingdon
Newbury
Reading
Wantage
County Coroners
Wiltshire Protection Society
Richmond
Clun Forest
Damas
Berthes
Revere
Luisa
London
Paris
Ladies' Magazine of Fashion
Ashburton
Ceptein Howland
New York
Ivan
Faztvow Civizexg
SumaTs
Hovax Oy
United States
Mexico
Rio Grande
Texas
Louisiana
France
Florida
Spain
Mexican Republic
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Cvonula
Mexican United States
Congress
States of Our Union
Nueces
Congress of the Republic
Anl
Convention of
Teiece
Congress of the
Corpus Christi
Senate
Congress of
Republic
Convention of Texas
Haring
Rad Cémsenitte
Texsa
United State Whith
Srnstees
Herrera
Paredes
Paredes Withoat
Treasury & Con
Pesce
YX i
Gombed
Bagby
King
Bir
Buchanan
Washington
M. Zeva
Northerin
Tamaa- Npas
New Leon
Cochabuila
Chihuabus
Durango
Sallillo
Worth
Teylor
Mortersy
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Wool
Monclova
Monterey
Sapperé
Minera
The
Brazos
Tadiaus
Volantesia
Gulf Squadron
New Orleans
Penny Postage Fees By Government Offices 1846
A historical notice lists the 1846 total official postage costs across government departments, with War Office, Foreign Office and Post Office among the largest shares. Also reports two local injuries: a man died after falling into a hot copper and a laborer suffered fatal injuries from a window cleaning accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoustoy Orwidtal PosTaGk
War Office
Foreign SiHice
Post Office
Adjutant General’s Office
Admiraltys
Ordnance
Registrar General
Colonial Office
Audit Office
Lords of the Treasury
Home Office
Duchy of Cornwall
Max Scatpro
Czara
Toonday
Payne
Guy’s Hospital
Wm. Minter
Chapman
Francis Street
Lambeth
Gay's ‘Hospital
Johnson
Edgeware Road
Portman Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deeesn
Samir
Ala
Ute
Country Epitior
America
Moxclova
Cwibuahda
Saltillo
Sieampehi BteBim
Captain Peck
Hrazon St Jago
Warner
Lopes
Onclove
General Wool
Davis
Taylor
Patterson
Camargo
San Luis Potosi
Santa Anna
Ampudis Ja
Nadagars
Neptune
U. S. Artillery
Mexica
Santa Anna Party
Gates
John Wainwright
England
Europe
Geneseo
Western
Genesee
Michigan
Ohio
Caledonia
Livsarost
Royal Mail
Boston
Halifax
Cambria
Halifex
John
Forbes
Dr. Ware
Warren
Joux Vans
Jonx C. Warren
Napoleon
Moston
Hayward
Morton
Dix
Pen Desiroue
Massachusetts General Hospital
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