State and Prospects of the Suffrage Question in 1843
A critique of the Popular Party and Chartist movement, surveying leaders like Feargus O’Connor, Duncombe, Sharman Crawford, O’Connell, and Sturge. The piece questions the viability of liberty reforms, calls for a clear liberal line, and predicts Birmingham Conference outcomes amid infighting, with caustic reflections on Chartist and Liberal factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Party
Raikes Currie
House of Commons
Feargus O'Connor
Grote
Wakley
Mr. Roebuck
O'Connor
Sharman Crawford
Birmingham
Mr. O'Connell
England
Ireland
Scotland
Joseph Sturge
Lovett
Roberts
Shay Hoys
Humbugs
Rempant
Deuce Dame Deans
Duncombe
Church of Scotland
Johnny Dodds
Farthings Acre
Man
Dickenson
Bastiles
Warrington
James Silk Buckingham
Sturge
Mr. O'Connor
Liberal Party
Sharmen Crawford
Robert Peel
Chartist
Evening Star
The
Court and Fashion at Claremont Royal Visit Details
Royal procession to Claremont on Thursday with Duchess of Norfolk and others attending the queen andPrince Albert. A disturbance incident on New Year’s Day included a stranger’s approach, police vigilance, and public access via a private terrace. Extraordinary shooting by the Prince and companions at Windsor follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont
Royal Household
Duchess of Norfolk
Marquis of Ormond
Wemyss
Bouverie
Prince Albert
C. A. Murray
Princess Royal
Pedy Lyttleton
Castle
Prince of Wales
Metropolitan Police
WinDsor
Steed
York and Lancaster Towers
George the Fourth
Cumberland-lodge
Windsor Great Park
Robert Peel
Lord Stanley
Marquis of Ormonde
Duke of Wellington
House of Lords
Apsley House
House of Commons
Normandy
Paris
Sardinia
Rome
Naples
Lorp Rotts
Lord Rolle
Charles Rodolphus
Lord Clinton
Earl Poulett
Rolle
Bicton
Grosvenor-street
Arran of
Hoxonnz
Mr. M
Gardiner-street
Carmelius Al‘Cain
M— Gardiner Street
Dublin Freeman
Shenley
United States
America
Surinam
Her Majesty
S Slave Commission Court
Pittsburg
Mars
O'Hara
Pennsylvania
Inglis
Staten Island
England
Bist
Fife
Wm. Pole
Richard Hodgson
Berwick
Cadogan
Brinkburn Priory
Morpeth
Durham
Great Failure Suspends Payment of Hotel Proprietor
The Royal Victoria and Sussex hotel owner Thomas Whitemarsh suspends payments amid creditor meetings held at his house. London creditors warned of potential losses, with fears that several may suffer around £100 each as railroad and steam company shares incur heavy speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Whitemarsh
Royal Victoria and Sussex Hotel
London
Sussex Advertiser
James William Jackson
Westminster Hospital
No. 20
New Tothill Street
Westminster
Oxfordshire
Ezekiel, Sauvage
William Penn
William Broomhead
Blackthorn
Oxford
Henry Liseham
Leeds
Yorkshire
Bank of England
Lineham
Binningham
Murder at Whitecross Street Woman Cleared of Charge
At Worship-street police court Catherine Singleton was discharged after testimony cleared her of involvement in the murder of Thomas Leary. The male prisoner Michael Meagan remained detained for a further week as authorities weigh conflicting confessions and witness statements amid an adjourned inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Meagan
Ellen Meagan
Catherine Singleton
Thomas Leary
Worship-street
Broughton
Spitalfields
Cotter
Jerry Regan
Mrs. Meagan
Meagan
Regan
Tom
Green Man
Whitecross-street
Ellis
Mr. Broughton
Bean
Kempsey
Kent
London
St. John’s Court
St. Martin’s le-Grand
Shackell
Wallis
Wepxes
Central Criminal Court
Booker
St. Martin’s-le-Grand
Tilt
Samuel Bateman
Hoe
Heritage
Bateman
Lord Huntingtower’s Bankruptcy Examinations Unfold in Court
Proceedings in the Court of Bankruptcy cover examinations of Lord Huntingtower’s dealings with Colonel Copeland Mrs Edmonds and Mr Dobson. Key testimony details mortgage arrangements set to liquidate liabilities 20000 pounds and multiple bills including 8700 and 2000 pound items with shifts in acceptances and personal loans. The inquiry traverses December 28 1841 through January 4 with adjournments and claims of minority era transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wepyzaway
Thomas Dobson
Leadenhall-Street
Nias
Lord Huntingtower
Colonel Copeland
Mrs. Edmonds
Armstrong
Copeland
Fisher
Bucklersbury
Dobson
Mr. Vane
Mr. Fisher
Mr. Dobson
Birmingham
Weongspay
Col. Copeland
Charles Bindley
Gray's
Piccadilly
Ford
Sloane-street
Thomas
Strand
Metcalf
Ward
Cox
Biddulph
Fox
Accident Injures Child in Cromer Street Aria
In Cromer Street Tuesday a three year old girl Susan Burridge swallowed boiling water from a teakettle. She was taken to Middlesex hospital in critical condition and remains without hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxyonn
Sinford
Susan Burridge
Brighton-street
Cromer Street
Middlesex Hospital
Affray Between Military and Civilians at Rochester
Disturbance in Rochester involving provisional battalion of Chatham garrison and local civilians at the Lord Nelson pub. About 200 people fought. 14 wounded, including a civilian named Dunnell in grave danger. Police detained ten soldiers and one civilian, magistrates ordered a special court to probe the incident and urged military action to prevent future outrages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Rochester
Lord Nelson
Dunnell
Crow Lane
Tuff
Joseph Fenninger
Henry Brooker
John Spinder
Edmund Buck
John Batten
G. G. Barton
Charles Briggs
John Tuff
Darnell
Charles Briges
Collett
Thomas Wiltshire
Assassination confession leads to transportation in court
In Edinburgh the High Court of Justiciary heard Alexander M Mackenzie plead guilty to intent to kill by firing a loaded pistol at James Duff. The lord justice clerk sentenced transport beyond seas for life, noting the crime as near murder and Mackenzie’s wretched mental state. The crowd and witnesses showed sympathy for the condemned man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Despee
High Court of Justiciary
Edinburgh
Alexander
M‘kenzie
Drumhead
Forfarshire
James Duff
Whitefield
Perthshire
Gillie-wood
James Watt
Glenisla
James Ramsay
Banff
Bhim
Lord Mackenzie
Her Majesty
Blessed Redeemer
Ebury Square
Flash Lane
Pimlico
Mary Ann M‘manus
St. George’s Hospital
Hart
Leslie
Moulaham
Berkshire
Chronicle
Trial and death sentence in Lyon murder case and Bank of France report
In Lyons the Besson murder trial concluded with a death sentence after an eight day deliberation, with the prisoner weeping as judges pronounced sentence. The Bank of France published a year end balance sheet showing cash, discounts, securities, notes in circulation, and movement of private and public accounts, outlining quarterly lending and overall capital and reserve totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Duke of Orleans
Besson
M. de MasceLla
Rhone
Lyons
M. de Marcellange
Court of Cassation
Court of Assizes of
The
Procureur-General
Puy
Bescon
Court of Cass
Galignani
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James Leach
South Lancashire
Axtervarvatry
Peter Murray M‘douall
Whitecross Street
Foreign Intelligence
Spain
Madrid
Valencia
Christiane
van Halen
Senor Gutierrez
Perpignan
Zurbano
Figueiras
Catalonia
Lampourdan
Salamanca
Mataro
Barcelona
Steane
Portugal
Portese
Levant
Alexandria
Constantinople
Smyrna
Malta
Porte
Paria
Nantow Escare
Nantow Escare Or Her Majesty's Steamer Guyser Room
Suipwnecx
Corfu
Cephalonia
Zante
Patras
Guardiane Island
Baron d'Everton
Argentoli
Lord C. Paget
Poster
S. Canning
M- Schulbred
Smyrns
Vouria
Athens
Syrian
Beyrout
Saida
Stratford
West India Islands
Thames
Jamaica
Demerara
Barbadoes
Europe
Zuarepy
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