Sir Robert Peel Has a Heart in Hobson Deputation Letter
The author, Cotton Twist, critiques a deputation led by Joshua Hobson to Sir Robert Peel, claiming the group seeks high wages and factory protections while masking broader aims. The piece ridicules the deputation’s claims about Peel’s mercy, questions their motives, and warns Peel’s actions may mislead workers. The piece promises a follow-up examining the deputation’s alleged misrepresentations and proposed remedies.
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Joshua Hobson
West Riding of Yorkshire
Times
Nekingis
Joshua
Hobson
Hill-Cootie Gladstone
James Graham
James Scape Goat
Robert Peel
Lyndhurst
Buckingham
Wharncliffe
Hill-Coolie Gladetone
Scape-Goat Graham
Hobson and Co
Peel
Toy
Icbson and Co
Fuunty Lunatic Asylum
Sir Robert Peel
Leeds
Agenius Poer
Graham
Commons
Lem
Malaprop Castlereagh
Robert Perr
Court and fashion at Windsor amid christening plans
Royal affairs at Windsor unfold with Princess and Prince Albert hosting charity distributions to 100 Windsor families. Viscount Melbourne visits, planning possible Windsor to Claremont move. The article notes lavish preparations for the christening, theatre receptions, and parliament opening, plus legal actions in Hanover and royal garden projects at Frogmore.
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Windsor
Albert
Duchess of Kent
Earl of Lincoln
Viscount Melbourne
Robert Peel
Norfolk Farm
Prince Albert
Col. Bouverie
Mr. Anson
Adams
Claremont
Old Windsor
Windsor Castle
Donnybrook Fair
Ourt
St. James's
Prince of Wales
London
Prussia
Belgium
Drury-lane
Covent-garden
Pulman
House of Lords
Hanover
King of
Marlborough-house
Prince Ernest of Hesse
Philippsthal
Sires and Ly Grey
Suite
Barbadoes
Sir Evan Murray Macgregor
Duke of Bedford
Covent. m
Regent’s Park
Winxpson
Fercemore
Royal Gardens
Frogmore
Office of Woods and Forests
Peasent
Maastricht
Arden
Cleveland
Yorkshire
Chambers
Henry Halford
Henry Hobhouse
Home Department
Lord Ashburton
Llandaff Deee
George Mathew
Jane
Britannia
Liverpool
Halifax
Boston
Charles Dickens
Boz
Military Knights OF Windsor
Thomas Basset
5Th
Northumberland) Regiment of Foot
Edward Skelton
York Fencibles
Samuel
Let Royal Veteran Battalion
Cuaxpos
Duke of Buckingham and Chandos
King’s Head
Tamworth
Y. B. Steven
Henry Watts
Earl's Court Terrace
Old Brompton
Watts
Literary Gazette
Amoy Capture Reported by Chinese and British forces
Detailed narrative of the Amoy operations including Chinese and British actions on August 25 to 27, 1841. Describes the assault on Amoy fortifications, naval and land troop movements, heroic accounts, casualties, and eventual recapture with heavy Chinese and barbarian losses. Also includes British ultimatum notes and subsequent ordnance tallies and casualty rosters.
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AmMoy
Hea-mun
Amoy
Shea-keang
You
Lew
Taon Tae
Fung-an
T'se
Chang-chow
Kin-mun
Pih-shih-tow
Koo-lang-yu
Tactan
Tsing-le
Yu-poo-won
Woottung Lake
Kin-ke
Yungan
Woo
Woo-tung To Kaou-ke
Chang-yeu
Henshay-poo
Chang-yen
Fukhon
Great Britain
China
Tientsin
Coberg
Poms
H. Pottinger
William Panxes
Huca Govan
Koolangeee
Island of
Island
Oolangsee
Little Gonne
J. Kxronxxs
Royal Artillery
N.B
H. Movartat
D.A.G
Hugh Gough
C.B
East India Compan
William Parker
K.C.B
Koolangsee
Blenheim
W. Barlow
Wellesley
L. Crofton
John Duncan
Henry Turner
Modeste
Bentinck
Chas. John
Stone
Phlegethen
W. ‘H. Ryves
India Navy
Nemesis
Hen Steer
W. Parkes
Capronis
Canton
J. E. Canew
Carew
Contested Dublin election with Morpeth push in 1842
From our Dublin correspondence amid Tory disorder and reform zeal, Lord Morpeth looms as a strong candidate for Dublin representation as Liberals unite. Reports claim Attwood declines and Gregory's entry is doubtful, while Yorkshire fund support and a large meeting signal booster efforts for Morpeth.
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Dosim
Crry
Dupin
Wolverley Attwood
Colquhoun
Grogan Morgan
Wexford
Lord Morpeth
Gregory
Alderman Boyce
England
Dubuin
Dublin
Ablin
O'Connell
Eth
Leeds Mercury
Bank of Encanarp
Bank of England
William IV
Impudent Smasher in Custody at Marlborough Street
A young man named Cadd, known to be a practised forger, was brought to Marlborough Street on a charge of passing bad money. He claimed ignorance of Mr Powell of the Mint, while officers noted his multiple aliases and long record in similar crimes. Powell identified him. the case reveals a history of repeated offenses and bold resistance.
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Downing-street
Lords Commissioners of
Her Majesty's Treasury
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
S. Hickam
National Debt Office
Leeds
Saturda
Bradford
Orleans
Liverpool
Maranhome
Pariestown Munover
Philipstown
Flanagan
William Magan
Dublin
Cora—Ponr Temouts
Conway
Bethune
Lycee
London
Treasury
Coronet Evans
D. O'Corxeit
de Lacy Evans
Morning Chronicle
Espartero
Daniel O’connell
Colonel Evans
Pamplona
Madrid
Christina
Mendizabel
Calatrava
O’connell
Louis Philippe
Spain
Tara
Gloucestershire
Miss Allen
Col. Allen
Gloucester
Joslin
Cheltenham
Geographical Society
Institute of Civil Engineers
Zoological Society
Sci
Medico-Botanical Society
Literary Fund
Royal Society
Royal Society of Literature
Astronomical Society
Witt
Peter Rainier
Deare
Maynew v. Erwin
Mr. Saunders
Saunders
Napier
General Napier
Pinn
Duke of Wellington
Francis Cxaxtrey
City of
Mansion House
Peter Laurie
Masterman
M.P
F. B. Simpson
Jancis
Rainbow
Child
Jordan
Alderman Lucas
Alderman Humphery
Badgington
Burbidge
Bridges
Jones
Turner
Sir Francis Chantrey
Francis Chantrey
Cole
Weekes
Cunningham
Messrs
Cunningham and
Royal Exchange
Birmingham
Dwinett
Brandling Junction
Chester
Birkenhead
Dundee
Arbroath
Eastern Counties
Glasgow
Paisley
Greenock
Grand Junction
Crewepe
Great North of England
Great Western
Bristol
Exeter
Hull
Selby
Lancaster
Preston
Manchester
Aylesbury
Blackwall
Brighton
Greenwich
Croydon
Shoreham
London and South Western
Bolton
Sheffield
Midland
Newcastle
Carlisle
North Midland
North Union
Preston and Wyre
Finch’s Bridge
Gregory
John Greensides
Clerkenwell
Mr. Ombe
Jane Parkie
Bedford
Place
Russell-square
Smith
Witness
Therisoner
Eeen
Theitchen
Mr. Combe
Mr. Flower
Cadd
Powell
Mint
2& Shop
Alderman Gibbs
Old Bailey
Mr. Powell
Marlborough Street
Wyatt
Thomas Sibley
Thomas
Suffolk-street
Reform Club
Pall-mall
Hardwick
Sir Thomas
Mr. Hardwick
Moulton-street
Grosvenor-square
G Division
Guildford Street
Stevens
Chapman
Bagnigge-wells
Goswell
Islington
Finnsbury-square
Worship Street
Thomas Davis
George Grading
Broughton
Thomas Taylor
Kind
Brennan
Hertford Road
Davis
Holland
Eevana Ae Kemp
Golding
Old-street
Union Hales
Normandy
Duke of Normandy
Gaseler
Arden
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