Approaching Parliament session stirs Radical resolve and risks
A London periodical predicts a stormy session as Radicals vow open questions and press for democracy. They clash with Whig tactics while favoring press freedom, ballot voting, and broader reforms, urging leadership courage to advance the people's cause.
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House of Commons
Middlesex
Drury Lane
William Molesworth
Roebuck
Hume
Grote
Mr. Hume
Sir Robert
M.p.s
Mr. Roebuck
Aristocrata
Mr Grote
Bath
Birmingham
House of Lords
Mr. Grote
Sir William Molesworth
Colonel Thompson
Radical Party
Abolition Call Echoes in Chancery Reform Debate
A 1820 report criticizes high Chancery salaries and offices as wasteful, urging total abolition as reform plans for titles and conveyancing advance. Separate Manchester robbery report: James Esdaile attacked on Stretford New-road, robbed of twenty sovereigns, left for dead, now in precarious condition with reward offered for three suspects.
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Tae Cranceny
Lonp Reastyrn
Law Commissioners
Murper
James Esdaile
Osford-street
Manchester
Stretford New-road
Esdaile
Mr. Esdaile
Esdstle
Carters
Influenza epidemic spans churches and towns worldwide
The influenza outbreak devastates hospitals and households with rising deaths and closures. Reports from Guy's Hospital, Westminster, Birmingham, Carlisle, Edinburgh, Dover, Ipswich, Glasgow, and London detail mounting cases, warded patients, interrupted events, and widespread fear.
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Guy’s Hospital
Wada
Jobson
Westminster Medical Society
St. Pancras
Bovroenr
Paris
Dover
Hanneman
Hotel Dieu
Stocknous
Count Stedingk
Hereford
Bury Herald
Glascow
Edinburgh
Brighton
Birmingham Gazette
Carlisle
Medical Gazette
Acquittal Pronounced in Strasburg Insurrection Trial
The Court of Assizes of the Lower Rhine acquits the prisoners after a dramatic sitting at the Palais de Justice. Jury answers no to all questions with eight to four majority. crowd erupts in celebration across the town and garrison. Madame Gordon shows emotion as others embrace counsel.
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Giltspur-street Compter
Payne
John Gerard
Fordham
Hampshire
Newgate-market
John Loupon M‘adam
John Loudon M‘adam
M‘adam
Great Britain
Lee
Coleman-street
Hattongarden
Ecclesiastical Commissioners
England
Durham
Ripon
Yorkshire
Bank of England
York
Wales
Lichfield
Coventry
Worcester
Birmingham
Parquin
Talandier
11Th Regiment
Strasbourg
Keb
Valandier
M. Parquin
Rhine
M. de Gricourt
MM. Parquin
Courrier du Bas Hain
Galandier
Court OF Assizes
Lower Rhine
INIT
Palais de Justice
Col. Vaudrey
M. Thicket
M. Vaiss
Madame Gordon
Capture of the British Schooner Vixen by Russian Warship
Constantinople reports the Vixen sailing from Constantinople to break the Circassian blockade was boarded by a Russian warship off Abasia and taken to Sebastopol. The incident, seen as an insult to the British flag, heightens tensions between Britain and Russia and echoes earlier seizures at Kertch.
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Ixen
Constantinople
Black Sea
Caffa
Kertch
Charles Spencer
Circassia
Sampsoon
Abasia
Bell
Sebastopol
Russia
East
Lord Ponsonby
England
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Newport Street
Leicester Square
Elizabeth Evans
South Seas
Woolwich
Torres Straits
Australia
Wickham
Gray
Lushington
Porter
Swan River
Stirling
Fontarabia
St. Sebastian
Evans
Royal George
Greenwich
William Corbet
James Sherwin
John Farmer
Corbet
Poor Law Commissioners
Adam Young
Kennington
Thomas Skirrett
New Westminster Hospital
Strasburgh
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