Peel Opposes Postage Bill Might Brunt Populace To Act
The article notes Sir Robert Peel leveraging a question on how revenue deficits will be met to oppose the Postage Bill. It argues his stance is tactical, aiming to keep the bill in reserve, while claiming the public will not wait and friends may desert him if he persists in opposition.
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Budget and Post Office in the House of Commons
A summary of Mr Spring Rice’s financial statement notes a near balance of revenue and expenditure for the coming year, heavy Canada expenses, and large military costs in the colonies. It covers post office plans, penny postage, and government guarantees, with broader remarks on bank bullion, savings, and current political canvassing.
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Canada
England
Contary
Rowland Hill
House of Commons
Italian Opera and London Theatre Crowd Hail Performances
The Italian Opera drew a brilliant Saturday audience with Donizetti's Lucrezia and Bellini pieces. Grisi and Tamberini received rousing acclaim. Kean and Mrs Fitzwilliam also featured in varied entertainments across venues in London.
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Magistry
Toeataz
Donizetti
Grisi
Signor Mario
Tamburini
Taglioni
Morning Post
Thoroughbred Racing Gossip From Goodwood and Liverpool Plans
A dense horse racing summary notes bets at Goodwood Cup and related races. Harkaway leads Irish-based declarations and plans for Deception and Morella while Crucifix uncertain for July Stakes. Several horses and odds listed. trade includes Liverpool July Meeting aims and weights for Trades Cup entries.
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Newmarket
Gibson and the Electors of Ipswich
July 7 Ipswich editorial urges electors to back Mr. Gibson, praising his talent and reformist ideals. It notes Mr. Wason’s aloof stance and predicts heavy campaigning by money and influence to oppose Gibson. The piece argues Gibson’s election strengthens the Liberal cause.
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Lords Debate Education Grant Divides Clergy and State
The House of Lords debated the Education Grant with Archbishop of Canterbury proposing resolutions to Queen. Lord Lansdowne and Bishop Exeter defended Government plans while opposing secular control. Brougham attacked purely religious education. Wellington and Melbourne spoke on precedent and feasibility. The motion passed 229 to only.
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Norwich
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London
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Canterbury
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Lord Melbourne
Fashions for July Morning and public promenade dress details
From the New Monthly Belle Assembles a July fashion overview lists a morning dress in blue mousseline with corsage trimming and a rose crepe bonnet, a carriage dress in red fawn levantine with three folded bosom, and a public promenade dress in green mousselaing de laine with three flounces and a rose pou de Soie shawl, all with lace, crepe lisse, and ostrich feather adornments.
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Belle Assembles
Ball at Willis's Rooms Impresses 700 Guests in Brilliant Attire
The event last evening drew upwards of 700 attendees. Gentlemen wore military naval uniforms or world costumes while ladies displayed superb robes in gold and silver with abundant jewellery. The crowd included Hindoos Persians Spaniards Tyrolese Poles Circassians Arabs Swies Turks and others.
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