Timbers Duties and Colonization Wakefield Reform Debate
The article argues for ending timber duties and reforming colonization policy to aid the working classes. It cites Mr. Villiers on timber taxation, reports on Stockport dwellings, and the Wakefield principle of free trade in land and produce. It stresses honest colonial trade, reduced monopolies, and broader distribution of life’s basic necessities.
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Soi-Disant
House of Commons
C. Villiers
Villiers
Norway
Stockport
Aastage
Ing
Scotland
Robinson Crusoe
New Zealand
Great Britain
Ireland
Europe
America
Alderman Thompson
Baltic
Russia
New Srmiswick
Canada
Australia
West Indies
East
Lord Howick
Labouchere
England
The Illustrious Flora Hastings Laid to Rest in Scotland
Royal procession and post mortem details mark the burial of Lady Flora Hastings. The mourning rites at Buckingham Palace, the Westminster routes, and the Royal William voyage set the stage for interment at Loudoun Castle, with notes on the post mortem findings and public reaction to court intrigue surrounding her death. The Times commentary rebukes slander while honoring her family’s sorrow.
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Flora Hastings
Flora
Chapel Royal
St. James's
Courier
Morning Post
Marquis of Hastings
Buckingham Palace
Royal William
St. Katharine
Scotland
Palace
Lord Brougham
Earl of Rosslyn
Centre Mall
Arabella-row
Pimlico
Lord Lincoln
Alexander Johnson
Francis Doyle
Hugh Lindsay
Marquis of Downshire
Lord Kingston
Duchess of Richmond
the Duchess of Gloucester
Queen Adelaide
Sophia
Stafford-row
Sophia Hastings
Duchess of Gloucester
Princess Sophia
Duchess of Kent
Lady Forbes
Countess of Hardwicke
Ord Mexborough
Marquis of
St. James’s Palace
Pall-mall
National Gallery
West Strand
Temple-bar
City
Cheapside
Tower-hill
Hastings
Marchioness of Cornwallis
Goma
F. H
Flora Elizabeth Hastings
H.R.H
Francis Marquis of Hastings
Flora Countess of
Loudoun
Edinburgh
Huckinghamesses
Leith
Loudoun Castle
Ayrshire
Fiona Hastings
the Duchess of Kent
Francis Second Earl of Moira
K.G
K.C.G
Marcaioness
Times
Court and Fashion and Royal Court Notices
The Queen continues daily equestrian exercise with Miss Quentin training horses for her use, while the Queen Dowager visits Buckingham Palace. News wraps Greek envoys, aristocratic salons, Fox Club dinners, imperial tours, and Penny Postage petitions.
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Miss Quentin
George Quentin
Royal Household
Kew
Cheltenham
Buckingham Palace
Rome
Sacred College
Don Antonio de Almeida
Marquis de Lavradio
Don Miguela
George O’callaghan
Viscount Lismore
Norbury
R. Puleston
Grafton-street
Fox Club
Blackwall
Royal
Duke of Sussex
Charlemont
W. Russell
John Russell
Duncannon
Saye
Sele
Oranmore
Ducie
Paltimore
Gosford
Dinarben
Zetland
Albemarle
Tavistock
Fitzwilliam
Lilford
Tichester
Stuart
Vernon, Holland
Segrave
Burlington
R. Adair
R. Dundas
C. Cavendish
Fox
G. Ponsonby
Prince of
Marlborough ‘House
Duke of Cambridge
Baron Knesebees
Montefiore
John Conroy
Sey
Gazette
Lord Harry Vane
Stockholm
James Watson
Bath
Edward Turner Boyd Twisleton
Inner Temple
Penny Postack
Rowland Hill
Riots at Birmingham Delegates Arrested At Convention Hall
Lovett London's delegate and Birmingham delegate Collins were arrested at Acton Street Convention Hall while witnesses were examined about a police attack on the mob. They were charged with printing and circulating a seditious address criticizing police and authorities. Bail set at 500 pounds each with two 250 pound sureties. failed attempt to lower bail noted. They were taken to Warwick jail after examination.
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Birmincham
Lovett
London
Acton Street
Collins
Birmingham
W. Lovett
Taylor
Mr. Mantz
Mantz
Messrs
Birmingham Chartists Turmoil and Rowdiness Report
Last night violence broke out as crowds attacked houses, smashing windows and gas tubes, leaving streets dark and police reporting the roughest night yet. Thirteen prisoners were arrested amid a city under siege with troops, police, and dragoons deployed in belt lines and dispersal attempts continuing into the morning.
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Taylor
Holloway Head
Thomas Attwood
Royal Tech Dragoons
Moore-street
Moore- Street
Metropolitan Police
England
Birmingham
Holloway End
Union of the Producing Trades
Golden Lion
Aston-street
George Julian Harney
Spittle
Bedlington
Carlisle
High-street
Harney
Attwood
Collins
Lovett
Manchester
Fire devastates Cotlumpton as town burns and 132 homes fall
A major fire in Cotlumpton destroyed 132 houses and cottages, sweeping from a thatched tenement along the main street and spreading across the road. Help arrived from Bradninch and Tiverton engines, but the Bank survived unscathed while many residents lost shelter and goods. One life was lost to a wall collapse amid the devastation.
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Cotlumpton
Collumpton
Bradninch
Tiverton
France
Tribunal de Premiere Instance
M. Paul de Musset
Revue de Paris
M. Coislin
Theatre du Palais Royal
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Henry Holland
Astley Cooper
B. C. Brodie
John Merriman
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