Charity at Home and the Peel Hypocrisy Critique
Cotton Twist argues that charity should extend beyond home but condemns Sir Robert Peel for selfishness and hypocrisy in policy. He attacks breeches pocket protection, colonial policy, and exploitative labor, recalling Ireland, Africa, and the poor weavers of Westminster. The letter laments degradation of workers and warns of future social collapse.
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Cotton Twist
Rupert Peer
Sir
Atlantic
Africa
New Holland
Robert Peel
Judas
Cuba
Cape of Good Hope
Westminster
Preston
Sir Robert Peel
House of Commons
Ireland
Lord Stan
Rathcormac
England
Échuaieaux
Marsession
Peel
London
Court and fashion at Windsor and Brussels gossip
Royal plans keep Windsor Castle busy as Queen Victoria and Prince Albert weight the move to Parliament. Festive progress includes drives in pony phaetons, visits by Belgian royal party, and new horse gifts. Brussels delay due to Duke of Brabant illness. other society notes on birthdays and dinners in Dublin and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Windsor Castle
Buckingham Palace
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Kew
Winnson
Mons. van Praet
Earl of Fingall
Ajesty
Woolwich
Royal
Virginia Water
Lyttelton
Miss Pitt
Miss Cavendish
Mr. Rich
Colonel Buckley
Colonel Bouverie
Princess Royal
Erroll
Windsor
Prussia
England
London
Cumberland Lodge
Eton Cortees
Tre Wipow
Cuantzs Fox
Fox
St. Ann’s Hill
Duke
Duchess of Richmond
Earl of March
Goodwood
G. S. Byng
Brussels
Dublin
Germany
Wnt
Bruészis
Ostend
Duke of Brabant
Desim
Viceregal Lodge
Strathede
Gregg
12Th Lancers
Stewart
Pooley
Romilly
Macdonald
John Fortescue
Kingscote
Wailing
Howard
Norfolk-cottage
Pinner
Harrow
Copenhagen
General Post Office
Altona
Denmark
Count Danneskjold Samsoe
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
Lansdowne
Liege
Baden-Baden
Latford
Dickinson
Salford
Garnett
Zeeds Mercury
Society of British Architects
Microscopical Society
Frigutrot
Giles
Messrs
Rhodes
Hackney-fields
London Hospital
Frrs
Blackfriars
Johnston
Manchester
Ashton
Stayley-bridge
Hyde, &c
Leeds
Extraordinary Toulouse uprising and government changes
Moniteur reports M Maurice Duval appointed extraordinary commissioner and provisional prefect of Toulouse after riots on 12 13 July. Troops and national guards clashed with rioters at the veterinary school and the prefecture, one youth killed, barricades erected, prisoners freed next morning, Mahul resigns, Frizac assumes administration, and a feu de joie ends the day.
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Moniteur
M. Maurice Duval
Nantes
Toulouse
M. Duval
Paris
Moniteur Parisien
NL. Mahul
Veterinary School
St. Etienne
M. Mahul
M. Arzac
National Guard
Tirailleurs
Hotel de France
National Guards
M. Plougoul
L. St. Micel
Plou Gouti
M. Frizac
Utilitaire
Uitilitaire
P.S
Gazette
Emancipation
M. Mahal
Tououse
Montauban
Perpignan
Carcassonne
Hugon
Toulon
Madrid
Argau
M. Arguelles
Guinea
Great Britain
Public notices and trials from a crowded Saturday court row
Reports from the Court of Exchequer and Borough Court of Requests describe Alexander MKenzie facing multiple licenses and sale of wine cases, a gooseberry pie dispute over petty damage, a Rouen bankruptcy matter, robbery near Newgate Street, an attempted murder case, extensive cloth theft at Paddington, theater district disorder, and a suicide incident, with various fines, remands, and seaborne legal actions.
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Court OF Excise
Alexander M‘kenizie
Aieaneon
Gray’s-inn-lane
Hoare
Metcalf
John Black
Baresbury Park
Islington
M‘kenzie
England
Witness
Alexander M‘kenzie
Grimton
Black
Mr. Mayon
Brett
Messrs
Lister and
Beck
Stephenson
Mayon
Borough Court OF Requests
Peter Murray
Sam Weller
Billy
Todd
Peter
Mrs
Little Billy
Mansion House
Rouen
Lord Palmerston
M. le Prevost
London
America
Guildhall
Joseph Henry Cooper
Robert Crouch
Newgate-street
William Ibbett
Crouch
Paddington
Bury St. Edmunds
Murper
Joseph Lane
Peter Laurie
Jane Lane
Whitecross-street
Thomas Chambers
Lane
Marylebone
Pappineton
Great West Ban
William Green
Shearman and Co
Bull and Mouth Inn
Great Western Railway
Love
Costaker and Co
Cornhill
Waybill
Bristol
Wiggins
Marlborough Street
John Jones
William Hertford
Hardwick
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Haymarket
Walker
Commissioners of Police
Charles Street
Jones
Hertford
Baker
Charles-street
Her Majesty's Theatre
Queen Square
Sartor Carerie
John Posset
Neptune
B Division of Police
Sloane Street
Chelsea
Jack
Burrell
Waite Tsay
Hatton Garde
Clapton
Robert Stevens
Clerkenwell
Sarah
Mr. Combe
Mr. Stevens
House of Correction
Ayrshire election overshadowed by reformer neglect and Tory lead
The Ayrshire nomination shows Lord Kelburne, a Tory, greeted without enthusiasm while reformers lag in registry. Amid Derbyshire and Wick Caithness reports, crowds in Cheltenham celebrate Berkeley’s return, with police and troops deployed in Cuaster and Cork, as Irish and Cumberland contests unfold with rallies and clashes.
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Ayrshire
Lord Kelburne
Macadam Cathcart
Love
Threepwood
Osweld
Auchincruive
Glasgow
Oswald
John Dunlop
Caithness
Wick
George Traill
Ratter
J. Russell
Canton
Carlow
98Th
99Th Regiments of Foot
82D Regiment
12Th Lancers
6Th Dragoon-Guards
10Th Hussars
Royal Horse Artillery
Rifles
Jackson
Galwey
Joseph Green
Charles Henry Tuckey
Hill
Boistagou
Victoria
England
Prince Albert
Princess Royal
Army
Navy
Hoth
Thas
Cheltenham
Gardner
Berkeley
Cuester
Egerton Ve
Tollemache
Wilbraham
Tories
Cork
O'Connell
Dublin
Roche and
Barry
Bartholomew Verling
Cove
O’connell
Virling
Orange County
Meath
Roach
Leader
Longfield
Orry
Callaghan
Murphy
Ganiomiee Shenale
Morris R Bfik
Cumberland
Wigton
Stephenson
Carlisle
1St Dragoons
Warwick
Wetheral
Cumperlanp
West
Cockermouth
Stanley
Irton
Hume
Leeds
Jamie
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