O Connell and Dungarvon Debate Split in Repeal Meeting
Irish repeal factions clash over physical force and policy as Charles O Connell argues for peaceable means and measures in the Dungarvon election aftermath. The assembly weighs a report on voter strategy, with Meagher and Maher among speakers, amid tensions and calls for unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sarah Bries
T.M. Ray
O'Connell
Smith O’brien
Middleton
Cloyne
Yconnell
Toetas
Ireland
Hear
Cheera
College Green
Lord
Cherré
Lestard
Sharma Crawford
Ulster
Crawford
Dungarvon
Sheil
Bear
Association
the Loyal National Repeal Association
Dangarvon
Dublin
Mr. Sheil
Meagher
Mr. O'Connell
Pruneman
Daungervon
Mr. Meagher
N. Alaher
M.P
Dungarven
Duke of Devonshire
Dungarvan
Aspereions
Mr. Maher
Dr. Stock
Serjeant Murphy
Caske
Cork
Brodrick
Mr. Clements
J. O'Connell
Nation
Mr. Mitchell
Wr. Meagher
Clements
Mr. Steele
Captain Brodrick
O'Conor Dan
O'Covor
Lord Ebrington
Young Ireland
Extraordinary Brighton marriage case at the magistrates
The Reverend Timothy Gibson of St. Matthew's Bethnal-green describes a marriage in which Edward Greville Halford signed as husband to Sophia Dilling, a Brighton servant. The case collapsed without witnesses as the bench dismissed the proceedings after delays and a clerical notice was read in court. Meanwhile the Scotia convict ship returned to Woolwich with 120 convicts, two jailed for breaking open, to remain on the Warrior hulk until state orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
Sophia Dilling
Dunning
Brighton
Allen
Mr. Halford
St. Matthew's Church
Bethnal-green
Edward Greville Halford
Scotia
England
Bermuda
Woolwich
Royal Arsenal
Home Department
Free Trade Holiday in Stockport Celebration
A Stockport Free Trade celebration occurred on Monday with a costly parade of factory operatives, mayoral presence, bands, and banners. Thousands attended a midday tea at a local mill, then toasts honored Queen Victoria and Sir Robert Peel while Richard Cobden featured prominently in speeches advocating Free Trade and further reforms.
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Stockport
Sirubert Peel
Alderman Orrell
Messrs
Kershaw
Lecce
End Co
Meusre
Hullius
Veltraann
End
Axon and Walsh
John Leese
Furnley and Co
A.W. Wonlvy and Co
Moody
Hullum
Bayley
Hulme
Bulkeley Aria
Mr. Cotden
Sir Robert Peels
Nany
Meters
Kershiw
Leese
Halph Pendlebury
Rayner
Royal
Prince Albert
Albert
Prince of Wales
Alderman Kershaw
Manchester
T. M. Gidsop
Board of Trade
R. Peel
I. Peel
House of Commons
Richard Cobden
United Kingdom
Richard Cubden
Cubden
Europe
Mr. Cobden
Cobden
Ireland
Peer
House of Commone
West
League
John Russell
London
Jong Russell
Rt. Peel
Burroughs
Anti Corn Law League
Mensra
Villiers
Bright
Montgomeryshire
North
Wales
M. Philips
Brotherton
E. Stanley
T. Egerton
Hindley
Aciison Lieges
H. Marsland
M.P
Pohanke
Mesers, Kershaw, Leese, and Co
Messrs Axon and Walsh
Boli Dey
George Ion
Imperial Parliament Friday session adjourns after rail bills
The House of Lords debated numerous railway measures including Manchester and Leeds extensions, Birmingham and Oxford Junction, and others. A petition from Down sought abolition of capital punishment. The Commons processed new members and discussed the Highways, Poor Removal, and enclosure measures, with ministers signaling future Sugar Duties and Poor Law questions. The day closed with speeches on Warner's inventions and supply estimates.
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House OF Lords
Earl of
House OF Commons
Denis le Marchant
Worveater
Thomas Wilde
Lorch
Court of Common Pleas
Francis Haring
Edward Culebrooke
Leeds
Gihiso
Ladings
Manchester, Bolton, and Hury
Minccester
West Riding Union
Tin Montmouthshire
Birmingham and Oxford Junction
Birmingham
Birmingham, Wolverhampton
Dudley
T. Duxcoxse
Larne
Belfast
Ballymena
T. Duncombe
FE. Tenison
Pplenbott
Cripps
KR. Ferguson
Rivardo
Lord 'Seyroour
Duke OF
Hrunswick
T. Duncomby
Duke of Brunswick
Hentey
T. Discomay
Battersea Park
J. Russell
Enclosure Commissioners
W. Smith
J. Grauam
G. Grey
J. Graham
R. Peel
Galenaly
Lord J. Russell
Lord J. Russen
Duncombe
K. Denison
Sir G. Grey
Borthwick
Colonel Woon
Waxrey
Mr. Warner
Warner
Brighton
Peenist
H Doretas
Waxy
Brotherton
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Leitaim
Leitrim
Brookhill
J. Watson
Antrim
Watson
Carmarther Journal
Dnoitwich
George
James Carter
Droitwich Patent
South Bickley
Carters
W. S. P. Hughes
Literary Chronicle
Raveysseston
Richard Bentley
America
Cooper
Hamiltans
Trolloper
Dickensis
Mr. Cooper
New York
Eoener
Lawr
Connecticut
Unia
France
Naples
Broadway
Bond Street
Bottegaro
Toledo
Parker
Washington Market
Bear Market
Franklin
Fulton
Carlisle
Mexico
Cromwell
St. James’s Street
Lordon
Tne
Stending
Viat
Charley Mackay
WLS. Orr and Co
Daily News
People
Clog
Ana
Jogbinson
Atheneum
Hughes
Dilke
Giteent
Moverx Artas
ILI
Gt & Price
Imperial Parliament
Nmonday
Laxnspawne
Hardinge
Gough
Duke of Richmond
Lond Ixcrstre
W. Wittrams
United States
Land Melbourne
Mr. Home
Lord J. Bassett
Burl Grey
Vr. Buwnixe
J. Ressits
Mr. Williams
R Peel
J. Reesset
Willian
Hume
R. Snerrs
House of Comtatus
J. Ressece
Dy Lacy Evans
Canoner
Department of the Excise
Wiscelle Nevis
Poor Law Commission
Heae
Andover
Poor Law Commissioners
Wirtass
Waxtey
Excaravor
Hme
R. Isctis
Wakey
Brompton Union
Wakley
Captain Prenece
Mr. Hestry
Meanki
Lord Broroua
Lord Clagenvon
Brovenay
King's Bench
Common Pleas
King’s Bench
Lord Tenterslon
The
Lord Tenterden
Treasury
Lord Campbell
Marquis of
Earl of Drvon
Lord Camtrece
Queen's Bench
Caancerton
Thames Embankment
Viscount Cannint
Thanes
Wanahit Bridge
Battersea Bridge
Chelsea Hospital
Marquis of Westminnster
Milner Gibson
Plymouth
Tarvert
Jerusalem
Postones
J. Graws
Palestine
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