A Letter to Sir Robert Peel on Ireland and Governance
A lengthy political essay targets Sir Robert Peel, condemning government policy on Ireland, urging courage and reform, and warning of peril to the Crown and empire. It laments the lack of support from parties and pleads for justice for Ireland, reform of church and land laws, and unity to avert disintegration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
Guizot
Gilleryman
Times
Examiner
Woolsack
Colonial Office
Robert
Old England
England
Sir Robert Peel
The
Morning Herald
Downing-street
Lords’ Committee
Parsons
Peel
Stanley and
Graham
Amelf
Siriki Handy
Ireland
O'Connell
Metropolis
America
France
Ibert Peel
Wales
North
Church of Ireland
Visit of Prince Albert to Bristol and Great Britain launch
Prince Albert visited Bath and Bristol to witness the launch of the Great Britain steamship. A grand procession, guards, bands, arches, and a royal banquet accompanied the event. He inspected the vessel, received civic honors, and named the ship in a ceremony aboard.
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Bridge Valley
Hotwell-house
Colston’s
Cumberland-basin
Cumberland Road
Great Western Steam-ship Company
Avon
Newport
Brandon Hill
T. R. Guppy
Great Britain
T. Kington
Prince Albert
Bunson
Lord Wharncliffe
Miles
Leigh
Edward Everett
Lord Wilton
Marquis of
Northampton
Lord Lincoln
Lord Barrington
Liddle
John Somerset
F. H. Berkeley
Granville Somerset
Bristol
M. Bunson
Exeter
Liverpool
Hardwick
P. W. Miles
Grantley Berkeley
Edward Codrington
G.E. Anson
Lord Dalhousie
Adolphus Fitzclarence
G. Lennox
Bouverie
Wylde
E. Bowater
H-R.h
Colville
J. S. Wortley
B. Hawes
Hawes
H. Pelly
Isambard Brunel
Thomas Fremantle
M.P
Sir Edward Codrington
England
Royal
Indies
the Prince of Wales
M. Bungon
Mi ‘Nisters
Board of Trade
Lord Liverpool
Stothert, Slaughter, and Co
Gloucester and Somersetshire Yeomanry
London
Prince Completes 250 Mile Royal Train Journey
The royal train reached Paddington at 6:57 pm after a 250 mile run in a little over twelve hours with a halt in Bristol. The prince entered his carriage, proceeded to Buckingham Palace, and appeared very pleased and not much fatigued.
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Great Britain
Royal
Prince Albert
Paddington
Bath
Mesers
J. Edridge
Bristol
Guildhall
Gazette
75Th Foot
Macksworth
1St Life Guards
4Th Light Dragoon Guards
Council Chamber
England
John Somerset
Thomas Kington
Great Britain Steam Company
John Savage
Incorporated Society of Merchants
George Lummell
Richard Robinson
Order of the Garter
Marquis of
Exeter
Lord Wharncliffe
Liverpool
Lincoln
Charles Wellesley
Bouverie
G. E. Anson
Charles Russell
C. A. Saunders
I. K. Brunel
D. Burges
Society of Merchants
Incorporated Society of Merchant Venturers
Wul
Lord Linceloo
T. Kington
Dean
J. Savage
Royal Gloucestershire and North Somerset Yeomanry
4Th Light Dragoons
Clifton
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Albert
V. R
C. J
Bath-street
Caledonia-place
Lion-place
Duchess of Kent
Lion Spring
St. Vincent's Rock
Rervgn
Buckingham Palace
Rebecca and Her DayGurEers riot in South Wales unrest
In Carmarthen a judge addressed grand juries amid reports of Rebecca and her Daughters gangs aiming to destroy property and turnpikes across South Wales. Gates and tollhouses destroyed across multiple parishes, with several suspects arrested as authorities rush troops toward Carmarthen and Bristol to restore order.
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Sours Waxes
Carmarthen
Magia ‘Tracy
Staffordshire
Carmarthenshire
Grand Jury
David Thomas
D. Williams
Job Evans
John Harris
W. Williams
J. Jones
Howell Lewis
D. Lewis
D. Davis
J. Lewis
J. Williams
Rebecca
South Wales
Woolwich
Mld
Royal Artillery
Taylor
Woodhouse
Bristol
Great Western Railway
Pontnewydd
New Inn
Llandilo
Gwarallt
Lampeter
Cardigan
Pontiwely
Rhydf
Bronfelen
Commott
Newbridge
Troedyrhingoch
Llanfihangel
Castel-y-rhingil
Llanedy Forest
Ystllisycoed
Treventy
Trefuch Bar
Wernbongam
Kidwelly Gate
Llanarthney
Nantygath
Penrhinoch
Masybont
O Connell Attacks Donoughmore Over Irish Labor Repression
In Dublin Friday meeting Mr. O Connell denounced Lord Donoughmore for dismissing fifteen workmen over repeal ties. He vilified landlords and urged Protestant clergy and landlords to join the repeal effort while warning against force. The session set arbitrators for each Irish county and noted rent at £1464 19s 74d with £6000 invested in government securities by the Repeal Association.
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Reland
Marylebone
Hall's
Albany-street
Regent’s Park
Ireland
Duncombe
M.P
Feargus O’connor
Robert Owen
Sharman Crawford
Hume
de Lacy Evans
Benjamin Hall
Daniels
Feargus O'Connor
Ridley
Charles Napier
England
House of Commons
R. Peel
Commons
Wellington
Lords
O'Connell
Scotland
France
S. Crawford
Haynes
Baker
Pyle
Wild
Hall of Science
Thomason
Lanarkshire
Wakefield
South Staffordshire
Dudley
John Mason
Katehill
Robert Peel
Briminauam
Thomas Attwood
Thomas Attwoop
United Kingdom
Wales
O’connell
Rebecca
Attwood
Ayr
Earl of Glasgow
Macadam Cathcart
Craigengillan
Mure
Caldwell
Charles Fergusson
Rigby Wason
Alexander Oswald
London
Kilmarnock
Owen Parr
Preston
St. Augustine
Manchester Ourter
W. S. O’brien
Boroughs
Dublin University
Dublin
Scales
Reilly
Lord Donoughmore
Greece
Cobbett
Trinity College
Lord Townshend
George III
Hely Hutchinson
Isle of Man
John Russell
Hear
Coleman O’loghlen
Repeal Association
The Late Fatal Duel Fourth Sitting of the Coroner's Jury
Details from the fourth sitting of the Coroner's Jury into Lieut. Col. David Lynar Fawcett's death at a duel with Lt. Munro of the Royal Horse Guards. Sir Benjamin Brodie and other witnesses describe moments before and after the duel, with testimony about notes, letters, and supposed family quarrels.
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David Lynar Fawcett
55Th Regiment
Camden Arms Tavern
Randolph-street
Camden Town
Munro
Royal Horse Guards
Camden Arms
Bodkin
Humphreys
Gulliver
Benjamin Brodie
Benjamin Collins Brodie
Saville-row
Westminster
Mr. Gulliver
Mr. Liston
Colonel Fawcett
Aggs
Mr. Munro
Sarah Lawford
Sloane-street
Mr. Grant
Grant
D. Trevor
Great Portland Street
Col. Fawcett
Harriet Delamore
Mrs. Fawcett
Gloucester Terrace
Kensington
Miss Fawcett
China
Sloane Street
Mr. Blake
AntHony Topp Txompsex
Cuddy
Lieutenant Munro
Blake
J Pacett