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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 24, 1847

Page

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Grantley Berkeley Negotiations and Liberal Politics Split

A lengthy Bristol era political column recounts Grantley Berkeley’s rejected terms for the West Gloucestershire seat, the alleged sale of the county, and the ensuing public dispute. It tracks the Kington mediation, Henry and Grantley Berkeley, and Lord Fitzhardinge, with letters, countercharges, and calls for accountability.

Grantley Berkeley Berkeley Lord Fitzhardinge Earl Fitzhardinge West Gloucestershire Gloucester Bristol Mercury Gazelle Henry Berkeley Leveux Grenville Berkeley G. Berkeley Kington Bristol Times Pradies Berkeley Grantlay Berkeley Liberal Bristol Grantley Liberal Party Gloucestershire Mr. King Kingsco O Briates London Lord Fitzherdinge Kingscote Jane Celene Kingacote Tantley B. Kisctoux Strand Leter Admiralty Mr. Grantley Berkeley Grantley Barkeley Cox Hunt Lord Fitzbardinge Cox's Hotel Grantey Mr. Grantley Cor's H. Berkeley Lord Fitzhardioge Cox's Graney Berkeley Visgerand Co Laveux Hartley Ree Grantley Berkeley Bry Iid Fitzhardinge

Lord John Russell speaks at Liberal Electors meeting in London

A large crowd attended the City of London Liberal electors meeting at the London Tavern to hear Lord John Russell explain his views while addressing charges about his candidacy. Russell defended noninterference with other candidates and advocated civil and religious liberty, education reform, and adherence to general principles over pledges.

Parsch Albert Prince Albert Lloyd's Thomas Baring Royal Exchange Baring Thomas Chapman Chapman Lough Bir Baron Goldsmid John Henry Pelly Trinity House George Larpent Peter Laurie Charles Graham Wark Hart Trafalgar Hotel Greenwich Viscount Morpeth Marcus Hill Marquis of Lanadowne Marquis of Clanricarde Earl Grey Earl Minto John Cam Hobhouse George Grey Lord Campbell Henry Labouchere Charles Wood Maule E. J. Stanley Ebrington B. Tarpell Edward Howard Wo. Somerville Byng Fox Alfred Paget T. B. Macaulay Jobin Russell Viscount Palmerston Dyath O'Coxon Dux Dennis O'Conor O'Conoor Don Treasury Pall Mall West O’conor Don Mary Ann Major Blake House of Commons Roscommon O'Conor Don Ireland O’conors Odd Fellows of Leeds Wanchester Tee St James Mongton Bay New Sours Watts Walmer Castle Sydney London Sydney Morning Herald Sovereign Amity Point Moreton Bay Brisbane Forth Spit Bat Captain Cape Richard Stubbs John M’quade Jobn Neil Lawrence Flynn John M‘callum John Scard John Clements Thomas Harvey James M‘govern R. Gore Henry Dennis Darling Downe E. Berkeley R. Elliott Clarence River Joyner Mr. Gore Mr. Brown Frederick M‘kellar John Russell Lord J. Russell Flord J. Abel Smith J. Russell City of England Liberal Association City of London Lionel de Rothschild Bear John Tasy Liberal Association of London Lancashire Ohio Atlantic America Itael Byme Partica Duke of Wellington Gentlenen Manchester Birmingham Gatton Old Sarum Mr. Pattison Baron Rothschild Sir G. Larpeot Liberal Party G. Larpent Baron Lionel de Rothschild Taylor Pattison Whitshall Committee of Council On Education Euch Hovss Loxpa Bedford Red Lion Princes Street Michael Egan Westminster Ospital

Riot at the Queens Prison Inmate Assault Case Summary

A lengthened inquiry at the Queen's Prison lobby court heard Hart Davis testify that Barretts Clarke and others attacked him on staircase four, beating him violently and dragging him across the floor. Frances Newton and John Griffiths and other witnesses described the melee as Barrotti and Clarke striking Davis, who required medical care. The magistrate ordered recognizances for Barretts, Clarke, Major Tolfrey, and Bean, with peace bonds for three months, pending next sessions.

Mapytgsons Petrot Broughton Worship Street Rawlinson William Somerville Labouchere Ireland Ddnis le Marchant Home Department Board of Trade Globe Carter Gipsy Grasshopper Lempefield Braison Botleyhill Farm Botley Hill Abe Eastrex York Grimshaw Shoreditch Aimilar Huddersfield Richardson Wildbore Queen's Prison Secker Southwark Police Court W. Russell Hodson Hart Davia J. L. Barretts Clarke Tolfrey Bean G. C Mr. Bean Barratti Mr. Barretti Major Tolfrey Mr. Beso Croes Barretti Mr. Parry Pollard Prince Louis Napoleon Whitecross Street Barrotti Francia Newton John Grifiths William Denniston Perry

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