Parliamentary Compromises Committee Report on Election Bribery
A parliamentary report outlines the committees findings on corrupt compromises in Harwich Nottingham Lewes Penryn Falmouth Reading Bridport and other boroughs. It details bribery treating and electoral manipulation, citing specific cases, sums spent, and negotiations to withdraw petitions, with reflections on legal gaps and calls for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Committee
Harwich
Nottingham
Lewes
Penryn
Falmouth
Reading
Oder
Csansel
Sriving
Iiv
Aehouse
Robert Peel
Victoria
Russell
Beny
Agai
Jate
Eailty
Belfast election bribery report cites compromise and perjury
The select committee reports that Belfast election petition was settled by a covert compromise paying £600 plus up to £1000, with admissions by the sitting side that the election was void on specified grounds. It details extensive bribery, voter impersonation, and corrupt practices, including four outsiders brought from Monaghan. The registry’s flaws enable such schemes, and parties seek legislative remedy. Dated July 11, 1842.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Larpent
Mr. Walter
Charlton
J. C. Hobhouse
G. T Larpent
Walter
John Cam Erobhouse
George Larpent
London
Nottingham
Messrs. Clarke, Fynmore
Fladgate
Lord Rauetiile
Wakefield
John Heard
Mie Enfield
Ma. Biddle
Mar. Hard
Birkin
Wells
Hoot
Alfred Fellowes
Henry Leaver
Bean
Donation Barton
Caeorge Bacon
Aulton
M. Waketied
Phat Prowiscory
Eapo
John Cant Hobhouse
Sir Crodge
Bilbulph
Bacon
Meg
Sutton Sharpe
Ion
Wahler
Dublin Cam Hobhouse
George G. de HH
Thane
Wid Pankes
Hobhouse
Creag Ge
H. Tarpent
Bart
M. Fhapuirn
Perhoners
Rogers
Bigots
Gil
Mr. Roberts
Wis Roberts Jiu
Suiniss
Tyee Elall
Parkes
Toonter
Mieir
John Camdfebhouse
George Carpent
Gs Darke
Lew Bo
Summers Pearford
Elphinstone
Pitzray
Lord Cantalope
Harford
Lipuinstom
Mer. Pizrey
Lord Cantalupe
Fiteroy
Antalupe
Ute
Tre
Pitzeys
Cantalupe
Elis
Ieasefuts
Caras
Iid
Joss
Phat
Fitzroy
Wilgrey
Piuvrow
Harvard
Fitarey
Piptanstone
S. Harford
Summers
C. Russell
Lord Chelsea
T. Mills
Wo ‘Tooke
Mr. Russell
Mr. Mills
Mr. Tooke
Mrt. Mids
Casset
Chelsea
Tord Chelsea
C. Joussell
Lord
Th. Mills
Reading
C. Russe
Chrensea
C. A. Saundens
Mills
Russell
Russell Sais
Select Committee
Belfast
Grimshaw
Monaghan
Execution of Tamar Dick at Cardiff Gaol
The convicted murderer Tamar Edwards, alias Tamar Dick, executed at eight o'clock on Saturday morning at the county jail in Cardiff. The 24-year-old confessed to all crimes except theft and murder while remaining steadfast as the crowd watched. his confession, read in Welsh, attributed the death to others’ interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Tamar Edwards
Merthyr Tydfil
Edwards
Stacey
Merthyr
Hichared Edwards
Daly
Thonas Streey
Gedlot Gaara
Ditera
Povey Ony
Peges
Posey
Aly
Rewer
Percy
Pevey
Chey
Dawlals
Celi Coed Cymimar
Aeain
Jane Phillipe
Gace Pi
Topetier
Duliren
Richard Epwarns
Mr. Stacy
Richard Edwards
Jons B. Wood
Inquest for Major Boxhall and Other London Tales
A London inquest reports Major Boxhall killed by a roof fall at Swaffham brewery site, verdict accidental death. It also covers a murder-at-peckham rye case with no firm evidence against William Webb, and a suicide attempt by a young woman in Kensington Gardens after ingestion of laudanum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulipe
Muse
Vox
Beiren
Mingus
Red Lion
Uionstreet
Park-lane
Charles Fearuly
Lane Fox
Carnotstreet
Mayfair
George Gres
Fox
Mary Vaughan
Butler
Marquis of Thertford
Eliott
Swaffham
Messrs
Norwich Mercury
Pecknam Rye
William Webb
Trail
Union Hall
James White
Noble and Mee
Peckham Rye
Cottingham
113 P
Campbell
Mr. Cottingham
Webb
Parker
Old Bailey
Guildford
Deputations Press Peel and Graham on Manufacturing Distress
Delegates from Leeds Manchester Huddersfield Bolton and others meet Sir Robert Peel and Sir James Graham to plead worsening unemployment and bankruptcies in the manufacturing districts. They cite factory closures distress and fear for general trade as they demand relief and policy action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
Wm. Pawson
Leeds
J. Holdforth
Alderman Chapell
Manchester
Robert Gardner
William Brook
Huddersfield
West Riding of
Yorkshire
Henry Ashworth
Turton
Bolton
Joseph Hegginbottom
Ashton
William Biggs
Leicester
Walker
Bury
Edward Akruyde
James Hoatson
Halifax
Thomas Ashton
Hyde
Lancashire
Holland Hoole
Salford
Treasury
Edward Akrayde
Yurkelore
Vielvat
Pheniel
Ali
Ben Tal
Ir. Ashworths
H. Wee
Ashworth
Hps
America
Ashorny
Bethy
Ourewa
Sega Chae
Levi
Wales
Sydarce
Diemen's
Piculeuy
Borshat
London
Liverpool
Africa
Conwy
Sydney
van Diemen’s Land
Althovein Sime
van Dieten
van Diewen
Lord Stanley
West Riding
Lord Staley
Rand
Reuins
teXaminca
Toatsorn J
Brook
Wuddersfield
Henene ‘Lal
Lord Sankey
Lorn Warescliffe
Privy Council Office
Lord Whernclife
Sallord
Hoole
Hude
Russia
Lord Wharncliffe
Brooke
J. Graham
Pawson
Hadforth
G.R. Chapell
Henry Walker Ashworth
Hoatson
E. Ackroyd
Ditto
John Walker
Higginbotham
Carrick
Carlisle
W. Briggs
Boroughreeve Holland
Hoyle
Blythe
Glasgow
Bright
Rochdale
Myr. Rawson
Colonial Office
James Graham
Cheshire
Jas. Graham
Bi Feilden
Oldham
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le Marchant
Tt Beresford
Ace Ae
Chiltern Autrods
D. le “Nbant
Aed
Oalf
Atttwood
Mr. Attwood
Currie
Ning
Tomise
Beresford
Teommittes
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John Walter
Osha
John Cam Iubhouse
Plumuridge
Phlamridge
Gwynn
Plamridge
Phoraridge
Phan
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Hermenes
Cis
Mruanridge
Chett
Steed
Bridport
Uresport
Lane List
Pice
Ighiry
Warburton
Mitchell
Alexander Cochrane
Mr. Cochrane
Cochrane
Westminster
Leman
Mr. Warburton
Joseph Parkes
James Lemay
Afr. Mitchell
Libery
Somerset Assizes
Mr. Mitchell
Deia
Pirates
Mitehel
Quelrane
Mitehell
Treatig
Mitchel
Iin
Ann
Cochrane Ginsell
Mitched
Lillick
House of Commons
Tam
Templer
Thomas Flight
Inyvale
Cue House
Afr. Cochrane
Tamar Dick