First Fruits of Sir James Graham's New Club Law
Large Deptford meeting devolved into riot over chartist agitation for broader rights. Police and witnesses described clashes at High Street chapel and Broadway, with Dr McDouall arrested. bail set for peace. Treves cathedral tale and Burney diary extracts provide contrasting notes of era.
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James Graham
DePrionn
M‘douatt
High-street
Deptford
Pullen
George Thompson
Taylor
Feargus O'Connor
Broadway
M‘douall
Mallalien
Mc Douall
Eremy
Walworth
Mallalieu
High Street
M*douall
Efbet
Kentish Town
McDouall
Dover Road
S Street
Jeremy
Jan Wade
Independent Chapel
J. Pullen
M‘buuail
Broad Way
Kat
Shoul
Thomas Yardy
John Maxlow
John Dowling
Conrad Aren
Distress and parliamentary motions dominate Friday Lords session
The Lords debated corn duties and distress in the country, advanced South Australia and Mine and Collieries Bills, and postponed others. Distress prompts calls for relief and free trade arguments. adjournments follow. Ireland and poor laws feature in supply votes.
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House OF Lords
Earl of Smarresneny
Commons
Lord Uamment
Marquis of Cranranug
Sudbury
Earl of Rapnow
Council
Witannerrrpe
Crayiucanoe
Wiarncriive
Lord Brougian
Lord CoTrenham
Tord Wuanycuyre
Yorkshire
Bowxine
Burkeer
John Eastacre
Leicester
Hume
Freeoen
C. Burress
J. Virtiers
Mr. Mountz
Birmingham
Marx Purtigius
Mr. Conn
Hinovery
R. Pers
Wintney
Cospen
Hindley
Public meeting denounces police in Deptford protest
A large crowd gathered at Blackheath common after Dr M Douall was seized during a peaceful address in Broadway Deptford Greenwich. Speakers condemned police action and a petition to Parliament was arranged to demand inquiry and presentation by Thomas Duncombe Exq.
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O Cosnene
Suet
Ronent Pee
House of Commons
Lord Palmerston
Baronet
Ireland
Ebex
Vintters
Evant
Mark Putiers
Duncombe
Treland
Suarman Crawron
Mr. Frenpen
Lord
Major Bryan
French
O'Connell
Crawford
Crawtord
Hume
Isgistrate
Irrd
Lord de Grey
R. Peer
Bowarine
G. Crerk
Church of Scotland
House OF Comimons—Tueasday
F. Bernett
R. Pee
Sidney Smith
Brotherton
Hawes
Msmary
Watt
Henry Melvilus
Restuce
Henry Melvill
Milner Gibson
Mr. Melvill
R.H. Esetis
iTones
India
Mauritius
Hawise
Hawkes
Vernon Situ
B. Banine
Masctes
Howe
Maurits
Ler Staxey
Mauritias
Miraklins
R. H. Ixotts
Lord Staney
Todin
Jae
Adiz
Les
Gracknegate
M'Douall
Deptford
Greenwich
Blacktath Common
Broadway
Itford
Sud
Dr. M'Douall
Fa Ie Eec
Commons of
Great Britain
de T Ordhi
The Rittmeister's Budget review in literary chronicle
A critical notice on Captain Knox's three volume collection The Rittmeister's Budget describing storytelling drawn from German romance. It praises brisk writing and clever humor while detailing The Madonna at Spires anecdote with a bold rebuke by Bernard.
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Captain Knox
London
Saunders and Ottley
Rittmeister
Rhine
Germany
Hottman
Reichter
Fouque
St. Bernard
Palestine
Agnes
Bernarde
Bernard
Berard
Esprit de Corps
Lin
Corporation of
Sais
Padene
de Vensers
Boisterousness of the Princes and Royal Speech
Miss Planta sails the Duke of York is expected soon and discussions on the princes surface. Mr Fairly defends his independence amid talk of their wild animal spirits while Cam- bridge notes his curiosity and a speaker’s voice during social tensions.
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Reylad
Mr. Fairly
Prince William
Queen Charlotte
Fanny
Harcourt
Fairly
Elizabeth
Waller
St. Catherine's
Miless
Micam
Auprstusitid
Mauna
Duke of York
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