Cotton Twist in Letters Calls Peel to Bread and Reform
The piece denounces Sir Robert Peel and the Times for proposing Doctrinaire and Syncretist policies. It contrasts Peel with Guizot, attacks expediency over principle, and urges addressing cheap bread, subsistence, and worker distress. The writer invokes Common Sense to challenge the government and questions about relief and reform. London, July 30, 1841.
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Cotton Twist
Repent Peel
Sir
Guizot
England
Times
Standard
John Augustus Heraud
Isaac
Dame Quickly
John Falstaff
Washington
Robespierre
Robert Peel
France
House of Comini
Preston
Hs Xa Tighbour
Westminster
Nine Welch Ton-masters elected to MP several peers named
Nine Welch tonmasters have been on MP tickets. Sir John Guest for Merthyr, Mr Dive tt for Exeter, Summers Barford of Harfords, Davis and Co. for Tre leves, Harford former high sheriff of Warwickshire, and others for Wells and Cardiff. The piece cites local industry, politics, and a museum tale of the skeleton Corder in Bury St. Edmunds with a contributing-box mechanism drawing donations to needy patients.
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Welch
John Guest
Merthyr
Divett
Exeter
Summers Dbarford
le Works
Harfords, Davis, and Co
Rewes
Harford
Uthshire
Ebbw-vale
Lewisto
Tollmouthshire
Wednessy
Ph Dailey
Worcest
Joseph Bailey
Lempe
Herefordshire
Vantage Works
Alain Penderon
Sunderland
Mr. Forman
Bridgwater
O 'Ted
de Larpent
Abersydene
Blakemore
Griffith
Wells
Cardiff
Bainbridge
Corder
Bury St. Edmunds
Pein
Court and Fashion at Woburn Abbey Visit Described
Royal progress to Woburn Abbey features Her Majesty Queen Victoria and Prince Albert amid a festively alert Bedfordshire, with Duke of Wellington and numerous nobles in attendance. Celebratory scenes include arrivals, balcony appearance, grand dining, music by Signor Puzzi, fireworks, and local holiday observances across St Albans and Hertford, plus fashion notes from Paris and London.
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Woburn Abbey
Moxpay
Prince Albert
Duke
Duchess of Bedford
Woburnabbey
Woburn
Leighton Buzzard
Windsor Castle
Bedfordshire
Duke of Wellington
Duchess of Sutherland
Duke of Devonshire
Duchess of Somerset
Palmerston
Georgiana Russell
Wriothesley Russell
Charles Russell
Duchess of Leinster
Lord Otho
Jane Fitzgerald
Henry Stanhope
Bedford
the Park
11Th Hussars
Sutton
Abbey
Duke of Bedford
Wellington
Duke and Duchess of Sutherland
Duchess of Richmond
de Grey
Melbourne
G. Russell
Earl
Countess de Grey
Lord Melbourne
Marquis of
Headfort
Pansanger
Marquis of Salisbury
South Herts
St. Albans
Hatfield
Earl Cowper
Hertford
Hanover
Edward Richard Littleton
Lord Hatherton
Margaret Percy
Earl of Beverly
France
Anne Emily Vane
Admiralty
Robert Peel
Ireland
Strawberry Hill
Horace Walpole
Dover
Prince Esterhazy
Suite
York
Calais
Christina
Palais Royal
Count de Colombe
Prussia
Holland
Amsterdam
le Capitaine Wits
Munster
Royal Naval Club
Robert Stopford
George Hotel
Portsmouth
Edward Codrington
St. Leonard’s-on-Sea
Columbia
Edinburgh
Shaw Lefevre
Horning Chronicle
Paris
Durham man wins damages against railway company
At Durham on a Tuesday Mr. Crawford son of the late member for the city of London obtained a verdict for £150 damages against the Durham and Sunderland railway company for injuries from the line on November 3. His cheek bone was broken and pushed into the eye socket, and though he had no grey hair at the time, within a month his hair turned white.
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Durham
Crawford
City of London
Fatal Westminster Bridge Boat Disaster Inquest
A lengthy inquest at Horsleydown and East Surrey examined the Westminster Bridge boat capsizing that killed Caroline Harbour and Bridget Anne Shee after a day’s outing with seven in the boat. Witnesses noted lack of waterman guidance, boat capacity excess, and cautioned boat owners to refrain from hiring to inexperienced persons. A verdict of accidental death with a sharp admonition to operators followed.
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Payne
Vestry
Horeleydown
Caroline Harbour
Westminster-bridge
Wm. Roffey
Church-street
Soho
St. Martin-in-the- Fields
Thomas Harbour
Messrs
Bridget Shee
Ann Hart
Westminster Bridge
Shadwell
Waterloo Bridge
Henry Phelps
Lyons
Tomlinson
Marlborough Head
Fox's Lane
Baker
Benjamin Harbour
Shadwell Dock Stairs
Horsleydown
London
Southwark
Middlesex
St. John’s Church
Waterloo-road
Carter
East Surrey
Waterloo
Bridget Anne Shee
William Roffey
Messie
Hungerford-market
Vauxhall
Aaron Roffey
Fifth Arch
Surrey
Ann Kent
Harbour
St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields
Lyon
William Godfrey
Waterloo-bridge
John Calloway
London Docks
W. J. Tomlinson
St. John’s
William John Tomlinson
John Chatley
William Jotsey
Aaron
Onne
Adelphi
Breach of Promise of Marriage in Durham Assizes
In Durham assizes Huntex v Sxatra, a cousin sued for damages for breaking a promise of marriage after seduction and pregnancy. The defendant denied the promise but was found to have engaged to wed, later deserting the plaintiff for financial gain. Evidence included letters and family testimony. jury awarded £250 damages.
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Huntex
Sxatra
Justice Wightman
Durham Assizes
Dundas
Mr. Watson
Gregory Lewin
Stockton
Bradford
Beltinghame
Hexham
Northumberland
Houghton
Haughton
Lucre
Margaret
Hunton
Bellinghame
Brearcliff
Monkwearmouth
Hope
Dandas
Inquests At London Hospital On Three Deaths
Three inquests were held at the London hospital before Mr. Baker into deaths of Joseph Winser Sarah Robins and Samuel Wainright. Winser died after erysipelas and a fall from a two story window while delirious. Robins burned to death after fire on her clothes from a wood fire. Wainright fell from a wagon while unloading peas at Spitalfields market and died of injuries. All verdicts were accidental deaths or casualties and misfortune.
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Lonpox
London Hospital
Baker
Joseph Winser
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Erystpelas
Sarah Robins
Samuel Wainright
Barking Side
Essex
Spitalfields
Assault charge at Brentford petty sessions
John Watson a farm hand at Penvale Middlesex was charged before magistrates with assaulting Rebecca Tompkins fellow servant with intent. She testified he seized her in the kitchen, pressed her down and behaved indecently before she escaped upstairs. He denied the impropriety. he was committed and witnesses bound over to prosecute.
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Brentford
John Watson
Smith
Penvale
Middlesex
Walmesley
Baillie
Pownall
Rebecca Tompkins
Dreadful Calamity off Dover Eight Lives Lost
A collision off Southland-head in Dover bay between the Russian barque John of Riga and the Prussian Prosperata caused the latter to sink with eight crew drowned. Survivors saved themselves aboard the John, while the Prosperata’s cargo of iron rails and crew were lost. The John sustained heavy damage and will be repaired in the wet dock.
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Dover
Southland-head
Riga
Bilboa
D. W. Albrecht
Stettin
Newport
Mehendorff
Eugan
Lastlane
John
Johnson
Thoyd’s
Edward Gerard
Dantzic
Crusader
Charles Ratbka
Hehendorff
Fresh Endeavour
Broad-street
Lloyd's
Bristol Channel
The
Albrecht
Wesling
Hohendorff
Eugau
Schultz
Ladke
Worm
Abraham
Charles Rathka
London
W. Latham
Fatal Steam-boat Accident Near Purfleet Drift
A young man named John Dickenson fell from the Falcon steam boat between six and seven pm while en route to London Bridge. Despite rapid rescue efforts, he drowned after being swept by tides as Vesta and Parfleet boats approached. Over 400 passengers were aboard.
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Falcon
Purfleet
London-bridge
Gravesend
Wright
Vesta
Greenwich
Parfleet
John Dickenson
East Txpta
East India Docks
James Dench
London Hospital
France in turmoil and pride as Paris marks three glorious days
Paris distributes alms and flies national colors while funerals and fêtes unfold. Across Toulouse, Marseilles and Barcelona, arrests rise, riots loom, and authorities crack down. Weather and crops look promising as France contends with political strife and a growing cabinet crisis.
Priests and rulers clash over Cologne order and Circassian fight
The Vatican nominated Dr Iven as vicar general of Cologne. Berlin signaled royal tolerance allowing him to serve. In Prussia, Breslau magistrates face renewed elections amid royal advisers defeated. Circassian coastal blockade continues with a naval exchange between Toughouz’s forces and a Russian warship.
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Germany
Iven
Berlin
Iver
Cologne
Fraygroxt
Prussia
Breslau
Shouroule Ogiou Toughouz
Tis.centr Ani
Toughouz
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London-bridge Stairs
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Spooner
City Arms
Tower-street
Compter
Williams
Thomson
Elizabeth Moore
Goldstone
Bermondsey
Champs Elysées
Barriere du Trone
Moniteur
M. Humann
Toulouse
Duval
Auxerre
Journal of
Queen Christina
Lord John Russell
MansEilles
Marseilles
St. Just
Laffarce
Dr. Poutier
M. Laffarge
Molle
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Abd-el-Kader
Toulon
Tunis
Levant
Spain
Barcelona
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