Sir James Graham Plan Sparks Debate on Public Meetings
A critical examination argues Sir James Graham overstepped by defining police powers at public meetings and risking violence. The piece condemns any move to curb free speech, warns of class conflict, and urges cautious use of authority to protect law and order amid rising Chartist pressure.
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James Graham
Lord Stanley
THE
Anti-Corn-Law League
Mr. Hawes
House of Commons
England
Reed
Home Secretary
Itv
Robert Peel
France
Caledonian Mail Steamer Off Mersey Sails With Mails
Latest intelligence reports the Caledonian mail steamer under Captain Lou failed to reach the Mersey due to shallow water. She carried mail from Boston and Halifax after a ten day voyage and arrived with sixty passengers praising Captain Lou and the vessel’s capabilities.
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Livinroo
Atrn
America
Caledonian Nail
Lott
Mersey
Boston
Halifay
Lou
United States
Congress
Secretary of State
Business House
England
France
Buenos Ayres
Monte Video
Canada
Sir C. Bagot
Senate
Mexico
Great Britain
Senate of Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Asperiva
Acadia
Halifax
Caledonia
National Intelligencer
Gory Et All
New York Herald
Lord Ashburton
Lord
Lord Ashburtons
St. John's River
Maine
Preble
Hague
Netherlands
Washington
St. John's
St. John’s
Great Falls
Montreal Courir
St. Lawrence
Shamrock
Larhine
Point Chure
Kingston
Montreal General Hospital
Bous Leas
Phace
Jones
Messrs
Dolphin
Coverdale
Danby
Yorkshire
Durham
General Hospital
Lachine
St. Louis Republican
Missouri
Edna
Missouri River
Fresh turn-out of collier workers in South Staffordshire
A private correspondent reports Bilston area coal pits shut by bands of unemployed colliers after forcing men off works at Parsons Bull Holes Firmstone Bunker's Hill Ryley Hill Park and Banke Ettingshall. Disturbances spread to shops and bread depredations followed by police and dragoons being deployed. A fatal damp explosion at another pit worsens safety concerns as authorities seek to halt further disturbances ahead of Monday actions.
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Staffordshire
Birmingham
Bilston
Mr. Parsons
Bull Holes
Messrs
Union
Wednesbury
Wolverhampton
Weedon Barracks
Rexstein
Minstersley
Worth
Pruton Park
Fire destroys barn and haystacks at Guilsborough farm
Tacksmany Finer of Guilsborough Northampton reports an incendiary blaze on his premises last Thursday night. A large barn was maliciously destroyed with farm implements, four haystacks, forty fowls, wheat, and outbuildings damaged, totalling several hundred pounds. Rewards offered by Rev. D. Watson and the Phoenix Insurance office.
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Crediton
Exeter
Lince
Bowden Street
Hames
Efert
England
London
the Sun
West of England
Royal Exchange
North of London Fire Insurance Offices
Sharp
Guilsborough Northampton
Bow-street
D. Watson
Phoenix Insurance Office
Disranss
Manchester
Owen
Lord Ripon
Leeds
Iverpoo
Bradford
Arrar
Hoxovr
Gloucester
Superintendent Fisher
Bell
Messrs
Wood and
Luwell
Bristol Wercury
Prs
Prunner
Saint James
Bristol
Samu
Pim. Jackson
Ashleyplace
St. Mary Redcliff
Peel
Bristol Mercury
Gething
Newport
Monmouthshire
Southerdown
Glamorganshire
Acen
Bath Journal
Royal assent given to numerous imperial bills in Lords
Lords commissioners conferred royal assent on many acts including Poor-law Continuance, Tariff amendments, Exchequer preparations, and various estate and local bills. Commons and Lords interactions noted with private bills forwarded and adjournment to Monday. Newfoundland bill faced postponement debate amid concerns over colonial constitution and Catholic grievances.
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Earl of Shaftesbury
Duke of Buccleuch
Earl of Liverpool
New South Wales
Perth
Londonbridge
Chelsea Hospital
Dublin Wide Streets
University of Dublin
Ireland
Southwark
Manchester and Liverpool
Mersey
House OF Commons
Sreanrn
LORDS
House of Lords
St. Asaph and Bangor Preferments Bul
Dublin Boundaries
East India Bishops Hill
Newfoundland
O'Coxxent
Lion
Lord Staxley
Ipswich Election Committee Ousts Two Tories
The Ipswich election committee, chaired by Mr. P. M. Stewart, ruled that John Otway O'Connor Cutts Desart and Thomas Gladstone were not duly elected burgesses and that the last Ipswich election was void. Bribery and treating allegations were listed against several voters, with a request to print the report and delay writs until members receive the evidence.
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Ipswich
P. M. Stewart
Kinlake
John Otway O'Connor
Karl Desart
Thomas Gladstone
Austin
Henry Graves
Richard Bishop
John Cockle
Robert Hines
Mr. Brown
Cole
Fuller
Wm. Blyth
Harwich
Thomas Bowman
Robert Nanton
John Otway O'Connor Cuffe Desart
Thos. Gladstone
House of Commons
Death of Sir Thomas Hesketh at Rufford Hall Lancashire
Notices report the death of Sir Thomas Dairymple Hesketh Bart at Rufford Hall Lancashire in his 65th year and his succession by his eldest son Sir Thomas Henry Hesketh. Other items include a lightning damage at St Martin's church, Doncaster franchise petition, and various court and police notes from Guildford and London.
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Foreign Office
Thomas Dairymple Hesketh, Bart
Rufford Hall
Lancashire
Thomas
Thomas Henry Hesketh
St Martin's
Doncaster
House of Commons
Prince Louis Napotecoy
Threekty Chronicle
Citadel of
Ham
Louisa Costello
Prince Louis Napoleon
Castle of
Boulogne
Journal du Pepe
Court of Peers
Picardie
Auvergne
NapoLroy Louis Boxaparte
Leannen
Entomological Society
Horticultural Society
Zoological Society
Botanical Society
Catherine Donovan
Victualler
Wapping
Rotherhithe
Dexp
Wm. Ellis
Ellis and Co
Lower-road
Deptford
Grove
Greenwich
Elis
Taylor
Thames
Smith
King’s Head-row
Sheridan
Division of Police
Ellis
Mallalieu
Nis
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