Popular Principles and Liberal Opinions debated by critics
A long critique of Mr Disraeli's distinction between popular principles and liberal opinions. The author argues the terms are muddled, cites examples from parliamentary actions such as the Ten Hours' Bill, national church funding, and free trade versus protection, and disputes Disraeli's framing, asserting genuine liberal principles over mere popular phrases. Also covers related notes on tax surcharges, Bristol court decisions, and local incidents.
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Diaraeli
Buckingbanehire
Mr. Disraeli
Dierseli
Warburton
Disraeli
England
Portugal
Don Pedro
Peel
Dieraelizen
Brazil
Buckinghamshire
Mr. Disrael
Sokal
House of Lords
Lews
Hearera
Basinghall-street
Bristol Cousry Court
Palmer
Messrs. Nash and Gardiner
Bristol
Birkenhead
Ansizes
Haute Garonne
Pierre Verdinel
Sauveur Insurence Company
Rue de la Trinite
Toulouse
Verdiner
Alaira
Poraro
Leze
Stockwell Street
John Cruso
Macclesfield Chronicle
Avantiine Ramway
Gallatown
Edinburgh and Northern Railways
Pathhead
Cupar
Douglas
Macdonald
Highlands
Tresend
Kinghorn
Fifeshire
Newront Pagwzir
County of Bucks
M.P
E. Greaves
North North
Fitzmaurice
Newport Pagnell
Newport
Cheera
Ibers
Liberal Party
Aly
London
Bose
Theas
Chatham
Church of England
Church of Ropes
Parliament of
Quceizning
Mr. Cobden
Customs
Germany
Great Britain
Hurd
India
Corp
Evan
R. Walpole
Downing Errest
Buckingham
Shrewsbury
Maynooth
Cught
W. Lavi
W. E. Fits. Maurice
du Pre
Tower
W. Farrer
Late Poisoning at Kensal New Town Exposed
Inquests reveal arsenic poisoning of Thomas Hickman and his nine children at Kensal New Town. Witnesses describe pudding prepared with powder found in a flour bag. family deaths occur from Sunday to Monday. Coroner deems accidental poisoning. family members recall no deliberate act.
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Wakley
Porto Bello Arms
Kensal New Town
Thomas Hickman
James Bonomay Hickman
Harriet Elizabeth
Mary Anne
John
Aod Heory
G. J. Mills
Sweeting
Anne Sullivan
Abercromby
John R. Abercromby
Apothecaries’ Company
Sullivan
Witneea
Hickman
Witnees
Dr. Barnes
Notting-hill
Brows
Sargens
Kensal Green
Witness
James
Caroline Bonemay
Witneas
Harriet Elizabeth Hickman
Mr. Abercromby
Herspath
Agalvet
Seeen Hickman
Even
George Brown
College of Surgeons
Ahorcrimbs
Mr. Brown
Robert Barnes
Park Lane
Notting Hill
Brown
Mary
Harriet Hickman
Sand
Ffour
Wes
Anderson
Testimonial to Samuel Wilderspin in Stratton Street
A select party of Mr Wilderspin's friends in Stratton Street Piccadilly presented him a timepiece funded by the Teachers and Children's Tribute Fund. Daniel Gaskell spoke of his half century of infant education work and national gratitude. Dickens and Milnes voiced praise as the donors stated their hopes for his comfort and legacy.
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Wilderspin
Stratton Street
Piccadilly
Penns
J. Bennett
Cheapside
Samuel Wilderspin
Juventatis Amator
Juventatis Amator Vt Amor
Janu
Daniel Gaskell
Wil
Wilderepins Bat
Evers
Monckton Milnes
Gaskell
Mr. Wilderspin
Charles Dickens
Thornton Hunt
Tax Extrang Parliament. The long lived House of Commons long after 1841
The piece notes the unusually lengthy Parliament elected in August 1841 and contrasts it with earlier septennial parliaments. It traces parliamentary history from Reform and the rise of annual parliaments to the Melbourne and Peel eras, highlighting shifts between Whig and Conservative dominance, and praising the present Parliament for lasting six years and enacting free trade while opposing the Corn Laws. The narrative mentions Lord John Russell and political upheavals ending with the resignation of a Conservative ministry.
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House of Commons
Europe
England
Usly
Earl Grey
Robert
Melbourne
Lord Melbourne
Whi
R. Peel
Downing Streat
Offee
J. Russell
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Danina Burorasr
Derronas le Dear
W. Carter
Waterman’s Arms
Surrey Canal
George Dutton
James Laland
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Trinity Square
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London Bridge
Surrey
Taylor's Bridge
Suicips
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James John Green
Richmond
James Dale
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Arundelataira
Blackfriars Bridge
Limerick
Waterford
Gloucester
Dublin
Agricultural Improvement Society
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Upper Rhine
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Whitehall
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Westminster
Lord John Russell
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Sedan
Commons
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Midland
Eastern Counties
George Carr Cit
London and North Western Railway Company
Charles Russell
Great Western Railway Co
Edmund Denison
Great Northemailway Company
J. J . Hops Johnstone
Caledonian Railway Company
James M'Gregor
South Eastern Railway Company
H. Houldsworth
Manchester and Leeds Hiway Company
W. J. Chaplin
South Westernway Company