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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 12, 1847

Page

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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.

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.

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.

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.

House of Commons Europe England Usly Earl Grey Robert Melbourne Lord Melbourne Whi R. Peel Downing Streat Offee J. Russell

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