The Only and the Best Possible Government for the United Kingdom
The writer argues that a Whig government under Lord John Russell is the political necessity and best option for Great Britain and Ireland. It contends that unity among liberal factions strengthens governance, supports free trade, colonial reform, and a steady foreign policy, and urges cooperation over factional rivalries to ensure durable government.
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Chronicle
Liberal Party
Ic Steel
Lord John Russell
Job
Smelfungus
Dan
Beersheba
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Zeny Map
Herald
Standard
Protectionists
Bentinck
Richmond
Miles
Disraeli
Post
Lerge
Bond-street
Sidonie
England
Downing-street
Tattersall’s
Sir Robert Peel
League
Jericho
Stenley
Lord Aberdeen
Treland
H. G Ward
M.psiit
Advan Smith
Lebo
M'Culloch
Nuries
Tabor
Labeur
Adam Smith
Sheffield
Gou
Bern
Munsz and Co
Hose of Commons
Ness
Pde Ant
Sim
Robert Peel
Tam
Tdo
Sadler
Lord Ashley
Fielden
Doubtloss
Crowned Processions and Royal Turmoil at Ascot Cup Day
A vivid 1816 report details royal birthday celebrations with the Honeehold troops review in St James Park, Ibrahim Pasha’s port of call, and a bustling Portsmouth visit. It covers grand parades at Vauxhall, Tall ships on the river, and the royal train’s movements, including Balmoral and Buckingham moments, plus Noble audiences at Lincoln's Inn and Westminster. The piece also recounts a four day Ascot meeting with 33 races, weather, crowds, and detailed results for Ace stakes, cups, and plates, highlighting Ibrahim Pacha’s interest and the queen's absence on Cup Day. The narrative stresses the public spectacle, racing results, and the social mêlée surrounding a major early 19th century royal and diplomatic pageant.
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St. James's Park
Life Guards
Foot Guards
Exbiuetters
Vauxhall Gardens
George Hotel
Portemouth
South Western Railway
Portsmouth
London
James Hosking
Juin
Monsieur
S. A
Brahim Pasha Eyant
Monsieur le Maire de
Alivart
Iselve
Mivart
Lower Brook Street
Robert Peel
Duke of Wellington
Trinity Corporation
Major Dickson
Whitehall
Westminster Abbey
Regent-street
Regent's Park
Highness
Buckingham Palace
Prince Albert
Prince George of Cambridge
Horse Guards
Ibrahim Pasha
Hhis
Louis Philippe
Paris
His Highness
Pasha
Mivart's
Thames Tunnel
Tower
Bank of England
Royal
Ers
Lincoln’s Inn
Marquis of Abercorn
George Leonor
Wylde
Bouverie
Inn
Order of the Garter
Brougham
Deuman
Durham
Lord Brougham
Tancred
Coldstream Guards
Constantine
Grand Duke
Russia
Ingermanland
Menelez
Prince of Warsaw
Lisbon
Charles Ogle
Admiralty House
Royal Clarence Victualling Establishment
Oncan I
Oscar T
Eugenia
Eugene de Beauharnois
Norway
Storthing
Count Shveleski
Royal Geographical Society
Oxford
Everett
Court of Great Britain
Globe
Smith
Stratford Canning
Constantinople
St. Mary's
Oscott
Newman
Hospital For Consumption
Stratford
Lord Strangford
Duke of Richmond
Erswich
Ipswich
Suffolk Orea
Ascot
Armateur
Great Western Railway Company
Wokingham
Oxley
Windsor
Clarke
Manning
Hibbard
Charles Davis
Lyndhurst
New Mile
E. R. Clark
Whitehouse
Fr Hawley
Alamede
Lord Albemarle
Nell Cook
Exeter
Lebanon
Sir G. Beathcote
Akbar
Chapple
Lord G. Bentiock
Marquis of
Marquis of Conyngham
Inheritrees
Javelin
Swinley Course
Sir G. Heathcote
Valentissimo
Lord Exeter
St. Demetri
Lord Stradbroke
Lynceus
Lord Lonedale
Joy
Lord Chesterfield
Ginger
W. W. Wynn
Cynymion
Duke of Rutland
Flambeau
Lim
Stlions
Lord Orford
Mr. Osbaldeston
King Charles
Amato
Sir Gilbert
Mr. T. Dawson
Grimston
Lye
Lord Waterford
Corranna
G. Heathcote
Mr. Merry
Don John
A. W. Will
Romance
Mr. Whaley
Corrapna
Agat
Peri
Khondooz
Mr. Herbert
Petitioner
Swinles
Jenny Wren
Footstool
Footetool
Rowena
Pennce
Rowens
Swinley
Wren
Colonel Anson
F. Butler
A. S. Hill
J. Hawley
Humdrum
Elia
Morelia
Lord Lonadele
Blackie
Burlesque
Morella
Iago
Gilly
Arkwright
Nat
Lord G. Bentinck
Binnacle
Turpin
Mr. F. Herbert
Hetman Platoff
Velveteen
Mann
Don ‘John
Ishmael
Mr. Greville
Mirmillio
Field Mouse
Alarm
Mr. C. Scott
Ohio
Lord Lonadale
Thiv
Abdale
Mr. Coape
Rufus
A. W. Hill
Mr. Death
Lord Lonsdele
Ray Middleton
Miss Milner
Mr. Mostyn
Lanercost
Mise Clifton
Mr. Woyatt
Snake
Carter
A.W. Hill
Lord Miltown
Colleen Bawn
Evenus
Lightning
Aristotle
Wood Pigeon
Beaumont
Aivacate
Dexterous
Monarch
Clare
Sir Hercules
Taglioni
Rowland Hil
Gannet
Young Eclipse
Phoenix
Hirondelle
Farthing Candle
Rod Regelia
Ironmaster
Lackfield
Leaconfeld
Mr. Ford
J. Howlett
Duke of Bedford
Taurina
Colonel Apeon
Ellipsis
Cawdle
Sir R. Pigott
Goarache
Lord Lonsdale
Jericho
Bartholomew
Mr. St. Paul
Mentor
T.Y.C
Mr. Merton
Philip
Prudence
E. T.Y.C
Lord George Bentinck
His Serene Highness
H.R.H
Srs
Kitchener
Mr. Smith
Mr. Cooper
Caen
Llanelf
Mr. Colin
Brunel
Mr. Drew
Mr. Kitton
Mr. Pearce
Mr. Jaques
Mr. T. Smith
Conrad
Mr. May
Serene Highness
Kalmia
Hendaman
Orphan
Mr. Coombe
Glaucus
Octave
Boye
Mano
Count Bathyany
Tragical
Ibrahim Pacha
Paddington
Slough
Staines
Thoraday
Woking Aia
Woking
Goodram
Guildford
Nine-elms
Stralgatende
Grand Stand
Egypt
Dickson
Earl of Jersey
Wemyss
Bowles
Circassia
Georgia
Couraé
the Pacha
Ibrabil Pacha
Prince George of
Cambridge
S Tuens
J. Drale
Bold Archer
W. Abdale
Onslow
Bath
Herman Pistef
Chappe
the Free Lance
R. Bulkeley
Joinville
Jeinville
Bartholomer
Curranna
Peni
Soderitrest
the Baron
Miss Sarah
Kesh
Wolfdog
Baron
Corranoa
Ruo
J. Prince
Mr. Perrigu
Pest
Intrepid
the Conjurer
Queen Pomare
Leaconfield
Red Leg
Regatic
Libextra
Slander
Piccarcon
Her Highness
Camel
Young Keen
Blackcock
Simeon
Caseandra
Miles
Chamelford
So Nice
Millwood
Maid of
Mr. Coomb
Lord Eglintoun
Drac
Mr. Meiklam
Templeman
Orien
Tetrepid
Concealment
Lalla Rookh at Her Majesty's Theatre Displays Splendid Ballet
The new ballet Lalla Rookh debuts with lavish Oriental courts and costumes at Her Majesty's Theatre. Cerito and Taglioni impress in elegant dances, the plot follows Lallah Rookb with Feramorz and Fadladeen amid desert adventures. The show is a spectacular, liberal in scale, though not a dramatic ballet.
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Her Majesty's Theatre
Lalla Rookh
Alma
Aurangzebe
Ceritu
Cerito
Felicien David
Taglioni
Lallah Rookb
Feramorz
Fadladeen
Lahore
Delhi
Lata Rooks
House of Commons
Robert Peel
Free Trade Party
Morning Chronicle
Epocatios
Chelsea
Battersea
Red-house
Geo. Clarke
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Labour and wage policy discussion with John Drury
A letter to John Drury discusses wage levels and working hours, arguing that cheapness of goods and extended sales secure demand and profits. It asserts profits and wages are interdependent, needing balance between employer gains and labor remuneration, and critiques misunderstandings about advocating low wages.
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Independent
Adam Smith
Trades
Cutlers
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