Conservatives Seek Reform To End Finality In Whig Orthodoxy
In a measured critique, the authors argue for gradual Liberal reform, endorsing a ballot and triennial parliaments while rejecting Conservative obstruction. They praise mutual concessions, warn against rapid shifts, and urge unity among reformers to advance a broader popular cause.
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Macauley
Edinburgh
John Russells
Hesketh Ietwood
England
Lord Durham
House of Lords
Times
Morning Post
Discovery of a Daughter of George the Fourth and Mrs Fitzherbert
A London lord mayor session centers on Sophia Elizabeth Guelph Sims who claims to be the daughter of Mrs Fitzherbert and George IV. She recounts letters and promises of money from Lord Rivers and others, while the Duke of Wellington denies any such evidence.
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Sophia Elizabeth Guelph Sims
Fitzherbert
George the Fourth
Mrs. Guelph Sims
Boswell
France
London
Countess of Jersey
Sophia Elizabeth Guelph
Hill
Peggy White
Captain Hill
Margaret Hill
Guelph Sims
Jersey
Lord Rivers
Duke of Wellington
Lord Mayor
Williams
Peggy
Countess of
Cross Keys
Hull
Mrs. Hill
Bosville
Chester
William Hill
Mary Ann Hill
Margaret Bosville
Barbara Chester
M. Bosville
Mary Hill
Stepney-green
Ann’s Place
Limehouse
Royal
Prince George of Wales
Mar
Aret Hill
Hertford-street
Pitt Street
Fitzroy- Quare
White
Prince of Wales
George IV
Sophia
Rivers
Mr. Simpson
St. James’s Street
Miss Bosville
Richard Birnie
Doctor Artless
Sam
Sophia (Sims
Merchant Tatters' Company Elects Four St John's Scholars
The Merchant Tatters' Company held a dinner in Threadneedle Street to mark the election of four scholars educated at its school to St John College Oxford scholarships. The four head monitors presided after examinations by St John's officials. Orations and a banquet followed in a celebratory, lavish program.
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Isabella
Marshal Soult
Chamber of Deputies
Polytechnic School
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Butte St. Chaumont
Belleville
Marshal Saxe
Louis XV
Fontenoy
Chambord
Court of Peers
Journal Des Debats
Persia
Mehemet Ali
Bagdad
Bassara
Versailles
Seine
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House of Birch
Tores
Farau
Moyes
Wisbeach
Miss Frost
Morier
Switzerland
Berne
London
Geneva
Galignani
Communication with India edges closer via British and French steam routes
The India mails will transfer through Marseilles and Malta with English messengers, severing the Lisbon line and using Calais for return legs. The two governments plan two months after ratification to implement the arrangement, improving fast links to India, Halifax, and potentially the West Indies. The Braganza murderers case is also detailed with grisly notes on guilt and conscience.
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England
Lisbon
Gibraltar
Marseilles
Malta
Alexandria
Red Sea
Calais
Halifax
West Indies
Mexico
Chagres
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