The Political Daguerreotype Exposed to Inclosure Debate
A sharp polemic critiques an English Inclosure Bill proposed by Lord and Sir Ferrand, arguing it would strip public access to commons and impose onerous costs on commoners. The piece mocks the Bill as meddling with private property rights and foresees litigation, urging respect for established rights and warning against a remote umpire for land use. The author targets the Lords, Parliament, and the Tithe Commissioners, urging caution and balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorp Worstey
Nathan
David
House of Commons
England
Lord John
Busfeild Ferrand
Mr. Ferrand
Knaresborough
Eden
PaorocRsPa
England and
Wales
Westminster
al Parson
Grandam
Arthur
Rebecca Riots siege at Carmarthen workhouse in Wales
Our correspondent reports a Rebecca Riots confrontation in Carmarthen as a mob estimated between 500 and 10 000 besieged the town, attacked the workhouse, clashed with cavalry and police, and led to several injuries while magistrates and troops restored order. The event highlights grievances over toll gates tithe and poor law reform, with long term fear of further unrest across Monmouthshire and Wales.
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Tallog
Waterstreet Gata
Home Secretary
4Th Light Dragoons
Cardiff
Carmarthen
Rebeccaries
Captain Evans
John Lloyd Davies
Royal Carmarthen Fusiliers
Banks Davies
Water-streat Gate
Saint Clear's
Lammas-street
Blue Street
Bridge-street
Spilman Street
Rebecca
Carriei
Drak
Spilman-street
Thomas Charles Morris
Major Bowen
Morris
Doen
James Moree
Stamp-Office
Peo Morse
Freshney
Onmouthshire
Gat
Bristol District Court of Bankruptcy
Sergeant Stephen
Toptcy
Gedbury
Samuel Homfrey
Bristol
Harford and Davies
James Crocken
Sirrhowy
Ebbw Vale
Susrscrep
Ucurterp
Ceran
John Underwood
Leeward
Sussex Advertiser
R. Cobden
Penendeneath
East Ixpis House and civic court notes in London record
A Monday quarterly general court of stock proprietors at East Ixpis House heard a memorial from the Baptist Missionary Society about government grants for the Temple of Juggernaut. Reports of Afghan war cruelties were denied. Other public business covered Shakespeare’s autograph debate and local city improvements. Inquests included a coachman’s accidental death at St Bartholomew’s, a child’s accidental drowning at the custom house wharf, and a Waterloo bridge stone-throwing incident. Haymaking prospects show mixed yields with rain risk and urban grassland loss due to metropolis expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Duke OF Brunswick
Serjeant
Shee
Bunn
Duke O Brunswick
Vallance
O. P. Atage
Covent-garden
Brunswick
Serene
St. Giles’s
William Simpson
Timothy O'Neil
Barnard Kilmourin
John Spring
Timothy Foley
House of Brunswick
Alfred Bonn
Covent Garden Theatre
Coventgarden
Hamlet
Shylock
Richard
C. Kemble
Covent Gerden Theatre
Presen
Shaksperian Club
St. James's Theatre
Her Majesty's Theatre
Mr. Gregory
Edmund Kean
Mr. Macready
Young Betty
Drury-lane
van Amburgh
Lora
Tindal
Henry Hughes
O.P
Duke of
Alt. Gregory
Valiance
Joseph Benton
Mr. Bunn
O.P. Box
Gret
James Whitton
Covent Garden
Mr. Vallance
Cooper
O. P
Frederick John Stephens
Covent Yuan
I Arian Club
East Ixpis House
London House
Poynder
Baptist Missionary Society
Covnr
Cosmon Council
R L. Jones
Shakspeare
St Bartholomew's Hospital
John Coggins
Watkins
George Faulkner
Pricewood
Finsbury Pavement
Fara
Cwustom-Housk Wuany
Payne
Newcastle
St Mary-at-hill
James Berton
Layi
Waterloo-Bridge
Samuel Abbott
Guy's Hospital
Lambeth Church
Waterloo Bridge
Stone
Masey
Shackell
Haymaxama
Anne Jaspe
Meig
Hampstead
Islington
Marylebone
St. Pancras
Levee at St James's Palace and Royal Occasions
His Royal Highness Prince Albert held a levee at St James's Palace with a large attendance including foreign princes and ambassadors. The Queen and royal family planned a Walmer Castle visit with improvements underway. The Queen Dowager visited Surrey Zoological Gardens to view giraffes and the new panorama Elora. Invitations were issued for the Cambridge wedding with the Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz. The anniversary of Her Majesty's accession was marked with royal salutes and dockyard colors.
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Lever
Prince Albert
St. James's Palace
Buckingham-palace
St. James's
Life Guards
Prince of Wales
Walmer Castle
Victoria
Albert
Ordnance Department
Tippo Saib
Seringepatim
Deal
Walmer
Kentishazette
Qusex DowaceEn
Princess Augusts OF
Cambridge
Gnand Dokr
Meck
Lenburgh Sraetitz
Lord Chamberlain
Benhausen
Tower
Somerset-house
St. Martin's-in-the Fields
St. Margaret's
Menificence
Windsor
Royal
Berkshire Chronicle
Angus Mackay
Duke of Sussex
England
Macdougall
Lord Jersey
Murray
Cottage and Castle
Inverness Guurier
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Apsley-house
Piccadilly
Grenadier Guards
Scots Fusilier Guards
Earl Grey
Viscount Howick
Datchet
House of Lords
Northampton
Peterborough
Globe
Sir R. Peel
Right Honourable Baronet
Whitehall Gardens
Captain A'Court
Lord Rendlesham
Viscount Barrington
Advocate
Colonel Acton
Bradshaw
Baldwin
Borthwick
Mr. Boyd
Colonel Conolly
J. Flower
Bart
Godson
H. Hamilton
Afr
A. Hossey
R. Lopez
W. Miles
Mr. Leslie
Milnes
Pigot
J. K. Reid
H. Smyth
P. Williams
Mr. Trotter
J. Trollope
Mr. du Pre
Her Majesty
Women of the Guard
St. James’s Palace
Earl of Beverley
Elferthorp
Tay Fitzwatter Peerace
Fitzwalter
Anglesey
7Th Hussars
Clarendon
Ite
Marquis of
7Th Hussare
Robbery by impostor notes in Wind sor shop
Captain Mountjoy Martyn of the 2d Life Guards visited upholsterer Mr Barton in High Street Wind sor to settle a £100 Bank of England note. A man who rang the bell posed as the captain's envoy, collected change and receipt, then vanished with nearly £40 after Barton unknowingly sent the funds on.
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Mountjoy Martyn
2D Life Guards
Windsor
Esrton
Dennett
Martyn
Barton
Bank of England Nots
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William Blamire
Thomas Wentworth Bullen
London
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Harford
Davis
Ebbw-Vale
Hauge of Commons
Superior Courts Common Law
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