Letters of Cotton Twist on Lord Brougham and public policy
A Victorian style letter to the editor criticizes the Standard and Lord Brougham, arguing against treating political reform as a mere English Bill. The piece attacks liberal reformers and defends free trade while lampooning press figures, citing past alliances with Pitt and Peel and forecasting political consequences for a hypothetical Richmond administration. The column also surveys Corn Laws debates, charity bills, and public notices from London papers.
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Chronicle
Banditus
League
Repeal Association
Lord Brougham
Westminster
Billa
Middlesex
Standard
Mothera Gamp
Harris
Betsy Prng
Pitt
Ilberforce
Richmond
Gamp and Harris Confederacy
Brospham
Brougham
Perl
Canning
Grey
Peel
Lyndhurst
Whig Education Board
Lord Melbourne
Landsdown Houes
Lord Grey
Earl Grey
Biscay
Gorse
William
Melbourne
England
Tage
Paley
Sir Charles Ogle
Portsmouth
Times
Fairy
Reyal Yacht
R. W. Hoberts
Osborne
Houss of Commons
Sim Roucar Penn
Chelsea
King's Road
F. Lloyd
Ebay
Jeffres
Bai
Linyd
Air. Burgess
Anudeson
Totel
Murray
Ryder
Dowling
R. Peel
Anti Cornlaw League
Wood
Rider
Colonel Wood
Eanl
Lincony
Earl of Lincoln
Ireland
Lord Canning
Lord Lincoln
Colonel Bowater
Duncombe
R.N
Tur Cocxert
Xosa
George Clerk
Council of
Calcutta
East India
Clerk
Company
Council
House of Lords
Lincoln's Tun
Mess
Morris
Skirrow
Dalton
Lambeth
Rartwar
Leeds
Dewsbury
Dublin
Belfast
Chester
Birkerhead
Lynn and
Dereham
Lynn
Ely
Bristol
Exeter
Sutlej
Charles Fitzroy
R. Pee
Paris
Italy
Lyons
Napies
Galignani
Crewe
Nantwich
Sandach
Oregon Question escalates as arbitration rejected in new talks
Extensive outline of post August Oregon correspondence shows Britain renewing arbitration offers and U S Secretary of State Buchanan rejecting them. In Washington, Congress debates Navy increases, Oregon boundary stance, and relations with Mexico amid uproar over the disputed territory. Reports from New York note renewed tensions and potential impacts on peace and trade.
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Oregon
New York
Pakerbem
Buchanan
McLane
Polk
New York Express
Wasnixeton
United States
Court of St. James
M'Lene
Earl of Aberdewn
England
M‘zane
M'fane
Earl of Aberdeen
al Lane
Aberdeen
Toey
Wade
Mane
Europe
M'Lane
Pakenham
Kugzland
Mr. Pekenlam
Came Heller
Buchanen
Oregon Territory
Great Britain
Board of Commissioners
Jeter
Pacific
Congress
Sheridan
Westcott
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Mexico
Bancroft
Secretary of the Navy
Committee On Naval Affairs
Yucaten
Courier and Enquirer
London
New York Herald
Maree
United States of America
America
Stony Mountains
Adams
Washington
Tikal
Scot
South Carolina
Acubers
Allen
Ollie
Allen Rose
Russia
Asia
France
Africa
Mr. Mangum
Alow
Lord Aberdern
M‘lane
Mr. Allen
Hannegan
Paris and Malta notes on unrest and political plots
Private letters report large scale preparations for a fresh campaign in Africa against Abd el Kader and a broad Polish conspiracy. In Paris a debate over U S and England tensions grows, with talk of a possible war. Malta recounts Carnival unrest, police order clash, and a crowd’s response to a sudden shift in weekend amusements ending with arrests.
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Paris
Africa
Abd el-Kader
Poland
Peles
the Siecle
Mazzini
Italy
Haly
Henry Hardinge
National
Hamaupy
Bordeaux
Wate Revues
Washington
New York
England
United States
la Presse
Dtwas
Cobden
Russia
Oiza
Wurtemberg
Prince Royal
Algiers
Parta
Vid
Trieste
Alexandria
Cabiturt
Marseilles
London
Council of Ministers
Mediterranean
India
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Lom
Vierzon
Boulogne
Traves
Montereau
Basie
Dieppe
Strasburg
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
Spain
Mapaio
Madrid Gazette
Don Jose Manso
Llobregat
Valencia
Roucali
el Tiempo
M. Mon
Finance
Bank of Isabella II
M. Teturitz
Senate
Breton
Catalonia
M. Villalonga
Burgos
M. Pena Y Aguaro
Cortes
Martinez de la Rosa
Malta
Matta
Sesino
Geveral
Lanterarms
Thos
Teem Lace
S Ymith
Balneavis
The Bishop of London Plan For Confirmations 1816
A historic missive from 1816 outlines Bishop of London directives for lay notice before confirmations. It urges age sixteen as ideal, orders diligent behavior from candidates, and requests clergy to schedule Holy Communion soon after confirmation to aid new communicants.
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Losvon
Taressta Coserrsatius
London
Wes
Peranas
Armatour
Lospos
Kendon House
Mensar
St. Criles’s
St. Mary
Yslington
St. Loke Heckney
St. Ann
Limehouse
St. Andrew
Holborn
Pursdas
St. Mary Abit
Kensington
St. Margaret
Westminster
Shedishop
Asociatics
Londso Yavern
Bishopsyste Street
Royal Highresth
Duke of Canbridge
Lord J. Stuartoon
Cochrane
S. Buckingham
Paris
Society of
St. David’s
Gray's -In-Lane
Hugh Cholmondely
St. George
Hanover Square
Welsh Charity School
Lien Motles
Friends of the Society
Paistins’ Pensien Society
Goodyer
R. Taylor
Hodson
Hust
B. Disraeli
Begg
M.P
Lake Hansard
Eny
Brighton
Vantball Gardens
Strand Theatre
Alan
Benjamin Hoses
da Arden
Puo- Po
Chartey
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