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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 11, 1838

Page

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Defeat of the Liberals in Marylebone Sparked by Treachery

The piece blames internal divisions for Marylebone's liberal defeat, condemning Colonel Thompson for a dog-in-the-manger stance and alleging the minority's overreach. It warns against similar tactics in other boroughs, arguing the majority must bind the minority to preserve representative government. It references Sir Francis Burdett, Lord Teignmouth, and O Connell era parallels.

Marylebone F. Burdett Westminster Lord Teignmouth Francis Burdett Burdett Sir George Sinclair George Sinclair Sir John Hobhouse Ksey Ewart Mr. Ewart Thompson Colonel Thompson Merphy Mr. Hume Kilkenny Lichfield House Raphael O Connell Carlow Committee O’connell O'Connell William Ewart Joseph Hume Whch Franklin Col. Thompson Maryle- Tih Hall Murphys Lagenda

Fragmentary Scots Tartan Notes in Royal Commemoration

Fragmented OCR text mentions a tartan for a commemorative occasion tied to her Majesty Victoria, referencing orders from Sir Henry A and others, with scattered phrases about liberty, Black Watch, and national addresses. The readable parts hint at a national dress or uniform discussion linked to a royal commemorative event.

Tartan

Parliament Debates on Slavery Abolition and Colonial Policy

In the Lords and Commons on Monday and Tuesday, petitions favoring a national education plan and opposing negro apprenticeship are discussed. Lord Brougham attacks the order in council on slave trade reform, urging abolition and warning against lax regulation. Wellington and Melbourne weigh protection for Indian laborers in the West Indies and the interests of colonists as the debate continues.

House OF Lords Marquis of Lansdawne Bolton Great Cheveley Devizes Milbank Lord Giexexe West Indies Lord Brave Hawm Marquis of Salisbury House OF Commons Lord Teignmouth Marylebone Samuel Whalley H. G. Warp Chamber of Commerce Sheffield J. Russsuz Linthorpaid Greenwich Hospital Tae Eee Tubstaye Lord Broogham Order Bristol Carleton Lord Brougham Lord Guenete Duke of Wellington India Lord Melbourne Ellen Boorough Oeore Bovey Lixpuvast Meuzounne William Maxersworth Great Britain Canada Wyxtorp MzLsourne Lord Brovenam Glasgow Scotland Lord M Brevenam Wellington Lord Munro Salt An Spowne Duke of Willington Lord IncestRie Staffordshire R. Peer Church of Scotland J. Russeun Edinburgh Bolpero

Motion for censure on colonial policy and Lord Glenelg

A heated debate in the House of Commons questions the conduct of the Colonial Office led by Lord Glenelg. Supporters argue colonial administration lacks accountability to Parliament and demands a decisive, energetic minister, while opponents defend the government and warn against displacing it for a Tory alternative amid Canada troubles and imperial policy.

Lord Glenelg House Colonial Office England Downing-street Canada West Indies Glenelg Leaver Patmeerston Hon Baronet Hon. Baronet Cheera House of Commons Bart Tamworth North Lancashire Lord Palmerston Hall Mr. Hall Lord Sandon Upper Lower North American Lower Canada Lanovehere Lord Starlet Leeds W. Molesworth Lord S Lord Stanley Lord Colonial Department Charles Grey Mr. Cunry London Election Committee Matthew Wood James Pattison Wm. Crawford G. Grote Ebate Learer Treasury Bench Leader Hear Landon Mr. Leader Waznsunton Liverpool Stroud Dunor Brown Payst Mr. Speaker Tanckred Canadas Grance Grey Lancashire Lord Aberdeen New Brunswick Hon. Bart Sir R. Peel Stanley Mr. Gladstone Newark Northampton Radical Pew Rozent Pzer R. Peel Marylebone Exchequer Joan Russet Lord Lannon

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