Mysterious hints and pacific sentiment in parliament debate
The piece discusses reactions to Lieutenant Munro's letter and public opinion on a controversial practice. It critiques Lord Brougham's bill, questions its aims and implications, and weighs the potential reception in the Lords while noting distrust and possible political maneuvering. It contrasts civilised scrutiny with private vengeance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Commons
Lord Brougham
Frammner
House of Commons
Lords
Gion
Majesty’s Levee At St James’s Park And Court News
The Queen and Prince Albert attended the levee at St James’s Palace with thousands in the park watching the procession. Foreign dignitaries, cabinet ministers, and the Speaker arrived in state as the royal cortege proceeded. crape was used to mark mourning for Prince Albert’s father. Also notes on Emperor of Russia visit hopes, Kew Palace arrangements, Pavilion at Brighton denial, and assorted local notices.
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St .James's Palace
St. James's Palace
Buckingham Palace
R. Peel
Palace
House of Commons
Her
Prince Albert
Royal Horse Guards
St. James’s Palace
Romougen
Russia
England
Barbariam
France
Algeria
Kew Palace
George Iit
Prince of Wales
Princesses Royal
Alice
Standard
Paviniox
BricuTox
O. S. R. Pecchell
E. Burn
High Constable
Smallwood
Birmingham Court
Genvixe Benxvouexck
D. W. Marks
West London
Newport
Thames
Hampton
Groves
Charing-cross
Palmer
George Madden
York Assizes
Doncaster
Austen
Wide Bay River
Bony Rouxp
G. M.kenzie
Dalwhinnie
Sentii— Porth Advertiser
Baicatox
Solomon
Brighton
Ape
Major Allen
John Lawrence
Bernden
Jenna
Collins, Draper
St. James’s Street
Mr. Upperton
S. Slight
Comroisioners
Mr. Solomon
G. Westall
Solomons
Baldey
Cordy Burrows
Slator Allen
Slight
Edward Butler
Derby-place
Mr. Baitley
Allen
House of Correction
Lewes
France and Spain News Roundup on World Affairs
Paris papers chase the Sebastian affair as 916 francs 30 centimes are raised for the sword of honour with student aid. Abbé Combalot fines and imprisonment follow a book publication. Madrid heralds the Queen Mother’s return with poets and a decree turning Alcoy into a city. A Carthagena blockade and Westminster arts talks close the day amid rail receipts and a London scoundrel case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Sebastian
Sword of Honour
Royal Polytechnic School
Combalot
Paris Assizes
Gazette Des Tribunaut
Rue de Londres
Ward
Spain
Madrid
Irother
MM. Zorilla
Doncel
Valadares
Gallego
Vega
Campoama
Prince Albert
Commission
Palace of Westminster
Gwyder House
Marquis of Landsdowne
Viscount Palmerston
Lord Colborne
R. Harry Inglis
H. G. Knight
B. Hawes
H. Hallam
S. Rogers
G. Vivian
T. Wyse
House of Commons
Eaton Square
Liverpool
The
Liverpool Anti-Monopoly Association
Pool
Dublin
R. Peel
Whitehall
Robert Peel
G.arbutenot
Wm. Russell
Rarway
Birmingham
Derby
Gloucester
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Great Western
Grand Junction
Paisley
Ayr
Great North of England
London
London and South Western
Blackwall
Greenwich
Brighton
Croydon
Manchester
Leeds
Hull
Associated
Midland Counties
Northern
Eastern
North Midland
Newcastle
Carlisle
Rouen
Orleans
Sheffield
York
Aern Midland
South Eastern
Dover
Cowell
Wheatcrofts
Cir Union
H. King
King
St. George's
Horne
Alderman Gibbs
Mr. Ballantine
Miss Drayson
Old Bailey
Henle
Dupetit Thouars
Louis-le Grand
Duke de Nemours
Havre
Avignon
Aranjuez
Roncali
Alicant
Bené
Carbineros
Arragon
Madrid Gazette
Wales
Ays
Sweden
Stockholm
Prince Charles
Naples
Potenza
Icaly
Milan
Luigi Canonica
Italy
Lombardy
Academy of Fine Arts of
Santos
Ria
England
United States
Democrea
Prince “Albert
Isle of What
Portsmouth
Black Eagle
Isle of Wight
Royal
Corporation of London
Woods and Forests
Embank
Her Majesty's Commissioners of Sewers
Provident Institution
Albion Tavern
Aldersgate Street
Cosmo Orme
Board of Directors
Tattersall’s
Cradack
Pagan
F. A. Millbank
Collet
Stephenson
Duke of Richmond
Red Deer
Tuting
Tacita
Dawson
Merry Andrew
Hesseltine
the Prior
W. W. Wynn
Rowland
Speed
Everton
Mostyn
General Pollock
Freedom
Crockford
Col
Peel
Orlando
Thornhill
G. Heathore
Scott
Grey Momuscott
J. Osborne
S. Hervert
Lord Westminster
Lord Orford
G. Heathcote
Akbar
Peck
Bradshaw
Sir Isaac
Sadler
Johnony Broome
Copeland
Coradino
Johnny Broome
Tmaum
Mount Charles
Day
Rogers
Rattan
Buck
Campanero
Dockeray
Fanny _ Eden
Explosion Aboard Princeton Kills Top Officials In Washington
Eyewitness account details the accidental blast on the steamship Princeton during a Potomac excursion. Secretary of State Upshur, Secretary of the Navy Gilmer, Commodore Kenyon, and Virgil Maxey among those killed. Captain Stockton and others injured. President and cabinet members aboard witnessed the disaster. Funeral plans and subsequent casualty updates follow as recovery efforts continue.
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Princeton
NAVY
Commodore Kenyon
Virgil Maxey
MR. Gardner
New York, &c
Boston Times
Evrrorman
Washineton
Stockton
Potomac
Spencer
Benton and
Woodbury
A. P. Upsher
Mr. Gilmer
Esq
Maryland
Com. Kenyon
Bureau of Construction
Gardner
New York
Senator Benton
Mr. Tyson
Philadelphia
Strictland
Benton
Tyson
Judge Upsher
Wilkins
Judge Ups
Washington
Wickliffe
P.S
Ellicott
Gilmer
Commodore
Henry
Colonel Gardner
Maxey
Mr. Ellicott
Alexandria
Fire at Bellis butcher shop Stepney destroys premises
Fire alarms residents at North-street Old-street-road near Stepney church. Inhabants escaped in night attire as flames gutted the lower shop and damaged the rest. Origin believed in back parlour. cause unknown. Owner insured.
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Stepney
Bellis
Old-street
Stepney Church
Covent
Garden Theatre
Friends of Justice
Ireland
William John O'Connell
England
O’connell
London
Wakley
New Inn
Edgeware
George Willshire
Northumberland
Edgeware Road
Davis
Stealing Made Easy A Letter From Philo Twist
A polemical letter denounces government measures on debt reduction and Lord Worsley’s Enclosure Bill as theft from the poor. It claims public funds are moved to benefit the rich, citing ruined incomes of widows and pensioners, burdens on common lands, and the hypocrisy of supposed aid.
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Corsix
Times
Cobden
Lord Brougham
Lord Worsley
Bobby
George
Goulburn
England
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Beighton
Lewes House of Correction
Henry Solomon
Tunbridge Wells
Speldhurst
Kent
Wells
Cotton Twist
Philo
Twist
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