Spectator and Molesworth Motion Divide Public Opinion
The article reviews Sir William Molesworth's motion and its reception across the empire. It notes broad public disapproval of the conduct, with radical factions fearing Tory gains and the Spectator’s favorable leanings. It criticizes the motion as impractical, urges Liberal unity, and questions Leeds leader Mr Harvey's role and independence.
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William
William Molesworth
Sir William Molesworth
Gatton
Old Sarum
Spectator
Molesworth
Marylebone
Colonel Thompson
Liberal Party
Fielden
Leeds
Westminster
Mr. Grote
Lord Glenelg
Jefferson
Lafayette
House of Commons
Arvey
Harvey
Legion
England
Siow
Texasson D'Euxcourt
Spain
BonpeEro
Lambeth
Lord Parmensrey
Eiot
G. Evans
Wounre
Ireland
F. Burpert
Fazarkenley
Viturens
Hume
Hon
W. McLesworth
Marquis of
Cuanpos
Corm
H. Pannen
Chandos
H. Parnel
Cray
CayLey
Marx Partres
Gauiy Kyiint
R. Bateson
Treland
Rice
E. B. Reeue
Post Office Reform Proposals advocate cheaper postage
Summary outlines Baron de Berenger plan to cut postage to boost correspondence and revenue. It details mail efficiency, simpler accounting, faster sorting, and a new government paper designed to deter fraud and enable advance payments, with up to one and a half million pounds to be available within months.
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Rowland Hills
R. Will
Baron de Berenger
Hill
Genoa
General Post Office
H. M. Postmaster General
Bank of England
Post Office
Petition debate over Dudley Poor Law diet and workhouse meals
Lords hear petitions from Dudley guardians seeking a legal change to allow fuller dietary provisions for inmates of workhouses under the new Poor Law. Debates touch on outdoor relief, diet tables, and comparisons with London union provisions, with various peers opposing or defending the measure.
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Lord Vaux
Earl Stanners
Lancashire
Earl of Rapxon
Earl Stamops
Whitworth
Brev Guam
Great Yarmouth
Varius
Exeter
Dudley Union
Poor Law Commissioners
Dudley
City of London Union
London
Earl of
Wincausea
Maving
Wnien
Boards of Guardians
Earl of Raptor
Board of Guardians
Earl Stanwore
England
Union
Exten
Earl of Rapton
Duke of Riehmonn
House OF Lords
Lord Wincarts
Home Secretary
Earl of Winchelsea
Happingrow
Ainbdurzh
Lord Glenelg
House of Commons
Sir Lionel Smith
Femste
Jord
Lora Brovanamrote
Bus
Marquis of
Sice
Duke of Welmcton
Earl of Ripon
Barbadoes
Woop
Carlowborough
W. H. Maule
Francis Buren
O'Neil
Antrim
James Stewart
Devonshire
Maxwell
Cavan
V. Surra
Lord Aewicx
Sipthorp
V. Surin
Coventry
E. Ellice
Huxy
House OF
Lord John Russell
Home Office
J. R
J. Ruesevi
Edward Sucpen
John CampBect
House
O’connels
Cork City
C. W. Wxxn
Jenny Russens
Ireland
Howse
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