An Evening of Elections and Court Proceedings
A frayed account describes Charles Allen’s political event at a college altar with papers drawn from a box, then J. Grey Newton Alleyn elected warden amid ceremonious display. Court business follows with Alderman Copeland backing Deputy Stevens for surveyor, and a coroner’s inquest into a pauper’s death after alleged neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Allen
J. Grey Newton Alleyn
Alderman Copeland
Stevens
Bishopsgate
Montague
Si Ilaguerman Luces
Higgs
Westminster
Ra Dean Street
Sarah Bright
St. T'S
Fry
Gaciente
Northampton and
Peterborouge
London and Birmingham Railway Company
Euston
Euston Station
Northampton
Peterborough
George Carr Glyn
House of Commons
House
Lincolnshire
Cambridge
Norfolk
Northamptonshire
Midland
London
Wellingborough
Wisbeach
Trafic
Pasley
Board of Trade
London and Birmingham
Exigaonpinaky
Red Lion Parlic-House
Westminster Road
Barnes
Hudson
Guy’s Hospital
Union Hall
Stephen Hudson
Traill
Bailey
Hoodson
Mr. Traill
Five
Trail
Hadson
Ciosme
St. Paul's Cathedral
Duke of Wellington
Inner Temple
Thesiger
Rannch
Middleton
Ater and Jeweller
Granada-place
Commercial Road
Geneva
Buber
Dolphin
Mare-street
Hackney
Thomas O'Bryan
Pembroke-house Asylum
Samuel Jennings
India
Munday
Huxtable
William Huxtable
White
Sant Previne
Imp Commotion in Lords and Commons on Irish and English bills
The Friday sessions in both houses saw petitions against Irish union schemes and Catholic participation in Parliament, with Lords debating a freehold land transfer bill and government plans on education and factories. Commons discussed Corn Laws protests, Ecclesiastical Courts, and a wreck task force for the Royal George, amid ongoing electoral registration reforms.
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House OF Lords
Commons
Earl Powis
Seshof St. Asaph
Bangor
Lord Lorton
Maynooth College
Ireland
Rd Correxnas
Lord Castraece
Rd Wickrow
Lord Monteacue
House OF Commons
Peiday
Sreaten
Mizner Gtason
C. Vilviers
London
Garvey
R. Ixaris
Bolton-le-Moors
Sergeant Mureny
Cork
Ewans
Liverpool
Corporation Schools of
Ross
Reland
Lerger
Cord Extor
D'Isnazxt
Constantinople
Servia
Orte
R. Peet
Deajesty
G. Grey
R. Pee
Home Secretary
W. O'Baren
Ipswich
Tain
England
France
Lord Stantry
American Emigration Company
Han
Woop
Condemned Inmates At Kirkdale Described As Devout
Provincial report notes two condemned prisoners at Kirkdale jail are members of the pean church. After sentence they remained devout and exemplary, following guidance from the few learned men who pronounced judgment, who advised them to spend the remaining eating hour preparing for the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Rachel
David John
Thomas Davies
Noah Jones
John Evans
Neath
Nash Jones
Stochport
Thomas Fearnley
Chestergatec
Stockport
Mersey
Manchester and Birmingham
Henshall
Phoenix
Yorkshire
West of England
Paris
Enval
Marquis de Favras
Monsieur
Hotel de Ville
Perth
Parras
Marquis
Favras
France
National Assembly
Bastille
Seine
Champ de Mars
Talleyrand
Autnno
Lafayette
National Guard
Louis
Dauphin
Louis XVI
Malesherbea
Malesherbes
Garat
Convention
Lebrun
Commune
Criminal Tribunal
Executive Council
Hebert
le Pére Duchesne
Adolphus
Santerre
Roux
Acafield
Clery
Jeruel
Edgeworth
Edgeworthstown
Ireland
Gensdarmerie
Tuileries
Louis XV
M. Edgeworth
St. Louis
Calumny
Chamfort
Elizabeth
James Sheridan Knowles
Mozon
Dover-street
Sheridan Knowles
Colonel Green
Knowles
Grosa
Wilton Brown
Corsumn
H. Colburn
Elfistoniana
Kandish
Marsden
Eirkdale
Kirkdale
Church of Pean
Repeal Association reports largest weekly return yet
At the Corn Exchange on Tuesday the weekly repeal rent reached £683 9s 24d, the largest total so far. Dr M H al l Archbishop of Tuam sent £10 with other ecclesiastics joining. O'Connell derided Lane For and warned the government against coercion while urging continued lawful action to grow repeal support. The meeting adjourned swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repeat Association
Corn Exchange
M‘hall
Tuam
Repeal Association
O'Connell
Lane For
Lord Eliot
Ireland
Mr. Lane
Mr. Fox
America
Eara
Louis Philippe
Friends of Christian Charity
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Appleton
Heaver
William Buckley
Betty Eccles
Gool Chapel
Amos
Israel
Buckley
Leeds
Hook
Madley
Hereford
Rebecca
Wales
Gloucester Ournal
Frederick the Great
Colburn
Europe
Ciief
Poland
St Domingo
Eaetaes
Orce
Samson
Lady Law
Law
Lacy Law
Shamart
Wilton
Gagga
Con
Garey
Kamia
Garen
Ruth
Cox. Green
Dox. Green
Henry Sherbrooke
Gregg
Cox
Green
Hanry Mownaay
Captain Knox
John Ollivier
Pall-mall
Ainsworth
Cunningham and Mortimer
Windsor Castle
Michael Angelo Titmarsh
Laman Blanchard
Frederick Lover
Bentley
Richard Bentley
Mr. Ledbury
Maxrary Magazine
Spain
Tae Batrisa Fatenn Ro
Sherwood and Co
Tas Asiatic Journal
Wm. Allen and Co
Charles Knight
Evelyn
Metropolie
Guildhall
Excise Office
Covent-garden
Bextier
Imperial Parliament
R.grosvenor
Fitzroy Rose
Smicktanv
Cottett
Bvoxinstose
Escort
Grasville V. Vexnow
T. Duncompe
Diocese of
York
Ecclesiastical Commission
Common Justice
R. Pres
Baronet
Doctors Commons
Lasovciese
Hon. East India Company
Woolwich
Chatham
Royal Seppers
Her Majesty's Ordnance Department
Portsmouth
Southampton
Royal George
Suffolk Herald
Exchequer Office
Lord Wuangcrirve
Lord Bronenan
Lord Grey
Court of Commoners
Lord Densax
Lord Cauracci
Lord Brougham
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