Registration of Electors Bill debated in Parliament
A lengthy critique denounces Special Legislation as harmful and laments a proposed Registration and Reform Act. The piece critiques Walpole’s measures on voter proof, costs, notices, and objections, warning the plan could obstruct purification and empower faggot voters while detailing procedural flaws and possible abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wronghead
League
Walpole
Jo Boroughs
Eoer
Erst
Coate
India and China in Focus The Death of Akhbar Khan and Central Asia Tensions
Despatches from April reveal mystery over Akhbar Khan's death likely tied to palace intrigue and a planned invasion of British India. Reports describe Candahar and Candaber leaders seeking tribute, Tibetan frontier pressures, and Napier’s forces patrolling Shikarpore frontiers as Lahore stabilizes under British oversight. A separate Belgian Moniteur Belge note claims a Chinese civil feud in Gokien killed or wounded 130,638 people, reflecting government indifference to internal violence.
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Akhbar Khan
Wazeer
Cabul
Delhi Gasette
Cairo
Candahar
Persia
Scbah
British India
Shikarpore
Aupreme
Yar Mahommed
Heraut
Rubber Khan
Gundamuck
Jellalabad
Lughman
Akhbar
Meerut
Atill
Nawa Zamee Khan
Lahore
Lawrence
Gholab Singh
Maharaja
Jamoo
Nazim
Nanhan
Plaina
Peshawar
Sebea
Suleiman
Khelat
Charles Napier
Cutoh Gundeva
Jacob
Salam Khan
C. Napier
Kurrachee
Ameer
Meerpore
Government of India
India
Simla
Dhoonghur Singh
Rajpootana
Forster
Goomaoor
Meriah
Lan
Bombay
Bengal
Scotland
Ireland
Privy Council
Supreme Court of Bombay
London
China
Moniteur Belge
Chang-Chao
Tseven-Chao
Gokien
Termination of the Portuguese Revolution
Sussex notes Palmerston terms accepted by the Queen and new government. Wylde sails to St Ubés to halt hostilities and report terms. An amnesty will restore leaders and prisoners to Lisbon as ministry shifts to moderates under Tojal and others. Also notes legal case with Jenny Lind and a lecture on a new lamp by Dr. Bach Hoffner.
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Sussex
Lord Palmerston
Wylde
St. Dbes
St. Ubes
Oporto
Count Tojel
Francisco Tavares de Almeida Proenga
Mancel Duarte Leitao
Tri
H. Seymour
Leitso
Mr. Bunn
Jexxy Linp
Court of Queen's Bench
Jenny Lind
F. Kelly
Mr. Cockburn
Bono
Vice Chancellor Court arts long diamond theft case
The vice chancellor heard that a large stock of rough diamonds valued around £3000 was stolen by the vessel captain Kerr and later passed through Foreman who runs the Albion Tavern to Hoare the defendant a slopseller in the Minories area. The court considered the injunction and its dissolution with costs, noting the restitution of most diamonds. The case then moved to other matters including libel against Railway Times and a separate public notice.
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Kerr
Foreman
Albion Tavern
Minories
Hoare
Benjamin
Martin and Blogg
Stewart
Wright
Chile
Bethell
Cairns
Costa
Court OF Queen's Bench
Tur Qusma
Propaigions
Railway Times
Caimixal Information
Banco
Frederick Montz
Frederick Thesiger
Mr. Knowles
Muniz
Shaw
Direct
Leicester and
Oxford
Sirrederick Thesiger
Muntz
Westminster County Court
Orrupic Revets
Honesworth
Bolton
C. D. Moylan
Elizabeth
Catherine Hollingsworth
Olympic Theatre
Leesee
Peval
Gunn
Craven Buildings
Hollingsworth
Jodge
Mr. Hollingsworth
Henry
Pall Mall
Upper Thames Street
Matilda Ida
Hawkins
Merefield
Mr. Hawkins
Lord Stanhope
Chevering
Bathia
Ellison
Afr
Harber
Guildhall
Crocxrorn
Schottlander
P. Laurie
Joseph Clarkson
Rolle
Clarke
Crockford's
Victor Laves
Crockford
Aome
Bow Street
James Fanning
Holywell Street
Middlesex Sessions
Old Bailey
Middlesex Eee
Tothill Fields
Mr. Henry
Worship Street
Extenaive Ros- Beay
Charles Parr
Air Bingham
James Bird
Kingsland
Henry Farr
Potman
Edgware Road
Fleet Street
Euston Square
Birmingham
Temple Bar
Charles Farr
Sabe
Bia
Carey Street
H Division
Southwark
Hicaway Roaserray
Dodd
Hathaway
Mr. Secker
Nelson Public House
Nelson
M Division
Secker Anid
Thames Police
Exrasonpinany Avyrain
Ballantine
Turner
Bow Road
Stratford
Cabinar
Runaway Engine Wrecks Brighton Terminus Carriages
A Brighton incident reports an engine, No 54, detaching after being backed into an aid, then speeding along to the terminus and colliding with waiting carriages. The wrecked coaches were smashed, the engine remained upright, and the driver was later taken into custody for violating railway rules. Additional notes mention Bank of England acting as Russian receivers and a Wakefield marriage notice for John Bright and Margarets Elizabeth Leatham.
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Briourton
London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway
London
Alcker
Roussiss Gotp
Bank of England
Joay Batout
M.P
Wakefield Journal
Wakefield Board of Guardians
John Bright
Margarets
Elizabeth Leatham
One Ash
Rochdale
Margaret Elizabeth Leatham
Heath
Wakefield
Friends Meeting House
Wakefeld
Durham
Paris Letters On Fortifications And Market Movements
Paris reports describe fortifications being reinforced around the capital and projected arming by September. London and Paris finance are tangled by Russian imperial actions, Bank of England dealings, and potential policy shifts in Guizot’s government. Market closes show mixed yields across French bonds and rail shares amid diplomatic tremors and Greece aid recalls.
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Paris
France
Journal Des Débats
England
House of Commons
Ireland
Russia
London
Thasaia
Eourme
Nicholas
Bank of England
M. Guizot
Rendincss
Champa Elyréas
Corps Diplomatique
Courts of Justice
National Guards
Sémaphore de
Marseilles
Sartendger
Boo Meza
Pomerol
Orleans
Rouen
Favre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Basle
Paria
Strasburg
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
Celle
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Tom
Harry
Brussels
Hague
Holland
Scpper Desta
Viscount Ashbrook
Beaumont,lodge
Old Windsor
Henry Flower Walker
Walker
Flower
Wes
Deborah Susanna
William Maximilian Freind
Emily Theophile
Thomas Metcalfe
Fernhill
Windsor Great Park
Metropolis
Furnival
Egham
William IV
Waterloo Gallery
Windsor Castle
Beaumont Lodge
Warren Hastings
Sir Walter Scott
Granton Pier
Messrs. Trotter
Prince's Street
Dryburgh Abbey
Edinburgh
West- Muxeter
George Street
St. James's Square
Liverpool
Humphery
Aldgate
Ural
Siberian
Ursl Mountains
Menger
Duke of Wellington
Paddington Station
Swindon
Farringdon
Reeding
Maidenhead
Slough
Didcot
Reading
Wallingford-road
South Western Railway
Southampton
Madame Weira
United States
Boston
Madame Weiss
Madame Weins
Sixoutan Arrain
Portman Square
Kensington
Regent Street
Jermyn Street
Brook Street
Law and Police
Brighton
Foreign Intelligence
M Esnard
Greece
Elading
M. Eynard
Otho
Eynard
la Presse
MM. Guizot
Duebatel
Duke de Broglie
Count Jarnac
Duke de Montebello Wea
Marquis de Dalmatie
Nephe
P. M. Bresson
Berlin
M. Napoleon Duchatel
Madrid
Baron Billing
M. de Varennes
Lisbon
Asid
Dake de Gloksburgh
Queen Christina
Galignani
Chamber of Peers
M. Teste
Gondenans
Havre
Dieppe
Toure
Spain
Maparo
Mesars- Mendizabal
Cortina
Olozaga
Laserna
Madoz
Cordero
Generela
Espariero
Anion
Narvaez
Saragossa
Don Francisco de Pauls
Mapeio
Count de Castellar
Infante
Enrique
Duke de San Lorenzo
Halberdiers
Duke de Baylen
The
Gesette
Cortes
Roma
Rome
Batha
Titos
Messrs
Oriol
Dragonetti
D'Azeglio
Rosa
Guerini
Meucci
Sbalardi
E. M. Mencet
Times
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