Refusal to Vote Sparks Debate on Public Good
Fragmented text discusses a political dispute over voting stance and perceived duplicity. Mentions honesty, public good, and a critique of a principal figure in a heated exchange. Contains uncertain OCR fragments referencing pay, coat, and friends.
Repeal agitation and Peel policy clash in Ireland
A Decade-era critique argues the government has failed to curb Repeal pressure in Ireland, urging caution over Peel’s Commons stance. It questions coercion as a solution and warns against civil strife, urging a broadened, lawful approach akin to governance through Ireland’s majority while flagging risks of minority rule and punitive acts. The text references O Connell, Lane Fox, and the need for reform before further measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Ert
Peel
Lane Fox
Wellington
Robert Peel
Ireland
Treland
Lord de Grey
London
Dubblin
Commission of the Peace
O'Connell
Bomtestes Furioso
Honse of Commons
Lord Grey
Lord Normanby
Lord Morpeth
Lord Fortescue
Debates on Corn Law stir in House of Commons
Postscript notes a divided Friday as Blisworth and Peterborough Railway Bill faced objections. It cites Lord Fitzgerald's death, Gladstone’s cabinet move, and Peel Cobden contrasts, with a stormy adjournment and a fierce row among Lords Sandon Duggannon John Man tre and Claude Hamilton.
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Peterborough
Mr. Gladstone
Brotherton
Labouchere
Canada
Liberal Party
Robert Peel
John Tyrrell
Sir Robert
Peel
Cobden
House of Commons
Sandon
Duggannon
John Mantre
Claude Hamilton
John Hanmer
House Debates Adjourned Amid Storm Over Corn Laws
A heated parliamentary scene ends with the debate adjourned after clashes over the Corn Laws. Lords Manners and Worsley, and Lord Ebrington faced off against ministers as reporters were barred and calls for adjournment failed. The incident marks a rare outbreak since the Reform era, with forewarnings of party tactics to time expulsions.
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Ward
John Manners
Christopher
Mackenzie
Peebles
Ellice
Berkeley
Morgan John O'Connell
Bernal
Duncombe
Villiers
Lord Ebrington
Fimst
Lord Worsley
Large meetings oppose the Factories Bill in London districts
Reports describe large gatherings in Tower Hamlets St James's Clerkenwell and other metropolis locations protesting the Factories Bill. The item notes allied political activity, including church and public notices, and reflects the era's labor and reform discourse across multiple venues.
Cerito's dazzling season at Princess's Theatre and more
The review praises Cerito for her skilled yet spontaneous dancing in Barbiere divertissements and the Suiree de Carnival, noting her rapid evolutions and stagesides. It covers La Gazza Ladra revival with Grisi Brambilla and Fornasari, and Perrot's theatre reentry, plus Adelphi Wizard of the North and forthcoming Sappho at Drury Lane. It closes with a festival rehearsal for the Sons of the Clergy and notes Rachel’s marriage rumors and Fanny Ecrsver’s return.
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Hee Mazzett
Tucarne
Dumilatre
Cerito
Una
Fanny
St. Dean
Ceritu
J! Barbiere
Lac Des Fees
Camille
Jouquet
St. Leon
St Leon
Princess’s Theatre
M. Scribe
Haymarket
Webster
Belphezor
Kugsian
Kantrowitz
Lavera
Brambilla
Pippo
Grisi
Ninetta
Forsasari
diMcuit
Belisario
Tambu
Tini
Fornasari
Lablache
Podesta
Paganini
Galby
Scheffer
Renard
Blaster
Sylvain
Guy Stephin
Europe
Cerite
Ptep Verio
Perrot
Her Majesty's Theatre
Alma
Mario
Paris
Arturo
Sivori
Adelphi Theatre
Wizard of the North
Anderson
Alfred Shaw
Drary Lane Theatre
Clemene
Pacini
Sappho
Herr Staudig
St. Paul
George Smart
Royal Society of Musicians
Cramer
Her Majesty's Chapels Royal
St. Paul's Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
Attwood
Mademoiselle Rachel
Walew
Jessee
Davenfront
Brompton
Theatre Royal
Coventgarden
Mr. Harris
John Kemble
Notable actress Davenport and theatre fund links in obituary review
A historical sketch chronicles Mrs. Davenport's rise in Dublin and Covent Garden, noting her shift to elderly roles after an accident, marriage to actor Mr. Davenport, and striking performances in Mrs. Hardcastle and Nurse roles. It highlights her public laurels, private virtue, and support for the theatrical fund, plus later auction of the Colossium and Leipzig honours for Mendelssohn.
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Rosalind
Lady Teazle
Chance
Lim
Theatre Royal
Covent-Garden
George Colman
John Bull
Save
Giraud
Leipsic
Mendlesshon Bartholdy
Derby betting in Tattersales and Chester races notes
Sporting intelligence covers Malton and Epsom entries with Dumpling and Parthian among leading bets. Reports on Oaks odds for Maria Day and Laura filly, plus other runners and prices. Chester Races results noted with rain, Scott stables movements, and a walking match between Turner and Mountjoy ending with Turner winning. No Oxford Cambridge race due to scheduling and exam conflicts.
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Tattersale
Malton
Scott
Napier
Dumpling
Parthian
Progress
Judith Hutter
Epsom
West End
Aristides
General Pollock
Newcourt
Gaper
Lord Westminster
Maria Day
Laura
Bowes
Cotherstone
Blakelock
T. Taylor
G. Heathcote
Mr. Bell
Chesterfield
Lord Eglinton
Yerburgh
Mostyn
G. Bentinck
Griffiths
Bell
Blackdrop
Theobald
Goodman
Lord Orford
Mercy
H. Combe
Earl of Richmond
Lord Exeter
Thornhill
Elizir
Price
the Lily
Lord Lynedoch
Eglinton
Duke of Rutland
London
Lord Chesterfield
Anson
Napier and Boz
Yarburgh
Chester
Manchester
Sir Harry
Ainsworth
New Brighton
North
Maiden
Hantsman
Cheshire Hunt
Martyr
White Hart
Hayes
Turner
Mountjoy
Carnriter
Oxronp
Oxford
Cambridge
Oxonians
Henley
Whitsuntide
G. Denman, Esq
Cambridge Independent
King’s London journey stated. royal effects sail
The king’s trip to London is clearly decided with items already sent to London by monthly courier. Some of his horses and servants have begun their journey, and London preparations suggest a long stay. no government plans during his absence are yet announced. Also notes on duchess travel, rail openings, a fatal accident, factory bill opposition, and Manchester state of trade.
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Tower Hamlets
St James's
Clerkenwell
Metropolis
Bregeny
Lake of Constance
Walter Forbes
John Gregory Shaw
Genera
H. Tunnen
G.C.H
Horse-Guards
Gouray
Isle of Jersay
Ublic
Friends of
Principal Macferlan
Glasgow Chronicle
Chambers
Lower Brook Street
Treasury
Union-hall
Marlborough Street
Thomas Pattyips
Evesham
Thomas Phillips
George Cooper
Thatcher
Faulkner
Rowland Hill
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Kingston Upon Hull
House of Commons
Toulon
Uranie
Brunt
Marquesas Islands
Paris
Granada
Patriota
Napoleon Bonaparte
Alhambra
West India
Royal Mail Steam-packet Company
British Channel
West Indies
England
Royal Naval Scaoor
Admiralty
St. Tuoman's Hoserta
John Pirie
Bart
Chapman
Bremen
Mary Edwards
Gould’s Hill
Shadwell
Lee
Edwards
Windsor Castle
John Redmond
Sir John Chapman
John Redmond Sims
John
Wales
Thomas Toop
Coldstream Guards
Hatfield, Tomlyn
Minories
Windsor
John Chapman
Long
London
Courrier Francais
Duchess de
Duke of Sussex
Earl of Eldon
Northumberland
Durham
Gray's Inx
Richard Hodges Carter
Society of Gray's Men
South Foreland
Great Western Railway
Paddington
Slough
C. Landseer
London Art Union
Cork
Ordnance
Birmingham
Baitish American Company
BarsavoEs
Barbadoes
Prince Edward's Island
Lloyd's Rooms
Tindall
Nancy
Darke
Newquay
Plymouth
Glasgow
Achilles
Oswald
M.P
Search Reformers’ Gazette
Westminster
Metropolitan Anti-Corn Law Association
Ching
Twankay
Byson
Assam
Maryport and
Carlisle
Wigton
Penydarren
Carnarvon Herald
Baron Stieglitz
St. Petersburgh
Hanover
Germany
Bristol and Exeter
Beambridge
Brunel
Exeter
Victoria and Albert
Downs
Pembroke
Rhadamanthus
Napoleon
Place Vendome
Whitechapel
Judge and Jury Society
Usher
Bompas
Spankie
Lauguing
Tammas
Archie
Pennyworth
Kilmarnock
Ayr Paper
Henry Wright
Newcastle
Trinity House
Newcastle Infirmary
Master Mariners’ Association of
North Shields
South Shields Association
Thames
Victoria Blind Asylum
Frieutru
Messrs
Great Guildford Street
Southwark
Helen Casey
Guy's Hospital
Batotton
Brighton
Pechell
South Eastern
Dover
Southamprox
J. Russell
France
Europe
India
Duchess of Somerset
Duchess of Godford
Lady Gardiner
Kensington Palace
Oatlands
Bagshot
Surrey
Duchess of Gloucester
Bristol
Oxambridge
Maryport
Rouen
Orleans
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Hague
Duke of Cornwall
Duke of Cambridge
Ima Bost
William Hoskins
Hoskins
Religious Society of Friends
Philip Howard
Manchester
Overland Mail
China
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Steam Navigation Company
City of Aberdeen
Morrison
St. Katharine’s Dock
London Meeting Urges Unconditional Repeal of Corn Laws
A crowded Hall of Commerce in Threadneedle Street hosted a merchants and citizens gathering led by John Bright and Cobden urging immediate repeal of the corn laws. Cobden attacked monopolies behind sugar and coffee profits and pressed for freedom of trade, while cheers met calls to “Down with monopoly.”
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London
Threadneedle-street
John Bright
Cobden
Moore
G. Wilson
West India
League
Queen Victoria
Robert Peel
Cheera
Mr. Moore
Richard Cobden
United Kingdom
Herbert's Hotel
Palace-yard
P. A. Taylor
Br. Bright
Anti-Cornlaw League
Mr. Smith
Sheffield
Col Thompson
J. Hicken
Bright
Herbert's
House of Commons
Villiers
Gladstone
Johnson
Derby
Plint
Leeds
Dixon
Carlisle
Beadon
Taunton
England
Scott
Montrose
Senior
Palace Yard
George Strickland
Milner Gibson
Gisborne
Carlton Club
John Russell
Hamer Stansfield
Wellington
Street
Strand
George Wilson
Enq
National League
Rochdale
Sae
Eant Staxners
Aylesbury
County Hall
Earl Stanhope
J. Rolfe
Beaconsfield
Buckingham
Lord Stanhope
Canada
House of Lords
Anti-Corn Law League
Wallingford
Catatea
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