O Connell Faces Arrest and Lords Appeal Amid Trial Debates
The document notes a unanimous four-judge decision denying a new trial though differing on grounds, with Arrest of Judgment and a Lords appeal looming and Mr O Connell reportedly lively in conversation at the Reform Club. Discussion turns to Napier motto changes and a proposed pun from John O Connell, amid parliamentary anxieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell
House of Lords
Reform Club
Dublin
Mr O'Connell
John
Charles Napiety
Napier
Whem
Vidi
John O'Connell
Oe Peesavi
Last word on the factory debate and its effects
A London newspaper reflects on the factory debate, arguing the issue likely won’t return in the current Parliament. It notes the vote’s outcome avoided renewed agitation and favored time for reflection, with critics urging legislative relief that protects industry and wages.
Wiech Ends Lawmaker Career Over Misused Power
Exercising the mora influence Wiech leads to the salel and most lasting social improvements. As a lawmaker his career is at an end because when he had power in his hands he did not know its proper use or its unalterable limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Yindhurst
Ceredit
Charles Louis
Punia Mestany
Harwich
Auwoaudl
Comatius
Mre. Bagshaw
Roth
Newton
Cobden
Henry Haridinge
Wavernor General of
India
Bavaresten
Aloe
Ds Sone
Civetion
Bowyhorn
Lord Brougham
Howe
Lancester
Broughham
Carlisle Journal
Sherths
Chorsdley
Guderit
James Darehell
R. Winter
Portugal Street
Lincoln’s.inn
Westminster
Aesera
Platinii
Aed
Plainsp Deas Labs
Mast India House
Insane Rao
Hugh Lindsay
Jobo Garredt Whiteman
Manchester Guardian
Parley
Paillips
Picocase
Wiech
South Lancashire Election Shapes Future of Parties
The piece argues the South Lancashire Election tests the country’s political realignment. It praises Sir Robert Peel while urging voters to back the commerce-minded Mr. William Brown, a Free Trade candidate, to steer policy away from monopolistic influence and toward labor employment and industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lancashire
John Russell
Lord Howick
Robert Peel
Lancashire
Sir Robert
Peel
Eri
England
South
Sanstins
Liverpool
Manchester
William Brown
Brown
Bank of England
Anti-Corn-Law League Meeting at Covent Garden Theatre
The Anti-Corn-Law League held a Wednesday evening meeting at Covent Garden theatre. Mr Bright chaired in the absence of the usual chair and urged free trade, praising import-led prosperity and the South Lancashire election. Speakers warned corn laws restrain tenure, urged reform, and backed social liberty via free trade.
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The
League
Covent Garden Theatre
South Lancashire
Bright
M.P
J. Wilson
Lord Chetham
Oaen
Europe
West Indias
RK. Peel
Turner
Othery
Somersetshire
England
Burnett
Camberwell
Anti-Corn Law League
Jalringe
Anti-Slavery Society and Free Trade meeting debates policy
At Exeter Hall the fifth anniversary of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society features Lord Brougham's absence and a debate on whether to rely on government fiscal measures or insist on moral pressure. O'Connell defends free trade but rejects slave-grown sugar, Bright and Thompson clash over potential duties, and the assembly ends amid heated exchanges and a split vote on amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Conservative Society
O'Connell
Woulfe
Lord Normanby
Old Broad Street
Mathias Attwood
Ixpighst Brix Vistiise Sociaty
Store-street
Bedford-square
Cacharels
Pitt
CN Desiacer
Duke of Cambridge
Pririsi
Hanover Square Room
G. Finch
Ate Reynnulds
Mieus
Vernon Harcourt
Henry Frunties
A.ota
Bhadies
Pigtut
T Yorke
F. Carmins
Beranrer Am Manger
Prienitt
Halifax
Barssley
Leeds
Huddersfield
Nerather Daner
Rochelle
Maaioe
British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society
Exeter Hall
S Gurney
Lord Brougham
Privy Council
Sturge
Thomas Clarkson
England
America
India
Hong Kong
Gibraltar
Persian Gulf
Mediterranean Sea
West India
Pedro de Azulueta
Old Bailey
George Sopney
Norwich
J. Kennedy
Aberdeen
G. Thompson
Hear
Europe
Lravnls
Java
Cuba
Cochin
Sumatra
Frei
Manilla
Brazil
Wey
Patan
Voltunteer
Engh
Clarksons Ated Sturges
Sid
GW. Anstey
Devises
Starge
Phompson
Hinton
Thompson
J. Barnett
Camberwell
Ho Relies
Wrox Eollege
United States
West
George Stephens Tio
Thompsen
Thos
Weneralbe
O'Neal
Bright
Hia
Anti-Slavery Society
Robert Peel
Mr. O'Connell
Mr. Bright
Sone
Scoble
Convictim
Africa
Messrs Thompson
George Stephen
Buxton
Mr. Thompson
Thompso
Derby Interests Backing Matwisle In Local Contest
In a prominent political development, Derby interests are aligning with Mr. Matwisle, a shift from the prior contert for this division where the Conservative candidate held the lead. The report notes a strong local influence shaping the outcome in favor of Matwisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soutascasnine Evechos
Manxcursten
Earb
Derby
Matwisle
Albion Tavern
Alderspate Street
Marquis of Northampton
Gaxman
Tom Tuumap
Limiton
Appeal Against Church Rates in Romford Parish Case
The Privy Council reviewed an Archdeaconry appeal by Piggott of Romford against church rates of 1839 and 1840 levied for Hornchurch parish. The court found retroactive payments invalid, reversing the lower court's judgment and ruling against the rates as illegal. The decision cited Queen v. Dursley to hold retroactive rates void. A separate trespass case involving trustees of the York House district ended with a verdict for the plaintiff, holding that the defendants acted within statutory authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picaotr
Bearniock
Arches’ Court
Piggott
Romford
Hornchurch
Essex
Messrs. Bearblock and Newman
Philip Williame
H. Jenner Fust
H. Jen
Remford
George III
Victoria
Rowford
Havering
Bearblock
Mr. Mellor
Robinson
Admiralty
Wadlake
Reomford
Wedlake
Lord Brougham
Hermachurch
Hamnden
Harrison
Varty
Lord Denman
Pratt
Hance
Jervis
Poersch
Duncan
York House
George II
Auneerford-rwrket
Bonsuert
Lee
Fee
Sfteeen
Duneen
Weitir
Mr. Jervis
Anc
Desis
Sai Cernere
Court of Comimhgn Pleas Case of False Imprisonment
Case resumed in Middlesex sittings before Lord Chief Justice with jury. Plaintiff alleges false imprisonment by Allen and seven others using strait waistcoats and confinement at parish workhouse for a period. Bevan defaulted. others plead plaintiff was nearly paralysed and lunatic at the time. Trial spanned three days with lengthy evidence and complex insanity claims among witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enniorr
Allen
rTuers
Iindal
Pianet Actus
Bevan
Sergeant Talfourd
M. Chambers
Berstow
Serpent Shee
Wimnesses
Idaveus
Canada
Seine
Haanil
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Gally Knight
Lord Ashley
Lord John Russell
Mr. McGeachy
Mr. Hawes
Lord John
Hawes
Ashley
Ward
Cerny
Sopar
Yebs
Viliers
Dex Terttyy
Guede van Kacands
Parla
Robert Veei
CG. Wood
Uren
Matey
Lee Ward
Phesutjees
Guerin
Anti-Corn-Law League
T.ond
the Anti-Slavery Society and Free Trade
Tattersall
Tan Densy
J. Day
Crockford
Ratan
Orlando
Scott
Bey Mamus
Lichtwald
Leander
Ford
Qui'Tam
Laget Ali
Qein
Luadstone
Newievtsityz
Leatherhead
Sto Perel
Akhbar
Leender
Ovtaldeson
Martingale
Teken
Colnel Anson
Pemenss
A. Robinson
Avril Noddy
Cole
Beg
Raven
Ue Parquoise
Nawarth
April Noddy
Beaufort Nereus
Bishop of
Cob
Taberstress
Kingston
Epsom
Ascot
Coort
Majesty
Ae Lordshiy
LAW
Judicial Committee OF
HER Majesty’s Privy Council
Court OF Gueen’s Bench
Messay
Court OF Comimghn Pleas
Mospau
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