Lords and the repeal debate urge cautious stance in perilous policy
The piece critiques peers in the House of Lords over a proposed repeal, warns of calamity across industries, and calls for careful amendment framing. It notes a Willie's Rooms Protec tion Meeting showed enthusiasm but offers little constructive outlook, urging restraint and focus on policy outcomes rather than partisan posturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macaulsy
Lord Stanley
House of Lords
Duke of Richmond
John Russell
Willie
Postscript on the Factory Debates and Lords Russell Peel
The debate on the Factory Bill features Mr Duncombe’s reform proposals and sharp contrasts between Fielden and Non-interference principles. Lord John Russell's stance remains cautious, while Peel and Bright press for restraint. Ward and Macaulay face criticism. The division ends with 193 to 208, a defeat for the second reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncombe
Ielden
House of
Com
James Graham
Robert Peel
John Russell
Fielden’n Dill
Air. Ward
Macaulay
Mr. Fielden
George Bentinck
Lord Ashley
John Hanmer
Lord Morpeth
Ward
Mr. Macaulay
England
Bir. Bright
Wakley
Afr. Ward
Mantz
Fielden
Mous
Point Mendi
Gathering of tenant farmers backs Corn Laws protection
A large meeting convened by the Central Agricultural Protection Society at Willie's Noome drew deputies from across England led by the Duke of Richmond and later the Duke of Buckingham. Resolutions urged continued protection for native agriculture, opposition to free trade, and loyalty to the Lords to reject government measures. The rally ended with speakers including Disraeli and Lord George Bentinck affirming strong protectionist stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie's Noome
England
Duke of Richmond
Central Protection Society of Agriculture
States Commons
Duke of Buckingham
Beker
County of Essex
House of Commons
House of Peers
R. Peel
S. Mills
E. Ball
Cambridgeshire
House of Lords
Duke of Wellington
Mr. Reditch
Shropshire
J. Ellman
Sussex
Box
Buckinghamshire
J. Weall
Surrey
R. Healy
Lincolnshire
Gurney
Devon
G. G. Day
Huntingdonshire
George Bentinck
Diaraeli
Ireland
Robert Peel
James Greham
James Graham
Mr. Cobden
Sir Robert Peel
Cobden
Lord G. Bentinck
G. Bentinck
Commons
Suba
Mr. B. Disraeli
Treat
Jan
Iwe
London
F. Hobbs
Hts
Lord Stanley
Egland
Paris
Rin
Morocco
Algeria
Jroniteur
de St. Arnaud
General Peliasier
Sidi
Setfoura i
Oulad Felloha
Ouled Bouthouris
Peligsier
Mostaganem
Bou Meza
Sinwtae
Dahra
Ouerenseme
Yahin Ben Yakin
Bou Maza
Caurobert
Hil Inat
Duke d'Aumale
Sour-Ghouzelain
Tittery
Moiliere
Juauf
Kourireuch
Ladmirault
Gibraltar
Boletins del Ejercito
J. Antonio Gil de “Urate
San Isidro
Madrid
United States
Mexico
New York
Great Western
Taylor
Rio Grande
Monte Video
Lords
Knowsley
Annecessa
Stantzy
R. Gardiner
The
Wilts Protection Society
Willis
T. Baziey
Messrs
Lewis Williams
WW. R Callender
H. Ashworth
J. Brooks
Farat
Francia Hitpraap
Ban-Rister
William Payne
Feathers Tavern
Whiteshare
Francis Hildyard
Home Circuit
David Wilson
Eccleston Square
Pimlico
Palace
Tower Temple Lane
Ferguson
James Pallen
Stanhope Street
Strand
Wigras
Supplementary meeting and loan society case described
Agrarian meeting adjourned to the supper-room with Duke of Buckingham presiding. Resolutions mirrored those in the main room and supporters pledged fidelity to protect agriculture. A separate inquiry into the Tower Hamlets Loan Society revealed disputes over jurisdiction, missing books, and shareholder claims totaling thousands. The case was postponed for book examination, with witnesses detailing refusals and alleged misconduct by the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Richmond
Fermera
Duke of Buckingham
R. Peel
Exreaoapinany Procrepinas Oy
Tower Hamlets
Wallis
Tower Hamlets Loan Society
City of London
Otto Branges
London
Otto Brunges
W. G. Wattis
Withgsa
Charles W. King
St. Mary Axe
William George Wallis
Peter Laurie
Goodman
King
Ashley
Alderman Gibbe
Anses
Wallin
Alderman Gibbs
Peter Learie
Sir Peter Laurie
Interiar
Wholesale Poisoning in Happisburg Norfolk Coroner Sums Up
A Norfolk coroner and jury investigate a series of suspicious deaths in Happisburg. Arsenic is found in balls and Pestle cases, linked to the Balls family and involving three daughters and grandchildren. Postmortems confirm arsenic as the cause. case returns to further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flappisonns
Xan Nont
Happisburg
Yarmouth
Cromertia
Haisborough
Jonathan
Ann Elizabeth Balls
Ann Elizabeth Pestle
Balls
wan @ boey
Somuec
Bulis
Elizebeth Anne
Jonathan Balls
Anne Elizabeth Pestle
Aene Pestle
Mondas
Pilgrim
Norwich
Haresborough Hill House
Birch
William Pestle
Elizabeth Balls
Anne Elizabeth
Samuel Pestle
Mary Green
Elizabeth Peggs
Mary Slaughter
Sarah Kerrison
Anld
Jonathan Balla
John Wright
Jonathan Balle
Mr. Heckley
Statham
Samuel
Agny Poienn
Hess
Bly Raster
Pye
Great Yarmouth
Huisborough
Mrs. Green
Mr. Balls
Mary Sufilin
Balla
Mrs. Balls
Anne Neave
Sadler
North Walsham
Mrs. Pestle
Bia
Peatle
Jend
Pir
Elizabeth Anne
Clowen
G. W. Firth
Clowes
R. Clowes
Firth
Jonathen Balla
Elizabeth Balla
Samuel Peatie
Anne Elizabeth Pustle
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Devon Agricultural Society
Exeter
John Kennaway
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Plymouth Journal
Central Agricultural Protection Society
Nami
Dailway
Edinburgh
Glasgo
Glasgow
Esissey
Ayr
Great North
Birmingham
Blackwall
Brighton
Croydon
South Western
Manchester
Leeds
Swiftand
Midland
Bristol
Bir
Mingham
Newcastle and Carlisle
Darlington
Roe
Shetiard Aeachestes
Idland
Leeda & Balby
Cheater & Birkenhead
Dundee & Arbroath
Durham
Sunderland
Dublin & Kingstown
Drogheda
Paisley
Greenock
Manchester, Bolton, & Bury
Preston S Wyre
Arbroath & Forfar
North Union
Hartleponl
Dick and
Sigan Ag Ane
Rouen
Orleans
Norfolk
University Cortecs Hosritan
College
Lord Brougham
Marquis of
Northampton
Earl of Auckland
George Gray
Bir. Christie
M.P
J.L. Goldsmid
George Ryan
Oxford
Cambridge
Roufe
Inestead
University College
King's College
King’s College
Portman Square
Kings College
Church of England
Portman
Lee
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