Parties Face Speaker Vote After Recess in Parliament
The piece discusses party positions after the recess as the House of Commons prepares to elect a Speaker with two candidates, Mr Goulburn and Mr Shaw Lefevre, while debating Open Questions, reform, and electoral franchise changes. It urges Whigs and Radicals to act decisively to unite and advance reform.
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House of Commons
Goulburn
Mrr
Shaw Lefevre
Lefevre
Morning Chronicle
House of Corwins
Hailot
Mr. Grote
John Russell
Priginnaged
Lord John Russell
Home Secretary
Hesketh Fleetwood
Iain
Liberal Party
Court and Fashion. Queenes and Royal Attendances Chronicle
The report details royal movements and social events in London and Windsor. It notes Sunday services at the Chapel Royal with the Bishop of London officiating, the Queen and suite at Ascot and Windsor, visits by foreign dignitaries, a large Buckingham Palace ball planned, and an impending grand entertainment at the London Tavern for imperial visitors. It also mentions marriages, fortunes, accidents, and the anticipated impact of closures on prestigious houses.
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Chapel Royal
London
John
Barham
Haden
Packman
Hereford
Lady Portman
Flers Hastings
Miss Pitt
Miss Spring Rice
Lord Byron
R. Otway
Lord A. Paget
Buckingham Palace
Quadrille Institute
Buckingham-palace
Buckingham -Palace
Windsor Castle
Ascot
Spring Rice
George Campbell
Earl of
Prince and Princess of
Leiningen
Woolwich
Hignesses
St. James’s Palace
Gloucesterhouse
Duchess of Gloucester
George III
Joshua Reynolds
Hussein Khan
Paris
Tuileries
Adelaide
Hastings
Lisbon
England
Hampshire
Prince George of Cambridge
Malta
Constantinople
Sir R. Stepford
Levant
Lord Powis
Lord Howard Vyse
Royal Horse Guards
Miss Seymour
George Seymour
Lord Clarendon
Catherine Barham
John Barham
Kendal
Duke of Wellington
Devonshire
Sutherland
Northumberland
Taylor
Sir Herbert Taylor
Russia Company
William Astell
Russia
Netherlands
Catherine
Russias
Chartists Move Amid National Unrest Across Towns
Across the country Chartists hold meetings from Kennington to Bath with thousands in attendance and appeals to dismiss ministers. Police, yeomanry, and troops are deployed. clashes in Liverpool and Birmingham provoke warnings as Chartists arm and mobilize.
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Kennington Common
Bath
Wells
Frome
Bilton
10Th Hussars
Army
Liverpool
Birmingham
Donaldson
Brown
Hell
Harney
Browne
Stephens
Manchester
Leeds Political Union
John Russell
Bolton
Bronterre O'Brien
Robespierre
Leeds
Shrewsbury Chronicle
Montgomeryshire
Yeomanry
Montgomeryshire Yeomanry
Ingram
Isaac Lewis
Lewis Humphreys
Her
Powell
OrpHam
Oldham
James Horborn
Elijah Hibbert
Crompton
Royton
Chatterton
Botton
Chartists
Rochdale
Bask
Lexus Northern Union
Northern Union
John Widdop
Peter Hoey
Stockport
Savings’ Bank
Bristol
Newport
Monmouthshire
Monmouthshire Iron and Coal Company
Western Vindicator
Vincent
Addresses to the Queen spark liberal ministry hopes
Meetings across Southwark Bristol and Liverpool urged support for a liberal ministry and approval of the Queen's conduct. The Hertford election produced a narrow liberal victory amid Conservative efforts with candidates Cowper and Farquar and remarks on political sentiment and upcoming dissolutions.
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Southwark
Bristol
Liverpool
Hertford
Mr.Cowper
Lord Melbourne
Shiel
Minto Farquar
Peel
Melbourne
Mr. Cowper
Sir Minto Farquar
Carlton Club
Cowper
Roberts
Lup Low
Henry Clive
Montgomery
T. Alcock
Newton
Clive
Ludlow
Boroucg
Stoke
Stoke-upon- Trent
George Inn
Burslem
Granville Dudley Ryder
Alderman Copeland
Staffordshire Gazette
North Staffordshire
David Watts- Russell
Ilam Hall
David Watts-Russell
W. Bingham Baring
Halifax
John Norris
St. John’s House
Robert Alexander
Halifax Express
Gateshead
Hutt
Hull
West Norro
Messrs
William Folkes
Jacob Astley
Norfolk Chronicle
George Darby
A. E. Fuller
East Sussex
Cavendish
Brighton
Colonel Thompson
Wilberfore
Walter James
G. Murray
Walter
P Rerrasienti
Greens
M.P
Greene
Borough of
Lancaster
Lancaster Guardian
Preston
Townley Parker
Sir Robert
Esse
Posse
Sim
Lancashire
Parker
Robert Peel
North Lancashire
Whitehall
High Trust
Grand Demonstration of Metropolitan Teetotallers
A large temperance procession and rally traverse central London with banners, carriages, and speakers. The march from Lincoln's Inn Fields to Kennington Common includes diverse district societies, U S banners, and crowds, ending with a temperance meeting at the Horns Tavern chaired by Lord Stanhope, featuring speakers from Britain and the United States.
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New
British and Foreign Temperance Society
Metropolis
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Chauncery-lane
Temperance Association
Walworth
Rotherhithe
Bethnalgreen
Spital
Britain
Lord Bexley
Blues
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
Great Queen-street
St. Martin’s-lane
Strand
Fleet Street
Ludgate- Hill
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Aldersgate-street
Jewin-street
Fore-street
Finsbury-pavement
Finsbury Square
Crown-street
Sun-street
Union-street
Brick-lane
Whitechapel
Aldgate
Fenchurch-street
London-bridge
Borough
Elephant and Castle
Westminster-road
Westminster-bridge
Parliament-street
Charing
Horns Tavern
Exeter Hall
Wellclose-square
Kennington
Lord Stanhope
Delavan
Beeman
Patten
United States
J. Edwards
Brighton
Baker
Grosjean
Morris
Kennington-common
Hest
Horns
the Globe
Declines Candidacy for Northern Division of Lancashire
A Preston Chronicle excerpt shows RosrntT Peru declining a political candidacy offer with thanks to R Townley Parker, MP. The letter expresses gratitude for repeated confidence and kindness and states a faithful personal refusal to stand in the Northern Division of Lancashire.
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Lancashire
Peru
R. Townley Parker, Esq
Preston Chronicle
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