Compromise accusations amid election bribery case in Parliament
The debate centers on alleged bribe induced resignations and a shared pursuit of seats in Harwich Nottingham Lewes Penryn Falmouth Reading. Mr Mitchell and Mr Cochrane defend their actions while Warburton and others face scrutiny as petitions are dropped and calls for a formal inquiry rise.
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R . Mitchell
Ign
Mitchell
Cochrane
Mr. Cochrane
Select Committee
Harwich
Nottingham
Lewes
Penryn
Falmouth
Reading
Cocurane
Warburton
Mr. Warburton
Mitchel
Mr. Mitchell
Tote
Fed
Copack
Buller
T. Wipe
Bridport
Carlton Club
Joan Wasn
Mr. Roebuck
R. Peer
John Walsh
John Russell
É. Buller
J. Russert
R. Pees
R. Inoxis
Rd Palmeeston
Stanley
Sir C. . Y
Riats
Ag Masti
Ochrane
Correspondance and legal Q and A in 1842 letters
Readers’ questions and replies cover law on debts contracts distress and faulty marriages with guidance from solicitors and officials. Topics include writs power of attorney arbitration proof of wills will location and a critical letter about Great Western Railway door locking and passenger safety with replies from company officials and editors.
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India
Swanage Dragoon
W. J
Thomas—theink
Garrick
FL. P
Doctors’ Commons
Amicus
Ro S. R
R. Littleton
Wameuic
Weekly Chronicle
Spinnhaus
Cuchthaus
Senal Howe
Citizen Guard
Bank
Abraham Bavgr
Hamburg
Tthe Weekly Chronicle
Great Western Railway
Able and Hyuest
Paris
Great Western
Paddington
Bridgewater
Socrates
Solon
Solomen
Tran
Lord Ripon
Mr. Gladsteine
Sydney Smith
Sidney Smith
St. Pauls
Green Street
Oura
Versailles
St. Paul's
Great Westturn Rarpwar Company
Great Western Railway Ofice
Coventry and Craven Lineage in 18th Century Peerage
An account traces the Covarrows, Coventry, Cowper, Craven, and related titles from medieval London clerks to present peers. It notes births, marriages, seats, precedence, and pensions, with details on residences at Grosvenor Street, Piccadilly, Stanhope Street, and Combe Abbey, plus the lineage of Earl of Coventry, Cowper, Craven, and allied families.
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Covarrows
Earl of
James Stopford
Ireland
Tarah Hill
County
Meath
Wexford
James
Courtown
Viscount Stopford
Saltersford
County Chester
James George Stopford
James Thomas Stopford
Charlotte Montagu Scott
Earl
House of Lords
Baron Brodrick
Baron Stewart
Duke of Buccleuch
Stopfords
Davy
Church
R. Stopford
Acre
Upper
Grosvenor Street
Sears
Courtown-house
Gorey
Coventry
John Coventry
City of London
Richard Whittington
Thomas Coventry
Court of Common Pleas
Baron Coventry
Aylesborough
Worcester
Weymouth
Charles the Second
Thomas
Lord Coventry
William
Viscount Deerhurst
Earl of Coventry
Walter Coventry
William Coventry
London
Bridport
Nobiceman
George William
George William Coventry
Emma Susanna
Earl of Beauchamp
Duke of St. Albans
Beauchamppanier Sis
Countess of Longford
Piccadilly
Crome-park
Severn-bank
Worcestershire
Cowzry
Baron
Henry Wellesley
Duke of Wellington
Sir Henry Wellesley
Charlotte Cadogan
Lord Paget
Marquess of Anglesey
Georgiana Charlotte Augusta
James First Marquess of Salisbury
Lord Stuart de Rothesay
Lord Melros
Paris
Lord Maryborough
Marquess of Wellesley
Marquess of Salisbury
Marchioness of Wearmeath
Robert Grosvenor
Lord Cowley
Wellington
Vienna
Lord Melbourne
Robert Peel
William Cowper
Hertford
W. Cowper
Baron Cowper
Wingham
Kent
Great Britain
Anne
Lord Cowper
George the First
Hanover
Viscount Fordwich
Earl Cowper
George Augustus Frederick Cowper
Earl Stanhope
Earl Aylesford
Lord Fordwich
Ashley
W. F. Cowper
Grantham
England
Charles the First
Ely House
Parliament
Ear
Great Stanholpé Street
Panshanger
Moathouse
Craven
William Craven
Baron Craven
Hampstead Marshall
Berks
Viscount Craven
Uffington
Thomas Craven
Anthony Craven
Combe Abbey
John Craven
Earl Craven
Emily Mary Grimstone
Earl of Verulam
William Augustus Frederick
Earl Onslow
Earl Rosslyn
F. St. John
H. A. Berkeley Carew
G. A. Craven
Cornet
Hussars
Town
Bis
Charles-street
Berkeley Square
Beng
Combe-abbey
Hampstead-park
Orks
Lord Kingaird
Lord Ripon
Ead
Lord Kinnaird
Lord Culborne
Yorkshire
Her Majesty's Privy Council
Privy Council
Chapel Royal
Earl of Ripon
Hia Uaird
Catan Boyos
Senor Rosales
Faeeatie Victorier
Prince Alibert Epsom
Almanac methods for sunrise sunset and high water times
Instructions explain how to adjust sunrise and sunset times by latitude relative to 51 30 and 51 3, and provide hourly adjustments to high water times for major British ports such as Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow and Southampton with notes that many minor harbours follow.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Week's Almanac and Weather Notes for May 29 to June 5
Almanac-style update detailing liturgical lessons for May 29 and June 5, lunar and solar data, day length, and weather reports. Includes mentions of historical events such as Charles II’s restoration and the 1771 birth of the King of Hanover, along with seasonal notes from Murphy Legh and Meteo Ephem.
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Charles II
Joshua
Murphy
Legh
Ephem
Paris
Marphy
Ossible
E.N.M
Meteo
Mr. Cayley
Leicester Fair
E. M
Trinity
King of Hanover
Legic
Tariff Debate Views and The Free Trade Outlook
The article surveys three nights of tariff debates in Parliament, detailing protectionist fear of raising prices and protecting domestic cattle while allowing cheap imports of food for workers. It notes Cobden's free trade arguments, Liberal and Conservative votes, and remarks on public distress, urging faithful reporting of proceedings.
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England
Pusey
Miles
Somersetshire
Robert Peel
Smith O'Brien
Canada
Edward Knatchbull
Green
United States
Kent
Colville
South Derbyshire
Sheffield
Derbyshire
Cheshire
Cobden
Stockport
H. B
Mr. Miles
Newgate
Mr. Pusey
Lord Sandon
Lord Norreys
Carlton Club
Gally Knight
House of Commons
Gladstone
Robert Rmc
Rich
Ward
Jamaica
R. Peel
Debates on Tariff Divisions and Protective Policy
The article reviews seven tariff divisions with votes on live cattle duties and butter reductions. It notes gains for apples, losses on cheese and butter, and predicts slow progress as the government shifts away from protection. It condemns old protective wisdom and forecasts broader trade reform.
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Miles
Villiers
Lord Melbourne
Robert Peel
Knachbul
Wakley
Gladstone
Lord Howick
John Russell
Labouchere
Charles Buller
Cobden
Ward
John Guest
Her
Turner
Birmingpee Opr
Sheffield
England
Squirearchy
Mr Gladstone
Morning Chronicle Squib Echoes Queen Ball In Courtly Satire
A Morning Chronicle squib lampoons a royal ball with caricatures of speakers including Berryer de Tocqueville and Guizot. It mocks diplomatic debates about French arms and Armorial imagery while noting Irish and Scottish reactions and references to English history.
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Morning Chronicle
Monsieur Berryer
de Tocqueville
Monsieur Guizot
France
Joan of Arc
C. B
R. M
Convines Aulee Lite Ray
Lumi Courier
Ieee
Maid of Orleans
Commerce
Eer
de Berryer
Bribery Debates Shape Ipswich and Bridport Contests
The article summarizes parliamentary clashes over bribery involving Ipswich and Bridport writs, with Mr Mitche and Mr Warburton linked to a questionable web of corruption. It notes motions by Charles Wynn and O Connell faced defeat, Roebuck’s call for inquiry, and Peel and Russell positions, ending with a pledge to pause the Tariff discussion to allow proper statements.
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Ipswich
Southampton
Bridport
Mitche
Thomas Wilde
Charles Wynn
Robert Peel
O'Connell
John Russell
Lord Ashley
Milner Gibson
Lord Stardley
Newfoundland
Messrs
Mitchell
Cochrane
Bridport case sparks inquiry amid party clash
Postscript notes the Bridport bribery furor and the coat of contradictions in Parliament. Warburton’s resignation, a coalition between Mitchell and Cochrane to shield light, and cross indictments are discussed. Sir Robert Peel and Lord John Russell clash over reform while tariff progress stalls amid prolonged debate.
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Bridport
Warburton
Messrs
Mitchell
Cochrane
House of Commons
Thomas Wilde
Rilett Peel
John Russell
Southampton
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