No Confidence Debate in Peel Era Sparks Tory Clash
The piece reviews Sir Robert Peel’s motion aimed at forcing a dissolution, critiquing Conservative tactics and the Sliding Scale on agriculture. Macaulay and Lord Morpeth speeches are highlighted for supporting government resolve, while Sir James Graham’s oration is praised for energy but criticized for excess as the debate moves toward Whitsuntide recess.
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Peel
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R. Peel
Lord Stanley
Duke of Wellington
Ake
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Lord Melbourne
Mr. Perceval
Jamaica
Baring
Lord Darlington
Crown
Commons
Lords
Hon
Baronet
Lord Palmerston
George Murray
Manchester
Hugh
Hastings
Robert
Lona
Stint
Confu
Christopher
Bat Sys
Bury
Worsley
Posite
John Cam Hobhouse
D'Israeli
Hesketh Fleetwood
Walter
Macaulay
Lord Castlereagh
Lord Stanhope
England
Exeter Hall
Milnes
Darby
Lord Teignmouth
Marylebone
Borough
Sir Charles Napier
Lord Sandon
Trede
Lord Morpeth
Mr. Hutt
Sanford
Grattan
Ireland
Mr. Macaulay
James Graham
Padis
Cumberland
India
Pill
Treasury Bench
Foxs
John Russell
H. Hardinge
Mgr. Tierney
Three Kingdoms
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French finance act and press censorship amid 1841 news
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies empowered the finance minister to fix public debt needs to raise 450 million francs by inscribing the amount in the public debt book. French newspapers were seized for Didier's letter. Overseas, ships and banking activity reported in New York and London, plus a long wire of accidents and inquests in London including a serious Greenwich railway crash and multiple murders and suicides.
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Chamber of Deputies
National
Commerce
Quotidienne
Echo Francais
Journal de Peuple
Gazette de France
Didier
New York
St. James
London
3D Lnst
America
New York Herald
United States Bank
Philadelphia
Plymouth
Duplin
Ireland
Marcus Somerville
British and American Steam Navigation Company
Billiter-court
Billiter-square
Roberts
R.N
Liverpool
Macgregor Laird
Messrs. Emerson and Co
Paris
Havre de Grace
Conde de Palma
Lisbon
President
Emerson
Secretaire Des Mouvements de la Marine
Tropic
Martinique
Enerson
Guy's Hospital
Brighton
Deptford
Nash
Seal-street
Bethnal-green
Freeman
Beadle
Holden
Payne
Brakenhead Arms
Bartholomew-close
Farr
Aldersgate Dispensary
Lee
Aldersgate Street
Coroyer
Carter
Surrey
Mitre
Broadwall
Blackfriars-road
John Strong
Little Ebury-street
Pimlico
Battersea-bridge
Vivid
Richmond
Drew
Essex-street
King
Blackfriars
Bridge Stairs
Butler
Willoughby Gordon
Chelsea Hospital
John Sewell
Lambeth
Blackfriarsbridge
Trial of Danie Gundry at Westminster Sessions
The crowded Westminster Guildhall heard Daniel Gundry charged with assaulting police constable Timothy Giblett during warrant execution. Gundry faced verdicts, bail set at £1000, with claims of injustice by magistrates. A separate Mansions House forgery examination involved John Smith and others, tracing a long series of forged bills discounted by a solicitor. the prisoner to be held in custody or sent to Newgate or back to Whitecross-street as proceedings continue.
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Danie Gunpry
Sergeant Adams
Westminster Bridewell
Hughes
Gulby
Timothy Giblett
Albany
Gundry
Rascal
Superintendent Baker
Guaury
Marlborough Street
Cross
Tracey
Bridewell
Mansion House
Humphreys
Wolff
Whitecross-street
Barrett
Whitecross-street Prison
Moss
Brock and Son
Mr. Wolff
Sackville Street
Sackville-street
Edward Brock
No. 10
Piccadilly
Daniel Allan
Henry Attwood
Harley Street
Cavendish Square
Allan
New Bond-street
Central Criminal Court
Mr. Barrett
Mr. Hobler
Newgate
Mr. Humphreys
Smithfield thieves assault and stab a compositor
In Bow Street and surrounding districts, George Coleman a Smithfield compositor was stabbed in the thigh by Rossbry an Knive John Connor and Patrick Murphy among a gang after witnessing a robbery. The pair were committed to Newgate for trial amid evidence from witnesses and police.
Trial of Darmés and accomplices before the Court of Peers
The October 14 attempted royal assassination unfolds with Darmés admitting firing at Louis Philippe as Duclos and Considére deny guilt. Witnesses place Darmés at the Place de la Concorde. Duclos' black beard is cited, while other testimony challenges identifications. Reports also cover beet sugar production, French budget debates, and Spanish cabinet developments including the Bergara reunion and Espartero’s regency.
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Duclos
Considére
Louis Philippe
Court of Peers
Paris
Darmeés
Carmel
Place de la Concorde
Ducllés
Journal Des Debats
France
Chamber of Deputies
Gauche
Algiers
M. Guizot
Sisters of Charity
National
Neuilly
M. Humann
Levan t Mail dispatches from Constantinople and Cairo reach Candia
The Levant Mail reports consuls ordered not to leave Constantinople until Mehemet Ali's answer to the amended firman arrives. Insurrection in Candia continues while Alexandria remains quiet. Reports from Alexandria and Constantinople detail an Ottoman circular on Egypt’s hereditary rule, tribute suspensions, and internaladministration. Mehemet Ali seeks terms, fleets are quarantined, plague spreads, and tensions rise among Druses, Maronites, and Turkish troops.
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Candia
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Egypt
Ottoman Empire
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Rosetta
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Rose
Lebanon
Willoughby Cotton
Europe
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Deyvout
Aleppo
Nouri Effendi
France
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