The People’s Question Number 9 on Suffrage Limits
The article analyzes Universal Household and Educational Suffrage, arguing that universal suffrage as commonly defined excludes too many and fails to ensure informed voting. It advocates a tested qualification tied to judgment, discusses Roebuck and Hume, and sketches a plan to link voting rights to education while preserving broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Harry
Robinson Crusoe
Vitra
Roebuck
Leeds
Lnh
Hume
Court and fashion stir Windsor to Buckingham palace move
In Windsor the royal court braces for relocation to Buckingham palace with a privy council and prorogation orders. Queen's private band may attend, and reports note her recent affiliation with the Royal Medico-Chirurgical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winxpsox
Buckingham Palace
Windsor
Windsor Castle
Prince Albert
Treasury
Royal Medico-Chirugical Society
William the
Burton
Birmingham and
Derby
Sudbury
Wm. H. Adelbert Fielding
Earl of
Duke of Devonshire
Lismore Castle
Mount Melleray
Fogarty
Lismore
Dublin Evening Post
John Russell
Earl of Minto
Kelso Chronicle
Hesketh Fleetwood, Bart
St. Peter's Church
Fleetwood
Lancashire
Hesketh
Chester
Deana
Barchess
Paris
Rome
Borghese
Earl of Shrewsbury
Morning Post
Eurincron
Hugh Fortescue
Southmorton
Ilfracombe
Castle Hill
Wear Gifford
Newton Fellowes
Lord Ebrington
Earl
Fortescue
Disner
C. Berkeley
Cheltenham Framiner
Mangiacs
Hicu Jare
Tynemouth Castle
Breadalbane
Perthshire
Haddo
Earl of Aberdeen
Catherine Charlotte Bailie
George Baillie
Mellerstein
Jerviswood
Ashburnham
Marquis
Marchioness
Abercorn
Claude Hamilton
Gordon
Haddington
Morton
D'Este
W. D. Stewart
G. Baillie
Abercenshire
Albert
Hussars
Lord Cardigan
G. E. Axsox
R. Webb
Wyndham
Bryanston Square
London
King
Ipswich
Royal Household
Earl of Erroll
Uxbridge
Alfred Paget
C. A. Murray
Wylde
G. E. Anson
Cavendish
Victoria
Paris and European policy dominate intelligence report
Latest intelligence surveys European affairs with emphasis on Guizot’s circular and France’s neutral stance. It notes Belgian sentiment, French civil gifts for flood victims, and concerns over Ottoman balance and peace as Europe weighs policy amid the eastern question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Europe
Belgium
France
Duke of Orleans
Madame Adelaide
Count Mole
Chamber of Peers
M. Barthe
Lord Palmerston
Forriew Courrs
M. Guizot
Ottoman Empire
Pacha
Egypt
Enyrope
Ball Court
Justice Patteson
Queen VY
Alaric WarTts
Alaric Watts
United Service Gazette
Hart
49Th
India
Britise and
Avustratastay Bayx
Moorgate Street
Loxpon and
Birurncuam
Denbigh
London
Thames
Messrs. Lett and Co
Hungerford-market
Faran-Fiota
Huddersfield
Gilderdale
Egerton
George Wilson
Lindley
Huddersfield College
Youthful thief pleads poverty in Newgate market case
A young man named Murray, once a £500-a-year clerk with Magnay and Co., was accused of stealing a joint from a butcher shop window in Newgate market. He claimed destitution after bankruptcy, a pregnant wife in hospital, and wrote a list of names for the alderman before being discharged with relief funds. In other notices, a sixteen-year-old girl lies accused of cloak theft, a polygamist charged over plate theft, and a teetotaler fined for drunken disorder.
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Murray
Messrs. Magnay and Co
Liverpool
Lambeth
Youtnarun
Ann Keith
Clement
Fleet-street
Central Criminal Court
Marylebone
Bottrell
Henry Halford Bottrell
Marlborough Street
Catherine Hyde
Berwick-street
Soho
Westminster Bridewell
Sarah Peel
Mr. Long
Bridewell
Worship Street
Tabernacle Chapel
Tabernacle-row
Finsbury
Broughton
Edwin Thomas Jones
Hayward
Union Hall
Ann Horton
Maltby
Falstaff
Such
Bolingbrokerow
Newington
Croft
White
Roach
D Division
New Kent Road
Brighton-place
No. 5
Thames
Barnard Sullivan
Ballantine
St. Katherine
Barney
Homer
Mr. Ballantine
Burney
Foreign Affairs and Turmoil Across Europe in Late 1840s
Reports from Paris and Madrid detail ministry gains in France, including Sauzet’s election as chamber president and new vice-presidents. Finance flags a 662,000,000s overshoot, prompting calls for austerity. Disorder in Paris erupts with apprentice crowds on Rue Montmartre. Belgian king opens parliament and outlines neutrality, rail expansion, and international treaties. British and Ottoman-agreeing actions in Alexandria and Syria shape European diplomacy as prisoners and naval moves color the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soult
M. Thiers
Journal Des Debats
Presse
Marshal Soult
Beccles
Paris
Orleans
Duke de Chartres
Spain
Palais Royal
Levdet
Brest
Andromede
Danae
Venus
Astrea
Hervine
Dunois
Malouine
Caivers
Salamis
Scipion
Mouchard
Sergens Dville
Montmatre
Bugeaud
M. Passy
Count Remusat
M. de Lamartine
M. Ducos
M. Benjamin Delessert
Jacqueminot M. Dupin
M. de Salvandy
Fowlonnais
Eugenie
Toulon
Algiers
Marshal Vallee
Blidah
Teniah de
Europe
Belgium
Kingdom of
The
Netherlands
United States of America
Greece
Germany
France
Justice
D Augsburgh
Constantinople
Hodges
Alexandria
Beyrout
Ibrahim Pacha
Lord Ponsonby
Augsburgh Gazette
Mehemet Ali
Porte
M.de Pontois
Pacha
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Sunda
DAY Eta
Charles Bibdin
Thomas Dibdin
George Cruikshank
Alfred Crowquill
Jack
Tom Bowling
Ublic
Admiralty
Foreign Intelligence
Madrid
Castro Vilar
Sistult
Cadiz
New Castile
Isabella
M. Calatrava
Don Jove
Supreme Court of Justice
Duke of Victoria
Cortes
Madrid-Estafelle
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
M. Dé Ferrer
M. de Hernandez
Perpignan
Charaé Barlaves
Turkey
Fisher
Asia
Holland
Admiral Stopford
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