History and politics in the age of Peel era notes
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of history and politics centered on Robert Peel. The readable passage hints at a twist or omission by an agent, with a reference to an insertion and a forthcoming appearance or update in Corr. The exact details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twist
The Scarlette Administration of Justice Bill Reading
A critical taking of the Administration of Justice Bill notes the Scarlett case and the attempt to award compensation for an office. The article condemns the House of Commons for not expunging the compensation clauses and defends Peel against claims of job creation. It mixes parliamentary reaction with royal items and short debates. The piece mocks the Standard and praises Peel while denouncing opportunistic party writers and the costs of public pensions. It ends with social items and royal movements at Windsor, Brussels, and London society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boz
Robert Scarlett
England
Scarlett
House of Commons
Administration of Justice
Lord Abinger
Robert Peel
James Brougham
Court of Chancery
Ward
Mr. Brougham
Brougham
Lord Eldon
House of Lords
Zeas
Lord Brougham
Court of Escheyner
Mr. Ward
Frederick Pollock
Charley Napier
Jack Ketch
Charles Napier
S-Whigehip
Windsor
Her
Prince Albert
Count de St. Aulaire
M. de Montezuma
le Commandeur de
Lisbon
Earl of Lincoln
Earl of Aberdeen
Lady Ashley
Sir Robert
Lady Peel
Anson
Maynard
Claremont
Duke of Sussex
Midland
Derby Mercury
Brussels
Duchess of Kent
Prince of
Ostend
Kaine
Cottece
King’s College
Strand
Her Majesty’s Observatory
Kew Gardens
George III
Grand Museum
Observatory
British Museum
King's College
James Douglas
Guernsey
D’aguilar
Hampshire Advertiser
Marquis of Bute
Ayr
Earl of Glasgow
Lord Farnham
Italy
Germany
Duke of Beaufort
St. Petersburg
Badminton
Cheltenham
John Arbuthnot
Arbuthnot-house
Kincardineshire
Viscount Arbuthnot
Earl of Arlie
Arlie
Arbuthnot
Etwall
Andover
Cartan Ricnard LE Porn Trench
Demerare
Clancarty
Earl of Clancarty
Harriet Kavanagh
Demerara
Salisbury
Salisbury Cathedral
Louisa Maria Denison
Seymour
J. H. Jacobs
Canon Hamilton
Sir John de Beauvoir
Captain St. Leger
Bedfordshire
Philip H
Lady Durham
Ryde
Royal George
Spithead
Tse Douxs
BonpEavux
Kirchberg
Chile
Paris
London
Ladies’ Magazine of Fashion
Globe
Ae Dunn
Central Criminal Court
Newgate
Mansion House
Eastcheap
City of London
Court of Common Council
Home Secretary
Sutton
Brixton
Oni
Blakesley
Cope
J. Cope
Turpkeys
Hodgson
City Police
James Burdon
Knatcheap
Potter's Bar
Herts
Burdon
St. Albans
Bristow
Cocking
Woolpack Inn
Potter’s Bar
Thomas Brown
James Payne
Whitehead
Bell-bar
Hatfield
Hatfield-road
Mount Pleasant
Brickwall
Welwyn
Ambrose
Wellington Inn
Nightingale
Hitchin Road
Langley
Langley-bottom
Thomas Mims
Shefford
Strop Mims
Hitchin
Herts Constabulary
Carter G. Hopeson
Public sentiment against the Scarlett Job saga grows
The piece argues the public disapproval of the Scarlett Job affair is intense and widespread. It states a hope that Father and Son will seek government redress to undo the harm, while warning against ongoing pursuit and urging restraint during nominal control of the failed venture.
Acquittal of National article in Paris trial shocks press
The Paris trials over an article insulting the king ended in complete acquittal for the National. The paper declares its aim was the king himself, not ministers, and cites M. Marie defense and Thiers speeches. Other items report circulars to press prosecutors, recensement updates, arrests, and fleet discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
National
M. Guizot
France
Royal Advocate
M. Marie
M. Thiers
Count Molé
Europe
Advocate General
Advocate
Moniteur
Clermont Ferrand
Milhau
Montpellier
Veson
Moulins
Univers
Clermont
Auvergne
Montandon
Journal du Peuple
Journal Des Débats
Lord Ponsonby
Tunis
Tahir Pacha
Porte
Zemps
St. Cloud
Gui Vive
Moniteur Parisien
The
Temps
Sentinel
Bulletin Des Lois
Republic of New Grenada
Moeniieur Parisien
Havre
Caroline
Brazil
Belgium
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J. Burdon
King’s Head
Edward Bristow
Hertford Road
Sevenoaks
Hatfield Road
Hatfiel
Bell’s Bar
Bell’s
Hatfield-woodside
Efe
Charity
Brickwell-gate
Mr.Nightingale
Langley Toll-Bar
Strop
Inspector Hodgson
Rose and Crown
Harvey
Pirie
Kelly
Humphery
Chapman Marshall
George Carroll
Sheriff Gibbs
City Olice
el Sesley
Payne
Robert Blakesley
Robert Dunn
Hertfordshire Constabulary
Albeyn
Wm. Brathan
Basinghall Street
Fora
Dunn
Hertfordshire
Pelgal
Church of
St. Mary-at-Hill
Clive
Rodney Head
Earl of Chesterfield
South Audley-street
Mayfair
Empire
Brown
Home Office
Lock
Jem
Rupert Blakesley
James
WaitBy
Wilkinson
York Herald
Coventry Street
Piccadilly
Rockingham China Works
Coventry-street
Great Windmill-street
J. T. Brameld
County
Carter
Sun
Henrietta Street
Duke-street
Manchester-square
Robert Clark
Great Western Railway
Slough
Paddington
James Chave
Great Western Railway Company
Collard
Thomas Wyatt
London and Birmingham Railway
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