Complete Suffrage Movement and Moral Force Chartism
A cautious, period-voice examination of the Complete Suffrage Movement led by Mr. Sturge. The piece weighs moral force versus political expediency, assesses middle and working class alignment, and questions guarantees and risks of universal franchise within the current British constitutional climate. It urges patience and practical reforms while warning against rash trust in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturge
Aci
Esse
Staffordshire
O'Connor
Lord John Russell
Liberal
John Russell
Lord Palmerston
Mark
Villiers
Leader
Hawes
C. Buller
Hume
Gibson
Cobden
Raikes Currie
House of Commons
Anti Corn-Law League
Nottingham
Southampton
Ipswich
Vincent
Thompson
Duke of Wellington
Sturges
Mr. O'Brien
British Statesman
Preas
England
Fragmentary item from local page on events
Readable fragments indicate a brief local item about a meeting or notice. Names and specifics are unclear, but the piece references entities and locations in a terse, period-voice style.
Court and Fashion. Her Majesty's Progress and Prussian Freedom Token
An article recounts Her Majesty's swift royal progress by horse, noting 656 post horses used between Dalkeith, Scone, Taymouth, and Dalkeith. It reports Windsor visit changes, a spoof quadrilles, royal anecdotes, a prayer for harvest thanksgiving, and a ceremony presenting the Freedom of the City to the King of Prussia at the London Mansion House. It also describes the laying of the granite block for William IV's statue in King William Street and the Nelson pillar abacus work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linlithgow
Taymouth
Dalkeith
Scone
Drummond Castle
Windsor Castle
Claremont
Windsor
Brighton
Edinburgh
Queen's Landing
Johnnie Cope
Noddin
Carle
Prince Albert
Scotland
Morceau
Breadalbane
Inslanter
Ayr Advertiser
England
Wales
Berwickon-Tweed
Jesus Christ
Paussia
Carlton-terrace
Corporation of
London
Prussia
Chevalier Bunsen
Princes of
Europe
Avery
Corporation
City of London
William IV
King William-Street
Tuckwell
Norway-wharf
Greenwich
Chadwick’s-wharf
Milbank
Croydon Railway Company
Gregory
New Cross
Trafalgar Square
Charing Croas
Nelson
Germany and Servia crisis and London political notes
The latest intelligence reports German pact terms granting Hanover reduced duties and England paying lower duties, a critique of England by Belgian reaction, and news from Belgrade confirming the deposition of Prince Michael of Servia with a new ruler, Alexander Petrowitsch. Also discussed are parliamentary leadership doubts, vestry elections, burial-ground bills, voter revision cases on light sovereigns, increasing Chartist arrests, railway receipts, and a hospital accident verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Stade
Hanover
England
Belgium
Michael of
Servia
Belgrade
Alexander Petrowitsch
Czerny George
Michael
Constantinople
Alexander
Lord Stanley
House of Peers
Duke of Wellington
Wharncliffy
Robert Peel
Commons
Lords
Globe
Westminster
Cheng Wor
T. Luke's
Parson
Tate Vestry
Humphreys
Lange Towns
Congregational
Manyevonik
Panish
St. Panyeras
Austin
Marylebone
St. Pancras
Gordon-square
Vic
Varley
Bond
Mr. Bond
Beud
Banking Houses, &c
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Manchester
Sheffield
Leeds
Brighton
Hall and Selby
Birmingham
Eastern Counties
Derby
South Western
North Midland
Greenwich
Great North of England
Midland Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Great Western
Blackwall Railway
Blackwall Railway Company
Railway Times
South Eastern Railway
Nowuleman
Alice Lowe
Long
Lord Frankfort
Higgs
Devonshire Arms
Queen-street
Gulden-square
Ann Cubitt
Sherrard-street
W. Woodridge
Jermyn-street
Courtly Viennese Nune of Royal Guests and Court Intrigue
The piece reports on weather curtailing royal outings at the castle and highlights a trio of princes the Archduke and Prince of Mecklenburg, plus the Queen’s narrowing circle of influence. It notes naval service by the Archduke’s father, shifting court power, and society fashion and emigration news, finishing with local fashion, industry and an inquest for James Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Curt-Cuat
Prince Albert
Archduke
Shiikhailed
Strelitz
Ape
Prince
Mecklenburg
Wte
Austria
Archduke Charles
Francis
Vienna
sTis Son
Syria
Bandeira
Acre
Napier
William the Fourth
Jack
Egeria
Baron S
Aaut Monde
Leopold
Marquis of Wellesley
Westminster Abbey
Leeps Conservative
Perring
Intelligencer
Mdouart
America
Naples
Parma
Les Bonnets Antoinette
la Charlotte Corday
Des Grappes Des Antilles
Bois de Judee
Manchester
Leeds
Bradford
Orleans
Wakley
Middlesex Hospital
James Newton
Newman-street
Oxford-street
Union-street
The Bristol Matrimonial Hoax Surfaces at Union Hall
A middle aged Bristol timber merchant’s wife and aunt recount a complex hoax involving her niece Mary Ann Morgan and a Mrs Bryers. The aunt describes two women visiting from Bristol, lodging at her Islington home, and a marriage she claims was arranged under deceit. A stranger later forced open trunks, finding only old dresses, and stated he was Mary Ann Morgan’s husband. The aunt discusses the niece’s alleged ignorance and possible manipulation by others, and says she learned of the affair only from the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Morgan
Woolley
Bristol
Union Hall
Islington
Mrs. Bryers
Mary Ann
Wristel
Loudoun
Ant
Miss Bryers
Hunt
St. Thomas’s Church
Two Tuesday Meetings and a Notable Robbery Trial at Preston
Report covers upcoming meetings of Entomological Horticultural Zoological and Botanical societies amid a Preston robbery case involving Eliza Bailey accused of co‑operating in a 21990 theft from Mr. Marquis. Details recount evidence from a witness servant girl, notes recovered at a public house, and a police inquiry. The article also notes a fatal poisoning inquiry, a murder attempt at Hemingford, and multiple London court updates including insolvency proceedings and other criminal examinations. It mentions Mr. Traill, Inspector Haines, and Coroner’s Inquest proceedings as part of broader legal coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entomological Society
Horticultural Society
Zoological Society
Botanical Society
Tuessayy Pounns
RosyEry
Eliza Bailey
Marquis
Accrington
Preston
Lancashire
Union Hall
Haines
Traill
Trail
Liverpool
Winch
Higgs
King of Prussia
Lower John Street
Golden-square
Johnstone
Murper
James Mallers
Mallard
Hemingford
Cambridgeshire
Mallers
London
William Hamilton
Oxford University
Peckover and
Russell
Maddox-street
Bond-street
Woodroffe
Oxford
Peckover
Efe
Charing Cross
Bank of England
Mansion House
Tuhee Forcep
Bannister
Campbell
Clarkson
Freshfield
Chambers
Hartwig and
Collins
St. Mary Axe
Mr. Hartwig
Bush
Central Criminal Court
Bow Street
Baron Bourier Kaime
Metcalf
Pall Mall
Parker
Southampton
Oxendon-street
Haymarket
Twyford
Newgate
Marylebone
Bicamy
John William Gorver
Wells-street
Oxford Street
Sarah Bridge
Paddington
Thomas Bridge
Sarah Lygo
St. Martin's Church
Ralph Gaffney
Marlborough Street
Maria Bryan
Chelsea
C Division
Berwick Street
Soho
Mr. Hardwick
Westminster Bridewell
Thames Police
Blackfriars Bridge
Caroline Copeland
Blanchard Copeland
St. Andrew’s Terrace
Waterloo-road
Ballantine
Henry Luton
Thames
Blackfriars-bridge
Thamies
Investigator
Surrey-street
Strand
St Seems Aicide
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