War on Irish Rights and the Press in Reform Britain
An analysis accuses Tory leaders and their imitators of waging a relentless campaign against seven million Irish subjects. It denounces press manipulation under a despot, laments religious prejudice fueling politics, and warns that reform era tensions push mass opinion to the fore and threaten civil equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Lyndhurst
Sir Robert Peel
Croker
Cumberland
Orange Lodges
Carlton Club
Poland
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Russia
England
Priestley
Birmingham
Squires
House of Commons
Times
Herald
Morning Post
Robert Peel
Wilkie
Miss O'Reilly
Victoria
Gloria
President's Message Reflected On Financial Crisis
The President's address to Congress arrives late and is neared by contemporaries. It notes overtrading linked to deposits moving from the bank of the United States to state banks, warns against overregulation, and argues banking markets self regulate through experience rather than intervention. The piece cites Van Buren and Bank of England limits, stressing delegated government power and market forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
America
van Buren
Bank of England
Confirmation and Consecration of the Bishop of Hereford
The article describes the Bowchurch confirmatio n of Dr. Musgrave as Bishop of Hereford and the subsequent consecration at Lanbeth Palace. It notes the legal, judicial nature of the confirmatio n, the presence of church officers and opposers, the oaths taken, and the religious ceremony led by the Archbishop of Canterbury with bishops present. A sermon at Lambeth preceded the consecration, linking Christ’s mission to the bishops’ apostolic sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowchurch
Arches
Musgrave
Daubeny
Robertsan
Curteis
Hereford
Lanbeth Palace
Canterbury
London
Ely
Chichester
Carteia
Arelies’ Court of
Colchester
Robinson
Lambeth Church
S St. John
Jesus
Rey
Christ
Extensive Forgeries Leads to London Trial Move
A note on Brooks's widespread forgeries describes a Saturday meeting at the west end to pursue measures for his conviction. If acquitted on the 13th, plans to bring him to London are discussed. forged cheques and false pretenses mix with mentions of Lady Delmore and a £760 yardyard job, amid further discovered documents and suspected associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
London
Thistleton
Minter
Gerard-street
Solo
Delmrre
Ransom and Co
Pall-mall
R. Smith
Hey
Lady Delmore
Portsmouth
Mr. Smith
Watte
Gravesend
Messrs. Brooks and Wilson
Dundensld
Body of Duunvoker of the Marns to be moved
The murderer's body buried at a roadside grave near St George's in the East may be unearthed during sewer work. A tunnel is begun to avoid exhumation, but depths and legal questions about disturbing the grave remain. An epigram about paying debts is included.
Busy East editor handles paper and business in Dawn East
A hectic Dawn East editor details his daily load from editing to customer care and printing. Reports a horse runaway on William Street drawing 270 spectators, a Pettit-like mix of society notes, curious anecdotes, and brief crime and travel items from regional papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gacda
William- Street
Cedar-street
New Jersey Railway
Basti
Kil
Debica
Northampton
New Society
Poughkeepsie
New York
Destructiva Moz
Boston Times
Graham
Amory Hall
Delaware
Point-no-Point
Jake
New York Evening Post
Chicago
Iinois
Buffalo
Detroit
Rocky Mountains
New Orleans
Mies Dinah
Hossea Sargent
May’s Wharf
George Newcomb
Lincoln Court
Court House
Georgia Paper
Columbia Spy
Mimrod- Mighty Hunter
Schwartzwalter
Northampton Mass Courier
Supreme Felicity
Northamptona
New York Courier
Milwaukie
Wisconsin
Madison
Supreme Court
Newbury Journal
Buffalo Journal
Schenectady
Sys
Dues
Stewart
Kingston
Sage
Carpentier
Gibb
Captain Gibb
New York Paper
Onondey
Hollow
Mise Precious Little
Fashions for October Morning Dress Styles Described
A detailed fashion description lists two dresses in striped jaconet muslin and gros de Naples with corsages, cross fronts, tight sleeves, lace cuffs, and a deep faceted skirt. Accessories include blonde borders, caps, hair in smooth bands, white gloves, and matching hats with ribbons, bows, and floral clusters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gros de Naples
Parliament Prolongs Session to November 15
The Lords and Commons meet as the King prorogues Parliament from October 2 to November 15. The royal writ, read in Westminster, orders peers and burgesses to attend on the new date. Only Mr. Hawes and Mr. Philips remain in the Commons at the adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF
Knights of the Shire
Westminster
B. Hawes
Mark Philips
House of Commons
The Queen's Visit to Brighton Entertainment Spectacle
Queen Victoria's Brighton visit featured a loyal crowd of about 120 000 and grand floral decorations. The procession passed through Kingston on Thames Street and the amphitheatre amid cheers from townsfolk, with the Duchess of Kent, extensive illuminations, and a private pavilion audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Win*sur
Kingston-on-Pharaea
Brighton
Duchess of Kent
Shrubsole
Seeley
Moon
Self
Jackson
National
Echocly
Port Admiral
Maisery
Charlemont
Brande
Henry Cavendish
Baroness Lehzn
Mary Stopford
Marquis of Conyngham
Marquis of
H=rdfort
Sir W. Lumley
Victoria
Egland
Savage
Pavilion
Not Dead Yet Objection Sparks Lively Parish Vote Clash
In Clapham and St James the register list faces objections during a voting revision. Reuben Gibbs protests he is alive as his name is struck off after jokes and official scrutiny. Other cases include widows, foreigners, and a lodgings tax dispute leading to expungements under the Reform Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner
Reuben Gibbs Oz
Clapham
Rzuben Gibbs
Brett
Mr. Corner
Ruben
Reuben
St. James
Trott
Mr. Mylne
Frances Stringer
Mr Trott
Isabella
Seere
Anne
Lopgings
Frederick Jarica Purcival
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the Tory Press
House of Assembly
Bereford
Robin
Richard
Ana
Robert
Jomathaniana
the Royal Progress
Beighton
Barriera
Her Majesty
Arapui
Church-street
John Fabian
Exehk
Here and Hounds
London Road
Esata
Palace
Duke of Norfolk
Arundel Castle
Earl of Chichester
Lord Gage
George Shiffner
Tillstone
W. Campion
Attree
Wood
Chestham
Briggs
Cameron
Hall
Henfield
T. Broadwood
Efthe Holmbush
J. Colbatch
Fabian
Eusiber
Patcham
Hare and Hounds
Dragoon Guards
St. Peter's Church
Kemp-town
Rottindean
Countess of Charlemont
Pavilion Palace
Baroness Lebzen
Brand
Colonel Cavendisa
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