The Chartist Arrests and Political Reckoning
A critical look at the mass Chartist arrests led by Feargus O'Connor and associates amid charges of conspiracy. The editorial questions government motive, potential secret juntas, and the impact on free discussion, arguing for clear evidence and wary treatment of Chartist leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feargus O'Connor
Hill
The
Northern Star
Campbell
Leach
Chartist
Home Secretary
Manchester
Gregory
James Graham
Feargus O'Canter
King Stork
Log
Times
Anti-Corn Law League
Peterloo
Connor
Harney
Sheffield
Birmingham
Merthyr Tydvill
O'Connor
Peterson
Robert Owen
Stephens
Oastler
Sto
Home Department
Pierce
Southampton
Titus Oates
Cooper
Castles
Oliver
Special Commission
Bankers Seek Earlier Check Cashing and Clearing Hours
An ongoing arrangement among city banking interests aims to move check cashing from five to four o'clock and to adjust clearing hours from four to three or half-past three p.m. These proposed changes would streamline operations and reduce settlement delays.
The Special Commission in Staffordshire Controversy
Report of divine service at Christchurch with a sermon viewed as political, the subsequent assize sessions led by Earl Talbot, grand jury inspirations, and detailed proceedings on rioting and treason linked to wage disputes, mob violence, and the Vale house destruction, including witness testimonies and early trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Christchurch
J. E. Coldwell
Paul
Paine
Voltaire
Hume
3D Dragoon Guards
Earl Talbot
Tamworth
Walsall
William Faulkner Chetwynd
Francis Ld
Thomas Hawke Parke
Edward Grove
Hugh Henshawe Williamson
George Thomas Whitgreave
Thomas Bowyer Addeley
Henry Gee
Pye
William Leigh
Henry Alderson
Thomas Salt
Thomas Carwright
James Oldham Oldham
Charles Couley
Thomas Powis
Samuel Stone Briscoe
Charles Smith Foster
Mr. Bellamy
Grand Jury
William Ellis
Edward the Third
Elis
Charles the
Pym
Special Commission
Hamlet Jackson
James Millington
Thomas Wagstaffe
Joseph Sanders
Sampson Whitehouse
Thomas Cotton
Samuel Eaton
William Shaw
William Bradbury
Richard Edge
Josiah Gilbert
William Cartlidge
Thomas Banks
John Owen
John Powell
William Hollins
Thomas Jackson
Edward Smith
Henry Dimmock
James Toft
James Hurst
Joseph Hurst
Stoke Upon Trent
Benjamin Vale
Sergeant Ludlow
Sergeant Talfourd
Godson
Queen's Comrsel
Warrington
Talbot
Crown
Whiston
Price
Flv. Lee
Joft
Smith
Phillips
Meteyard
Shaw, Jackson
Dimmock
Allen
Carridge
Edge
Harris
Jervase Phillips
London
Morecroft
Mrs. Vale
Wagstaff
John Williams
Longton
Lancend
Newcastle
Aldegard
Luis Bk Dupliuon
Pierce
Emma Turner
Godson: Was A Servant In August Last At Dr. Vale
Banks
William Cartlick
Waddington
Vale
Bradbury
Tie
Ellis
Pam
James Bough
Mr. Talbot
Dr. Vale
John [Arris
George Bailey
Fenton
Williams
Wright
Cartledge
Richard Wright
Mr. Allen
Neal
Joseph Thurst
Manchester
J. Hulme
Potter
Mr. Waddington
Dr. Yate
Whitehouse
William Machin
William Cartledge
Dad
W. Dawes
Pene Tal
Joseph Robotham
Ludlow
Glover
Reuben Great
Culclough
George Barker
Joseph Whiston
John Nicholls
Sergeant Talfeard
Cross
Richard Hawkins
Joseph Woolley
Gilbert
Whistair
Thomas Moorcroft
John Harris
Joan Williams
Shaw
Mr Allen
Harvis
Richard Cycles
Dawes
Michael Holt
Serjeant
James Sanders
Michael Helt
Serjeant Ludlow
Isaw Sanders
Town-Hall
Sanders
Elizabeth Brammer
Serjeant Talfourd
Owen
Charles Hatton
John Barker
Langton
Robert Cope
Serjeant Ladlow
Lane End
George Barlow
Millington
Charles Harvey
Toft
Taft
Mr. Lee
Stoke
John Carter
Richard Hailey
Holling
Jackson
Hollins
Thomas Cooper
Ephraim Hinxter
Lonuton
Thomas Powell
Mr. Price
Oy Bailey
Lee
Huddlestone
Arthur O'Neil
Baring Brothers Returns Low Tax Figures Amid Speculation
The Globe notes that Baring Brothers and Co reportedly returned profits to the income tax commissioners at under 140 pounds on average over three years and invited clerks to audit their books, a move linked to dealings with repudiating American states, though the firm remains highly wealthy. Punch also reports October fashions with zephyrs, boots, macintosh drapery, pockets replacing gloves, and various weather-adapted styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baring, Brothers, and Co
America
Globe
Fudge
Clarence Boot
Berlin
India and China overland mail brief summary
A condensed dispatch from Malte and Mata translates overland mail news from India and China. Brigadier Monteath wins at Port Polak, Lady Sale prisoners progress, Colonel Palmer dead, Nott ordered forward toward Cabul, Suftur Jung surrenders at Candahar, Wylmer destroys forts north of Candahar, army sickness persists, Chapoo taken in China with heavier losses, Macao reports June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Mail
Extraordinary Express
India
L’oriental
Bombay
Brigadier Monteath
Port Polak
la Vallée de Ahinwarie
Lady Sale
Juillet
Jung
Anglais
Candahar
Colonel Wymer
Nord de
Cette Place
Divisions de L'armée
Les
Derniéres Nouvelles de la Chine
Macao
Jain
Chapoo
Chine
Cabul
Suftur Jung
Wylmer
China
Chapon
Loss of the L Adolphe ship wrecked off Anas Reef
Letters from Lloyds agents recount the L Adolphe voyage from Nantes to Martinique, then to St Domingo, struck reefs near Anas islet on August 31 and total wreck. Crew saved two boats and scarce provisions, endured exposure, with capt Brodeau, mates, boatswain and cook left on Ares. Rescue efforts by St Croix and Nevis authorities followed, with casualties among the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's
Nevis
Nt. Croix
L'Adolphe
Brodeau
Nantes
Martinique
St. Domingo
Anas
Ares
Saba Tank
Northwarl
Montserrat
Brodewu
St Croix
Cook
cHicer
Chilliard
St. Nevis
Guideloupe
St. Croix
Secher
St. Cruix
St. Thorass
Bia Min Guam Theatre and Major City Receipts
A report notes a revived audience for Bia Min Guam Theatre with strong attendance and improved performances. It catalogs weekly fines receipts by region, listing totals for London Hull Selby Birmingham Eastern Counties and other districts, including Edinburgh Glasgow Great Western and Manchester Leeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia
Guam
Charles Kein
fTamlet
Ratway
Ighton
Hull
Selby
Birmingham
Eastern Counties
Derby
South Western
North Midland
Greenwich
Great North of England
Midland
Manchester
Leeds
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Great Western
Strangs
Lord Stanley
Tord Wharncliffe
Robert Peel
Teo
Toonds
Duke of Wellington
Globe
Mercer
James Mailers
Mallard
Heringford
Cambridgeshire
Mallers
London
Eliza Baile
Marquiz
Accrington
Preston
Lancashire
Marquis
Haines
Traill
Winch
Sloan
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