Pattison Campaign Rally at Charlotte's Coffee House
A large meeting of Mr Pattison's committee at Charlotte's Coffee House, Poultry, heard canvass reports and Pattison's remarks. He praised the anti corn law league, spoke on property rights, the poor law, and income tax repeal, and urged voter turnout amid intimidation fears. Dr Lynch and Deputy Stevens addressed, all ending with cheers.
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Pattison
Charlotte's Coffee House
Poultry
Travers
G. &Nsey
House of Armny
Baring
Anti Corn Law League
League
Covent-garden
Fox
Mr. Pattison
Stacey
Dr. Lynch
Ireland
London
T. Deputy Stevens
Meeting on Free Trade Back Pattison in London
Merchants livery men and citizens in Marylebone and Mile End gathered to back James Pattison a free trade candidate for London. T E Baker chaired and volunteers agreed to canvass. cheers followed calls to support Pattison. Meetings in Cripplegate Whitechapel and Botolph Aldgate pledged active support.
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Parrison
MarylEscye
London
Marylebone
Marylebone Reform Association
James Pattison
Pattison
Mile Eye Road
City of London
Mileend
Mile-end Road
Antiorn Law League
John Bright
M.P
J. R. R. R. Moore
Friends of Tee Trade
Hubbard
Bright
Mr. Bright
Mosley-street
Manchester
League
Robert R. R. Moore
Mr. Pattison
Cripplegate
Whitechapel
Botolph
Aldgate
Condemned Woman in Royal Palace Visit
Yesterday to wife of Van Stenis, condemned to death, her child in her arms fell at the King's feet as his guesty was leaving the palace of the Prince of Orange. Majesty could not hold out any liyes to her, but he treated her with great kindness and asked her to rise.
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Q’ Movixe
Tae Haauk
van Stenis
Prince of Orange
Napier
Vimiero
50Th Foot
Henry Jessop
Rifles
Boney
52D
Fane
Old England
England
Brotherwood
95Th
Chare
Enem
43Rd
Vittoria
John Euston
Fie
Mullins
Harris
50Th Regiment
Broad-street Ward Scrutiny and the London Franchise Case
During a Wednesday scrutiny in London, the question arose whether John Lupton could vote as a freeman for twelve months prior to the election. Serjeant Bompas argued the franchise requires twelve months of freedom, income, and residence, citing counsel and Recorder Calthorp. The Lord Mayor and Recorder debated adjournment and whether a freeman must also be a householder for twelve months, with the Recorder delivering a public opinion that a freeman must be so qualified. The court adjourned to consider. the poll remained tied as the debate continued.
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John Lupton
Hugh Hughes
Serjeant Bompas
London
the Recorder
C. Saunders
King’s Lynn
Pall
Common Pleas
Lord Erskine
Calthorp
Recorder
Saunders
Laurie
Mildmay
Sergeant Bompas
N. Maugham
Lawrence
Literary Chronicle Review Notes on Bentley and Contributors
The piece critiques Bentley's Misex Liany and other writers as not bright this month, notes a general sleepiness across the magazine, and praises stirring Anecdotes of the Peninsular War entries. It suggests the Peace Society could find many texts to preach from within the pages.
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Bentley
Albert Smith
H. R. Addison
Peace Society
Attempt to Suppress Repeal Agitation in Ireland 1843
A detailed diary of government actions in Dublin during October 1843, describing the lord lieutenant’s return, privy council deliberations, a royal proclamation against repeal meetings, O Connell’s rebuttal, and mass repeal demonstrations with troops and crowds mobilized for Clontarf and Conquer Hill.
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Dustin
Kingston Harbour
Countess de Grey
Buite
Francia Gordon
England
Dublin
Evening Mail Office
Legislative Union
Mr. O'Connell
Repeal Association
Privy Council
Phenix Park
Earl of Donoughmore
Brewster
Queen's
Essex Street
Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland
Grey
Clontarf
Great Britain and Ireland
Ireland
United Kingdom
Council Chamber
E. B. Suapex
Donovanmore
Elliot
F. Buackburne
E. Blakeney
T. B.C. Smith
Queen
O'Connell
O’connell
Corn Exchange
Mr. J. O’connell
Derrynane
Manchester
Liverpool
T. Steele
Norice
Loyal National Repeal Association
Corn Exchange Rooms
E. B. Sugden
Donoughmore
Eliot
F. Shaw
T. B. C. Smith
Committee
The
Loyal National Association
D. O'Connell
Cangley
Determination of Bishops Blocks National Education Schemes
Westminster Review notes bishops will not sanction any national education plan unless it keeps schoolmasters under clerical control. A Wesleyan Chronicle correspondent reports Rev W Sibthorp received communion at St Helen’s Isle of Wight from Dr Young, amid Romish visits and suspected changes back to compulsory church.
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Westminster Review
R. W. Sternorrp
Wesleyan Chronicle
W. Sibthorp
St. Helen's Church
Isle of Wight
Young
J. Y
W. S
Gentleman
Father
St. Helen’s Church
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