Pattison and Free Trade Rally in London Election
A large Pattison committee meeting at Charlies Coffee House praised canvass results and backed Mr Pattison as a free trade candidate. He defended property rights, attacked corn laws, and spoke on the poor law, intimidation of voters, and repeal aims while Irish support and anti corn law League figures voiced rallying cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Charlotte's Coffee House
Poultry
Travers
G. Wansey
House of Baring
Baring
Anti Com Law League
League
Covent-garden
Fox
Mr. Pattison
Stacey
Lynch
Ireland
London
Deputy Stevens
Parrison
Maryylebone
Marylebone
Marylebone Reform Association
James Pattison
Mile End
Mile-end Road
Anti Corn Law League
John Bright
M.P
R. R. R. Moore
Friends of Free Trade
Hubbard
Bright
Mr. Bright
Mosley-street
Manchester
Dowa
Robert R. R. Moore
Cripplegate
Whitechapel
St. Botolph
Aldgate
Wife of condemned man begs mercy at royal palace
October 6 report: Yesterday the wife of Van Stenis, condemned to death, with her child in her arms, fell at the King's feet as he left the palace of the Prince of Orange. The King, unable to grant mercy, showed kindness and helped her to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Stenis
Prince of Orange
Broad-street Ward Scrutiny Court Hears Freemen Case
In a Wednesday hearing, John Lupton's poll is challenged as he was made a freeman less than twelve months before the election. Serjeant Bompas argues freemen must meet twelve month residence and lot obligations, while the Recorder and Lord Mayor clash over franchise limits. The court adjourns with the poll tied until the Recorder gives public opinion and the Lord Mayor aims to protect a genuine freeman electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lupton
Hugh Hughes
Serjeant Bompas
London
Recorder
C. Saunders
King’s Lynn
Common Pleas
Lord Erskine
Calthorp
Lord Coke
Lord Meyer
Laurie
Mildmay
Saunders
N. Maugham
Lawrence
Napier Battle Memoir Sparks Rifle Corps Valor
A reader recounts vivid memories of General Napier at Vimiero. The narrative follows a sentry’s night watch, the French attack, and fierce 50th and 95th regiments in a brutal charge. It recalls comrades, the death of Brotherwood, and the ferocious escort of dragoons amid a costly, decisive engagement.
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Napier
Vimiero
50Th Foot
Henry Jessop
Rifles
Boney
Fane
Old England
England
Brotherwood
95Th
43Rd
Vittoria
Hopwood
Patrick Mahon
John Euston
Mullins
Harris
50Th Regiment
0Th
The Determination of the Bishops in Education
A Westminster Review claim states bishops will not sanction any national education plan unless masters are appointed by clergy. A Wesleyan Chronicle correspondent reports Rev W Sibthorp received communion at St Helen's Isle of Wight from Dr Young on Oct 1 after prior permission. Rumors say a Romish bishop visited with Miss J Y. Sibthorp was not at home. The piece notes Sibthorp's return to the compulsory church and hints at unsettled outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Review
R. W. SisrHorr
Wesleyan Chronicle
W. Sibthorp
St. Helen’s Church
Isle of Wight
Young
J. Y
W. S
Gentleman
Father
Attempted Government Drive to Suppress Repeal Agitation
Correspondent reports rapid royal visit to Dublin. privy council orders a proclamation against repeal meetings near Clontarf. OConnell denounces the move as oppressive, vows lawful, peaceful pursuit of repeal, and a mass meeting follows with 6000 attendees and strong anti government sentiment.
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City of London
Broad-street
Literary Chronicle
Bryriex
Albert Smith
H. R. Addison
Whale Magazine
Peace Society
W.jones
Robert Peel
Adelaide Gallery
Savzr
Dustin
Kingston Harbour
Countess de Grey
Dublin
Lord Francis Gordon
Evening Mail
Evening Mail Office
Privy Councillors
Privy Council
Legislative Union
Mr. O'Connell
O’connell
Repeal Association
Satunday
Viceregal
Phoenix Park
Earl of Donoughmore
Brewster
Queen's Printers
Essex Street
Lord Lieutenant
Council of Ireland
Grey
Clontarf
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Council
E. B. Suepen
Donoveamore
Enior
F. Buacksuing
E.bilakeney
Frederick Shaw
T. B.C. Smith
God Save the Queen
Corn Exchange
Mr. J. O'Connell
Derrynane
Liverpool
T. Steele
O'Connell
Norice
Loyal National Repeal Association
Corn Exchange Rooms
E. B. Sugden
Donoughmore
Eliot
E. Blakeney
F. Shaw
T. B. C. Smith
Committee of the
Loyal National Association
D. O'Connell
Cangley
Weedon
Glasgow
Corn-exchange
Conquerhill
Crontarf
Westmeath
Kildare
Deblin Bay
5Th Dragoon Guards
Dragoons
54Th Foot
Tith Light Dragoons
Prince Albert
Iith
Lord Cardigan
Aldborough House
Luxemburgh School
35Th Foot
Essex Bridge
Higgins
5Th
Ray
Association
Mr. T. Steele
Gossoons
Chapmen
Calvert's
Royal Abbey Street
Mr. O’connell
Hoe
Dalkey Island
Wales
Pembroke
Cardigan
Carnarvon
Captain Seaver
Newry
Major Nicholson
Rotunda
Rory N’more
the Times
Mullaghmast
Province of
Leinster
Europe
America
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