Bristol and West Gloucestershire Liberal Stand Against Dictation
A Bristol country edition reprints a Grantley Berkeley letter to West Gloucestershire allies. The piece argues that local voters should resist feudal dictation, defend independent representation, and weigh Berkeley influence as historical but limited in Bristol and West Gloucestershire politics.
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Pat
Mer
Grantley Berkeler
Amd
Bristol
Gloucester
Berkeley
Admiralty
Grantley Berkeley
Philpotes
Philpotts
Party of Independence
Fitzhardinges
Henry Berkeley
Carl Fitzhardinge
Teriatiaie i Bugges
Liberal Party
Gristul
West Gloucestershire
Beaufort
Thameelves
Amstauers
Gloucestershire
Karlbardin
Westen Bs Vaarlingn
Tudev
Grandes Berkeley
Thich Fae
Grantley Derkeley
Nobiniy
F. Wir
West Gloucester
Alwaye
Grea
Earl
Villiers tipped to govern Bombay in poetic praise
A fragmentary Victorian notice lauds Mr Charles Villiers as a gentleman of talent destined for Bombay’s government, praising his Free Trade advocacy long before Cobden era, while lamenting lack of honors or support for him. The piece also records the death of Lady Anne Hamilton and reports Mr Valentine Lee of the Oxford circuit dying suddenly after an illness while hunting, with details of his career and condolences.
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Charles Villiers
Bombay
Villiers
Casaries Villiers
Morning Herald
Axxz Hamitrox
Countess of Dunmore
Duke of Hamilton
Lady Anne Hamilton
Princess of Wales
Queen Caroline
Anne
Flanders
London
Anne Hamilton
White Lion Street
Islington
Archibald
F. W. Ler
Tenbury
Valentine Lee
Oxford
Bureston
Lee
Burnston
Davis
Thompson
Worcester
Hastings
Memorial for open ports urged by Manchester directors
A Manchester Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures meeting approved a memorial to Lord John Russell demanding immediate opening of UK ports for all provisions duty free. Speakers argued rising bread and food costs threaten peace, jobs, and industry, urging swift parliamentary action and broad public support.
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Manchester Chamber OF Commerce
Manchester Chamber of Commeres and Mann
Dot
Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures
Manchester
Maine
Parnas
Corporation of Mais
Treasury
Ring-street
Sonpliance
Witc
Salford
Lordohn Russell
Was
Abel
Robert Peel
Lord John Russell
John Russell
Joan Russell
Join Watts
Watts
I. Peel
J. Tussell
London
United Kingdom
Jobo
Poultney
G. F. Mandley
Dec
R. J. Stichardson
John Phusee
Scotland
Weil
Obery
Jean Weseens
Nurhin
League
R. Peel
Asa
Tela Rueeeli
Reber
Peelin
Gud Sawyer
Jehan Russet
Magsiswyami S
Hell
Imeay
United Ningdera
United
Wingdow
Ireland
Treleuim
Freiead
Rasee
Westminster Guardsman Charged With Brutal Bar Bench Riot
Private Wilm Knapp of the Cutstream Guards faced Westminster police court over a rowdy assault at the Hoop and Grapes in Queen Square. Witnesses described armed drunken men overturning tables, cursing the landlady, striking a blind patron, breaking teeth, injuring Mrs Kennet, and biting her hand. Knapp denied recollection but admitted leaving the premises. he was committed for trial as a gross premeditated outrage and for possible hard labor beyond fine.
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Vine Folessing
Great Western
Ot Ward
Western
Liverpool
Paraengera
Teftur Litte
Mr. Balch
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Baleh
Thei
Christ
Bela
N.W
Stevens
Smucker
Beecher
Almighty God
Kara
Wilm Knapp
Cutstream Guards
Westminster
Wellington
Kennet
Clive
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Colossus
Weetings
Ting Pea
London University
Lewis
University College Hospital
Cape
Fanny Jane Simpson
Exeter
Luton
Ipswich
Josivich
Tsirauany
Mills
Red House
College Street
Chelsea
Elizabeth Cotton
Cotton
Royal Margate Sea
Field
Oilman
College Terrace
St. George's
Westminster Hospitals
Goodrich
Furgeon
Margate
Duchess of Kent
Mr. Goodrich
Warper
Alfred George Field
Sarah Fage
Perry
Ban Piston
RDUUL
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Mexico
United Sites
Stram
Caubsia
Judkine
Mersey
Boston
Halifax
India
Vega
Ayeecac
Palua
Tine
Puteri
Pensacele
Peel
Pororeby
Owen
York
New Orleans
Rome
Lara Helders
Stews Landine
Menner
Philip Stay
C.D. Hendry
Haddontied
Beere
Strain
Norristown
Hig Recovery
Philadelphia
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