Representation and voting in London and Wigan cases
Reported proceedings from the Registration Courts in London discuss the Reform Act voting rights for freemen and liverymen, tracing medieval and early modern city freedoms, while in Wigan the nomination and polling for the Free Trade versus Corn Law reform duel pits Captain Lindsay against Thicknesse with early leads, public commentary, and a mixed reception of the outcome.
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City OF London
Moxpaw
Wansey
Times
St. Andrew's, Holborn
Arnold
Persen
London
Gilas
Soker
George I
Wits
Aler
Bright
M.P
Cobden
G. Wilson
Afr. Paulson
Peter Taylor
League
Quin
Wilson
Sidney Smith
Newstreet
E Lopcer Questios
Ogle
Elbin
Fisher
Fim
Watling-street
Cerry
Pertner
Partnership Funde, Alessrs
Nottingham
London House
Messrs. Fisher
George S
Wicas
James Lindsay
K.R. A. Thicknesee
J. Acton
Thicknesse
Captain Lindsey
Robert Peel
R. Bevan
J.thomsen
J. Lindsay
Sanderland
John Lord
Lindsay
Providentier
Wigan
Anti-Corn Law League
Covent Garden
Acton
Taicknesse
Wicax
Isee
Thomas Eckersley
Captain Lindsay
Liverpool Mercury
Borouzh
Vigas
Latest Intelligence From The Eastern Question And Markets
Reports discuss letters from By 1 Bogeaud and Marshal's counterpoints to Dordogne dispatches, with shipping and bond yields in Paris Bourse and various French and British market notes. Included are Greece Anglo tensions, Queen Isabella II celebrations, and a major Sunderland drowning in a school bath incident with three deaths.
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Bogeaud
Sémaphore de
Marseilles
Dordogne
Abd-el- Kader
Morooza
Algiers
Paria
Orleans
Rouen
Great Northern
Fampour
Havre
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troyes
Montereng
Basle
Manzi
Isabella
Bolea
Mayrocorpato Mixistay
France
Greece
MM. Coletti
Great Britain
Otho
Prince George of Cambridge
M. Coletti
England
Dublin
Gregory Allnutt Lewin
Exeter
Sir Gregory
Doncaster
Asgault and Romeny
Anpover
J Munday
Lord Holton
Basingstoke
Matcham
Globe Inn
Andover
Ostler
Monday
Weyhbill Fair
Bob
Mowbray Arms Inn
Fawcettt-street
Maynard
Robert Speciall
Cowan
Grange
Robert Baird
Archibald Baird
David Baird
Bert
Newbyth
East Lothian
Robert Lennie
M‘alpine Lennie
Dunawineton
Dumfriesshire
Batha
Hendon
Sunderland
Downes
Wilson
Lennie
Baird
Robert
Bairds
Duna Wintoo
David Bairdin
Darine Axp
Metropolitan
Great Scotland Yard
Little James Street
Gray's+ inn lane
Townley
Gray’s-inn-lane
Maury Cattell
Gil
Bank of England
Ailver
Queen's Bench
Political and railway notes from a Cherisey meeting
The Cazatsry Acnroorrual Association-At this astnc'a- Hun, meets at the Swan Tavern Cherisey. Mr Briscoe advocates landlord support for farming, easing lease restrictions, and fair rents tied to prices to aid tenant labourers. Accidents on Croydon and Great Western railways are reported, plus a Cambridge carriage assault case and horse racing results at Newmarket October meeting.
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Cazatsry Acnroorrual Association
Thoreday
Swan Tavern
Cherisey
Briscoe
Wells
Corp
Itis
Croydon
Toose
Fatau Raieway
Great Western Railway
Paddington
Weat Drayton
George Vasey
Vasey
West Drayton
Globe
George Gurnry
Broughton
Worship Street
Ann Kemble
Cambridge
Eastern Counties Railway
London
George Creed
Bury St. Edmund's
Ayres
de Eadant
Newmarket
ASDAY
Lord Ashley Presses for Limiting Labour Hours in Manchester
Lord Ashley meets a deputation of mill operatives at the Brunswick Hotel with about 400 delegates to discuss the plan to limit working hours. He cites Gardner’s Preston mill success and Prussia as evidence, urges patience, and promises to push a bill at the next session. Delegates express improved literacy and support for ten hours.
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Brotherton
M.P
Huntingdon
St. John's
Lord Aabley
Manchester
Rauh
Gnad
House of Commons
Aelf
Lord Ashbiy
America
Lowell
Massachusette
Prussia
Lord Ashley
Mr. Gardner
Preston
Barracks
Causa
Kestir
Lord Ashey
Lord Coers
Prilot
Meting
Thapko
Disputed Peerage Case and Guildford Theft Trial Notes
Appellant seeks discharge from prison claiming peerage by relation to former Lord Colvil. Barons reject discharge. case discusses inquest and election issues. In Guildford, Martin Williams charged with stealing three gold chains from Mr. Triggs. defense argues misled state of mind and transport intent. jury convicts, mercy recommended. three months hard labour.
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Chambehes
Wreonespar
Qusstion
Parnxce
Nasrre G. Cour
Gous Loup Cotvitt
Convitt Groxor Dorg
Baron Platt
Scotland
Tait
Edinburgh
Lord Colvil
Geners
Harue
Heaton
Queen’s Beach
Neavers
Ronoeny
Beore
G. C. Norton
Martin Williams
Triggs
High-street
Guildford
Parry
Relber
Mr. P
London
Frederick E. Thompson
Springhall, Thompson, and Powell
Raymond
Londor
Depos
Spring
Hal
A. Groome
Girma
Licklater
Leadenhall-street
City
Guildford House of Correction
Chelmsford Petty Sessions
Railways and joint stock schemes warned by Times
The Times warns that early railway break proposals risk capture by dishonest committees and private ceding of deposits. It notes that under joint stock law, shareholders are liable for full debts, as fraudulent projects proliferate. It urges scrutiny of committees, contracts, and projected gains to protect investors and public credulity.
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F. H. Maberlery
Les
Raileray Murid
Railways
Persuns
Bankera
Bey- Ty
Scherors Ct
Coete
Annie
Windsor election canvass and candidate movements report
Reports detail postponement of canvassing after a funeral for the borough's late representative Ramsbottom. Walter returns from Bear Wood to begin active campaigning with a large committee led by Thomas Arthur Moore. Forded by Colonel Reid's team and Winson Wick brewers staff, canvassing targets publicans and bank staff. De Beauvoir retires after poor prospects, while Reid gains support from defectors. Lord Brook abroad and Spencer Churchill announces candidacy at Hounslow Barracks. Cork City sees Serjeant Murphy resign under Repeal pressure.
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Winpson
Ramsbottom
Walter
Windsor
Bear Wood
Gentlman
Thomas Arthur Moore
Colonel Reid
Alderman Ganister
Coinnel
Nevile Reid and Company
Winsor Trewing
Reid and Co
Tighe
John Fel Beanrcir
Jhry
Baronet
Sir John
West
London
Reid
Castle Hotel
Sir John de Beauvoir
Sir John de Beauswir
Woonstock
Alfred Spencer Churchill
Hounslow Barracks
Cork City
Serjeant Murphy
Local Rail Promoted Arrangements and Bricks to Ceylon Report
A report covers branding changes on the Worcester line and Great Western promotions abroad, a man named Daniel Garrett re-examined on portmanteau theft charges with a plea for remand, and a note that over a million bricks have shipped to Ceylon for a coffee mill project. An incident at Star public house involves a whistle causing injury, with surgeon Mr Mayer aiding recovery.
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Worcester and South Wales Junction
Worcester, Hereford, and
Gloucester
Great Western
Raitwar Rospaenizs
Daniel Garrett
Guildhall
Great West Re
South Western
Birmingham
Alderman H. Hughes
Buicksaki
Ceylon
Isle of Man
Mr. Hulme
Star Publi House
Church Wailgate
Calow
Mill-street
Mayer
Leelesfield
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the Registration Courts
Waortles
T.Y.C
Cal. Peel
Slane
Sir J. Hewley
Groden
Lord G. Bentinck
Mr. Howe
Khorassan
Lord Stradbroke
Evenue
Col. Peel
Cnd
Cain
Adrianople
Lagat Whitehouse
Evenus
Khorasean
Evenus Tok
African
Khoragian
G. Bentinck
Astern
Kitchener
Duke of Rowland
Pooltons
Ford
Meynell
Alexandrine
Paultons
Paulius
Attorney
Duke of Bedford
Baton
Robingen
Air
Carr
Detilora
Berting
H Fi
T.C
Lord George Bentinch
Princess Alice
Nat
Lont George Bentinek
Ennui
Mr. Wreford
Witsend
Paregon
Mareon
George the Four
Paragon
Bouui
Alice
Amt
Ab. M
Colonel Peel
Ch & Caen
Mr. Greville
Dr. Hill
Chorge Dentinck
Nalvoisi
Ifill
Aget
Peel
George Bentinck
William Powlett
New Market
Curerenronp
Turaday
Jockey Club
Neemerket
Newtmerket
Cheeterford
Petrona
Thetford
Bury
Newsorkit
LA W
Chance
Charles Mors Tells
Old Park Farm
Green Witham
Isean Livermore
Edward Lake
Livermore
Duomow
Pieshey
North End
Peck
Lim
William Bel
Pieshy
Beentwood
Margaret Sarah Harding
Tino Hall
Measie
Hay and
Bousfield
Radford
Lidia
Mayne
Bardsick and
Chelasford
James Radford