Irelands Two Nations and O Connell in Reform
The article reviews a book on Ireland's rulers, praising its impartiality and detail. It surveys O Connell and Feargus O Connor, notes their faults and strengths, and discusses Repeal, Emancipation, and the Two Nations theory. It argues for bridging Catholic and Protestant divides to form a united public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Irenano
Bince
Newby
Sheil
Warburton
Hume
Mr. O'Connell
Feargus O'Connor
Lord Stanley
Sir Robert Peel
Brookes
Mimburs
Lamberts
Wyses
Lord Mulgrave
Monsieur de Tocqueville
Derry
Ulster
Munster
O'Connell
St. Omer
England
Moore
O’connell
Doherty
Anglesey
Feargus
O’connor
Cork
Mallow
Youghal
Canning
House of Commons
Dublin
Liberal Party
College Green
Flood
Fox
Burke
Grattan
Pitt
Rotunda
Court and Fashion. Government Tricks.
A sweepingLondon report notes attempts by public departments to pressure electors, including a Regent Street tradesman who said he had already voted Liberal. Other items cover theatre boxes closed, Lady Chantrey’s rumored marriage, a pension granting to Mrs Bell, thefts at Brighton, a lottery for arts funding, Nelson statue progress, and royal favors for church posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covent-Garden Theatre
Anti Com-law League
Chantrey
Francis Chantrey
Corbould
Charles Bell
Rosert
Whitehall
Boys
Exeter Hall
Bond Cabbell
Buckingham
Cooke
Nelson Tres Timonta L
Lord Nelson
Baily
Trafalgar
Scotland
England
Trafalgar-square
Sir James Shaw, Bart
John
Sir John) Shaw
John Macfie
Greenholm
Ayrshire
Shaw
Macfie
Bisner
Fox
Lichfield
Philip Wynter
Oxford
St. John’s College — Herald
Buddle
Marquis of Londonderry
Tamworth Farmers Club Dinner Highlights Peel Speech
At Tamworth town hall the first annual Tamworth Farmers Club dinner drew about 250 gentlemen. Sir Robert Peel urged practical farming, book learning, and farmer landlord collaboration, offering leases for improving land and urging dairy and stock improvements, with Buckland praising science in agriculture and calling for better drains and dung management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth Farmers’ Club
Robert Peel
Robert
Lichfield
Tamworth
R. Peel
Birmingham
Touchstone
Sir R. Peel
Hon. Baronet
Professor Buckland
Lincolnshire
Lord Yarborough
Bristol
Earl of Ducie
Horrible Murder of an Infant by its Father
A crowded scene at Union Hall police court follows the examination of Edward Dwyer charged with wilful murder of his three month old son. Witnesses describe a quarrel fueled by a brutal assault in a Tooley Street tavern ending with Dwyer striking the infant against a bar counter. The inquest and magistrate proceedings conclude with a verdict of wilful murder and remand to the Central Criminal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hall
Edward Dwyer
Cottingham
John Spelling
Greenbank
Tooley-street
King’s Head
Mr. Traill
Guy’s Hospital
Greenacre
Havill
King's Head
Tompkins
Bolton
Cook
Payne
Southwark
John Job Ward
George Stead
Magdalen Circus
Bermondsey
Greenbank, Tooleystreet
Dwyer
John Spilling
Daniel Donovan
George Hagill
George Tompkins
106 M
Old Bailey
Central Criminal Ourt
Traill
Lord Lieutenant
Privy Council of Ireland
Reland
Birmingham
Ireland
People of
Bank of Engrand
Caost
Leeds Mercury
Arthur-street West
London- Bridge
Rebecca
Rumney
Newport
Cardiff
Bartholomew’s Hospital
Higgins
Taunton
Tupester
Bristol
John Hoskings
Hero
John Hoskins
Bridewell
Justice Maule
Central Criminal Court
Prendergast
Thomas Jennings
Sierra Leone
Colonial Office
Sergeant Bompas
Newgate
Visit of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert to Cambridge
The royal progress from Windsor to Cambridge passes London suburbs to Ware Royston and Royston with cheers from crowds. Archs and green boughs decorate towns, all along the route the Queen greets villagers, with detachments of Scots Greys and 13th light dragoons aiding the escort. An accident befalls Trooper Pascoe near Read Mill Hill but causes no serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Earl Delaware
Earl of Liverpool
Windsor Castle
Slough
Great Western Railway
Paddington
13Th Regiment of Hussars
Cambridge
Regent's Park
Tottenham
London
Monster City
Edmonton
Waltham Cross
13Th Light Dragoons
Ware
Royal College
London Road
H Light Dragoons
Waltham-cross
Lea
Bellinn
Grammar School
Bunntingford
Royston
Bishop
Bell Inn
Buntingford
St. George and Dragon Hotel
Order of Odd Fellows
Manchester Unity
Earl of Durham Lodge
Odd Fellows
Victoria
Scots Greys
Cornet Pilgrim
Her
Buntinford
Herts
Chipping
Buckland
Red Lion
Read Mill-hill
Royal Cortége
Queen Victoria
Prince Abert
Cambridge Road
Yeomanry
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History and Politics
Tamworth Agricultural Dinner
Her Majesty
the Royal Progress
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