Triumphant Pattison victory in City of London election
A vivid account of the London election nominating Pattison and Baring, the polling at Guildhall, and the decisive result: Pattison wins by 165 votes amid a climate of Free Trade triumph, monopoly attacks, and Liberal unity. The report details polling hours, shifts, crowd reactions, and post‑poll declarations.
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London
Matthew Wood
Pattison
Prescott
Avers
Baring
Alderman Brown
Russell Ellice
Peel
The
Morning Herald
Post
League
Sager
Lancashire
England
Wales
Ireland
Scotland
Tom
Anti-Cornlaw League
Electora
Monopoliats
Guildhall-yard
King-street
Yarmouth Cloater
John Russell
Cobden and Bright
Secondary James
Miller
James
Secondary Jamoez
Sheriff Moon
Butchers
Neware
Liberal Party
Partison
Barime
S.eu
Baxzixe
Eesee
Ccasccscesecs Oil Pattison
Essececseers
Esesessceeves
Pattisan
Masterman
St. Lawrence's
Mr. Pattison
Guildhall
Moore
R. Pee
Mr Pattison
Russell Bliice
Travers
Mr. Wansey
Mr. Baring
Musgrove
Moon
Sheriff Musgrove
Copeland
Thomas CoveLayn
Cavendish Square
Lord Lincoln
Duke of Newcastle
Mr. Travers
Porteoken
Ward
West-End
Representative of Free Trade
H. A. Aglionby
M.P
Dr. Bowring
A. Hastie
Stewart Majoribanks
J. A. Smith
W.williams
John Travers
Thomas Hankey
Thomas Alexander Hankey
James Morris
W. G. Prescott
H. J. Prescott
W. H. Weguelin
N. M. Rothschild
Thomas Took
John Dillon
Charles Perkins
D. Solomons
J. Baylis
P. A. Taylor
Wandsworth
Repeal crisis and Dublin agitation amid Irish events
Tur Anagenariay Congress reporters note O Connell skipping Rathmines arbitration as warrants not printed and trial of alleged repeal conspiracies looms. Off Ireland coast vessels suffer damage. Mary Anne lost near Arbroath with six hands, Emerald lost near Ballintoy. Naval changes announced for Shannon with Eurydice frigate to Tarbert. Coast guard cuts planned. federal union agitation rumored with Smith O'Brien Crawford Ross and Sturge. O Connell may abandon repeal for federalism. Proclamation pondered to curb Repeal meetings at Corn Exchange Conciliation Hall. Local trials include perjury allegations against Hughes and Barrett proceedings, social disorder, and petty crime cases across Dublin and London courts.
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Tom
Dustir
Tau Reosyr Gatgs
Ireland
Mary Anne
Arbroath
Newcastle
Emerald
Londonderry
Archangel
Ballintoy
Liverpool
Inish
Austin
C.B
Cyclops
Shannon
Limerick
Royal Navy
Eurydice
Elliott
Tarbert
Cork
Plymouth
Duntanaghy
Boncrana
Coast Guard
5Th Dragoon Guards
Dundalk
3D Dragoon Guards
Portobello Barracks
Smith O'Brien
M.P
Sharman Crawford
David R. Ross
Lord Clement
Joseph Sturge
England
O'Connell
Sturge
Bangor
Repeal Association
Cuanczoy
Hucuas
Freeenick
Huauxs
College-street
Barrett
John O'Connell
Thomas Steele
Tyrrell
T. M. Ray
Tyndall
M‘donagh
Rotunda
Cantwell
Prouoceu
Hughes
Callaghan
Queen’s Bench Office
Close
Lower Abbey-street
Dublin
Lower Abbeystreet
Magistratea
Kemmis
Mahony
Donaurn
O’connell
Dublin Corporation
Maunsell
Fitzpatrick
Reland
Leinster
Munster
Ulster
Connaught
Margaretta Duff
Clerkenwell
Mr. Harnett
Mr. Greenwood
Mr. Hammett
Morse
Devonshire-street
Kennington-cross
Traill
Union Hall
Emma Munton
Humphreys
Prisons and Workhouses Diets Stir Dorset Sessions
A Dorset County Chronicle report recaps Rev. Yeatman’s quarter sessions speech contrasting Sir James Graham’s new prison diet with Sturminster union workhouse provisions. He highlights weekly meat totals and daily rations, arguing paupers receive far less food than felons, and cites the workhouse diet as inferior in quantity and quality. The piece includes other local items about a domestic assault, White Quakers, and theatre notices.
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Royal Marcanity Charity
George and Vulture Tavern
Cornhill
Holborn
Dale
Farringdon Street
Norton
Clerkenwell
Greenwood
Henry Harvey
George Knapp
Islington
Knapp
Harvey
Caylor
Harvey and Caylor
White Lion Street
Pentonville
N Division
Grey's-inn-lane Hospital
Taylor
Worship Street
Tom
Thomas Ashmore
Long Tom
Mills
Oxford
Traill
Hancock
Blackman-street
Windsor
Paul
James Paul
Kent Road
Mr. Windsor
Trinity Street
Mr. Pattison
Baring
Mr. Sutherland
Samuel Johnson
Mendicity Society
Griffin
Walworth Read
Metropolitan Police
Redford
Lambeth Street
Edward Wood
Nelson Street
Stepney
Melson
London
Epwanp Ward
John Meison
Nelson-street
Commercial
Road
East
Ratcliffe Highway
Coaper
Dorset County Chronicle
Yeatman
Sir James Graham
Sturminster Union
Sir J. Graham
Union
Ann Leavey
Union Hall
Willian Leavey
Homs
Middlesex
Joshua Jacob
Edward Sugder
Edward Litton
Edward Sugden
Christ Jesus
Abigail Beale
Miss Betta
Miss Collett
Cinderella
Peter the Simple
Barbara the Cruel
Burns
Carlotta Grisi
Alfred Shaw
Drury Exchequer
Earl and Countess of Wilton
Lord G. Fitzgerald
Lord Castilston
Lord Tenterden
Earl of Erroll
Albert Conyngham
George Manners
Mr. Gaskell
M.P
Count Kielmansegge
Katherine Flemming
Baron de Talleyrand
Henry Webster
Dawson Damer
Charles Gore
Cecil Forrester
Egremont Lascelles
Countess of Tankerville
F. Stanhope
Covert Gagpen
Mr. Kenney
Phelps
Greenroom
Phelpe
Wallack
Bourcicault
Kemble
Messrs. Bartley and Cooper
Eithem
James Kenney
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City of London
Mre
Banive
Syenantom
Bazine
Seseresees
Banixe
Sheriffs
Anti Corn Law League
Robert Peel
House of Commons