Tory Chartist ties exposed in Bernard and O’Brien papers
The piece argues a strong link between Toryism and Chartism, comparing Bernard’s Appeal to Conservatives with Bronterre O’Brien’s manife stos. It contends both support a national convention of producers to curb capital and machinery, favor protective aims, and distrust the House of Commons, rendering Chartist and conservative goals nearly identical in anti liberal design. The analysis critiques currency, trade, and land policy, claiming shared premises and aims across both movements.
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Ferrand
Feargus
Bronterre O'Brien
Bernard
O'Brien
Peel
Lord Melbourne
Tey
House of Commons
Cea
Trades’ Unions
Free House
Leopard
Cambridgeshire
Lord Hardwicke
Duke of Wellington
Cambridge
Mr Bernard
England
Lehewr
Witte
Tirien
Dutto
Conserva Enk
Coramons
Cassee
Birmingham
Commons
Ir. Bernard
O'Connor
Duke of Buckingham
Hercules
Royal visit fate unsettled amid palace duties
A report from Windsor notes delays to the planned visit of her majesty and the royal family. Despite this, work continues on the late renservatory and a new summer house near completion. Separately, the Royal Humane Society met Prince Albert at the castle to gift a double break ice ladder for river rescues, with royal thanks and plans for seasonal use at Frogmore and Virginia Water.
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Gunareian
Craven Royan
Beckisonan Patarg
Tovar Higangss Prince
Alert
Royal Humane Society
Wrxpson
Prince Alvert
Serpentine
Hyde Park
Isambard Brunel
E. R. Adams
William Alen
John Curtis
Frozmore House
Duchess of Kent
Virginia-water
Royal Highness
George’s Hall
White Hart Hotel
Frogmare
Society
Royal Humane Socicty
Windsor
Duke of Northumberland
Alnwick Castle
Royel Bigt
Royal Ifumane Society
The Craufurd Peerage Case Returns to London for Trial
Deeux Petree or Robert Lindsey Craufurd, claiming the Craufurd Lindsay earldoms, is remanded after a hearing at a Dublin bench. Crown counsel urged transmission to Londonderry for trial on horse stealing conviction, while defense seeks a London or New South Wales inquiry to verify identity and prevent injustice. The case highlights contested lineage, disputed estates, and political pressure surrounding the Craufurd peerage claims.
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Londonderry
Londonderry Assizes
Walsh
Sydney
Craufurd
John Lindsay Craufurd
Earl of Craufurd
Scothind
Castle Dawson
Mary Lindsay Craufurd
Earl
Ayr
Castle Dawsop
County of Londonderry
James Craufurd
Baron Dawson
Lord Jol
Dublin
Joshua Dawson
Arthur Diwyson
Exchequer
James Crauford
Hugh
James
Andrew
Robert James
Roselvnus
Thomas
London
Tigh
Robert
Hilt
Lettissue
Bradley
House of Lords
Spiteell
New South Wales
Mare Wares
Ont
Rio Janeiro
Ualst
Sviben
Dowling
Julia J. Craufurd
Alexander M. Adams
Europe
Liverpool
Mr. Walsh
Edinburgh
Inisi
Semongersane
Mrr
Lamb
Othe Enniskiliengach
Traill
Treland
Welsh
England
Pheu
Downy
Ayrsiire
Une Craufurd
Earl de Grey
Essex Tank
Dorse
Earl of Glasgow
Cranford
Greaves
Perewn
Mr. Greaves
Londinderry
Enniekinen
Porter
Essex
Candsay Craufurd
Tle
Morley
Iis
Slaven’s Bench
G. W. Vance
Benc
Vance
H. N. Bell
Committee of Privileges
Kilmainham
Pensioners to be drilled at Birmingham barracks
Government intends to drill able bodied pensioners who are willing to aid civil authorities at set intervals. Arms and accoutrements for 200 veterans are expected soon at the Birmingham barracks, seen as valuable to local security. A second note states a tenant on Erroll estate sold about 64 acres of potato crop to a London merchant at 27 per acre, praising the county’s finest produce and ground suitable for potatoes with large sizes securing top market price.
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Birmingham
Erroll
London
Perth
Singular marriage ruse ends with dramatic balcony escape
In Hammersmith a highly connected lady aged about thirty, under medical care after alleged mental weakness, marries by banns in September to a son of her physician. On Monday she displayed on a balcony then slid to safety, later eloping by a staged chase across Fulham and Turnham Green, with a pursuing crowd misled by a fake turn of events. The family plans ecclesiastical action. names withheld.
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Hammersmith
Fulham
Hrook-green
Rotherhithe
Mary
Xcon
Safery
Wen
Turnham Green
Turnham-green
Hammersmith-broadway
Hammersmith Broadway
Brook Green-Lane
Shepherd’s Bush
Eab
Broadway
King Street
Consecration of a Row as Catuoli Bisner in Tasmania
The Romanists plan a consecration at St Chad's Birmingham for the Rev Dr Wilson who will become Bishop of Hobart Town in Van Diemen's Land with Archbishop of Sydney presiding and Wiseman and Walsh assisting. Also reports note a fatal Chesterfield accident to Mr G Styring after a night of drinking, and a Canon death in the Gran Surrey Canal.
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Catuoli Bisner
British Empire
Francis Russell Nixon
England
Tasmania
van Dieman's Land
St. Chad's Cathedral Church
Birmingham
Sydney
Wiseman
Walsh
Wilson
Hobart Town
van Diemen's Land
Farrat
Chesterfield
Nottingham
G. Styring
Sheffield
Mr. Styring
George Hotel
Pouxp
Joe Gnaxh
Surrey
Gran Surrey Canal
Windmill Lane
Blackhorse Bridge
King’s Head
Deptford
Amy Thornton
Bromley
Oxford-Street
Robert Walker
Marylebone-passage
Wells-street
Walker
Sun
Bayk
Hull
Francis Fortune
Agricultural Bank
York
Lancaster
Preston
Ben Wyvis
Duke of Richmond
Highland Road
Ross-shire
Caithnesa-shire
John
Grout Journal
Inquest at Cheltenham on Beale’s prison distress
The inquest into Charles Beale, adjourned, resumed at Cheltenham union workhouse. Witnesses detail harsh labor in the potato bury, illness, and Beale’s frail health, noting damp cells, limited food, and calls for medical aid as the investigation proceeds.
Termination of the Inquest at Northleach Prison
The coroner’s lengthy charge to the jury led to a verdict that Charles Beale died of consumption aggravated by his treatment in Northleach prison. The jury unanimously disapproved the governor surgeon and under-turnkey and plans a memorial to Sir James Graham on Northleach and other county prisons. Public anxiety surrounded this lengthy inquiry.
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Charles Beale
Northleach
James Graham
Submission of the Boers ends Natal hostilities
A Port Natal dispatch reports final cessation of hostilities between British troops and the Boers. Emigrants submit, prisoners freed, and property restored with a general amnesty for most, except a few named individuals. Captain Smith's garrison at Port Natal endures famine and heavy fighting, including a late-night riverine attack and costly losses.
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Harmer
Cape
South African Commercial Advertiser
Her
Isis
Simon’s Bay
Natal
Cloete
Simon’stown
Cape-town
Port Natal
Smith
Leutenant
Joachim Prinslo
A. W. Pretorinus
J. J. Burger
Michil van Breda
Servius van Breda
Securin
A. We
Durban
Cape of Geet
Earnhd
J. Meong Chaig
Colon Z
Nanier
Lord Stanley
Bereek
August Tuyrzore
Aliany
Waptain Laith
Andes
Cap
Tay Peers
Ciwete
Rover Artillery
Wyatt
Royal Engineers
2D Regiment
Prior
Lonsdale
Tankard
Dakean
Taupe Mounted Rifles
Fle
T v Reader
Caliel Vierte
Coures
Watie
Tam
Heaven
Relter
Tuly
Graham
Enem
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