Tory Chartist parallels cited by Bernard in conservative appeal
The piece argues a close affinity between Toryism and Chartism, noting Bernard’s Appeal to Conservatives mirrors Chartist aims, including a proposed national convention of producing classes, currency reforms, and limits on machinery. It contends both movements seek drastic political overhaul and a weakened House of Commons to empower working classes.
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Ogco
Sandard
Caster
Ferrand
Feargus
Hrouterre O'Brien
Bernard
Peel
Lord Melbourne
Callai
Tammens
Ssdpv
House of Commons
Agricultural Associations
Lins
Cambridgeshire
Lord Hardwicke
Duke of Wellington
Cambridge
England
Fredo Systans
Vadny
Comune
Slandowners
Bosscoat Commons
O'Brien
O'Connor
Inis
Fragmented Paris Market Notes From Odd Ledger
Readable scraps show Paris money values and stock references with scattered names and figures. The text mentions May and February dates, prices like £500, and mentions buyers, banks, and sellers in a chaotic listing.
Latest Intelligence on French Abdication Rumors and European Affairs
The King of the French reportedly discussed abdication in favor of the Duke of Nemours, with public opinion split and Louis Philippe's reluctance to relinquish power noted. Reports also cover customs union opposition in Paris, financial tremors in Marseilles, Canadian parliamentary tension, Mexican and American notices, and local court news including the Bowen death and the Alice Lowe trial adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of
Nemours
Louis Philippe
France
Belgium
Paris
Journal Des Vebats
Morning Chronicle
Lord Aberdeen
M. Goizet
Nationes
Forest of
Comprigne
Verleans
Algiers
Bupeaud
Madrid
Cortes
Etowns
van Halen
Caplan
United States
Russia
Cotuit Lubienski
Postel Prestlen
Bank of Poland
Seserav
Labienski and Co
Dantaic
Wlyaner
Lette
Tadiay
Neoaela
India
Amer
Liverpool
Rochester
Waudhorse
New York
Webster
Heston
Canada
Daget Cian
United Sttes
Nan
Caedr
Tiler
Parodhe Matriot
M. Garand
Venice
Fforce
Assembly
Lord Cosford
Sir Charles Bagot
Commercal
Upper Canada
Pvxas
Horkly
New Carleans
Campeachy
Yucatan
Guadaloupe
Nepwyrth
Yucontan
Carthagora
Tre Janeiro
Temdon
Buenos Ayres
Monte Video
Marseilles
George Roe
Ireland
Roe
Bowsy
Bowen
Portman Street
Portman Square
the Cour
Inner Temple
Chelsea Waterworks
Wr. Cooke
Holden Courts
Kent
Home Office
Alice Lowe Axp
Lorn Frankfort
Messrs
Bodkin
Clarkson
Lord Frank
Royal Alliance Rumor and Finance News From Windsor
Rumors claim Queen Regent approves a marriage alliance between Princess Augusta of Cambridge and the Hereditary Prince of Mecklenburg Strelitz with a Windsor Privy Council ceremony planned soon. The page also reports on Wordsworth’s pension, parliamentary timing amid distress, bread tender proceedings, and mixed notices from Manchester, Leeds, and Bradford markets with fashion notes for November.
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Augusta of
Cambridge
Mecklenburgh
Privy Council
Windsor Castle
Windsor
Adelaide Hotel
William Wordsworth
James Graham
Robert Peel
Carismas
Home Secretary
Cabinet Council
Moxemestat Cotens
Marylebone
Horticultural Society
Geological Society
Society of Arts
Zoological Society
Botanical Society
St Marylebone
Srrange
St. Pancras
Poon
ES Seabell
Bushills
St. Peneras
Mr. Bashill
Lon
Bushiil
Landlink
Lowes
Mancaear LM
Frinay
George Thompson
England
India
Babou Dwarkanath Tagore
Richard Walker
Bowring
Ghompson, Sr
Pendetan
Ladies’ Bazaar
Stockport
Bolton
Bury
Leeds
Manchester
Bradford
Orleans
Rachel
Pros de Tours
Louis Hth
A la Richelieu
Juvenile defendants in theft and district court cases
In CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT on Saturday, minors Ann Hewett Harriet Webb and Eliza Johnson were found guilty of stealing 74 yards of gingham from J Matthews. The common sergeant noted the youths were seduced by lodging house exposure. judgment was reserved for further inquiry. Also at Marlborough Street, John Ellis faced charges of pocket picking aboard a Duke of Richmond stage coach. funds and a sharpened knife were recovered, with remand to Tuesday for identity checks. Clerkenwell and Worship Street matters followed, including Mary Jones and companions stealing eight sovereigns plus funds, and Amelia Miller facing multiple theft charges with various items recovered or identified. Union Hall played host to assault and property damage by John Rousseau and John Dura against Mary Dixon and Ann White, prompting interpreters and police action. Wandsworth Police covered domestic threats by broker William Humphrey against his wife, leading to bail considerations and an order to keep the peace.
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Central Criminal Court
Ann Hewett
Harriet Webb
Eliza Johnson
Messrs. J. Matthews and Co
Marlborough Street
John Ellis
Hardwick
Rebecca Bower
Plaistow
Essex
Chichester
Duke of Richmond
Kensington
Dickey
Clerkenwele
Mary Jones
George Gill
Skinner Street
Clerkenwell
Saffron Hill
Mr. Greenwood
Solbinae
Mer Cieonwond
Waddington
Oseared
Freenwood
Jones
Uaestle
Jenkins
Gill
Greenwood
Mr.ili
Mr. Gill
Ann
Mare Ann
Pielddane
Newgate
Srealiy Awateh
Mari Roove
Drake
Frid
Broughton
Tinal Eran
Henan
Miers
Kerpsaky
Saunders
M'Donald Unsy
Stokes
Union Hall
John Rousseau
John Dura
Traill
Mary Dixon
Ann White
Dixon
Uniconeecourt
Tooley-street
White
Palavel
London Bridge
Boulogne
Defenidants
Wandsworth
Marnien Taire
William Humphrey
Dorsetplace
Clapham-road
Paynter
Boadicea Humphrey
Kingston
Wes Afp Ray
UG Frenichinen
Trial for Murder at Central Criminal Court
Jane Bowler, 26, stands charged with wilful murder of husband Joseph Bowler by arsenic poisoning. Evidence shows stomach contents contained white arsenic. defense argues death may be self-administered or result of prior illness, with witnesses noting tension in marriage and Bowler’s deathbed symptoms. Two judges preside as prosecution outlines circumstantial case and defense counters.
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Central Criminal Court
Justice Maule
Justice Erskine
Jane Bowler
Joseph Bowler
Payne
James Coulthred
Husharth
Mr. Bodkin
Royal College of Surgeons
Sarah Morley
Exmeine
Olive
Duesdey Ty
Gaye House
Arsenite
Dee
Dunster
James Thames
James
Benyworth
Betes Ibaw
Charlotte Trott
Cla
Ghukarh
Marie
Thomas Ledbitter
Tian
Lefiner
Hannah Jones
Beraue
Esse Jones
Suttar
Nate
Mary Musgrave
Y' Mer
Cane
Sarah Clark
Tam
Dunstan
Thames
John Payne
Messrs. Horveblower and Co
Blackfriars
Samuel Allingham
Beadle
St. George's
Bowler
Blackfriars Road
Rowland Hill
Henry Clarke
Mr. Payne
Bodkin
River Thames
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ES Eess
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Bronterr
Oren
Howeevr
Ryotham
Cause of Commons
Duke of Buckingham
Northern Star
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Connors
Mr. O'Brien
United Kingdom
Reid Regulatins
Parrign
Mr. Bernard
Dr. Wollan
Millocra
Feargus O'Connor
Waltey
Lared Abinger
Uttarrel Hent
O'Connors
M.donalls
Brretros
Ray Corth
Brighton
Tuk New Caren Royal
Beekbaum Palace
Cruservatory
Ais Rowan Higuxris
Royarn Humane Society
Wisnson
Faoriday Eyanins
Royal Humane Society
Prince Albert
Serpentine
Hydy Park
Sir Isambard Brunel
E.R. Adams
William Allen
John Curtis
Benjamin Hawes
Burkley Westropp
Frogmore House
Duchess of Kent
Virginia Water
George’s Hall
White Hart Hotel
Frog Mre
Society
Duke of Northumberland
Alnwick Castle
Royal Hemane Society
Cin, Seus Ay
Ives
Pchises
Vrain Frye
Ayer
S. Hie Adey Mires Hui
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Ine Stellan
Lisa
Nge Ford
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