Gloomy View of Liberal Cabinet Shake-Up
A reflective critique surveys the Melbourne administration changes from May, arguing the plan to widen the governing base largely failed with Radicals and Liberals. It warns of weakened cabinet pillars, succession fears, and rising Tory resistance while urging clearer reform and strong leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Buller
Lord Melbourne
Sheil
Wyse
Ireland
Risiman
Messrs
Robert Peel
Labouchere
Vernon Smith
Vans
Jol Russell
Treasury
Robert Gordon
Rawis Baring
Court and Fashion at Clewer and Windsor
Royal procession and high mass at Clewer with Princess Victoire and Princes Augustus and Leopold of Saxe Coburg. QueenVictoria attended the grand parterre with a large royal party despite poor weather. Evening dinner plans, rider turns, and moves of court figures are noted along with Dover and Devonport dispatches and the Lord Monteagle matter.
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Miss Anson
Fennevessy
Dandas
Lord Gardner
Earl of
Lord Melbourne
Lord Albemaine
Buckley
Lyndhurst
Hants
Col. Wemyss
Torquay
Devonshire
Claremont
Leopold
Dover
Swallow
Calais
Sbastiani
France
Munro
R A
Wellington
London
Aston
Madrid
Lord Clarendon
Lieut
Hervey Aston
1St
Life Guards
Aston Hall
Cheshire
Earl of Yarborough
Gibraltar
D. W. Pelham
Wasp
Miss Sinclair
John Gordon Sinclair
Devonport Telegraph
Wyse
Treasury
Napoleon
Exchequer
Lord Monteagle
Cambridge
Limerick
Stephen Edward Rice
Cappa
Mount Trenchard
Shanagolden
Catherine
Thomas Spring
Ballycrispin
Kerry
Theodosia Pery
Earl of Limerick
Aubrey de Vere, Bart
Curragh
Miss Freer
Marshall
Leeds
Desim
Lee House
Waterford
Sandes
Cashel
Privy Council
Philip Crampton Bart
Summerville
County Wexford
Green
William Christmas
Public Breakfast Honors T B Macau lay in Edinburgh
About ninety liberal electors in the southern Edinburgh district hosted T B Macaulay at a York Hotel breakfast. Speakers praised his parliamentary conduct and urged continued support for liberty and social order while toasting Queen Victoria and the City’s leaders.
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Edinburgh
T. B. Macaulay
York Hotel
Nicolson Street
Alexander Macaulay
Mr. Macaulay
M.P
Alexander Gifford
R. B
Blyth
Adam Black
John Macfie
James Ritchie
Guild
Macaulay
Sir John Campbell
Mr. R. Blyth
John Campbell
Mr. Blyth
James Abercromby
Lord Dunfermline
Abercromby
Calne
Coates
Lord Russell Delivers Queen’s Grant for Portland Road
Lord John Russell informs Captain Manning that the Queen approves a £50 grant to build a road from the new bridge to Chisil village. Lieut. Lord Henry Russell returns aboard the Royal Tar from Lisbon and remains unfit for duty for at least two months after his Portsmouth accident.
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John Russell
Manning
Portland Castle
Chisil
Dorset Chronicle
Lord Henry Russell
Royal Tar
Lisbon
Portsmouth
Melville
Hampshire Telegraph
Fatal Severn river accident claims eleven lives
On September 1 a paddle ferry crossing at the Rust Passage Severn capsized in a gale. The Little Western carrying six passengers, two carriages and five horses sank with all aboard. the mail boat rescued others but could not save those lost. Names of deceased include Mr Crawshay jun and Mr Bland among several others. two bodies recovered, horses washed ashore.
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Powlett Thomson
Real Howick
Sornge Grey
Francis Baring
Labouchere
Lord John Russell
Jim Ballot
Portsmouth
Baring
Melbourne
John Russell
Lord Lansoe
Lord Palmerston
Exchequer
Li Txhouchere
George Grey
Lord Normanby
House of Commons
Il Duncannon
Lord Morpeth
John Hobhouse
Mr. Grote
Lord Howick
Poulett ‘Thomson
Myali
Mr. Macaulay
Lord Durham
Lord Lyndhurst
Lord Melbourne
Lor Howick
Derby
James Graham
Lord Stanley
Charles Wood
Francis Burdett
Severn
Crawshay
Merthyr
Andrew Bland
Bland
Bristol
Williams
Redruth
Monmouthshire
Jones
Woolves Norton
Jenkins
Robert Harmer
R.N
Whitchurch
William Whitchurch
R. H. Blewett
Beachley Clif
the Times
Old Passage
P. Christopher
Redwick
W. Williams
E. Jones
Woolvesnewton
Sully-farm
Cardiff
C. C. Gardiner
Old Passage Ferry
Chepstow
Paris
France
England
Augsburgh
Mehemet Ali
Madrid
Echo du Nord
Lille
Eche de Valenciennes
M. Dumont
Denain
Portendic
Sierra Cone
Africa
Sentinelle Des Armee
Guche‘neue
Oran
Mostaganem
Gandiel
Beaumur
Gazette de Picardie
Barnheix
Belgium
Toulon
Dardanelles
Hercules
Lalande
Thetis
South Seas
Morning Chronicle
Duke de la Victoria
Durango
Maroto
Elorrio
Wylde
Maroto Going With His Officers and Suite In the Direction of Elorrio
Mueros
Urbistondo
Sergara
Galigani
Don Carlos
Don Sebastian
Bergara
Christinas
Villafranca
Villareal
Zumanaga
Navarre
Guipuscoa
Castile
Biscay
Alava
Penny Post reward plan hinted by treasury minutes
Treasury minutes offer £200 for the best scheme to speed penny postage and £100 for the second best. Engineer Mr Stephenson surveys a York to Scarborough railway line as harvest reports show mixed yields across England and Ireland. Balloon ascent ends in burst and police intervene. Public notices discuss police act hours and port issues. France and Spain report on war and diplomacy with naval expansions and peace talks failing.
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Wales
Leeds
Ripon
Exeter
Cornwall
Yorkshire
Isle of Wight
Kent
Surrey
Newcastle
Somerset
Wilts
Hereford
Gloucestershire
Liverpool
Leicester
ScotLanp
Edinburgh
IneLane
Dublin Evening Post
Dublin
Tipperary
Limerick
Mayo
Galway
Wexford
Derry
Antrim
City Road
Wallington
Croydon
Carshalton
Charing-cross
Penfold
Metropolitan Police
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