Anti-Corn-Law Meeting at Somers Town Becomes Pattern
A May Tuesday assembly in Beehive tavern, Somers Town, formed the Somereland and St Pancras Anti-Corn Law Association. Major Revell chaired, with Thomas Fielden as secretary and 35 members enrolled. Speakers argued against indirect food taxes and the corn laws, urging unity to repeal them, amid reports of widespread distress among weavers and workers.
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Major Revell
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Wesleyan Association
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Lady Huntingdon
Manchester
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Ashbourne
Derbyshire
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Ak Te Od Mann
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J. W. Massie
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Normandy
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United Kingdom
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Andrew Marvel
Walter
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England
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Excursions in Normandy edited by Frederic Shobert
In this sketch from a two volume travel survey, the author argues Normandy’s Havre and Rouen anchor commerce and manufacture, praising its methods and people. The piece details social gaps between genders in Havre salons, a lively street dance near Saint Francois, and reflections on pagan roots of local festivities alongside fading rural traditions.
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Henry Colburn
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House of Lords Waxes and Wanes Over Administration Debate
The Lords meet with a fluid party lineup as Wellington and Wharncliffe switch sides. Discussions on the Administration of Justice Bill, vice-chancellors, and Irish barrister eligibility mark a tense day, with amendments debated and a third reading pursued amid adjournments and petitions.
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England
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Treland
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Mediterranean
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Administration OF Justice
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Derry
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Corporation OF Dublin
Earl of Grexcat
Dublin
Corporation of
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Lord Corren
Lord Scarborough
Breach of Privilege over Times article spurs House debate
The Times article triggers a parliamentary dispute as Mr. Roebuck denounces a breach of privilege. He asserts press anonymity endangers duties of MPs and proposes remedies while defending his own record and urging public verdicts on press conduct.
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