Cholera and Chartism in West Riding Politics Debated
The piece compares Chartism to cholera noting its unpredictable spread and social impact. It critiques Sheffield Chartists, praises restraint by intelligent workers, and urges Chartists to follow reformist guidance while warning against violence. It also attacks Feargus O Connor and his Yorkshire bid as flawed and opportunistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
West Riding
Barnsley
Huddersfield
Ashton
Manchester
Bolton
Martin
Fig Tree-lane
Bradford
England
Hell
Earth
Institute
London
Newhere
Ebenezer Elliott
Palace-yard
Mr. Elliott
Castles
Oliver
Foden
Suffolk
Buckinghamshire
Lord Henniker
Duke of Buckingham
Charles Broke Vere
Feargus O’connor
West Riding of
Yorkshire
O’connor
O'Connor
Johanna Southcote
Court and Fashion at St George's Chapel Lighted by Royal Attendance
The Queen attended services at St George's Chapel with the King of the Belgians and a royal entourage. Visitors caused damage on the prior Sunday, while Monday saw the Duke of Wellington arrive and the Queen ride with a large royal party. The Queen Dowager will visit Chatsworth. measles delay a Sir Robert Peel fete. German nobles revive the Four Emperors order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s Chapel
Fanny Cowper
van de Weyer
J. Gore
Earl of Fingall
Mon. van Praet
d’Arschot
Mdme
d’Hogvorst
Count Moerkerke
Duchess of Kent
London
Reading
Duke of Wellington
Viscount Melbourne
F. Cowper
Viscount Palmerston
Hamilton Seymour
Duke of Devonshire
Duchess of
Cambridge
Chatsworth
Exchequer
Robert Steuart
M.P
Rowland Hil
Lord Glenlyon
Duke of
Germany
Benasals
Marquis de Villaneuve-Trans
Riots and Fire at Bull-ring London Police Inquiries Begin
Testimony describes July disturbances with London police clashes in Digbeth Moor Street and High Street. Witnesses report dragoons charging crowds, shops Bourne Leggatt Leggett burned, fires spread, and civilians injured by staff and cutlass in a night of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunspar
James Smith
Plater
Court
House
Blucher-street
John Ryland
Messrs
Blackford and Lawson
Charles-street
Blacher-street
London
Andrews
Waddy
Holloway-head
Thomas Baker
No. 7
Upper Temple-street
Philip-street
Call of the Dragoon
New-street
High-street
Moorstreet
Digbeth
Dale End
Messrs. Bourne
Moor-street
Worcester-street
Bournes
Messrs. Bournes
Mr. Leggett
Nelson
Boumnes
Colmore-street
Inkleys
Islington-row
Alderman Sturge
Clowes
Samuel Baggot
Green-street
Deritend
Stock and
Temple-street
London Police
Park-street
St. Martin’s-lane
Jamaica-rown
Edgbaston-street
Spiceal-street
Gloucester-street
Mr. Cox
Birmingham
Samuel Spragg
No. 4
Islington
John Cornforth
Dartmouth-street
Great Barr-street
Ark-Street
Jamaica-row
Tuhurspay
Sturge
John Andrews
No.4
Thomas Milns
Coventry-street
Allison-street
Carr's-lane Chapel
Clay
Carr’s-lane
Freeth
Jay
Olice
George Milnes
Moorsom
Lord Normanby
Constantine Richard Moorsom
Royal Navy
Edgbaston
Dragoons
Saraspay
Bourne
James Charles Perry
No. 19
Daniel Mason
No. 2
Wheeley’s Lane
Saddler
Middlemore
Funeral of Miss Moyes At The Monument
The funeral of Miss Moyes was held with secrecy, drawing a small procession from Hemming's row to St Martin's in the Fields burial ground. Her father Mr Moyes remains alive but in precarious health, and the incident is cited as the fourth recorded case of suicide by jumping from the Monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surcipe
Miss Moyes
Hemming
Bowen
St. Martin’s Lane
St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields
Moyes
John Craddock
Lyon Levy
Waite
St. Katherine's
London
Thames
St. Katherine’s
Perry
Liberty
Hull
Gazelle
Royal Victoria
Leith
Scotland
Greenwich
Victoria
Ond
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