Radical Reform and the New Public Opinion
A critical essay argues Parliament no longer rules alone as public opinion shifts from elite control to mass influence. It calls for Radicals to unite outside Parliament, reject Whig expediency, and lead through principled stand against Tories, urging resilience for reform. The piece cites Mr. Hume and Sir William Molesworth as exemplars of principled leadership. It also notes Peel’s Jersey arrival and trade signals, framing a broader confidence in political and economic change.
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Uni
House of Commons
Commons
House of
Althorpe
Newcastle
Hume
William Molesworth
Radical Party
Orange Lodges
Mr. Hume
O Connell Proclaims Defiance Against Times Editors
Letters from Daniel O Connell published in the Pilot denounce The Times as vile and defamatory. He vows to expose private lives of its editors and owners if Trinity leaders are linked to harmful paragraphs, and warns of retaliatory actions against Derrynane and Dublin households.
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Derrynane Abbey
London Times
Printing-house-square
London
Times
Lord Lyndhurst
Nous Verrons
Daniel O'Connell
O'Connell
Derrynane
Dublin
Barnes and Bacon
Britain
Poison and damaged goods at Fenning's Wharf exposed
After the Lord Mayor waited for a Court of Common Council, Mr. Benjamin Smith reported that arsenic mixed with warehoused goods from Fenning's Wharf Tooley Street could render bacon pork and sugar sold on Friday unfit for use. City Solicitor and Alderman Humphery confirmed some arsenic mixed in the fire ruins, prompting the Mayor to halt the sale. The report references subsequent Madrid political updates.
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Kent
Smith
The
Sun Fire Office
Home Department
W. T. Copreland
John Russell
Sun‘Fire-office
Fenning’s Wharf
W.T. Copeland
Guildhall
Common Council
Winchester
Benjamin Smith
Corbet’s Court
Spitalfields
London-bridge
Mr. Smith
B. Smith
Messrs. Brandram
Size-lane
Fenning’s-wharf
Tooley-street
Norton-ialgate
Humphery
Mansion House
Skasauanne
Mr Green recounts balloon inflation and ascent
Mr Green and party ascend in a new balloon with 19 aboard plus ballast to about 150 feet before a southeast drift. They travel over Beckenham Kent to Vauxhall, landing in a grassy meadow as thousands watch. A second ascent is planned next week to close the season.
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Hutchinson
London Gas Company
Salk
Erie Gar
Young
Captain Currie
Spencer
R. Burnett
Vauxhall
Woodroffe
Rush
W. Hughes
T. Hughes
Adams
Cox
Green
Burton
Wooly District
Beckenham
Kent
Mr. Green
Earth
Tera Firma
Shadwell
London
Clay-hill
Grean
A Adams
Vauxhall Gardens
Exchequer Bills Interest Change Notice at Stock Exchange
Treasury notification from September 20 informs brokers that Exchequer Bills exchanged this month will carry 2d per £100 per day interest instead of 14d as previously advertised. Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank of England tasked to publicize the change and implement it promptly.
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Stock-Exchange
Treasury Chambers
His Majesty’s Treasury
Stock Exchange
Seigh J. Bakii
Bank of England
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History and Politics
M.p.s
Peel
Jersey
Robert Peel
Lady Peel
Miss Peel
Southampton
Right
Baronet
Touzel
Midfield
Sir Robert
St. Malo
France
Normandy
Paris
Leeds
Bradford
Halifax
Liverpool
Mr.o'connell
the Times
Barnes
Bacon
Times Newspaper
Coeree Fock
Gones
Requena
Manso
Cantile
Cordova
Istariz
Nous
Indie
Mendizabal
Madrid
Spain
J. M. Calatrava
R. Gil de la Cuadra
J. M. Lopez
Marquis of
Rodil
Callat
M. Mendizabal
Valencia
Don Carlos
Mina
J. S. de la Hera
Cardero
Marquis of Campanzano
Senor Aguilar
Granada
la Republica
Lorenzo Calvo de Rojas
Septien
Castellano
Bank of
Senor Olozaga
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