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A sharp polemic targets Sir Robert Peel with a sixteenth letter from Twist, denouncing establishment policies across Catholic Emancipation, Poor Law, and education. It predicts Peel’s fall, arguing the press and political factions will fatally twist public fate and force a costly parliamentary reckoning as the country braces for contested reforms.
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Robert Inglis
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O'Connell
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Robert Peel
Robert
Court and Fashion from Windsor and Greenwich
Royal London and Windsor society notes describe the Queen and Prince Albert riding at Adelaide Cottage, a grand field-day in the Home Park, and a royal marriage in Greenwich as Lord Henry Russell weds Miss Henrietta Stopford. Also reported are arrivals of Count Alexis Stroganoff and the French ambassador’s Dover visit.
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Prince Albert
Margaret Percy
Earl
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Lord Hatherton
Alexis Stroganoff
York Hotel
Albemarle,street
St. Petersburgh
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Duchess of Inverness
Kensington Palace
Holkham-hall
Frederick J. F. Henslow
R.N
Windsor
W. Jones
Her Majesty
Victoria Tower
Royal House
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Frogmore
Windsor Castle
Princess Augusta
Wyatt
Viscount Campden
Earl of Gainsborough
Ida Hay
Erroll
Marriacs
Lord Henry Russell
Duke of Bedford
Henrietta Maria Stopford
Sir Robert Stopford
G.C.B
Greenwich Hospital
Old Church
Greenwich
Mediterranean
Duke and Duchess of Bedford
John Russell
M.P
Marquess of
Stopford
Georgiana Elizabeth Russell
Miss Stopford
Rachel Evelyn Russell
Eleanor
Louisa Catherine
Charlotte Anne Stopford
Richard Bruce Stopford
Hereford
Priory
Marquess of Abercorn
Stanmore
Robert
Dover
Comte St. Aulaire
Paris
London
Munro
Metropolis
Exeter Bishop Battles Priest in Early 19th Century Dispute
Correspondence reveals Bishop Phil pou suing Rev. Henry Erskine Head over a controversial pamphlet. Letters from Sept 1811 show threats to strip Head’s gown while praising his Protestant stance. The Western Times reports a dramatic river salvage of the Betty wreck by Mr. John Fraser and Captain James Bell, using iron “whales” to lift and float the vessel with a damaged cargo.
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Feniton
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Henry Erskine Head
Western Times
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H. E. Head
Henry Erskivé
Lower Hope
Colshouse-point
Gravesend
General Salvage Company
John Fraser
Fraser
West India Dock
James Bell
Whitstable
Mr. Fraser
Rotherhithe
Re-Elections Cardiffs Election Strongly Noted
The Cardiff burgess election to represent Cardiff and Cowbridge and Llantrissent occurred at the Town hall amid respect for the Marquis of Bute. Dr Nicholl was declared elected after a brief nomination and expressed gratitude for the honour. Sir Edward Knatchbull was re elected for the eastern division of Kent amid praise for Peel and Wellington and a pledge to support honest ministry policies.
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Cowbridge
Llantrissent
Nicholl
Marchioness of
Bute
Marquis of Bute
David Rees
Lilantrissent
Pryse Richards
T. W. Booker
John Nicholl
Commons
E. Ballard
East Kent
Edward Knatchbull
Kent
Barham-downs
E. Dering
E. Knatchbull
W. Deedes
Sir R. Peel
Duke of Wellington
North Lancashire election clash over Lord Stanley and Acland
In Lancaster castle crowds hear Lord Stanley pledge to act on principle and protect church independence while criticizing corn laws. The sheriff’s show of hands declared Stanley winner as Acland concedes. Separate notices cover South Nottinghamshire and North Yorkshire elections with Lord Lincoln and Duncombe triumphs.
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Lancaster Castle
P. E. Towneley, Esq
Towneley
Lord Stanley
P. Dawson
Moss
James Acland
Lancashire
George Jackson
Lord Grey
Acland
South Nottinghamshire
Lord Lincoln
Newark
Robert Bromley
Henry Pelham Earl of
Lincoln
Nottingham
Whettham
Bennet Marten
South Notts
Earl of Lincoln
Sir Robert Peel
Southampton election fight set for possible Liberal challenge
A correspondent reports the Southampton petition against Lord Bruce and Mr. C. C. Martyn will be vigorously opposed by sitting members and friends. The Liberals Hutchins and Captain Mangles seek to void the election on bribery grounds, but a select committee is unlikely. Even if unseated, Liberals unlikely to gain a seat. current majority about 100. Sir R. Peel suggests no action against sitting members before spring. Also, Lord Altamont starts against Col. Dawson Damer in Portarlington. prospects fair and Tory influence seen as waning.
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Southampton
House of Commons
Lord Bruce
Martyn
R. Peel
Lord Altamont
Sligo
Ireland
Col. Dawson Damer
Portarlington
Dublin Evening Post
Willful murder charge in Deptford death case shocks town
In Deptford a suspected murder trail surrounds William Beckworth alias Hazzard aged over seventy found dead in his bed with head injuries. His wife Mary Ann Hazzard and Richard Eustace are accused after post mortem, coroner inquest, and police statements. They face possible charges for wilful murder with further trial to next session.
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William Beckworth
Hazzard
New King-street
Taylor
Larter
John Atkins
Union-street
Erith
Eustace
Lovell
Mary Ann Hazzard
Richard Eustace
William Huazzard
Edward Downing
William Hazzard
Beckworth
Freemasons’ Arms
Old King-street
Sarah Middleton
Charles Godfrey
John Taylor
Old King Street
Thomasy West
Thomas Watts
William Roberts
Baker
No. 4
Old Kingstreet
Richard Fowles
Waterman
Newgate
Central Criminal Court
Grove
Elizabeth Middleton
Old Bailey
Fatal Accident on the Great Western Railway in Box Tunnel
An up and down train met in the Box tunnel while a gang of 30 to 40 men worked on ballast removal. John Burns died within an hour from severe head injuries and chest trauma. An inquest in Bath heard testimony on signals, tunnel space, and safety practices. The jury returned an accidental death verdict with a deodand of 1s on the engine.
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Box
John Burns
Three Tuns Inn
Stall Street
Bath
English
F. Clarke
Napp
Osborne and Ward
John Morgan
Eli Sainsbury
Bath Hospital
Job Wilkins
Box Tunnel
James Sherriff
Brunel
Bristol
Tiverton
J. Napp
Accidents Reported On Eastern Counties and London Brighton Lines
The report details severe injuries to engine driver Samuel Alson after a fall from the engine near Stratford with his leg crushed beneath wheels and amputation at London hospital. It also recounts a Brighton Line collision near Merstham with several passengers hurt, plus uncertainty over cause. Additional notes reference Gosport branch delays at Fareham tunnel and a northern railway station-keeper vacancy attracting thousands of applicants. A separate incident describes George Vigours drinking chloride of potash in a suicide attempt, rushed to hospital in dangerous condition.
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Eastern Counties Railway
Samuel Alson
Maryland Point
Stratford
London Hospital
London and Bricuton Raiway
Bricuton
London and Brighton
London
Hayward-heath
Merstham-turnnel
Brighton
Gosport
Fareham
Haihoay Times
Northern Railway
Sixavear
George Vigours
Church-street
Shoreditch
France unrest and Clermont riots dominate foreign news
Reports from Paris describe youth riots in Clermont Ferrand, heavy police action, and mass seizures of newspapers. Quenisset alias Pappart is named as the assassin suspect, with three accomplices possibly to be charged. Britain’s Peel and Russell praised pacific French policy amid the turmoil. Spain slews over Tory return speculation and foreign power influence.
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Spain
Manriv
Moderados
Exaltados
England
Europe
Rome
Russia
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