Ministerial shifts hint at Liberal renewal in cabinet
The article argues Mr Macailey joins the War Office cabinet post while Lord Clarendon may join from Milan. It predicts a liberal inflection for government, discusses Corn Laws Church Rates and education, and urges swift, principled changes. It praises Macauley and Clarendon and calls for further liberal appointments to strengthen the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macailey
Lord Clarendon
Milan
Ireland
House of Commons
Church of the Wimanry
Lord Brougham
Cala Uity
House of Lords
Sheil
Wyse
Mor. O'Ferrall
Tiex
Morning Post
Herald
Times
Duke of Wellington
Macauley
Clasexxdon
Edinburgh
Bss
Ieather
Lord Roden
Sion
Lord Normanby
Lord Morpeth
Lord Duncannon
Liberal Party
Liberal
Mr. Macauley
London
Board of Control
William Blake
Newport
Clay
Charles Villiers
C. Buller
Hawes
Court and Fashion at Windsor Castle Highlights
Royal family attended services at St George's Chapel and rode in the park. Queen Victoria, Viscount Melbourne, Lord J Russell, and other nobles were seen at Windsor and Gordon Castle as weather and health shaped plans. An impending arrival of the Duke of Saxe Coburg and a hinted marriage in the drammond family are noted amid courtly movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travers
Jomelli
Nate
Attwood
Elvey
Countess of Sandwich
Miss Spring Rice
Campbell
Lord Byron
Major Keppel
Colonel Wemyss
Viscount Melbourne
Earl of Surrey
Cavendish
Duchess of Kent
Great Park
Virginia Water
C Dundas
Lord Cowper
Col. Wemyss
George
Quentin
Baroness Lehzen
Lady Sandwich
Countess Cowper
Miss Pitt
Viscount Palmerston
Castle
London
J. Russell
the Duchess of Kent
Charlotte Dundas
Sir George
Baroness Lehlzen
Earl Cowper
Miss Spring
Rice
Miss Paget
Duke of
Saxe Coburg
Albert
Duke of Sussex
Kensington Palace
Earl Grey
Howick
Kimmel Park
Duke of Devonshire
Chatsworth
Duke
Duchess of
Cambridge
Denbigh
Nuneham
Warwickshire
Glenlyon
Home Drummond
Athol
Northumberland
Lord Prudhoe
Theodosia Rice
Mr. Howard
Duke of Richmond
Marquis of
Douro
Glen Fiddich
Gordon Castle
Richmond
Gordon
Tweeddale
Adolphus Fitzclarence
William Lennox
Templemore
Seymour
Lord Hill
Stock Exchange
Messrs. Rothschild
Jaudon
Bank of England
America
Messrs. Baring
Paris
Hamburg
Amsterdam
Jandon
DeBatu Oy
Mount Epecumore
Richmond Hill
Richard Earl of
Mount Edgcumbe
County of Cornwall
Her Majesty
Privy Council
Ernest Augustus Viscount
Valletort
Rams Gate
Gil Blas
Herbert
Africa
Dover
Dublin Company
Royal Adelaide
Loy
Plymouth
Falmouth
Dublin
Belfast
Bond
Sambo
Ostend
West India Docks
Shoreham
Mr. Redman
Thomas Hanny
Thomas Hardy
Lord Nelson
Behnes
Sir Thomas
Representation of Sorrawark meeting at Queen's Head
A Tuesday electors meeting in Weston Street Borough canvassed John Walter for Southwark. Speakers praised his liberal votes and urged support to return him to Parliament. A Plymouth Journal report notes slave ship condemnations. Harrow School Chapel consecration followed by a sermon and gifts from governors and donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorrawark
St. Olave’s
Queen's Head
Westonstreet
John Walter
Southwark
St. George
Boxer
Day
Walter
Sierra Leone
Havannah
Rio de Janeiro
Fair Rosamond
Plymouth Journal
Harrow School Chapel
Joseph Neeld
M.P
Lord Dungannor
Government Inquiry narrows down Birmingham riot roles
In Birmingham's inquiry, witnesses describe 2100 special constables deployed May to July, movements of the Bull-ring crowd, and police and military actions. Key testimonies recount meetings at Holloway head, the Bull-ring fires, and debates over police readiness and magistrate attendance. The panel closes with magistrates' statements of fairness and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Redfern
Hutton
Brown
Fussell
Mr. Clarke
London
Robert Henry Taylor
Draper
Moor-street
St. Peter’s Ward
St. Peter's Ward
St. Martin’s Lane
Digbeth
Clive
Clement Scholefield
Mr. C. Scholefield
Mr. Scholefield
Bull-street
Dr. Booth
Carr’s Lane
John Palmer
Birmingham
Robert Webb
Inkleys
Mr. Webb
Bradford-street
Webb
Holloway-head
Gem
R. Taylor
Clarke
Thorn
Chatterton
Moorsom
Durham
Constantine Richard Moorsom
Royal Navy
Booth
Hollowayhead
J. K. Boorn
R.N
Edgbaston
Exeter Row
Bromsgrove Street
Smithfield
St. Martin’s
High-street
Worcester-street
Smallbrook-street
Edgbaston-ward
Five- Ways
London Police
May
Walters
Highfield
Bourne
Lord John Russell
Dundas
Mr. Dundas
Lawrence
Bundas
Worcester Assizes
Mr. Webster
Aston
X. Dundas
Chance
Birt Davies
Mr. Chance
Dr. B. Davies
G. Barker
Alston
Mr. Alston
Barker
Harrowgate
Alderman Sturge
Thomas Bedfern
New-street
Clark
Newgiance
John Rathbone
Ceut
Sherlock-street
Allison-street
Coventry-street
Don
Nova Scotia Street
Bordesley-street
Holloway
John Wild
Thomas-street
Warwick Road
Collins
Warwick
Edgbaston-street
St. Martin’s-lane
Trinity Chapel
Dale-end
St. Martin's
Turspay
James Gill
Court
House
Francis Lloyd's
Spiceal-street
Thomas Towers
Thorp-street
Edgbaston Street