Peninsula Steam Vessels to Madeira and Hull Winter Sailings
The Peninsular Steam Navigation Company schedules a large vessel for Madeira in early November touching Lisbon, with private berths available on prompt application. Additional services include a Hull winter run from London Bridge and steamer routes to Yarmouth and Edinburgh, with reduced fares and regular sailings noted across multiple ships and ports.
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Madeira
Peninsular Steam Navigation Company
Sladeira
Lisbon, &c
Pentinsular Steam Navigation Company
St. Mary-Axe
London
Wilcox and Anderson
Don Juan
Braganza
Iberia
Manchester
Liverpool
Peninsula
Lisbon
Oporto
Falmouth
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Malaga
Willcox and Anderson
Hull
London-bridge
Leeds
York
Yorkshire
Lincolnshire
Hudson and Cobby
Yarmouth
Baril
Hammond
Cherry
Great Yarmouth
Edinburgh
Leith
St. Katharine'’s
Royal Victoria
Royal William
Royal Adelaide
Oshes
Lawrence Jane
Cheapside
Haymarket
Cornhill
Glascow
Joseph Adams
General Steam Navigation Company
Hamburgh
Countess of Lonsdale
Rotterdam
The
Rhine
Antwerp and
the Rhine
Antwerp Company
Ostend
Ss. Boutlogne
Brighton
Dieppe
Londo Margate
Newcastle
Berwick ON Tweed
London and Edinburgh Steam Packet Company
Brunswick Wharf
Blackwall
Berwick
Tweed
Dinburgh
Clarence
de Bie
Rahn
Crescent
Antwerp
Htahn
Messrs Lightly
Simon
Febchurch-streets
Norman
Water-lane
Tower-street
Comty
Regent Circus
Lombard-street
Charing-cross
Leadenhall-street
Lombari-street
Chas. Bessell
Sec
Creneral Ste
Reen
Slavery in China and Toryism Reflected in Empire Rhetoric
A lengthy examination argues that slavery permeates all levels of Chinese society under imperial rule, with the emperor owning lands and enforcing taxes on peasants. It contrasts China's paternalistic governance with harsher forms of servitude in Siam and Cochin China, notes limited large landholders, and critiques the government's claim of liberty while suppressing freedoms. The piece likens Chinese governance to Toryism and conservatism, arguing the people remain ignorant and pliant under a system where emancipation is tightly controlled and private owners bear limited rights. It also touches on railroads, submarine science advances, and a Paris war council anecdote as curiosities of the era.
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Boston
Stamford, Spalding
Boston Joint Stock Company
National Provincial Bank
Neware—Hessrs
Godfrey
Messrs. Rennie
William Lewin
Wf. W. Alington
Nottingham
Midland Counties
Europe
Baltic
Hamburgh
Russia
London
Derby
Leicester
Birmingham
Mansfield, &c
Yorkshire Marketa
Derby Junction
North Union
Burton-on-Trent
Manchester
Liverpool
Kingdom
Leeds
Sleaford
Grantham
Newark
Boston and Nottingham Railway
Booth Forty
Heckington
Broadwater
Ancaster
Willoughby
Marston
Forston
Staunton
Flowrboro
Thoroton
Bingham
Ratcliff
Richard Jones
Chapel-street
Grosvenor-place
Paris
Rue de Valois
Faubourg du Roule
Madame Migneron Remy
Afuid
Champs Elysées
Galvanis Voltaic- Electricity
ATLAS
Andrew Crosse
Fine Court House
Bromfield
J. P
Beaufort House
Strand
William
Nelson
No. 14
North-crescent
Bedford-square
T. Cox
Ridgway, Dakin, and CO
No. 6
St. Anne’s Terrace
Brixton Road
Holland Chapel
ATI
China
Pelea
Siam
Cochin China
Morning Herald
Barracans
Asv
United States
Mercantile Journal
Tar Daemmoxp
Steele
Laporte
Council of War
Nannon Colen
Compiegne
Nannon
Isere
Grenoble
Guarette Des Tribunatuc
Mexico
Texas
New York
Morrison
New Orleans
Urrea
Andrade
South
Afi
Amoras
Valencia
Hoe
Sesms
Filisola
Santa Anna
Paesaic
Arago
America
JalGa
Xavier Francisco Mina
Spain
France and Switzerland Faces Blockade Fallout
The piece discusses Switzerland and France trade, noting annual imports and exports in francs, and condemning a potential blockade with lines about transit trade, Swiss reactions, and the impact on Geneva and Basle. It cites Fellenberg urging Swiss resistance to French policy and mentions political pressure from Prussia and concerns over Swiss funds.
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Switzerland
France
Messrs. Theirs
Afontebello
Conseil
England
Belgium
Holland
America
Tance
P Aerie Commercial League
Prussia
French
Paris
Basle
Mulhausen
Geneva
Genevese
Europe
M. Fellenberg
Fellenberg
M. de Montebelo
Politico Turmoil in Turkey and Rumors of Plot
The Times reports a plot aimed at a wide south Danube insurrection, with Russian influence suspected in Roumelia. Abdunrahman Effendi denounces a Sultanate reform in the Art Odassi, while public opinion grows and a National Guard forms. Reports of poison intrigue, Greek bishops ousted, and a British fleet blocking the Dardanelles add to a tense scene.
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Constantinorie
Porte
Danube
Adrianople
Sofia
Sherkeny
Berkosska
Silistria
Constantinore
Sublime Porte
Abdunrahman Effendi
Odassi
Chamber of Appeal
Avas
Turkey
Tlemaan
Janissariees
Mahmoud
Constantinople
Para
Havin
Morning Chronicle
Naples and Spain Face Neapolitan Neutrality Revealed
A long note on Naples press and police bias against Spanish interests and Don Carlos. It cites the Official Journal of the Two Sicilies insulting Spain and British backers, the expulsion of a Spanish official, and a reply used to justify recognition of Don Carlos. Substantial 19th century diplomatic tensions are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
France
Christina
Spain
Two Sicilies
Toledo
Don Carlos
Palermo
Thce Sicilies
British Legion
Carlos Quinto
Prince Cassano
Carlos
Madrid
Morning Chronicle
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Alion C
Ompany
Etree
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Count Lutdolf
Almister
Lionel de Rothschild
N. M. Rrothschild and Sons
John Lise Venn
Bank of England
Atteari
Lisoy
Ee Ilver
A. B. Savory and Sons, Manufacturing &Il- Versmiths
Bank of Engpa
F. Newbery and Sons
J. Paul's
J. James
Dalby
Collins
Mr. Spence
Hooper
Benny
Newbery
Dy Eos Ae
Brazilian Mining Association
Mocaubuds
Cocaes
Afonday
Barclay Mounteney
Association
National Brazilian Mining
Throgmorton-street
Fearon
Holborn Hill
Scotland
Attr
Sna
Avuassorn Hill
Moston and
Grantstam
Eral
Ble Bey
John Rawson
Augustus Duggan
John Oldrid
Thomas Collis
Charles Wright
John Wheldale
Richard I. Dawson
John H. Thomas
J. B. Topham
Real
John Elsam
Joseph Wyles
Messrs
Lee
Duffiel
John Hobson
W. Porter
Kymoe Tower
Joseph Rinder
Wrangle
David Martin
Waintreet
John Cole
Wigtofe
James Reynolds
Nathaniel Wedd
Edward Black
Benington
Edward Duckett
Quadring
John Kirkham
Hasnaby
John Bramley
Widmore
Fen
W. Weeks
Holland Fen
John Coupland
Friesten Sewell Dawson
Terry Booth
W. J. Holt
John Lind
Thomas Burgess
Jeph
St. James's Square
Westminster
Cooper
John Macrone
Madame Malibran
Madame Malibran DE Beriot
J. Natian
Masurgia Vocalis
Joseph Thomas
Finch
Saunders
Otley
Cohduit-street
Hanover-square
Tiphe Prince OF
Canino
Conduit-street
Ireland
J. Cumming
Dublin
Bell and Bradfure
Saunders and Grey
Washington Irving
Post &Vo
Richard Bentley
New Burlington Street
Jefferson Whitlaw
Mississippi
Frances Trollope
New Burlington-street
William Wraxhall
United Kingdom
Captain Marryat
Seith
Atlain
Peter Simple
Burlington-street
Waverley
Greatback
Cawse
Price
R. Morier
Zohrab
TNE
Hope
Anastasius Beckford
Vathck Cooper
Last of the Mohicans
Pioneers
Prairie
Lionel Lincoln
Borderers
Water Witch
Bravo
Red Rover
Headsman
Hook
Maxwell — Parson
Wabbe
Alhambra Morier
Hajji Baba Bulwer
Eugene Aram
Paul Clifford
fIs3
Austen’s
Sense and Sensibility
Emma
Mansfield Park
Northanger Abbey
Persuasion
Pride and Previlina
Godwin
Napoleon
Count Philip DE Segur
Lanter
Thomas Tegg and Son
R. Griffin and Co
Glasgow
H. Tegg
J. and & A. Tegg
Sydney
Hobart Town
May Aral Co
Naples and