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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 06, 1841

Page

1

London and Brighton Railway Opens for Public Transport

An 1841 notice proclaims the entire London and Brighton Railway line will be open to the public starting Tuesday the 5th inst for the conveyance of people, horses, and carriages with times and charges to be posted. Also advertised are steamship schedules to Ostend and Edinburgh, and notices of lectures on watches and timekeepers with publications listed.

Ondon and Brighton Popper Horess Carisges Throgmorton-streat Sorderland Geren Pautogne Lee Weta Secorday Ramegate Gravesend Barween siGmreNs Besz Regentciregs Lantenball Strest Pornpike Roads Thames Whitebal Uimin City of Westminster IL Panter Metropolis Roada Whitehall-place

Important memorial from Keshen to the Emperor reduces tensions

A Canton Press summary reports Keshen, a minister and acting governor, detailing English actions near Tinghae and Chuenpee, Imperial edicts calling for forceful response, troop movements, and plans to blockade or exterminate foreign ships, with Keshen seeking clemency.

Emperor's Reply to Taonkwang Era Protest February 1841

The document records an imperial rebuke dated February 16 1841 criticizing Beijing officials for leniency toward foreigners and for accepting their documents. It condemns allowing foreign threats and insults and demands firm adherence to orders. R Toom assists as translator and interpreter.

R. Toom China

Proclamation by Imperial Command Against Rebel Barbarians

Imperial command announces a united grand army to crush rebel barbarians at Foomun and Macao. The document names Yishin Luogb and Yang as high ministers and notes strict readiness a date in April 1841 and consequences for officers failing to prepare.

Keshen Chipleen Shing Chuenpee Chinleen Shing Imperial Wakib Canton Bocca Tigris Eleang Kinchang Yangfang Lin Tsih Sen Kwang Lin Kekung Kwangtung Elang J. LI Canton Press Macao Shakok Takock Woochung Whampoa Yihsan Lungwan Yang Meenfang Hoo van Tromp Secord Moenfang and Keelin Woolang Solun Yishin Yih Luogb Board of Revenue Foomun Peonlaawesi

Proclamation by the Governor of the Territory

A garbled proclamation from the governor asserts duties for restoring tranquility and enforcing authority. The text references a Board of War and military leadership, but many phrases are incomprehensible, leaving the main action and personages only partly identifiable.

Hong merchants pledge Consoo duties unchanged in Taoukwang era

In a dated 1841 issue from Macao the Hong merchants announce they will not levy higher Consoo charges than the prior year amid imperial measures to lower duties. The document asserts Consoo dues will fund government troops and fortifications while confirming rates remain aligned with Taoukwang twenty third year business terms.

Majesty's Plenipotenti Peru Consco Hongyang Taonkwang

Canton Trade Notice Declares Peace With British Forces

A Canton circular dated April 16 1841 reports a satisfactory communication from Commissioner Yaeg and British Plenipotentiary Exstor7. It states that rumors of warlike actions are false and assures Canton residents that trade is open and peaceful under the ongoing engagements with Elliot and the province’s high officers.

Canton Yaeg Kwang-chew-foo Sisto Leason Elliot, &c. &c Yang Eltiot

Public Notice from British Factory Canton 1841

Notice issued April 17 1841 to prevent trade disruption in China. The plenipotentiary asks senior naval officers to curb inward schooners and small crafts without proper passes. Unauthorized boats face dismissal from the river. consuls may issue passes for foreign nationals. details reference licenses and seals of local authorities.

Canton China Naas Autry Ping Ahipa

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