Royal Victoria Theatre Programs and Local Notices From 1841
The page advertises performances at the Royal Victoria Theatre with Miss Vincent in Susan Hopley and other plays in rotation. It also lists medical and educational notices, including the St George's Hospital Medical School courses for 1841 42 and notices of estate matters, sales by decree, candle and soap prices, spectacles advertisements, and patent pills. It references Edward Power secretary, executors Dawes and Sons, and various London addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Victoria Theatre
Osbaldiston
Miss Vincent
Susan Hopley
Suban Hopley
William Dean
BE. Fy Saville
Mise Vincent
Mr. Wilkes
Affaelle
Raffaele
FE. F. Saville
Count de Monte
Dale
Jamble
Gardner
Pauline
Aint George's Hospital Medical Schooqs
Macleod
Seymour
F.R.S
Burgery
Hawkins
Babington
Bebington
Walker
Walker. Materia Medica
Nairne
Robert Lee
Page
Robert Dickson
Tatum
Henry James Johnson
H. J. Johnson
Henry Charles Johnson
Hoyas Institution
Brande
Benjamin Brodie
Bart
Hospital School
Hebington
Anatomical Theatre
Kionerton-street
Wilton-place
Kinnerton Street
Wilton Place
Davies
Windsor
Palm
St. Martin's-lene
New Slaughter's
Messrs
B. Solomons
Albemarle-street
Piccadilly
York Hotel
King William-street
Bank of England
Albemarle-streat
Lord Stanley’s Lancaster Speech on Corn Laws and Principles
Lord Stanley reports a Lancaster election victory and defends his record and views. He contrasts his stance with Mr. Acland, defends the church’s rights, and argues for a tempered corn law policy to balance domestic protection with foreign import needs, blaming distress on policy and market exuberance rather than the corn laws alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Herald
North Lancashire
Lord Stanley
Acland
Friends of the League
Blackburn
Preston
Banda
Hicar
Mr. Acland
Tamworth
Lancaster
R. Peel
Lord Grey
West Indies
Earl Grey
Betante
Geotlemen
France
Milng
Lord Derby
Tate
Bate
M. Dovergier de Hauranne
M. Thiers
Pnce
Lord Brantey
Lord Brougham
Melbourne
OWS
Fr. O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
Bers
Robert Peel
Robert Pees
Digerry
House of Commons
Wakiey
Fam
Bear
Cornia Wefflow
Meeh
Ilindis
Manchester
Debated Corn Laws Stir Electorate in Temporary Assembly
Lord Stanley defends corn laws arguing dangers of unrestricted foreign imports. Speakers highlight price volatility, factory labor, and protection for agriculture and industry. Acland's camp presses repeal while confrontation over wages and machinery persists. election concludes with Stanley’s victory and a pending trial for libel related to last borough election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Rosia
Telft
Russia
Portahst. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Lord Stanley
Hear
Best
France
Ale
Dr. Bowring
Italy
Tuscany
England
Bear
Mr. Bevoes
Brooks
Lord Stancey
Bacoxs
Mr. Brooks
Beoors
Farrsorpza
Brooxs
Stantart
Mr. Brooka
Acuaup
Adaxa
Hica Suxapr
Acland
Master Noakes
Manchester
Malcomb
Queen's Bench
Igocaster
Darance
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Dawson
BE. F. Saville
Lambourne
Dale Sim
Kate
Lee
Scrab
Howard
Susan Rppley
Raffeetle
Pall-mall
Bose
Edward Power
Illiam Waters
William Waters
New Peckham
Surrey
Dawes
High Court of Chancery
Nassau William Senior
Sud Court
Oxford Arma Inc
Kington
Hereford
Hengved
Whitcombe
Llanarrow
Soda Cottage
Krilley
Mountsin
Tootington
Carogy Vaor
Bryogwyn
Sitaste
Linnbister
Radnor
Bwich Farm
Goitre
Liscanno
Seid
Radror
Old Master's Chambera
Southampton Buildings
Chancery-lane
London
Benjamin Bodanham
Herefordshire
John Simpson
Rampyon
Usm
T. Prout
Strsna
Price
Shilling
Ambrose Lisle Phillipps
Earl of Shrewsbury
Charles Dolman
Ritish
Sean GN
Thomas Carlyle
Ceylon
Milman
Jara
Hegel
Sesvia
Kang J.E. Taylor
Red Lion-court
First-street
Head Quarterly
Buckingham and Combe
America
Esthenia
Aird
Watha VII
Old
John Mesray
Albemarie-street
Lou
Belleva
Anti Corn Law League
Mr. Cobb
Lut
Europe
Belgium
Slomost
United States of America
Wei
Eogland