Liberal reform talks extend voice to county elections
A proposal seeks to empower prudent, honest and industrious towns to gain electoral influence in their counties. It cites North Warwickshire and South Lancashire as precedents and suggests Birmingham as a model for the West Riding. If proven feasible in manufacturing districts, the system could spread nationwide.
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North
Warwickshire
Lancashire
Birmingham
West Riding
Pius Ninth and the Vatican Crisis in Italy
The article outlines Austria’s domination over Italian states, the 1846 papal election of Mastai Ferretti as Pius IX, his early reforms, and the ensuing clash between temporal sovereignty and spiritual authority. It notes liberal hopes, French influence, and rising democratic pressure culminating in a crisis for the Papacy.
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Manchester Examiner
Times
Austria
Italy
Papal States
Gregory the Sixteenth
Pius the Ninth
Rome
Cardinal Ferretti
Lambruschini
Gregory XVI
Quirinal
Camerlengo
Mastai Ferretti
Senegalia
Ferretti
Pope Pius the Seventh
Chile
South America
Leo
Ecclesiastico Civil
Gregory
Naples
Imola
Romagna
Pius
Pope Pius
Marquis D'Azeglio
Europe
Pio Nono
Count Rossi
Gaeta
Papal See
Daily News to expand size and raise price for 1849 session
The Daily News confirms a price increase and enlarged format after three years. It notes liberal opposition from rivals and argues a larger double sheet is needed to cover parliamentary debates, law court proceedings, and nationwide assemblies, funded by its liberal supporters.
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Daily News
Morning Chronicle
the Times
Friends of
Daily News declares principles and cheap edition policy
The Daily News outlines its journalistic aims to represent the people and expose abuses in church and state. It pledges principled coverage, economy in conduct, and reliance on broad public patronage, urging the unprivileged to support independent press in the empire.
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Desideratum
Express
Daily News
House of Commons
California gold discovery and the currency problem
The piece discusses how California gold finds could alter gold prices and the impact on fundholders, debtors, annuitants, and mortgagees. It compares to 16th century silver abundance, cites 123 grain pound value, and urges vigilance on gold district developments and economic effects.
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Ous
California
Douglas Jerrold
South America
Sir Robert Peel
United States
Burleigh
Walsingham
Revenue outlook improves as customs rise and excise lags
AObserver summary notes that customs revenue is set to increase near half a million from the previous year quarter while excise lags, and miscellaneous receipts may exceed £200,000 this quarter. Stamps and property tax face declines. overall year figures look favorable, with nine months of 1848 showing strong progress. An Italian trader in London sells Virgin Mary models to the Tractarian party in Bideford.
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Excise
Chancellor of the Exchequer
London