Peace and Free Trade Vision at Cobden Meeting
Cobden urges England and Wales to embrace arbitration over war and to advance free trade. He praises Sir Robert Peel's earlier positions, defends peace advocacy, and calls for broad popular support against naval coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
America
England
Wales
Robert Peel
R. Peel
Sir R. Peel
Cobden
Peace Congress
Peace Party
Mr. Cobden
Europe
House of Commons
Tearle
China
Borneo
Privy Council Prorogues Parliament. notable rescindments and deaths
On Wednesday the Queen held a Privy Council with Prince Albert and ministers. Parliament was ordered prorogued from November 14 to December 17. Sir R. M. Rolfe joined the Privy Council. Warburton and Moncrieff became Assistant Inspectors of Schools. Baron Martin kissed hands as Baron of the Exchequer. Charles Eastlake knighted. Died: General Sir Patheas Brartt in Paris. Vice Admiral Sir Cournies Richardson at Painsthorpe Hall. Mr. Barunet MP for St Albans. Raphael, wealthy Catholic MP for St Albans, noted for Romish Church support and controversy. Glasgow University rector selection referenced. Pennington’s suicide in Hyde Park. Lord Normanby rumored to head India governorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Duke of Norfolk
R. M. Rolfe
Charles Lock Eastlake
Royal Academy
Patheas Brartt
K.C.H
Paris
West Indies
Martinique
Guadaloupe
Chippawa
16Th Regiment of Infantry
Sir Cournies Richardson
K.C.B
Painsthorpe- Hall
Pocklington
Yorkshire
Barunet
Sr. Albans
Surbiton-place
Surrey
Raphael
St. Albans
Moore
Mayo
Carlow
Vigors
O'Connell
Sussex
Surbiton
South Western
Glascow University
Loxp
Glasgow University
Lord Palmerston
Alison
Macaulay
Geord James Pennington
Civil List
Hyde Park
Morning Chronicle
Lord Normanby
India
Mazzinis Vision of Italian Liberty and Royal War
A critical overview of Joseph Mazzini and the 1848 Italian movement. The text argues Italian independence was national and republican, condemns the Moderates and Charles Albert for derailing the cause, and cites diplomatic letters to condemn royalist aims. It highlights Mazzini as the driving mind of the republican effort and notes the alleged Savoyard motives behind Piedmontese actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Joseph Mazzini
London
Charles Gilpin
Mazzini
Rome
Republican Party
Signor Mazzini
Austria
Democratic Party
Charles Albert
Turin
Piedmont
Lombardy
Sardinia
Charles Alpert
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St. Domingo
Russia
Frankfort
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