Debated Corn Laws Repeal Impacts on Land and Industry
A lengthy speech heavy with economic theory argues that high corn prices burden landowners and raise costs for manufacturers. Proponents warn that protecting duties depress wages, distort trade, and threaten national prosperity, urging gradual free trade to expand employment and open markets in Europe and beyond.
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Ces
Scote
Ireland
England
Engand
Sussex
Prussia
Europe
Germany
France
Chamber of Deputies
America
United States
Bordeaux
Tere
Torrens
Poland
James Graham
Middlesex
Coro
Hume
Hear
Hellar
Huskisson
Haskisson
Geatemee
Russia
Enmark
Ricardo
Halld
J. Graham
Rotterdam
Oliver
Agricultural Committee
Heur
Hercules
Sir J. Graham
F. O'Connor
Jadone
Si Richards
Heathcote
Lord Morpeth
Home
Clay
Baronet
E. Buller
Ewart
Leech
Scotland
Gillon
Warwick Election Debates And Smuggling Bill Proceedings
A brief account notes desultory debate on the Warwick election with a 52 to 25 vote for the motion. Lord J Russell moved to receive the Warwick disfranchisement report. Halcombe urged awaiting the pending petition investigation. The Smuggling Punishment Bill report was agreed with future discussion on third reading. The House Duty Repeal Bill was read first, second to follow Monday, and Buxton gave notice on colonial population inquiry. Adjourned after 1:15 am.
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Warwick
J. Russell
Hill
Halcombe
Leamington
O'Dwyer
Lord Axthorp
F. Buxton
Law Intelligence. Attorney General and Shore Appeal Hearing
The Attorney General moves to advance the petition of appeal filed by the defendant and to stay proceedings under the Vice Chancellor’s decree until disposition. Knight waives opposition after removing the pressed point. Rolfe urges advancing the case, citing Hewley charities and aid to poor pitances. The Lord Chancellor cannot grant immediate stay, will consider and inform parties during the Easter recess when the appeal will come on.
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Shore
Ralfe
Knight
Rolfe
Lady Hewley
Porter in West Smithfield charged with robbery
John Griffin a porter for Benn and Co woollen-drapers was brought before Alderman Winchester charged with robbing his employers. He was remanded after magistrates questioned him about poaching nets found at his home and his past as a former policeman. He admitted knowledge of men of bad character and gave varying alibis.
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John Griffin
Messrs. Benn and Co., Woollen-Drapers
West Smithfield
Alderman Winchester
Union Hall
Thomas Hills
Murray
Traill
Richardson
Banstead
Leatherhead Common
Hoebam
Claremont
Hhis
Mr. Murray
Parker
Cobham
K Division
Epsom
Mr. Richardson
Tis House
Trades’ Union
Basford
Notts
Cronstadt
Padrese
Nicholas
Paris
Garden of Plants
Genoa
Parma
House of Commons
H. Willoughby
Patiortiis
Peel
Pechell
R.N
Her
Brighton
Sir R. Jones
Worthing
Pe~chell
Castle Goring
Berne
Attenberg
Thun
Pacha
Egypt
France
England
Austria
Tuscany
Turkey
St. Pancras
Hundred of Ossulston
Scadding
Gravesend
New South London Market meeting and local trials
A Southwark vestry meeting discussed confirming minutes on the South London Market bill in Parliament, opposing trustees’ actions, and backing a citizen committee. Reports on convict transportation to Australia and Berrauda, and a Wick Street inquest into neglect after rent distress, were also noted.
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London
St. Saviour’s
Southwark
South London
Dingle
Dingley
Sells
Capper
Melbourne
England
Berrauda
Coronen
Baker
Mariners
Wick Street
Hackney
Eleanor Bryan
Titmuss
Titmass
Treland and Limerick Disturbances Dominant in Irish Assize
Reports from Westmeath and Limerick detail judges advising restraint on insurrectionary talk and crime focus. A prisoner in Limerick Gaol hanged himself amid murder arraignment. Abduction and violence accompany a Carrickshack feud with Walsh mortally wounded during arrest. Notices reference petitions, brewery warnings, and Duchess of Kent patronage amid Irish rural tensions and tithe enforcement.
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Sincipe
Limerick
Assell
Russell
Macmahon
Tradaree
Thomond-gate
John Walsh
Carrickshack
Walsh
Major Brown
Ateachers
Ballyquin
Waterford
Carrick
Limerick Star
Cork
Pettiock
Freling Post
Ireland
Register
Sullivan
M.P
Kilkenny
House of Commons
Anglesea
Dublin Castle
Metropolitan Horse Police
Hegister
Tneanticrpg
County Waterford
Cloomel
Duchess of Kent
Dublin
Royal
Roy
Touston
Fife
Arthur Preston
Kilmeague
Rathangat
Tam
Sir
C. J.M. Rathangan
Grain Prices Describe Varying Wheat Decline at Dublin Market
Dublin Corn Exchange notes a moderate grain supply with prime wheat and oats holding last week’s terms. Inferior wheat fell 6d per barrel while inferior oats and vata languished. barley and bere held steady, oats easing, oats and meal showing slight shifts in price.
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Dublin Corn Exchange
Bere
Mildness of the Season and Odd Local Incidents
A blackbird’s nest near Guuse held four eggs, and a man killed a viper near East Malling, unusual for March. Reports from Bordeaux note amnesty relief changes for Cortes members and Spanish returnaries. A Highland Dykes girl survived an ox attack with bruises, while Paisley politics see ministerial resignations. Liverpool cotton demand stayed strong with 6000 bag trades. A Norwood case describes a laborer’s assault on an eight year old girl, leading to arrest and a dangerous condition for the victim.
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Guuse
East Malling
Maidstone
Bordeaux
Spain
Toulon
V Abishal
Cadiz
Duke of
Caledonian Mercury
Paisley
John Maxwell
John Campbell
LiveRpoo
Brazil
Liverpool
Susan
St. Michael’s
Hope
New York
John Bentley
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Marseilles
Charleston
Norwood
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Thomas Stoddart
Calico
David Morrison
Campsie
Lillyburn
Stirling
Macfarlane and Co
Alexander Mowatt
Thomas Brodie
Alexander M‘neill
Jim
Treland, He
Daintree
Westmeath
Grand Jury