End of the United States trade policy debated in Britain and US notes
A historic exchange describes Britain’s pledge to honor trade engagements with the United States, while asserting the right to search ships to verify flags. It notes legitimate protests for wrongs and promises of prompt reparation, with parliamentary questions and messenger despatches to follow. The report also covers a disastrous warehouse fire and concurrent market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
England
Congress
Pugh
Alvord
Walnut
Canal Streets
Pereage
Walnut Street
Moselle
H. S. Edmands
Joseph Bonsell
Caleb W. Taylor
W. Woodnott and Co
Mr. Collins
C. Rice
John Blakemore
Chamberlain
George Shillitto
Independent Fire Engine and Rose Company
Abraham “Opeimer
Joseph Treft
Jas, Wilson
Ancle
Joseph Thornton
Alexander Guthrie
P. Powell
Cincinnati Daily Times
Moxey
Farpay
Stock Board
Kentucky
House
Ohio
Peterson
New York State
Legislatve Council of
Florida
Legislative Council
Treasury
Michigan
Imperntarr Yeux
Yucatan
New Orleans
Regenerador
Campeachy
Vera Cruz
Andrade
China
Llergo
Campechnos
Santa Anna
Merida
Minon
Mexico
Morales
Molina
Baragan
Disgraceful Conduct of a Judge to a Chartist Trial
A Leicester chartist trial ends with William Jones found guilty of sedition after a heated defense. The proceedings feature a tense clash over jury bias, courtroom interruptions, and a dramatic defense arguing political persecution. Jones is sentenced to six months imprisonment and three years of good behavior with sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Leicester
Baron Gurney
Baron Game
Court of Justice
Waddington
Mr. Mellor
Marshall
Mellor
St. Margaret's
Jones
Yeomanry
Army
Parsons
Thomas Agar
Aple
Leicester Chronicle
Mr. Baron Gurney
Atern
Third Great Anti Corn Law Meeting at Drury Lane Theatre
The third Anti Corn-law League meeting at Drury Lane was crowded with a distinguished lineup including C P Villiers Cobden Napier Scholefield Fox and Cobden argued against the corn laws and for emigration as a remedy while praising London bankers merchants and trades and denouncing the government. The meeting ended with large cheers as Cobden concluded his remarks and other speakers followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury-lane Theatre
Anti Corn-law League
Drury-lane
C. P. Villiers
R. Cobden
C. Napier
Joshua Scholefield
James Wilson
Thomas Gisborne
League
W. J. Fox
England
Paisley
Gell
Assippeia
Robert Peel
Baronet
Canada
Mr. Cobden
M P
London
Cobden
America
Canadas
New South Wales
New Zealand
Sir Robert
Lon
Stockport
Atlantic
Bond
Paris and Madrid News Across a Turbulent Field
Foreign intelligence reports from Paris and Madrid reveal a fractured political landscape. In Paris, M. de Sade’s motion to exclude public functionaries failed 181 to 207, while Da pera asserts control in Otaheite with troops and a civilian garrison. Paris also sees executions and rising public fear amid murder and unrest, with police budgets debated. In Spain, progressive forces claim gains as deputies report 92 anti coalitionists and 54 coalitionists with 10 doubtful, as ministers falter and cabinet lines shift. Madrid politics center on potential Chacon leadership and a Franco British alignment, with Barcelona elections set for late March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranch
Paris
M. de Sade
Chamber of Deputies
Dapera
Otaheite
Telands
Pont-a-Pitre
Guadaloupe
Kocka
Nantes
Rio Janeiro
Prince de Joinville
Forest of
Bondy
Secret Service
Norbert
Depre
Cour d’Ansires
Barritre St. Jacques
Justice of Man
Otho Lukowicz
Bois de Boulogne
Spain
Madrid
Progresista
Patriota
Radical
Gazette
Moderadoes
Progresistas
Rodil
Count Almodovar
Zumalacarregui
Don Francisco di Paula
Chamber of Representatives
The
Presse
General Chacon
MM. Chacon
England
France
M. Sancho
M. Olozaga
M. Cortina
Marquis de Remisa
M. Luzuriaga
General Infante
Barcelona
Senate
Metropolis Aldermen court names new city appointees
A Tuesday aldermen court confirms Rev. Alexander M'Call to St James rectory and appoints Rev. Michel Gibbs to preach the Spital sermon. It approves enlarging Giltspur-street compter and regulates Hackney carriages. Sir James Shaw's illness spurs a mayoral vacancy scramble and watchmakers clash with a new company proposal. The CavapA Company reports land sales on its estates and Huron tract dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander M‘call
St. James
Duke's Place
Richard Porah
Michel Gibbs
Christchurch
Newgate-street
Adelaide-place
Fish-street Hill
Upper Thames-street
James Shaw
City of London
TNE
Crown and Anchor
Strand
British Watch and
Watson
Paris
Versailles
Switzerland
London
Cavapa Company
Charles Franke
Huron tract growth boosts profits and emigration claims
The report shows a year end profit of £40,930 up £11,000 from last year driven by strong land sales in the Huron tract rising from 8,000 to over 72,000 acres and 1,849 new settlers with £21,000 capital. Directors note unpaid bills of £42,000 secured on property and discuss trimming Canada expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canada
Poynder
J. Easthope
Auditory
R. Biddulph
J. Gooden
M. T. Smith
A. Stewart
Everson
Nly
Seamen's Hospital Society
London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
Sidney Herbert
Lord
Arundel
Surrey
H. Corry
H. Pelly
Bowles
Syken
A’court
Phipps Hornby
G. Falcon
Sharp
R.N
Richard Dobson
Army
Navy
Sykes
Lord Lake
Admiral Bowles
Mercantile Marine
Naval Men
Brown
Her Majesty
W. E. Gladstone
Trinity Corporation
Merchant Elder Brethren
T. Herbert
The
East India Company
Staveny
Baker
White Lion Street
Norton-folgate
Ann Watts
Louisa Watts
Witness
Louisa
Priest
PROVINCIAL BARKING FISHING CRASH AND TAUNTON MOBS
Logs report a fatal fight on the Sovereign off Holland where captain and mate fell overboard after a deck dispute. Mob violence in Taunton followed the acquittal of Henry Parsons, with police protection and damage to a fly. Reports note unrest in Glamorganshire Monmouthshire mines and Lincoln execution details. A wretched sequence of riots hits Somerset turnpike gates with threats and vandalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babking
Rexcontee
Sovereign
Barking
Hughes
Holland
Stephens
Hagerty
Henry Parsons
Taunton Assizes
Bath
Henrietta-street
Guildhall
Ciy
Parsous
Claxton
Parssons
Taunton Bridge
Parsons
Taunton
Bridgwater
Glamorganshire
Monmouthshire
Conziers
Staike
Powell
Gellygaer
Beaumont
Alr. Hensel
Pont-y-fridd
Duffryn
Mr. Powell
Llewellin Lewis
David
Lincoln
Thomas Jonrson
Thomas Johnson
Elizabeth Evison
Croft
Wainfleet
O Cosyell and Dickens Letter Defends Irish Forgeries
The Cork member Daniel O Cosnell writes to Barrett in Dublin Pilot condemning American forged letters about O Connell and Dickens. He praises Dickens American Notes yet condemns a chapter on slavery and infidelity among Benedictine monks, urging guards against misused press and for truth in Irish journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’cosyell
Dickens
Cork
Dublin
Merrion-square
Barrett
O'Connell
Maryland
Baltimore
Hibernian Advocate
United States
London Times
America
Christ
DaNiel O'Casnell
Richard Barrett
Pilot Office
Scotland fisheries and church building plans noted
The Scottish fisheries feel Peel tariff impact with Dutch salmon flooding London markets lowering prices and profits for fishers while herring values slump. Independent church plans outline options for 350, 650, or 1000 sittings costing £250, £520, and £720, built mainly of brick and above ground for safety and comfort as Glasgow papers report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Robert Peel
London
Scotlan
Norway
Aberdeen Herald
Tae
Glasgow
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Stanvation
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Sugar Loaf
Fetterlane
John Hamilton
Bartholomew's Hospital
Union House
Ploughcourt
West London Union
St. Bartholomew's
Jefferson
Robert Ware
Clerkenwell
Greenwood
Charles Kiddy
Shea
Taylor
Green
Limerick Chronicle
Polytechnic
Durham Chronicle
Foreign Intelligence
Tureday
Constantinople
Servia
Porte
Djebel
Haidar
Lebanon
Commodore Porter
Augsburg
Teheran
Roma
Rome
Pontifical
the Metropolis
Afr
Nicholson
Johnson
Tatenhill
Upton
Ann Fairweather
Evison
Bee
Yorkee
Piltoper
Eteon
Norman Keep
Stamford Mercury
Liverpool
Corm
J. E. Viner
J. Gyde
Cheltenham
W. Hollis
Richard Jones
Gloucestershire
Northleach
Hollis
King
Northleach House of Correction
Wedmore
Madgley-hill
Blackford
Cluer
Cheddar
Bristol
Ireland
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