Right of Visit and Lord Aberdeen in Diplomatic Debate
A dense critique of Lord Aberdeen and the right of visit versus the right of search in the American slavery debate. The piece argues the American stance mixes virtue with vice, denounces Stephenson’s arguments as weak, and defends visit as a necessary measure to curb slave trading on the high seas. It contrasts British and American positions, cites naval practice, and cautions against imperial overreach while upholding principle and humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Aberdeen
Everett
Madrid
Louis Philipps
Lord Palmerston
Lord Aberigen
Africa
France
Russia
Austria
England
Rutrals
Kr. Stevenson
Mr. Everett
Foreign Office
Great Britain
America
United States
Stephenson
A .T
High Seas
Cuba
Havanna
Jamaica
New Orleans
Aberdeen
Gulf of Mexico
Stevenson
States
Actingham
Europe
Windsor Windsor Court Fetes Prince Albert Church Stone Laying
Royal ceremony plans to lay the first stone of a new district church at Windsor near Clarence Crescent. Prince Albert will attend Monday at eleven for the foundation, amid subscriptions totaling £4,300 with goals of £6,000 to £7,000. The royal visit includes a ceremonial procession, prayers, psalms, and music as the crowd gathers at the site and town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Prince Albert
Isaac Gossett
Clarence Crescent
Buckingham Palace
Queen
Grove House
Mayor
Corporation
Royal
Great Park
Prince
Prince George of
Cambridge
Prince Edward
Saxe Weimar
Mrs. Anson
Earl Delawarr
Cantalupe
Royal Gardens
Chelsea
R. Bulkeley Philipps
Baronet
Portsmouth
Black Eagle
Portsea
Lonp Wanpen
Lord Warden
Cornwall
Marquis of
Hertford
Duchy-office
Falmouth
Household Brigade
1St
2D Life Guards
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
Cranborne
England
Her
Her Majesty
Lords Commissioners
Admiralty
Woolwich Dockyard
Royal Albert
Oliver Lang
St. George's Chapel
William Canning
Quartermaster Johnson
Ensign Lamb
Thomas Cradock
27Th Regiment of Foot
Valenciennes
Paris
The Warspite Arrives at Cork with Ashburton Aboard
The Eve arrived at Cork from Montevideo and spoke on the lth of March at latitude 31 36 and longitude 37. The Warspite, his Majesty’s ship, now from Portsmouth to New York, carries Lord Ashburton. The Warspite had been a voyage of 25 days and is expected to have a long passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Monte Video
Portsmouth
New York
Lord Ashburton
Latest Intelligence from America and Abroad
News from Philadelphia with Congress delays and Tyler deficit warnings, plus international updates. Reports on Hogans arrest mishap, Santa Anna’s possible elevation of generals, Peru’s Gamarra killed, Florida war tensions, Alligator’s dispatches, Buenos Aires vessel arrivals, Kingston riots aftermath, and a Demerara labour strike affecting 110 of 130 estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Liverpoot
Livexroon
Sheffield Packet
Cennahaalley
Allen
New York
Philadelphia
Congress
Tyler
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
Hogan
Lockport
Drew
M‘leod
Santa Anna
Mexico
Gamarra
Peru
Bolivia
Ballivian
Santa Cruz
Florida
Mississippi
Buenos Ayres
United States
Kingston
Jamaica
Demerara
Overnor
Deadly Southampton Rail Tunnel Accident Report
A tunnel arch near Andover Road station fails early yesterday, causing many workers to fall with earth. Twelve injured snowballed into six deaths, while trains delayed three to four hours. nobility and officials arrived to oversee rescue and reopen the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover Road
Winchester
Southampton
Kingston
George Bentinck
Fitzroy Somerset
Conroy
Vauxhall
France News Notes and European Developments
Paris papers discuss canal funding law approved by the Chamber of Deputies by 146 to 106, allocating about sixty million francs to buy canal shares from 1821 and 1822. Delaroche’s sedition conviction is reported, with a one year term and a 4000 franc fine upheld. Belgian royalty arrivals, Bank of France assets, and Africa campaign summaries are noted alongside various European political shifts and local London items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Court of Assize
M. Delaroche
England
Naples
Spain
Madrid
Senor Arguelles
Cortes
Senor Onis
London
Francisco Paula
Turkey
Omer Pacha
Lebanon
Drose
Mustapha
Emir Beschir
Akrival
SoLway
Southampton
New Orleans
Havannah
Axgzival
Peel
Sir Robert Peel
Whitehall
Baronet
Brighton
Weymouth and
Melcombe Regis
Talbot
Lord Villiers
Mr. Hope
Weymouth
Bernal
Christie
Great
Edward Ackroyd
Wigan
Society of British Architects
Entomological Society
Horticultural Society
Civil
A Clarke
Priessnitz
Mestaliere
Grafenberg
Royal Society
Zoological Society
Society of Antiquaries
Astronomical Society
Royal Institution
Birch
Gibbs
Bridgmaster
Milton-street
Cripplegate
Whitecross-street
Farringdon Street
Maize
Orange-street
Red Lion Square
Holborn
E 108
Red Cow-lane
Sonsamen
Perry
Punderson
London Hospital
Bank of England quarterly liabilities and assets 1842
An 1842 Bank of England account shows liabilities including circulation £16,952,000 deposits £8,657,000 total £425,609,000 and assets with securities £22,586,000 bullion £6,125,000 total £28,711,000. dated Downing Street March 31, 1842. Extraordinary cruelty claim at Marylebone WorkHouse ends with master acquitted amid boy abuse allegations. Local Brighton politics feature Mr Harford’s reform platform as he canvasses electorates. Treasure finds in Lambeth river bed yield gold rings and coins from Edwards and Henry VIII reigns. Derby endures severe flood with loss of life and extensive property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bark of England
Bank of England
Downing-street
Marylebone
Marylebone Parish
Scobell
Daley
BuickTon
Bennett
Donald J. M. M‘leod
Scots Greys
Wigney
Dempster
M‘leod
Sussex County Hospital
Messrs
Pechell
Harford
Brighton
East Street House
Hilton
Mr. Harford
Heaviside
Paciasen
Edwards
Coventry
Treasuse
Lambeth
Archbishop of Canterbury
Phelps
Ellis
High Street
Henry VIII
Litz
Densy
Derby
King’s Head Hotel
St. Warbeck
Pereaphous
Law and Police Court Notes on Sunday Trading and Offences
Summary of Saturday and Sunday police actions including fines for victuallers open past hours near Petticoat Lane. Cases detail Elizabeth Mendoza and George Davis fined for Sunday morning service and Isaac Salomons with ten drinkers. other taps cited for card playing and eleven patrons. Insolvent debtors, duels, and assorted petty crimes across multiple wards are reported with verdicts and dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guildhall
Liernsep Victuallens
Camp Prayinc, &c
Elizabeth Mendoza
Crown
Harrow-alley
George Davis
Compasses
Isaac Salomons
Fishmongers’ Arms
Duke-street
Aldgate
P. Laurie
John Turner
Fox, Fox and Knot Court
Snowhill
Robinson
Edward Sherman
Oxford Arms
Warwick Jane
Duncombe
Lamart Cairney
Newmarket
Cooke
Woodroffe
Harris
Chif
Chifney
Commissioner Harris
Mr. Cooke
Woodruffe
Nichols
Mr. Nichols
Duke of Rutland
Bow Street
AtrampTop
James Comptose
Red Lion
Square
Waterloo Bridge
Christopher
Marylebone
Antrot Dopez
George Baxall
Davie Price
Albany-street
Regent's Park
Price
Marlborough Street
William Spencer
Lower Thames Street
Hardwick
Jane Green
Mr. Spencer
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History and Politics
Abergitt
Law and Police
Miss Green
Mr. Hardwick
Spencer
Clerkenwell
Phillips
Montagu Square
Greenwood
Mr. Greenwood
Lios
House of Correction
Bob
Worship Street
Mears
Richard Bottomley
Broughton
Ramsay-street
Bethnal-Green
Blakes-ley
Metcalf
Lambeth Street
Harry Courts
James Glenning
Norton
Mr. Norton
Coalman
Worship-street
Walkingshaw
Unicorn Square
Walkingehaw
Chatham
Wirz
Thomas Murphy
Bay
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