Import Duties and Corn Laws in Whigs’ Reform Debate
The piece argues for a broad reform of the Revenue system, favoring free trade over protective duties. It cites Mr Parker and Mr Labouchere on reducing duties and equalizing trade terms, links reforms to national interest, and criticizes Corn and Poor Laws as detrimental to workers while urging committee inquiry into labour value amid the Molesworth Villiers push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord John Russell
MR. Parker
Sheffield
MR. Villiers
Sir William Molesworth
Lord Grey
England
Lord Melbourne
House of Lords
John Russell
Labouchere
Sheffield Independent
Parker
Lords of the Treasury
West India
West Indies
Mr. Labouchere
United States
Robert Wool
Lord Stanley
Lascelles
Herries
Baring
Liverpool
Manchester
J. D. Hume
Mport Duties Committee
Carlyle
William Molesworth
Villiers
COURT AND FASHION AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE AND WINDSOR
The Queen and Prince Albert arrived at Buckingham Palace in a grand procession from Windsor, followed by members of the court. The Drawing Room at St James’s drew a large crowd, with royal liveries and elegant carriages on display. A new Alpine riding school at Winpson Castle nears completion as equestrian activity resumes. Royal rifles drill in Windsor impressed Prince Albert, who praised the soldiers’ precision. A silk manufacture plan under Her Majesty’s patronage promises a costly piece for a May ball, featuring gold leaf motifs and portraits in silk.
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Tre Court Cricvtan
Prince Albert
Buckingham Palace
Windsor
Wemyss and
Bouverie
Her Majesty
Royal Highness
Princess Royal
Duchess of Bedford
Caroline Cocks
Miss Cavendish
Lord Lilford
Mr. Rich
George Lennox
Lord Alfred Paget
Her Majesty's
St. James’s Palace
Winpson Castle
MarsHab
60Th Royal Rifles
Wemyss
Trevelyan
Victoria Tower
Bethal-green
Branchflower
Duke of Wellington
Oyster protection and siege works in Europe and Africa
Paris reports measures to curb English oyster dredging off St Brieuc with guard ships and coast surveillance. Paris notes cost rises on fortifications at Bridge of Flanders and Verreries while May Day festivities promise royal pageantry. Spain and Turkey dispatches highlight regency debates and ministry reshuffles as global news converges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
le Francais Des Orient
Cherbourg
Bay of St. Brieuc
St. Brieue
Courrier Francais
Bridge of Flanders
la Petite-Vilette
Pantires
St. Gervais
Mostaganem
Cheliff
Mascara
Tazza
Fekedempt
Rente de
Naples
Ivry
Bicetre
Vauvres
Issy
Fontainebleau
Spain
Madrid
Espartero
Christina
Senate
Senores San Miguel and
Carrara
Senor Lesana
Minister of the Interior
Cortes
House of Ardouin
Correo Nacional
Catalonia
Balearic Islands
Nogueras
Majorca
Turkey
Constantinople
Fethi Pacha
Raouf Pacha
Visier
Redschid Pacha
Lord Ponsonby
Reform Ministry
Great Britain
Tahir Pacha
Sublime Porte
Ibrahim Pacha
Syria
Mehemet Ali
Bermuda
F. W. Green
St. Michael’s Alley
Cornhill
Lloyd's
Geeneral Post-Order
United Kingdom
Earl Waldegrave
Earl of Waldegrave
Duff
Court of Queen’s Bench
Hampton
Denman
SrconpaulEs’ Court
Basinghall Street
Pirie
Thomas
Secondary Potter
Ellis
John Pirie
Osborn Forsyth
William Thomas
Merthyr Tydfil
Glamorganshire
East Indies
Alderman Pirie
Alderman Thompson
Captain Thornhill
Messrs. Silver and Co
Thompson
John Wedderley Hutchinson
Cabinet Council At Foreign Office And Royal Occasions
A crowded London diary recounts a cabinet council at the Foreign Office with all ministers present, morning audiences for Lord Melbourne, Lord Normanby at Buckingham Palace, and a grand ball in Bru ton street. It notes Frogmore Lodge repairs for the Duchess of Kent and baron Parke’s recovery, with Lloyd's reports of ships from Bermuda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
Lord Melbourne
Lord Normanby
Buckingham Palace
Tur
Liverpool
Baron Parke
Lloyd's
Deers
West Indies
Bermuda
Geographical Society
Institution of Civil Engineers
Zoological Society
Chemical Society
Society of Arts
Microscopical Society
Royal Society
Society of Antiquaries
Royal Society ‘of Literature
Royal Institution
Werarner
S.W
Royal Gallery of Science
Adelaide-street
Bistop
Worcester
Palace of Worcester
Suvicipe
Blackretans Bridge
Blackfriars Bridge
Thames
Ireless
Glaziers’arms
Water-lane
Hutchinson
Farringdon-street
Ann Baines
Cowcross
Smithfield
London
Westminster-Bridge
Blackfriars-bridge
St. Martin’s in-the-Fields
Hutching
Westminster
Fara
Flower
Rotherhithe
Evans and Isbester
Thames Police
Stratford
Tur Drraymaan
Pusilan
Charles Hawkins
Messrs. Thorn
Union Hall Pofice Court
Davis
Lord John Russell
Drayman
Hawkins
John Russell
Exchequer
Exchequer Chamber
Queen v. P
M. Wantacz
Dryad
Central Criminal Court
Lord Denman
George Henry White
Woodroffe
Messrs
Hall
Petaone
Essts
Dudley
Pilgrim
India
Chalice
Alder
Bankside
Cooke
Commissioner Bowen
Crime and scandal stalk London mansions and streets
In Bow Street and nearby courts, a 24 year old William Smith and 27 year old Elizabeth Taylor faced remand for stealing clothes from Richard Taylor, who accused them of running away together after a six year marriage. The presiding lord mayor heard muttered insults, a claim of violence, and plans to consult the country while names and ages circulated amid bitter testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crim. Coy
William Smith
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Taylor
St. Ives
London
St. Martin’s Lane
John Smith
Mr. Hobler
Mrs. Taylor
Smith
Marylebone
Tae- Swell
Joseph Holden
Tufnell
Marylebone-street
Mr. Hardwick
Joe Holden
Marlborough Street
John Lewis
Greek Street
Soho
Compton-street
Danine Uncain Threr
Thomas Hawes
Great
White Lion-street
Elizabeth Mollan
New Westminster Bridewell
Marshall-street
Goldensquare
Bow Street
George Ireton
Jardine
Brown
Norfolk-street
Strand
Newgate
Wmn. Stacey
Whitehall
W. Reece
Marine Society
Mr. Young
The
Admiralty
Reece
Charingcross Hospital
Worship Street
Rogbery
Re Morse
Jane White
W. H. Woodall
Bishopsgate-street
Inspector
Exhibition of the Society of Painters in Water Colours
A private view at Pall Mall East previews the 37th annual Society of Painters in Water Colours exhibition, opening to the public Monday. The critic notes 333 works, praises hanging so that opposing pieces are not shown together, laments the cramped space, and highlights favorites by Cox, Fielding, and Lewis with detailed appraisal of selected works including Noon, Market People, Romny Marsh scenes, and Rosalind and Celia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Copley Fielding
Cattermole
Prince Albert
Rome
Neapolitan
St. Peter's
J. F. Lewis
Poussin
Athens
Lewis
C. Bentley
Lancaster Sands
Romney Marsh
Kent
Fielding
Cumberland
Flowers
T. Holland
Page
Frederick Taylor
W.evans
F.stone
Wakefield
Olivia
Varley
Gaspar Poussin
Hawking
Falconer
Scotchart
St. Vincent’s Rocks
G. A. Fripp
Stapleton Mill
Bristol
Watt
Rosalind
Celia
J. W. Wright
Miss Faucit
Tunnel
J.D. Harding
Venice
Naples
Porta del Carmigo
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History and Politics
Society of Painters In Water Colours
Pall-Mall East