History and Politics Note on Incomplete Manuscript
An accident halted the insertion of the 12th letter Cotton Twist to Sir R. Pees after the manuscript had copies pared. It shall appear in our next.
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R. Pees
Lord Ashley's Pastoral Plans and the Corn Laws Debate
A critical appraisal of Lord Ashley's proposals on working conditions and corn laws. The piece argues his aid to labor is limited by his neglect of wages and market access, contending that current policy requires broad industrial reform rather than pastoral fantasies. It notes low profits, widespread loss in major industrial depots, and calls for balanced intervention to protect vulnerable workers without destroying jobs.
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Lord Ashley
Ashley
Manchester
Stockport
Huddersfield
Bolton
Leeds
England
Florian
Boaz
Mance
Salford
Lancashire
Seth i Ey
Ruth
Ibley
Artizan
Ticultural
FDS
Ladegen
Bennett
Nicuttur Pini
Wiltshire
Issous
House of Lords
Earl Spencer
Marquis of Clanricarde
Lord Spencer
House of Commons
New Press
Henry Charles Howard
Earl of Surrey
MalTravers
John Earl of Stair
Oxenfoord
Cousland
Edinburgh
Alentine Earl of Kenmare
Baron Kenmare
Castle Rosse
Kerry
George Hamilton Chichester
Earl of
Belfast
Baron Vivian
Glynn
Truro
Cornwall
Henry Brooke Parnell
William Cunliffe Lister
Bradford
Ellis Cunliffe Lister
Farfield-house
Addingham
Lister
Hobson
Guiseley
Burke
Bristol
William Busfeild
Upwood
Reform
Wm. Busfeild
James S. Wortley
Lancaster
Leeds Mercury
Liverroot Carron Manxer
Sid
Daniel Maclise
R.A
George Fry
Royal Academy
J. Varley
B. Bernasconi
Lord Colborne
Haddon
Creswick
Vargas
S. Haghe
New
T. D. Light
Copley Fielding
Barrett
Fripp
Duncan
Prout
de Wint
Dodd
Tomkins
Shayer
J. P. Knight
A.R.A
Axnp
ForrerGn Scuoou Society
Committee of Management
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Westminster Road
Chelsea
Manor-house
Sydney Smith
Mr. Smith
George Rudland
Carman
Sinnott
Clerkenwell
East Smithfield
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Lerp Byros
Garek Protece
Mustapha Ali
Stanhope
Wood
Leicester Stanhope
Greece
COURT AND FASHION AT WINDSOR REVIEW AND FROGMORE PLANS
Windsor and Royal party attend a morning review of the 72d Highlanders by Prince Albert in Home Park. Later Queen Victoria and Prince Albert parade in the Windsor grounds with royal attendants. The crown plans extensive Frogmore improvements costing about £20,000, including gardens, terraces, fences, and interior work for Duchess of Kent and visits by the Queen.
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Her Majesty
Prince Albert
Duchess of Bedford
Lady Leveson
Countess of Erroll
Ida Hay
Caroline Somers Cocks
Sarah Mary Cavendish
Marquis of Headfort
Lord Leveson
Lord A. Paget
Earl of Erroll
Major Keppel
Wylde
Princess Royal
Queen Adelaide
Windsor
Frogmore Lopez
Turspay
Sophia
Frogmore
Princess Augusta
Augusta
Charlotte
Old Windsor
Royal Palaces
Cumberland and
Cranbourne Lodges
Great Park
Kingston
Frogmore House
Her
George IV
Duchess of Kent
Frogmore-lodge
Earl Granville
Paris
Duke of Devonshire
Chiswick
France
Augsburgh
Clementine
Louis Philippe
Saxe Coburg
Goodwood Pank
Duke
Duchess of Richmond
Earl of March
M.P
Lennox
Goodwood
Inverary Castle
Argyleshire
Duke of Argyll
Earl Bruce
Lord Ernest Bruce
Marquis of
Ailesbury
Berwick
Augusta Wentworth
Dannesfield Samson
Ernest Bruce
Duke of Clarence
Adelaide
Constitution-hill
Hyde-park Corner
Piccadilly
Ireland
Barnstaple
German theatre troupe sails from Tower stairs to Germany
The German company from Theatre Royal Drury Lane under Herr Schumann left London for Liverpool and Manchester, then departed by Rotterdam steamer at seven Sunday morning. The director Herr Staudigl and the entire company have returned to Germany amid heavy losses in Manchester and related legal actions. The report also notes improvements in Gravesend river piers to replace risky boat landings for steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre-royal, Drury-lane
Herr Schumann
London
Liverpool
Manchester
Rotterdam
Tower Stairs
Herr Staudigl
Germany
M. Schumann
Grays
Gravesend
Francis Egerton
Ear
Chelsea
Latest Intelligence From The Gazette And European News
A lengthy news digest notes conflicting Paris reports on the Duke de Bordeaux’s health, royal condolence movements, and potential visits by dignitaries. It covers naval dispatch plans, Turkish and Syrian affairs, Spanish regency, Turkish frontiers, and European military and political tensions. also includes American news on M Leod, economic notes, and London reports on Parliament openings, with various local disturbances and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette de France
Duke de Bordeaux
Moniteur
Parisien
France
Kirchberg
Bordeaux
Presse
Matheretes
Boulognershal Soult
Marquis of
Constantinople
Alexandria
Baron de Bulow
Augsburg
Niséé
Servian
Beyront
Lebanon
Jerusalem
el Arish
Syria
Porte
Constitutionnel
Candia
Tahir Pacha
Mustapha Pacha
Sphakia
Vassili
Madrid
Amwmerica
M‘leod
Franck
Paris
EU Mons
Guizott
Austria
Toulon
Switzerland
Berne
Tessino
Locarno
Lombardy
Piedmont
Spain
Christina
Duke of Victoria
Ferdinand
Cortes
Antonio Gonzales
Narvaez
Buartero
Senor Arguelles
Turkey
Leipsic
Mehemet Ali
Mehemet
Ibrail
M. Blanqui
Bulgaria
M. Emile de Girardin
Canton
Battisa
London
25Th Regiment
Cape
Woolwich
London and Brighton
Dupley
Birmingham
Enniskillen
Cartwright
Badger
Park Head
Martin and Evers
Wolverhampton
Croydon Assizes and City Court Offenses Report
Summary of assorted 1840s London and Croydon legal matters including Puntin v Lord Grantley at Guildford assizes with damages. Middlesex Session actions on leet weights and obstructing inspectors. City Court requests on canvassing payments. ratcatcher case. Mansion House forgery linked to Raphael alias Wells. Westminster bridge pin theft. Thames Office assault on a ship carpenter. Kensington police wall damage case. Names include Sir N Tindal Abinger Thesiger Lock, Hutchison, Bagley, Holloway, Child, Williams, England, Raphael, Wells, Brown, Hughes. Locations cited: Guildford, Clerkenwell, Whitecross Street, Tower Hamlets, Westminster Bridge, Belgrave Square, Regent’s Park, Wapping, Shadwell. Dates: Saturday sessions, 1840 era.
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Croydon
Punten
Lord Grantley
N. Tindal
Lord Abinger
Guildford
J. Hockley
Sergeant Shee
Petersdorff
Mr. Locke
Thesiger
Platt
Mr. Chambers
Locke
Gs A
Finsbury
House
Clerkenwell
Green
Child
Russell
Knight
Carpenter
Chapman
Warmer
Lambert
John Holloway
Southampton Wharf
Islington
Holloway
Richard Foxall
Whitecross-street
Inspector Child
Turner
Walter King
High-street
Stoke Newington
William Garrett
Copenhagen House
Warner
Mr. Chapman
Garrett
George Speedy
Ball's Pond
John Gambain
Northampton-street
David Kimpton
Chalk
William Coles
Charlotte Gent
William Walker
Turnmill-street
William Riley
George Cooling
Bishop’s-court
William Ball
Rosaman-street
William Westcott
Upper Baker Street
John Watmough
Noble‘street
Thomas Mayne
Whitecross Street
Samuel Chartry
Leather Lane
Francis Clayworth
York-place
William Hawood
Edw
Granger
King’s Row
Pentonville
John Taylor
Weavers Arms
Hutchison
Bishop
J. J. Kelly
Black Horse
High Street
Shadwell
Stephens
St. Paul's
St. John's
Wapping
St. George's
Bagley
Kelly
Borough Court OF Requests
Tiffin
Sibthorpe
House of Commons
Battersea
William Parsons
Billy Nonose
Billy
Long Bob
Billy Nionose
Plaintff
Nate
Wenright
House of Hanbury and Co
Blackburn
Regent’s Park
Birmingham
Raphael
House of Messrs. Hanbury and Co
Messrs
Hanbury and Co
Messrs. Rawbone and Co
Christie
Gracechurch-street
Bank of England
Wells
Belgrave Square
Rawbone
Taylor’s and Co.’s
No. 7
Hobler
Hughes
Brown
Evered
Gregorie
Worship Street
William Bridget
John Harris
Broughton
John Pegram
Waltham Abbey
London
Eastern Counties
Shoreditch
Bishop Blaise
Newinn Yard
Harris
Bridget
Kemp
N Division
Rowland
House of Correction
Thames
William Williams
Broderip
Stephen England
Williams
Pernambuco
England
Campdenhill
Kensington
Henry Willock
Henry
Hill
T 113
Kensal Preen
Hammersmith
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