Opium Trade Critique Ignites China England Clash
A historical critique argues the Opium Trade corrupts morals and harms China, condemning British policy in India and Canton actions. It condemns Captain Elliott's stance, urges abolition of opium imports, and calls for trade with tea instead, stressing moral inconsistencies and national reputation.
Court and Fashion at St James’s and Bushy Park Events
Royal attendance at divine service in the Chapel Royal with a full clerical staff and music led by Sir George Smart. Queen Adelaide’s 47th birthday marked by inspections, regatta, illuminations, and a Bushy Park defense. Marriage of Edward Sherlock Gooch to Miss Harriette Hope Vere announced.
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Duchess of Kent
Chapel Royal
St. James's
Thackeray
Mr. Packman
Haden
Messrs
Packman
Cooke’s
Charlotte Dundas
Miss Paget
Miss Anson
Brand
Duke of Argyll
Earl of
Bushy Park
London
Middlesex
Alderman Johnson
Alderman Thomas Wood
Buckingham Palace
Countess of Charlemont
Marquis of Headfort
William Lumley
Colonel Buckley
Quen Adelaide
Foot Guards
Hyde Park
St. John’s
Westminster
Maarrtrace
Hiew Lire
Edward Sherlock Gooch
Thomas Sherlock Gooch
Bart
Benacre Hall
Suffolk
Mies Harriette Hope Vere
Elizabeth Hope Vere
Sacred Three Days Rally Shakes English Towns
Chartist actions across Birmingham Bristol Carlisle Chester Manchester and London show mixed activity during the sacred three days with factory stoppages riots dispersed by police and troops while public meetings urged ministers' dismissal and the queen's address. Notable incidents include a stabbing in Manchester, arrests in London and Nottingham, and widespread preparations by magistrates in several cities.
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Birmingham
Wolverhampton
Bristol
Brandon Hill
Lewis
Rice
Metcalf
Lavender
Neesome
Simeon
Carlisle
Chester
14Th Dragoons
Rifles
Highlanders
London
Manchester
Gaythornes
Mr. Beswick
Beswick
Barker
Smith
M‘mullin
Albion Mills
Pollard-street
Ancoats
Col. Wemyss
6Th Carabineers
79Th Highlanders
Nottingham
West Smithfield
St. Panul’s Cathedral
Kennington Common
O’connor
O’brien
Taylor
Carpenter
Williams
Johnson
Bronterre O’brien
Temple-bar
Newcastle-upon- Tyne
Bow-street
Gentleman travels 500 miles in under 20 hours on rail
A gentleman with a contract at Southampton left early one morning and reached Greenock by noon the next day having covered about 500 miles in less than 20 hours, according to the Greenock Advertiser.
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Southampton
Greenock
Riots and Death Sentence Sparks Birmingham Anxiety
The Birmingham public fears a possible commutation of the Warwick death sentences for Howell Roberts and Jones tied to July riots. Families beg mercy. petitions circulate in Birmingham and across the country. Roberts's wife details his upright conduct and poverty. Alibi witnesses and local support claim innocence and request clemency.
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Birmingham
Howell
Roberts
Jones
Warwick
Roberta
Council of the General Convention
John Russell
Court
Bartholomew-street
Francis Roberts
William Hall
Bourne
James Warden
Edgbaston-street
Richard Knowles
Hall
Joseph Fanther
Bradford Street
Joseph Tomkins
Knowles
Scholefield
Home Secretary
Seizure of arms at Chester warehouse
On Tuesday morning the high constable seized 273 chests with 5460 stand of arms from the Chester and Ellsmere Canal Company warehouse. The arms, shipped from Birmingham by Scott, were kept for orders and lodged in the castle armoury. Two chartists were arrested at Birkenhead with pistols and pikes and sent to Chester for examination.
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Chester
Wirral
Chester and Ellsmere
Scott
Birmingham
Thompson
Birkenhead
Cheshire
Liverpool
Opium Trade Crisis in Canton Ends With Surrender
The Canton episode shows Lin the imperial commissioner wielding vast powers aided by the imperial seal. Hong merchants surrender 1027 chests under threat of execution while Captain Elliott intervenes to protect British subjects and oversee opium deliveries to open trade gradually.
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England
China
Cam
Opinia
Great Britain
India
Java
Holland
Bengal
Medhurst
Gutzloff
Messrs. Oliphant and Co
Canton Register
Paris
London
Benhares
Behar
Andar Lon
Canton
Lin
Captain Elliott
Macao
Elliott
East India Company
Dover
Harwich
Yum Chuy
Foreign Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Dent
Mr. Dent
Hong Kong
Wampoa
Elliot
West Indies unrest and harvest weather across the kingdom
Reports show Jamaica workers resist rent and civil process with constables pushed back, troops sent. St Christopher's council and assembly clash over a money bill while St Lucia, Tobago, Trinidad, Demerara and Barbadoes face dissatisfaction and sugar crop concerns. Weather improves crops nationwide with a promising harvest. Scottish barley yields noted at Gordon Castle.
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West Indies
Jamaica
St. George
St Christopher’s
Council and
Assembly
House of Assembly
Assembly of Jamaica
Council
St. Lucia
Tobago
Trinidad
Demerara
Barbadoes
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Cambridge
Huntingdon
Lincoln
Kent
Leicestershire
Gloucester
Scotland
Gordon Castle
Mondsy
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