Cobden tours and praise greet German rail trade advocates
Mr Cobden’s continental tour continues through Berlin and Stettin with a grand entertainment at Hotel de Preuss e, then to St Petersburgh and Moscow before returning via Stockholm Copenhagen and Hamburg. He lauds Free Trade, derides Protection and the Corn Laws, urges unrestricted navigation, and predicts zero duties as the aim, while Saxon and English observers applaud his stance. The piece also notes addresses in Bath and Bath elections, plus Dr Andrew Combe’s death and other assorted items.
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Conors
Svarrin
Sverrinn
Angott
Cobden
Berlin
Hotel de Preusse
Dantzic
Konigaberg
St. Petersburgh
Prince of
Prussis
Zollverein
Prussia
Allgemeine Preussische Zeitung
Stettin
England
Rozsvex Ayp
Rosback
London
Jbat
Bath
J. A. Roe- Space
Bath Chronicle
Axpuew Comsz
Andrew Combe
Gorgie Mill
Edinburgh
Combe
America
Times
United States
BaRken
Westminster County Court
Walsall
Wootton Bryans
John Hogg
Nottingham Journal
Australian Romance and Maritime Mystery in 1846 Debacle
A collection of scattered notes details an Australian emigrant tale, a Highlander prisoner tale, English legal quips, Maltese antiquities, Miss Martineau’s Holy Land reflections, a meteor of insects, and rich theatre and horse racing news across Victorian era journals. Names include Nelson, Britannia, Gipps Land, Melbourne, and notable performers at Covent Garden.
The Weather and the Crops in Various Regions
Reports from Leicestershire to Scotland describe harvest prospects and weather. In Lutterworth a recreation ground plan gains support from the Earl of Denbigh’s steward and the rector, with ground pledged for cricket and bathing. Separate items note a Midlands train-attack confession, Grovehouse Asylum deaths from likely chest trauma and restraints, and ongoing harvest weather across Britain with praise for crops and concerns over prices and disease.
Cameo Artists Seek Likenesses in Graving Trend
A young medalist named Ploourt introduces a new art on cameos by depicting likenesses, challenging traditional mythological subjects. His imperishable works have earned praise from Queen Victoria and the Prince Consort, with expectations of a longer stay unless recalled to resume medalist duties in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Army veteran Angus Alacphernon inherits fortune in India claim
A Wispram discharged soldier of the 93d Highlanders, Angus Alacphernon, has fallen heir to £2700 after a relative’s death in India. He works daily for the Duke of Sutherland and lives in Gomaple. A Vienna letter notes a Germanic Diet press reform based on the Danish code, with no censorship but seizure of objectionable numbers and journalist appeal. This marks a push toward press emancipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Alacphernon
India
Tis
Duke of Sutherland
Gomaple
Jfirness
Vienna
Double shooting at Mark Lane counting house ends in hospital
Saturday afternoon a London counting house incident left Mr George Crawley wounded in the face and Mr John Owenstone under arrest after attempting to shoot Crawley and then kill himself. Both men were taken to hospital, with police and doctors reporting favorable prospects.
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Dhe
Partica
George Crawley
Mark Jane
John Owenstone
Titchfield
Yates
Crawley
Seed
Owenstone
Jacon
St. Thomas's Hospital
Ovenatone
Mr. Crawley
Borous
Trickland
Edmonds
Guy’s Hospital
Hhs
Ras
Edwards
Cremer
Holborn
Ovenstone
Moat Hart
Fortues Particulars
St. Thomas's
Guy's Hospital
Old London Bridge
Boodstreet
West Ham
Disappearance of Government Official Griffith Stirs City
In eight to ten days a stir followed the absence of Mr. David Griffith a government tax collector and surveyor of weights and measures. The Waterloo Hotel receipt day saw no payment from him and a £300 to £1000 sum was due. He was later seen at Castle street hustings and sent a letter from Anglesey saying he would leave the island after that. He is married with three or four children. The Liverpool Courier notes the case amid other items. Also reported is a London police court dispute over access to a saloon for police searches with free vintner Beale arguing the police lacked authority to demand entry for foreign wines.
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Gener
Gateshead
Globe
Melbourne
James Nelson
Northumberland
Gipps Land
Ley
Levere
Réessot
Shamrock
Sydney
Launceston
Hes Masists
Mozart
Emoiselle Jenny Lind
Susanna
Morceau
Jenny Lind
Staodigl
Lablache
Madame Onietat
Staudigi
Bartolo
Colletti
Almaviva
Madame Solari
Piu
Italy
Sullaria
Figaro
Roan Starrax Opera
Covent Garpex
Naish
Mademoiselle Plankett
Nejad
M. Gontié
Bellini
Keeley
Kerachner
Lyceum
Mildenhall
R.B. Peake
Duke of Buckingham
Constantine
Duke of Nassau
Brunon
Macdonald
Earl and Countess of Pembroke
Grand Duke
Wardell
Royal Squaggy
Mapemorerle
Jexsy Sixo
Her Majesty's Theatre
Gardoni
Colatti
Lumley
National Gallery
Vernon
Glasgow
Sheridan Knowles
Uxrox
Loxnox
Society
Suffolk Street
Pall Mall
Phillipa
Calais
H.C. Selous
Redgrave
Royal Academy
Nazareth
J. R. Herbert
Elmore
Peter
Christ
Wheelright
Witherington
Christian Church
Pickersgill
Wales
Boddington
Mr. Haghe
Brewer's Corporation
Antwerp
F. R. Lee
Bacon
Webnert
Gisora
Milton
Allegro
Lutterworth
Leicestershire
Fitzherbert
Earl of
H. Johnson
Committee of Management
Reed
Bitteswell
Srnovatan
Birmingham
John Gardiner
Apeak
Gardiner
Midland Railway
Lusatia
Baker
John Mills
Grovehouse Asylum
Thomas Lynch
All Saints, Popler
Byas
N.N.E
Sussex Advertiser
The
Coors
Plymoura
England
Liverpool
America
France
Berkshire Chronicle
Dxvoxsuisk
Jus
Devonshire Chronicle
Aurora
Belfast
Annandale
North British Mail
Isvenxress
Moray ‘Firth
Golapie Muila
Sutherland
Doll
Clyne
Gulspie
Tain
Cou
Aloeas
Bayne
Invermoriston Inn
Campbeltown
Lossiemouth
Strath- Peer
Elgin
Inverness
Strinxesaingx
Stirling Observer
PeatTusHine
Perth
Fife
Cupar
Brewster
Leuchara Castle
Fifeshire Journal
Three Kingdoms
United States
Middle States
New York
Tse
Galloway
Dromore
Caldons
Dumries and
Galloway Herald
Corn Exchange
Dublin Freeman
Amerntcn
Ireland
Europe
New York Herald
David Griffith
Waterloo Hotel
Griffiths
Castle Street
Auglesey
Appear
Liverpool Courier
Visrwzas
Beale
Piccadilly
Marlborough Street
Arenes
Lewis
Frederick Thesiger
Bingham
Lewie
Medical treatise on generative diseases and restoration
An 19th century style prospectus for a revised edition of a medical work on nervous debility and disorders of the generative organs. The volume promises anatomical engravings and private correspondence, addressing sufferers from youth to old age, with guidance on treatment, marriage, and cure, published by Curtis and Co in London with multiple distribution points.
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J. L. Curtis and CO
Frith Street
Soho
London
Sun
Eveolog
Curie Om
Maxnoop
J. L. Curtis, and Co
Cusa
Manucop
Ilterate
United Service Gazette
Strange
Paternoster Row
Hacony
Oxford Streets
Cornhill
Sawler
Ann’ S
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Corresp
Eailware
Arbroath
Forfar
Chester & Birkenhead
Dublin & Drogbeds
Ees
Kingstown
Dundee
Durham
Sunderlon
Eastern Union
Kde Sass
Paisley
Ayr
Gresnock
Rochester
Gravesend
Great Western
Newcastle
North Shields
Tyne
Newcastle and
Carlile
Darlington
Greenwich
Seer
Tae
Atte
Pete
Fore
North Midland
Leeds
Selb Tha
Reece Ness
York
Rowen
Rouen
Haroc
A.h
Alleghanies
de Gourt
Galt
Kuet’s Mill
Ashton
Weles Ratne
Liverpool Albion
Barrett
Quinn
John Ashworth
Malta
William Winthrop
Hieily
Walter Lock
Royal Artillery
Cina Vecchia
Gozo
Miss Martineau
Holy Land
Propte
Ramsgate
Fiz
Ostend
Southend
Lady Bird
W. J
New Inn
Tee Pbeuwers
Corbin
Junetta
Leip
Eamer
Nterbury Journal
Thomas Bourchier
Chatham Veen
Tattersall
Bloor
Mathematician
Grimston
Gally
Mathematicien
J. Gerard
Sega
Martin
Harcourt
Pedley
Stephenson
O'Brien
St. Leger
Garat Youssarne
Mostyn
John Day
J. Scott
Sandford
Wepreys Pay
Mr. Moiklam
Taberstress
Templeman
3. L. Fox
G. L. Fox
C. Monck
Gily
Charlton
Arthur
Duke of Kent
Milliner
Sir Martin
Glenwell
Colis
T-Y.c
Mr. Bowes
Grean
Aasault
E. Edwards
Foljambe
Buffoon
Good Boy
Never Mind
Miss Harrison
Giinochie
Ete
Aristotle
Hon
S. Erskine
Scholefield
Tommy Moore
Mr. Meikiam
J. Clarke
N Ratcliffe
Taylor
George Stephenson
Husormonp
Hangerford
Alexander Tough
Francia Braithwaite
Thomas Cook
George Saunders
Richard Tomlinson
Edward M'Eanvoy
Hungerford Suspension Bridge
Horseferry
Thames
Hungerford Bridge
Yellow
White
James Dodd
George Bancroft
David Eld
Alfred Tomlinson
Edward M‘envoy
Pink
Francis Braithwaite
Cook
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