Public write ups expose Chartist foul play and calls for peace
A 1842 op-ed contrasts peaceful reform with Chartist agitation led by Feargus OConnor. It criticizes violent rhetoric, recalls the Manchester Peterloo era, and denounces revolutionary incitement while defending moral, lawful agitation and order amid ongoing Lancashire strikes and Birmingham disturbances. The piece denounces the Northern Star and its leaders and praises restraint and constitutional methods. It notes police, military presence and detentions around Manchester, Stockport, and surrounding towns as crowds gather and disperse.
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Feargus O'Connor
Birmingham
O'Connor
Attwood
Mr. Stephens
Bronterre O’brien
Mr. Attwood
Feargus O’connor
Lovett
Hetherington
Messrs. Douglas
Salt
Stephens
Ashton
Nottingham
Walter
Bronterre O Brien
Norsierna
Stalybridge
Manchester
Auch
Northern Star
London
Weekly Chronicle
Norwich
Hurrell
Ipswich
Peterloo
Star
Thistlewood
Ings
Brunt
Tidd
England
New Tariff and Trade Notes at Hull Market
The article reports ongoing cattle import under a new tariff affecting meat prices. Emerald Isle ships 12 cows 2 bulls 24 sheep. sheep sent inland. Rob Roy delivered 40 beasts but sale expectations unmet and cattle sent to Wakefield. Innisfail brought cows from Gottenburg. pig imports from Hamburg. Also mentions Hull Central Criminal Court orders attendance of prosecutors and witnesses at 9 am. A new pier opens at Erith with a gala, dinner, regatta, and remarks on Lord John Russell’s stance on reform.
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Emerald Isle
Rob Roy
Wakefield
Jutland
Holstein
Hamburgh
Exita
Erith
Bexley
Crayford
Dartford
Henry Wheatley
Bart
Lord John Russell
Lord Palmerston
Bedford
Regency Law Passed by French Chamber of Deputies
The Chamber of Deputies approved the Regency Law by 310 to 94. Debates centered on Thiers and the left, with amendments by Barrot clan. The Siecle and Courrier Français criticized Thiers, while The National framed his speech as a return to monarchy. Duke de Nemours visited Strasburg amid rumors of plague hoaxes. Thiers plans a Swiss tour with family. Near Alicant, salt-works were attacked but order restored. Madrid notes limited public appearances by Mr. Aston. Mocehin in Prussia burned. Neva bridge project financed by a new duty. Rome allocution stirs Russian diplomatic circles.
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Farner
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Chartist Association
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Hutchinson
Alexander Huttcuinson
Charles Stuart
Turner
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Kennedy
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Travis-street
Freau
Oldham
Albion Hotel
Hartley
Saddleworth
Yorkshire
Mosley
Smih
Sheffield
Paradise-square
England
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Trades of
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Joseph Nelson
Charles Skinner
Thos. Newton
Sam Harris
Matthew Bailey
Wm. Broadhead
Geo. Career
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Harvey
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Paris
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de Sade
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Barcelona
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Urbane
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Gerona
Neva
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Frankfort Gazette
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Christendom
Turbulent Turkey and Persia edging toward amicable accord
From Constantinople correspondent dated the 3rd, reports Persia and Turkey nearing settlement of the dispute. Despatches from Teheran and Erzurum noted, with British and Russian protests curbing shahs warlike aims. Reinforcements moved to Bagdad frontier while caravans barred entry. Porte ready to concede, sent officer to Persia with Canning’s instructions. French tariff remonstrance cites Russia tariff advantages.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Persia
Teheran
Erzercum
Baron de Bourqueney
Russia
Arrival of the British Queen and American negotiations
The British Queen arrives from New York in fifteen days with news on Lord Ashburton’s mission. Webster and Ashburton prepare a joint treaty on northeastern, Creole, and related questions. A Western Great is said to confirm favorable settlement. revenue veto and market notes follow. A Philadelphia riot over emancipation procession injures several, with property damage and mass arrests as authorities restore order.
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William Wright
John Fletcher
Wild
John Bramhall
Gaamimond
Meyer
Thal
Fang
Dis
Bades
Bedi
Sudmenty
Pires
Uires
Wanchester
Godley
Stockport
Hyde
Ashton
United States
Cowens
New York
Lord Ashburton
Mr. Webster
Senate
America
Great Westerns
Liverpool
Great Western
Hoskins
Great Britain
Philadelphia
British West Indies
Lombard Street
Schuylkill
Grand Jury
Defeat of British Troops at Port Natal Reported
Cape of Good Hope papers dated June 18 state that forces sent from the Cape to subdue the Boers at Port Natal were defeated. The commander, Captain Smith, led the expedition and the news arrived late Wednesday in the city.
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Port Natal
Cape of Good Hope
Cape
Captain Smith
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