Taxation Debate Sparks Wide Critique Of Smee Pamphlet
A London press review attacks Mr. Smee's proposed plan to extend the Income Tax to all classes while abolishing the Malt and Window Taxes. It questions equity, lists practical flaws, and cautions that the measure may burden laborers while offering little clarity on taxation justice. The piece ends noting continued coverage and upcoming discussions.
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Smee
Bank of England
Homer Stansfield
Stansfield
Smeet
M.P
Casimir Perier
John Russell
St. Paul's
Dewil
England
Smeetaliza
Smithfield Club Prize Cattle Show Described
The Smithfield Club prize cattle show draws crowds for a national display of oxen sheep and pigs. The piece notes Royal Albert and other nobles competing with mixed quality animals, outlines class winners and purchases, and praises rail links enabling distant buyers to secure stock for Christmas markets.
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Smithfield
West-end
Madame Tuasaud
Zoological Gardens
England
France
Europe
America
John Buil
Jobo
Smithfield Club
Prince Albert
Exeter
Stevens
Oxford
Trinder
Wantage
Hereford
Duke of Bedford
Bridge
Buttsbury
Maw
Tetley
Sussex
Selmes
Beckley
Viscount Torringto
Royal
Earl of Warwick
Peterborough
Earl of Leicester
North Devon
Minton
Duchess of Kent
Windsor
Marquis of Exeter
Durham
Goodwin
Godstone
Budge
Lambethwalk
Marsie
Slarp and Hale
Mighstreet
Marylebone
Charles Wake
Clase
Armfield
Brook-street
Bond-street
Bannister
Earl of
Collingwood
Abingdon
Milnes
Downham
Norfolk
T. Cowell
Brook Street
Hyde Park Gardens
George’ Phillips
Smith
Lower Marsh
Lambeth
John Booth
Lawrence
Rugby
John Hall
Kighton
Reading
King
Brighton
London
Derbyshire
Eane
John Painter
Leicester Wethern
Rudge
Lameth Wale
Remarkable Trial at Cologne for Theft from Baroness
In Cologne the Criminal Court tried M Oppenheim on charges linked to stealing a casket from Baroness de Meyendorff aboard a hotel stay en route from Aix la Chapelle to Paris. The case detailed two travelers Cronecker and Ullmann as fronts for Mendlesohn and Oppenheim seeking to seize an alleged rent charge of 25,000 a year. witnesses testified to the casket’s disappearance and recovery with indictments for tearing documents. The jury found M Oppenheim Not Guilty on both counts and he was discharged.
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Criminal Court of
Cologne
M. Oppenheim
de Meyendorff
Hotel de Mayence
Aix la Chapelle
Paris
Kronecker
Breslau
Ullmann
Berlin
Rhine
Uilmann
Esser
Basser
Boon
Dr. Mendlezohn
Royal Court of
Dr. Mendlesuhe
Dr. Mendlesohn
Hebersthel
Belgium
Felix Mendlesauhn
Count de Hatzfeld
Countess de Hatzfeld
Baroness of Meyendorff
M. Windscherf
Dusseldorf
Germany
Vienna
Schoenstein
Galignani
Congress of European Powers Lays Montpensier Marriage Aftermath
A rumour claims Louis Philippe seeks a congress of European powers to present the Montpensier marriage and the France England rift. He denies bad faith toward England and says a European peace is at stake. He vows to lay out the dispute with Victoria’s government and foresees a necessary congress to avert war. Tax speculation notes land purchases at Herringgate and Redmarley for cottages, £13031 4s 9d raised of £18000, with 36 cottages and a school on the Herringgate estate and future cottages planned on the Redmarley estate. Rev Lord Wrinkhesley Russell of Chenies has visited the sites.
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Louis Philippe
Europe
Montpensier
St. James's
England
France
Victora
Herringgate
Herts
Redmarley
Worcestershire
Chartians
Lord Wrinthesley Russell
Chenies
Murder of a Child by its own Father Barstor Bristol
In Bristol's Redcliffe district a butcher, John Cann, is in custody after a two o'clock attack on his wife near Bridge Street and the death of their ten week old infant Anne Elizabeth Cann. An inquest heard testimony from police, witnesses, and a hospital surgeon detailing skull fractures and brain injuries. The coroner noted circumstantial and presumptive evidence while the jury found willful murder against Cann.
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Standard
Lennox
City of London
John Ruasett
Mr. Pattison
G. Larpent
Baron Rothechild
Tuer Conner
Mont
Trinity Lodge
Kev
Trinity College
University Library
Senate House
King’s College Chapel
Byron
Thorvaldsen
Trinity
Duke de Medina Sidonia
John Manners
Milman
Lonp Asaley
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Leeds Mercury
Coppzn
Cobden
London
Manchester
Liverpool
Birmingham
Bristol
Leeds
Nottingham
Manchester Times
M. Micheret
M. Michelet
Thomas Hoop
Thomas Hood
Mr. Hood
Mrs. Hood
John Russell
Mre. Hood
Cheltenham
Plough Hotel
Taunton Courier
Hudson
York
Gateshead
Reform Club
St. Jamie’s Parx
St. Jamen's Park
Rtaal Railways
Thia
France
Belgium
Rhine
Prussia
Austria
Bavaria, &c
Holland
Italy
Barstor
Redcliffe
John Cann
Bridge Street
St Ation
Anne Elizabeth Cann
J. B. Grindon
General Hospital
John Thomas Read
Bath Street
Bristol Bridge
Ane
Abe
Masur
Witutas
Marson
Witoves
Buister
Ann Elizaveth Cenn
Wells
Elizabeth Bird
Cann
Camden Terrace
Dana
Bret
Mason
Thecbut
John Cana
Madge WildBre terror reports in Gateshead outskirts
Reports describe a hooded figure named Madge WildBre seen near Gateshead attacking pedestrians with a pistol. A young man named Cont from Lew Fell resisted, fired a blow, and escaped after four male helpers arrived. locals speculate the figure may be a man in disguise.
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Cent
Cout
Rasquerede
Wyndham
J. C. Dowsing
Gloucester Journal
Page
Wellesley
Wye
Hay
Bnilth
London
Wales
Hereford
Dowsing
Wyodham
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