London Urged to Lead Anti Corn Law Mobilisation
The excerpt urges London to spearhead a new anti Corn Law movement, arguing free trade benefits London and rivals, detailing economic stakes for merchants, bankers, and labor. It calls for organized public meetings, cross party unity, and bold action before Parliament reconvenes, warning against apathy and urging decisive government leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anti Corn Law League
United States
the Quarterly Review
West End
Petersburg
Dantzig
Hamburg
Amsterdam
France
Calais
Toulon
Oporto
Lisbon
Cadiz
Genoa
Trieste
Odessa
England
Marylebone
Wiltshire
Buckinghamshire
Aletropolis
Anti-Corn-Law League
Common Council
Marliament
Anti Corn-Law League
Louden
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Lancashire
Cheshire
West Riding
Midland
Horsley Palmer
Raikes Currie
John Abel Smith
Jones Lloyd
Masterman
Grote
Lord Ashburton
Baring
Ikia
Robert Peel
Quarterly Review
Catholic Association
League
Tamworth
Prorogation ceremony marks new session in Parliament
The December 13 pro forma reopening featured the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Haddington, and Lord Fitzgerald as lords commissioners prorogued Parliament to February 2 next. The ceremony drew spectators in the Lords and Commons with royal display and official readings before the Commons departed. Meanwhile, Archduke of Austria visited Portsmouth and naval officials welcomed him aboard the Bellone frigate before a possible Gibraltar voyage. other notes cover U.S. tariff talk, Canada affairs, and European developments gathered from distant ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Logal
Earl of Haddington
Lord Fitzgerald
House of Lords
Lords
Pulman
Commons
Hindley
M.P
W. Lee
H. S. Smith
Lords and Commons
Prince of Wales
Royal Gallery
Counsel
Portsmouth
Imperial
Archduke of Austria
London
Gosport
Bellone
Archduke
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Pavazza
Dockyard
Sir Edward Codrington
H. Parker
Hyne-rank
Earl of Lincoln
Embezzlement funds prompt royal gifts and hospital news
Royal donations of £150 from the King of Hanover and the Duke of Cambridge bolster the Richmond Savings Bank to cover deficits caused by Captain Belstead's embezzlement. Sir Cuantes Nugent recovers from a serious accident and Sir Charles remains at Charing Cross Hospital. The Times notes a student presentation at Charing Cross Medical College and a bustling railway and science calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King of
Hanover
Duke of Cambridge
Richmond Savings’ Bank
Belstead
Cuantes Nugent
Sir Charles
Charing-cross Hospital
Close
Charing Cross Medical College
Edwin Canton
M.R.C.S
Joan Moons
Willliam Neale
William Gries
India
China
Bengal
United Service Gazette
Midlands Counties Railway Company
Nottingham Review
Eysvine Weers
Statistical Society
Institute of British Architects
Linnean Society
Chemical Society
Society of Arts
A. Smith
Higgs
Microscopial Society
Royal Society
Numismatic Society
Society of Antiquaries
Royal Society of Literature
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Grand Junction
Great Western
Brighton
Southampton
Northern
Birmingham
Derby
Gloucester
Holyweill-street
Maule
Treasury
Patterson
Ryall
Hall
Bow Street
Globe
The
Standard
London
Knight Bruce
Willis
Bowstreet
Bruce
Battot
Northampton Herald of
Northampton
Northampton Herald
Committee
Oak Club
Richard Phipps
Wm. Higgins
Thomas B. Hewlett
John Jeffery
John Stevenson
John
Campion
Miporesex Hospital
Middlesex Hospital
Herbert Mayo
Alexander Shaw
John Wardell
Campbell de Morgan
John Harrison
Erasmus Wilson
de Morgan
Harrison
Bir. de Morgan
Tower Hamlets
Woolwich
Board of Ordnance
John Bull
Brussels
Suppen
Webb and
Sothey
Waterloo Road
Lambeth
Granby Terrace
Southey
Kennington-lane
St. Martin’s-le-Grand
Wilmot
Cleaver-street
Kennington-cross
Albermarle Street
Robert Keate
Piccadilly
Keate
Atas HrewSee
Illegal horse time match ends with £5 verdict at Guildhall
Lord Abinger ruled betting illegal and no contract formed in a case of a £5 deposit over a horse speed trial at Camomile Street. The jury found for the plaintiff, noting many sporting figures attended, while other court reports covered coiners, blasphemous placards, and a swell mob robbery case in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Watson
Gill
Lord Abinger
Mr. James
Applegarth Vc
Collins
Jervis
Guildhall
SmAasnens
John Key
John Dear
Little John
Robin Hood
Bow Street
Holywell Street
James Patterson
Chambers
Holyoke
Gloucester
Elliott's Row
Elephant and Castle
Bruce
Yahoo
Ryall
Anti-Persecution Society
Patterson
Howe
Puric
Hall
John Clarke
Green Yard
Mr. Twyford
James Gardner
Witess
F 129
Covent-garden Market
Marylebone
Elias Collis
Bank of England
Jane Pounce
Edward-street
Portman-square
Edmund-street
Dorset-square
Park Street
Dorset Square
John Doff
Black
D Division
Worship Street
Henry Felstead
Hancock
Elizabeth Wilson
Camberwell Fair
St. Luke's
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Pras
Gland
Etry
Weekly Chronicle
Canada
Acadia
Liverpool
New York
Congress
Europe
Washington
Colonel Webb
New York Courier and Enquirer
Marshall
Webb
M‘coy
Lilly
James Sullivan
Hammer Lane
Charles Bagot
Baldwin
Murray
Price
Duggan
Montreal
Illustrious
Halifax
Bermuda
Sir C. Adam
Guadaloupe
Great Britain
Texas
Spain
Barcelona
Espartero
Barcelona Constitucional
Journal
Des Debats
Constitucional
Barcelona Journal
Medats
Junta
Louis Philippe
Neuilly
Tuileries
Starx
Madrid
Patriota
Seville
Gazette
Hotel de Ville
Arralns
PortvGat
Falmouth
Lady Mary Wood
Portugal
Rome
Lord Aberdeen
Nacional
Silva Cabral
Costa Cabral
Tae Levant
Alexandria
Walia Times
Syria
Pacha
Damascus
Druses
Sheik Jouasouf Abdel Malek
Khan-el-Hussein
Saida
Bereddim
Omar Pacha
Abdallah
Beshir
Pest
Hungary
Servia
Austria
Michael
Russia
Alexander Myartem
Jamaica
St. James
Spring Estate
Moor Park
Montego Bay
Peel Ann Pia
Bedminster
Bristol
Oxenham
Hoaxingham
Peel
Sir Robert Peel
Zur Robert
Sir Robert Pee
Western Times
Sin Supney Smith
Sydney Smith
Jane Porter
Thaddeus
Warsaw
Sir Sydney Smith
H.m.s.thunderbolt
Broke
Whitehall
Dwyer
Lord Healet
Emerson Tennent
Ross. Peel
Botton Beront Mott
Leeds, Mercury
Charles Clements
West Riding of Yorkshire
South Lancashire
Matvery Union
Morrison
Richard Pitt
Edinburgh Witness
Romish
Westminster Abbey
Gladstone
Oxford
Leeds
Huddersfield
Manchester
Bradford
Law and Police
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