History and Politics in the Free Trader No. XXVI
A long denunciation directed at Sir Robert Peel and the Whig government, accusing them of reform retrenchment and peace failure. The piece attacks the Sliding Scale, criticizes a new revenue enquiry, and argues that wheat taxes harm the poor while aristocrats escape. It cites Derby Leeds Holmfirth Denby wages declines and rising misery from a lordly tax on food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Grey
Peel
Buckingham
Dawson
Robert Peel
France
New York
Odessa
Somerset
Daddie Rat
Tolbooth
Customs and Excise
Ars
Wellington
Nccessaryship
England
Derby
Denby
Denby-dale
Ealy
Charles Mott
Bolton
Leeds
Court and Fashion. Royalty and public notices in London
The morning pages report the Queen, Prince Albert, and the Duchess of Kent visiting various royal venues, a deer hunt at Ascot, and the christening plan for the Prince of Wales. Also noted are convalescence of the Queen Dowager, a cabinet council at the Foreign Office, and obituaries and appointments across nobility and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Duchess of Kent
Fanny Howard
Edward Bowater
C. A. Murray
Ascot
Adelaide Cottage
Countess of Gainsborough
Caroline Cocks
Miss Cavendish
Earl of Warwick
W. Lumley
Earl of Gainsborough
Prince of Wales
Edward Everett
United States
King Albert
Europe
Portugal
Dublin Evening
Malta
Cambridge Chronicle
Makinage
St. George’s Church
Hanover Square
Arthur Brinsley Brooke
Henry Anson
Chalfont Park
John Hibbert
Foreign Office
Robert Peel
Duke of Wellington
Lord Wharncliffe
Duke of Buckingham
Earl of Aberdeen
Lord Stanley
James Graham
Exchequer
Earl
Burghersh
Sarah Anne
Robert Child
Catesby Park
Middlesex
John Lord Burghersh
Priscilla Anne
William Wellesley Pole
Maryborough
Sarah Sophia
George
Earl of
Jersey
Augusta
Lord Barrington
Earl of Morley
Arthur Paget
G.C
Maria
John
William Viscount Duncannon
Jane
Richard H. Saunders
Henry Sutton
Montague Villiers
Cecily Jane Georgiana
Northampton
Anne
Belmore
Bath
James Caldwell
Castle Calwell
Armar
Central Criminal Court
Epping
Hainhault
Elizabeth Mathew
Llandaff
Phipps
George Wm. Phipps
Royal Military Academy
Woolwich
Woolwich-common
Royal Engineers
Royal Military Artificers
Cuppage
Royal Artillery
Pester
Royal Horse Artillery
Royal Exchange
Parisy
St. Bride
St. Bride’s
T. Dale
Wood
Mr. Bodkin
Rochester
Home Office
Bodkin
Graham
Globe
Peel
Lawrence Peel
Bengal
Viscount Howick
Sir G. Grey
Hedworth Lambton
Earl of Durham
Countess of Durham
Lambton
Rome
Genoa
William Bentinck
India
Mary Lambton
Roya Ava ToGrara
Calabar
Brassy
Duke Ephraim
Brighton
King of the Two Sicilies
Landlord's Tax for the Week on Wheat Alone
The excerpt cites a public expenditure retrenchment plea and a plan to found a temple on justice, ending with a line intended for future letters. It notes Landlord's Tax for the week on Wheat alone at .£ 286,700 and mentions Cotton Twist as a line.
Trials of French Conspirators Amid Court of Peers
Paris papers report on the trial of Que nisset and accomplices in the Court of Peers with Dufour refusing to name co conspirators. New evidence against Dufour prompts renewed witness testimony and a potential scaffold. Also covered are royal guard changes, Navarre operations, Caledonia’s voyage, Buenos Ayres reports, Adams on China war, Cork union pauper measures, and a lunacy commission case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dufour
M. Cremieux
Quenisset
Boucheron
Fougeray
Court of Peers
Colombier’s
Précureur-General
Rioul
Boggio
Martin
Charles
Stair
Hussars
Rivero
Navarre
Burgos
Old Castile
Aleson
Rivera
Madrid
Bayonne
Rodil
San Sebastian
Royal Guard
Tafalla
Caledonia
Lott
Liverpool
Boston
Halifax
Roscius
England
Prince de Joinville
Lord Morpeth
New York
Jamaica
Duke of Cornwall
Burenos Aynes
Alice Brooks
Buenos Ayres
Oribe
Tucuman
Lagos
Lavalle
Pacheco
Cuyo
la Madrid
Mendosa
Benavides
Flores
Santa Cruz
Peru
Col. Angula
Pieura
John Quincy Adams
China
William the Fourth
Lord Napier
Canton
Britain
Asia
Dustin
Board of Guardians
Cork Union
Cork
Jupiter
Cantillor
M‘carthy
Mr. Cantillor
Mr. M‘carthy
Mr. Hackett
Ireland
Earl de Grey
Home Department
London
Hornsey-wood Tavern
Phillimore
Northumberland House
Carter
The Royal Christening at St George's Chapel Windsor
Royal christening set for St George's Chapel Windsor amid limited castle accommodation. Knights of the Garter summoned to attend on Feb 10, with a walking procession from royal apartments to the chapel and tickets for privileged spectators. Also notes Prince of Wales arms bearing meeting and Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar’s guard service, plus mentions the Art Union of London patronage prospects and other court news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PaLack Curt Cuar
Court Journal
St. George’s Chapel
Windsor
Castle
Buckingham Palace
St. James’s
Maejesty
Frogmore
Castle Hill
Milman
Cumberland
Cranbourn Lodges
Windsor Great Park
Knights of the Garter
Royal Apartments
Prince of Wales
Her Majesty’s Most Honourable Privy Council
Council
Robert Peel
James Graham
York Herald
Prince Edward of
Saxe Weimar
Four Guards
Sadbury-hall
Art-Union
London
Prince Albert
Duke of Cambridge
Royal
Landseer
Huntsman
Ganter
Duke of Buckingham
Lord Wharncliffe
Earl of Westmoreland
S.C. Horry
Ryland
Sergeant Arabin
Drata
Barxilt
Jenniswoope
Earl of Haddington
Admiralty
Mellersteinhouse
N.B
Mr. Baillie
James Pringle, Bart
Marchioness
Breadalbane
Countess of
Countess of Ashburnham, Sir George Baillie Hamilton
Berlin
Hutt
Walter James
Carlton Club
Bruen
Carlow
Strand
Jupee
Arabin
John Nicholl
House of Commons
Yorks
York Castle
Leeds Mercury
Statistical Society
Institute of British Architects
Numismatic Society
Caanres Scott
Wattreer
Constantinople
Teheran
Elchi
John M‘neil
Farrant
Persia
Todd
Tabriz
Duhamel
Count Medem
Alexandria
Eome
Wigmore Street
Hanover
Galignani
George Offer
John Morley
Well Street
Col
Geo. Macdonald
Sierra Leone
Suffolk
Metropolitan Anti-Corn Law Association
Leeds
Glasgow
Bradford
Manchester
Liverpool
Es'vis Ei
Nes
Injunction upheld in Kerry v Hoover over Post-office Almanack piracy
Knight Bruce grants continued injunction restraining Hoover or agents from publishing the Post-office Almanack as piracy of Kerry’s Post-office London Directory. Costs awarded against the defendant after partial hearing and defense arguments. Also notes bankruptcy, theater fraud, and police court cases across London with remands and investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight Bruce
Kerry
Hoover
Post-office London Directory
Cooper
Tripp
Simpkinson
Bickner
Stevens
Nottingham
Holroyd
Borrodaile
Edwards
Fiat
Mansion House
Haymarket
William Hutchings
Archibald Harles
George Smith
Haymarket Theatre
Alderman Wilson
Hutchings
Belvedere-terrace
Southwark-bridge-road
Hobler
Twyford
Goldsmiths’ Company
Mace
Covent Garden
Daniel Linch
Marlborough Street
Eliza Hubbard
King
St. Martin’s Court
A.t
Lieve
Welli
John ‘Williams
Open
London
Bond-street
Mr. Greenwood
Burrell
Coleman Street
Alphonse Gifford
Childe
Wise and Childe
Barton
Burns
Philadelphia-place
Hackney-road
Cotton
Attenborough
Shoreditch
Watson
Whitecross-place
Finsbury
Davis
Old-street
Greenwich
Croypon
Ballett
Brighton
Charles Goldsmith
Croydon
Thomas Ballett
Train Collision at Dartmouth Arms Court Delays Case
Witnesses in a Borough Court case describe a collision after a train departed from the Dartmouth Arms with a driver accused of being drunk. Several passengers were bruised, lights and signals debated, and the prisoner denied intoxication while a red light dispute emerged. The magistrate remanded the driver to a Thursday hearing with bail granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydenham
Sidmouth Arms
Croydon
Goldsmith
Witess
Mr. Grove
Jeremiah Braybrooke
London
Dartmouth Arma
William Adams
Dartmouth Arms
Seamann
Croydon Railway Police
Brighton
James Livermore
John Scobley
Borough Court OF Requests
Tae Dustmay
Joseph Brown
Charles Norton
Chenghtery
Sal
Prince of Wales
Bill Saunders
Cheerman
Commissioner
Brown
Murder at Seven Stars Inquest Returns Wilful Murder Verdict
The resumed inquest into Henry Grayson's death at the Seven Stars public house on December 4 concluded with a verdict of Wilful Murder against Robert Woods Isaac Jacques and Thomas Molyneux. Witnesses described a night of drinking quarrels threatened violence and a found murder weapon near the scene with papers read then burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grayson
Henry Colquitt
Seven Stars
Jacques
Woods
Molyneux
Rose
Howard
James Manchester
Witness
Parr
Arnold
Eccleston
Monks
Gerrard’s Arms
John Marsh
Jack Tasker
Grayson
Wm. Arnold
Colquitt
Jas. Brenan
Parrs
John Tasker
Gerrard
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