Quarterly Review and the Anti Corn Law League clash
A critical defense of the Anti-Corn Law League against the Quarterly Review’s denunciation. The piece argues government ineptitude, defends Cobden and the League, and defends religious sentiment in the political struggle, warning against misrepresentation and urging repeal of the Corn Laws to prevent wage suppression and famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Quarterly Review
Anti-Corn Law League
London
League
Downing-street
Croker
Lord Stanley
James Graham
Cobden
Robert Peel
John Russell
Manchester
Saya
Baring
Villiers
Marquis of Hertford
Ferrand
Castler
Tory Times
Walter
Anti-Corn Law Association
County Commissions
Empire
Ydney Smith
House of Commons
Fatt
Carlisle
Dan
Brooks
Russell
Solomon
Cubden
Lord Morpeth
Nottingham
Dr. Bowring
Bolton
Hell
Royal visit and charity scenes at the castle
The Duke of Wellington arrived for a royal visit. A royal dinner list includes nobles and officers. Almonry figures report 800 elderly poor aided in London with 13 shillings each. The gate alms assisted 168 individuals. Countess of Denbigh’s death cited as brain disease, not fright. Lord Worsley injured in a hunting accident. recovery ongoing. Cork mourns Vice Admiral Henry Evans. Queen supports Grace Dantine monument. Bow Street magistrates and others donate to the distressed. Mrs Magnus death and recovery noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Gate
Joseph Hanby
Ahmomy
Denbigh
Lord Womsley
Lord Hill
The
Blues
Edward Kerrison
14Th Light Dragoons
7Th Hussars
Wick-apm
Mimal Evans
Cork
Henry Evans
Red
Oldtown
Grace Dantine
Archdeacon Thorpe
Bowstreet
Worship-street
Clerkenwell
Goldsmith's Company
Murner and Sticipe
Magnus
Barcelona executions and Barcelona tax decree in latest intelligence
Reports from Diario de Barcelona dated 13th detail 14 executions by the military commission, 83 condemned to confinement, and a 12 million real forced contribution for soldiers’ families and army costs. Madrid and Belgium news follow, with trade and currency concerns and US Mexico tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Diario of
Barcelona
Sersone
Diario
Madrid
Ith Iist
Padriota
Caray
Belgium
England
Mauritius
Tudia
Pondicherry
Kupland
Avrniony Nova Exeniss Fnom Tavernoon
Purape
Marshall
New York
Acadia
Mexico
Texas
United States
Santa Anna
Mexican Sea Board
Leanven
Scurestien
Zoological Society
Ethnological Society
Numismatic Society
Morning Chronicle
Liverpool Mercury
Lancelot Shadwell
Lushington
Westminster Hall
City of London
London
Corporation of London
Greenwich
United Kingdom
Bank of England
Wales
Scotland
Bank of Ireland
Ireland
Victoria
Oews
Hesey L. Wicknam
Christmas charity distribution across Windsor almshouses
The Queen's commands, via the Earl of Liverpool, ordered Christmas relief for Windsor's almshouse inmates and outdoor relief families. Provisions included meat, bread, plum pudding, potatoes, ale, and coal with per-person and family scales. Over 100 families benefited, averaging five members each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Adama
Windsor
Earl of Liverpool
Board of Guardians of the Windgor Union
Albert Edward
Prince of Wales
Duke of Cornwall
George Pearse
Braduinch
County of
Devon
Robert Peel
Winchester
K.C
Grove Roud
Nimrod
Lord Rodney
Theobald Fitwalter Butler
Downshire Hall
Hampstead
Marylebone
James Sherman Wilbraham
Furnival
Ian
Butler
Court of the Thames Police Office
Arbour Square
Stepney
England
House of Correction
Jardine
Bow-street
Greenwood
Clerkenwell
the Chronicle
Eastern Counties
Greenwich
Croydon
Brighton
Blackwall
York
North Midland
Shefield
Manchester
Great North of England
Leeds
Birmingham
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Midland
Hull
Selby
Gloucester
Derby
South Western
Great Western
London
Northern
Bridlington
Driffield
Malton
Market Weighton
Pickering
Pocklington
Tadcaster
Whitby
Puitport
Bishopstone
Bartlett
Brixham
Anstey’s Cove
Sam
Anstey's Cove
Marcus
Carthage
Western
Exeter
East India
China
Holmfirth
Bradford
Dreadful Fire at Liverpool Destroys Mills and Warehouses
A massive blaze roared through Lower Parliament Street and Greenland Street in Liverpool at five this morning, gutting Mr. Platt's resin and oil warehouse and spreading to Crane's warehouse and a hemp and cotton store. Losses were estimated between £45,000 and £47,000 with fears of further spread but no lives reported. military and fire-police aided, water supplies proved challenging, and most nearby structures were eventually saved by early afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Mr. Platt
Lower Parliament Street
Greenland Street
S.W
Liverpool Advertiser
Hewitt
Mr. Whitty
Crane's
Whitty
Perther Particuans
Liverpool Standard
Crane’s
Guyton's
Lieut. Butler
H.M.S
Northampton asylum dinner for convalescents event
A dinner and hall will be hosted at the Northampton asylum on Tuesday for male and female convalescent patients, with rules limiting visitors to dancing with a patient under the resident physician’s regulations. The notice appears amid other court and criminal reports across the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norraaueton Luxatre
Northampton
TRE Queens Bexcu
Dentix
Queen's Bench
Stamp Office
Law Fund
Justice Burton
Jraining
Clerkenwell
Crookes
House of Correction
Greenwood
Holywell Street
Patterson
Mary Ann Ladbury
Mercer's Place
Ratcliffe
Wapping
Old Grravellane
Mary Ann
Murper
Jane Hillier
Marylebone
Mary Ann Carrington
Upper
Berkeley-street
Paddington
Miss Milton
Mr. Phillips
Phillips
Albion-street
Hyde-park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anticorn Law League
Law and Police
Platt
Lord Brougham
Walford
Joy
Palmer
Culpepper
Moore
Feublanque
Justin
Flower
Julianoa Mannell
Harvey
Evans
Castle-street
Holborn
Mannell
Stanhope-street
Clare-market
Holywel-street
Boyd
Burnaby
Ryall
Chambers
Police Courts
Bridget Mahoney
Twyford
Russell Street
Coventgarden
Bridget
Mr. Twyford
Hanner
Childer
Mviragen
Darine Rossery
Charles Cox
Wnm. Horsford
Mendicity Society
Welbeck Street
Cavendish Square
Young
Dell
Her Majesty
Oxford-street
Cambridge-street
Connaught-square
Mr. Combe
Prisnvrr - Ob
Thames
Robert Gaynor
Wyman
Joseph Taylor
Gaynor
Ballantine
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