Anti Corn Law Meeting in Tottenham Demands Repeal
A large Tottenham gathering chaired by Thomas Gibson, Esq., heard Sidney Smith urge immediate repeal of the corn laws. The meeting, with about six hundred attendees, urged petitions and a Tottenham memorial to the Queen. Other items covered include Loyal Society of Ancient Britons addresses and public meetings across Somerset, Sussex, and Cumberland in support of repeal and broader reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tottenham
Russell
Sale Room
Sidney Smith
Thomas Gibson
Prince Albert
Duchess of Kent
Prince of Wales
Sergeant Atcherley
Colonel Wood
Middlesex
John Jennings
W. Williams
Dr. Rowland
Principality
Lord Lovelace
Lord Poulett
William Medlicott
Alexander Flood
Gere Langton
WV. Miles
T. D. Achad
F. H. Dickinson
Poulet St. John Mildmay
Sussex
Lewes
Earl of Chichester
Earl Delaware
Lord March
Pechell
Woodward
Frost
Gritz
Borroy
Bolton Society For the Protection of the Poor
Bolton
Lusury
Bolton Free Press
Lancashire
Liverpool
Liverpool Times
Tory Finance Committee
Hardihood
John Bird
Manchester Times
Leicester
Leicestershire Mercury
Nottingham
Gloucester
Earl of Ducie
A. W. Paulton
Manchester
CaRuisie
Carlisle Journal
Dinburgh
Ilthend
Scotland
Bats
Guildhall
William Hunt
Thomas Fare
Church of England
Eman
America
Neas
Speaker
Admiral Gordon
Henry Vincent
House of Commons
Vincent
Buckingham
Philp
Bath
J. Edridge
South Shields
Tyne Mercury
Pappixcton
Anti-corn-law Association
Praed-street
Smart
Smith
Wright
Slarke
Finsbury Chapel
Peter A. Taylor
F. Taylor
P. Taylor
Darwen
Britain
Blackburn Gazette
Upper
Grosvenor-street
Ashburnham-place
Battle
Susses
Ash Bynton
Franz Baring
Bremen
Franz
John Dunning
Ashburton
Francis Baring
Lord Ashburton
Alexander Bering
Cobbett
Old Bingham
Philadelphia
United States
Bonaparte
Louisiana
Floridas
Mexico
Callington
Lord Clintors
W. B. Baring
Thetford
Essex
Western
Bishop Stortford
Peel
Wellington
Board of Trade
Mint
Baron Ashburton
Baron de. L'Isle
Dudley
Privy Council
Sir Thomas Baring
M. P
F. T. Baring
Portsmouth
Henry Bingham Baring
Treasury
M.P
Marlborough
Henry Thynne
H B. Labouchere
Taunton
Phillip Lacock Storey
King
Lords
Commons
Mr. Baring
Peert
London
Melbourne
House of Lords
Earl Fitzwilliam
Lord Fitzwilliam
Bath-house
Piccadilly
the Grange
Alresford
Arxon
John Murray
Fesskinus
David the First
Murray
Sir John Murray
Tullibardine
Atholl
John
Earl of
James
Baron Murray of
Stanley
Strange
Earl Strange
Bart Mount Edgecombe
Ean Talbot
Strathallan
Northumberland
Glenlyon, &c
Henry Murray
Dunmore
Nairne
Isle of Man
Carpenter
Crown
George the Third
Duchess of
Pitt
Lord Eldon
Duke of Clarence
Duke of Niorfoll
Holland
England
Atholl Hottie
Jand' Moira Castle
Isle of Matt
Russian conduct praised amid Ottoman tensions and fears of mischief
Reports from Constantinople praise Russia for calm handling of disputes with England and Teheran, deny claims Russia seeks five million ducats, note continued naval buildup and troop movements near the Ottoman Empire. Alexandria and E gypt discuss quarantine and customs changes under Turkish treaty, with travel fever and plague, while news from Hobart Town and Cape Town cover trade woes, wine prospects, and notable deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinofle
England
St. James
Teheran
St. Petersburg
Russia
Unkiar Skelessi
Iustria
Turkey
Yavar Pacha
Volo
Salonica
Larissa
Adrianople
Sofia
Alexandria
Syria
Egy
Damietta
Cairo
Pacha
Egypt
Boghas Bey
Hobart Town
South Australia
South Africa
South African Commercial Advertiser
Cape Town
Lordohn Russell
New South Wales
M‘kenzie
Col. M‘kenzie
Margaret
O. G. Fehrzen
Tur Burris
Beechy
Earl of Westmoreland
Berlin
Lord Burghersh
Specimen from the Comic Almanac and London notices
A digest of a periodical specimen as part of a longer entertainment feature. It includes satirical verse on the King of Hanover and Ernest, a mock diary from Miss Potts and Mr Pippy, and a Chaunthurmut Gazette marriage notice. The piece mixes comic vignettes, urban curiosities, and social quirks with spoof statistics about Camberwell fair and lunatic asylums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pippy
Mr. Pippy
Valentine
Smart
Celia Potts
Charlotte
Ceri Potts
Charturmut
Miss Potts
Celia
Mr. Tweak
Tweak
Tom Johnson
Purneas
Mr. Vippy
Hero
Leander
Helespont
John
Carlo
Dexta Potts
Chanturmut Gazette
Phineas Pippy
Anthony Potts
THE SHOP AND THE SHAY A CURIOUS LIVING CARD
An artistic miscellany mocks two life paths the shopkeeper and the coachman with verses on shop and shay and their spouses as satire. It includes The NURSE SOLILOQUY and a satirical tale of fraud by a Smith and a royal parade. Also notes a new Burns edition and notes on Chantrey bequest plus local church rate politics and market chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Regent Street
Mousseulin-De-Laines
Burns
Swallow
Renard
Prinées
Guy Fawkes
Edward the Black Prince
William Roofus
Ford
London
Richard the Second
Henry of Lancaster
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Duke of Buckingham
Chantrey
Francis Chantrey
Lady Chantrey
Sir Francis
Academy
Great Britain
Roubiliac
Rome
Gibson
Royal Academy
Chantrey Fund
South Hackney
H. H. Norris
Offer
Paten
Morning Chronicle
Anatomy of the Scottish and English peers excerpt
A historical survey of aristocratic lineages detailing Arbuthnot, Perceval, Campbell, Arundel, and Ashburnham families. It covers origins, titles, marriages, offices, seats, loyalties, and notable acts from the 12th to 19th centuries, noting wills, reigns, and political stances with emphasis on lineage and peerage prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anburthnot
John Arbuthnot
Hugo de Aberbothenoth
Mearns
Kincardineshire
Robert Arbuthnot
Charles the Second
Baron Inverbervie
Arbuthnot
Jane
Margaret
Walter Ogilvy
Clora
Earl of Airlie
John
Viscount Strathallan
Viscount Hereford
Carlton Club
Pall-mall
Arbuthnothouse
Kincardine
Axden
Charles George Perceval
Egmont
Catherine Crompton
Charles Crompton
John Hornby
Hook Bhouse
County Hants
Baron Sheffield
Baron Sandys
Court of Admiralty
Hunterian Museum
Queen Charlotte
R.N
Spencer Perceval
Telier
Exchequer
Bellingham
House of Commons
Pitt
Park
Grosvernor-square
Burgh-house
Epsom
Axcyllt
Scotland
John Douglas Edward Henry Campbell
Gillespick Campbell
Lochow
Argyleshire
Niel Campbell
Robert Bruce
Niel
Duncan-castle
David Brice
Duncan Campbell
Argyll
James
Lord Campbell
Colin
Campbell
Earl of Argyll
Lorn
Archibald
Charles the
Scone
the Cross
Edinburgh
Monk
Privy Council
Cromwell
Sophia Lindsey
James the Second
Inverary
Mull
Morvern
Tyry
Anne
Duke of Greenwich
Baron Sundridge
Elizabeth
Earl of Hamilton
Great Britain
Hamilton
Hambledon
Leicestershire
George William
William Campbell
Farefield
Joan
John Glossel
Long Neddry
East Lothian
Anne Colquhoun
John Cunningham
House of Peers
Western Isles
Dunvon-castle
Dunstaffnage
Carrick
A. ‘Johnstone
Her Majesty’s Council
Ceylon
Baron Hawke
Baron Vernon
Earl of
Uxbridge
Tullamore
Charlotte Bury
Shakspeare
Connaught-place
Hyde-park
Inverary-castle
Roseneath
Argyll Shire
Ardencaple-castle
Dumbartonshire
Arundel
Wardour
England
Henry Benedict Arundel
Thomas Aurende
Hungary
Rudolph II
Germany
Gran
Thomas
Henry
Titus Oates
Order of the Bath
Lucy
Hugh Smythe
Frances Catherine
Henry Tichborne
John Francis
Theresa Stourton
Lord Stourton
Baron Clifton
Saye
Sele
Duke of Buckingham
Union Club
Shaftesbury
Wiltshire
Ashburnham
Old Fuller
Henry the Third
Francis Thynn
Cinque Ports
Bertram Ashburnham
Kent
William the Conqueror
John Ashburnham
Baron Ashburnham
County Middlesex
St. Asaph
Catherine Charlotte
Charles Bailey
Jerviswood
Earl Harrington
Lord Waldegrave
Marquis of Bath
Earl Beverly
Redesdale
Duke of Montrose
Lordlings
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Literary Chronicle
Hook
Cary
Ainsworth
Tower of London
Messrs
Tilt
Rogue
King of Hanover
Ernest
West Middlesex Assurance
Charles
Camberwell Fair
Tsay Aletein Etek
Partington
Hungerford Market
Vauxhall
London-bridge
Shekspere
Madame Tussaud
United Kingdom
Bedlam
Julius
Cesar
Windsor Castle
Hanwell
Metropolis
Vulcan
Trumpard
Duke of Cornwall
Iverpouly
East Indies
East
James Hobday
Manchester Guardian
Wednesday
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