Gladstone tariff critique in colonial quarterly review
A period critique of Mr Gladstone's course on commercial policy. The author contests the government's tariff reforms, defending Sir Robert Peel's approach and warning that removing duties on raw materials spurs trade, while policies on grain and sugar fail to align with proclaimed principles. The piece argues that protection harms and questions anxieties about working classes and revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Quarterly
Reigh
MR. Gladstone
England
Robert Peel
Gi Joi
Board of Trade
Hichonsidertions
Glads
Iy Nioe
Gladstone
United States
Baurs Macarigny
Albut
Europe
Mpete
Germany
Tne
Havel
Old Bailey Counsel
Saat
Rene Bee
China
Syria
Manchester
John Wesley
Stockport
Bolton
Jraw
Sir Robert Peel
Huskisson
Miles
Pusey
Smithfield
Hamburg
Hull
Horrible Mutilation of a Female in the River Aire at Leeds
A gruesome discovery near Knostrop lock in the River Aire sparked an inquest into a female corpse found mutilated and burnt. Medical examiner Mr Price described severed limbs and internal injuries while the coroner eyed evidence for a cause of death. an adjournment was set for further testimony as investigators pursued more details, including time of death and the instrument used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Aire
Leeds
Aire
Knostrop Lock
Price
Greenacre
Good
Leeds Courtoost
John Blackburn
Joseph Austin
Dyer
Brown's
Richmond Road
Koostrup
Knostrup
Fenton’s Staith
Wm. Price
Robin Hood Inn
Medical School
Melancholy Arundel yacht wreck on Sussex coast
A private letter from Captain Richardson reports the Arundel, an esteemed royal yacht squadron vessel bound for Hong Kong and Macao, ran aground on Winchelsea track near Rye during a strong westerly, became a total wreck, and all 23 crew stayed aboard and then escaped in lifeboats with aid from Lieutenant Ralph. The crew are praised for steadfast discipline as the ship broke up and cargo salvage hopes linger. The Arundel, built by the late Duke of Norfolk, was later sold for local trade in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
Arundel
Hong Kong
Macao
Winchelsea
Richardson
H.C.S
London
Gravesend
Downs
Davison
Scotland
Dungeness
Pst
Coast Guard
Ralph
Rye
Vince Paris
Cairns
Guildford Richardson
Emsworth
Winchelsea Track
Rye Harbour
Wrec
Royal Yacht Squadron
Duke of Norfolk
China
Vinca Paris
J. H. Arnold
Clement's Lane
East India Company
Hon. East Indie Company
Hon. East India Company
Admiralty
Wiram Parker
K.C.B
H. M.S. Cornwallis
Woosung
Poonshan
Kollatt
Collinson
Amherst Rocks
Modesto
Nemesis
Phlegethon
Yang-tze-keong
Kellatt
Sesostris
Chusan
Harlequin
Chusan Harbour
Hong Kong Island
Her
Thalia
Amoy
Ryang Keang
Cornwallis
East India House
W. Parker
Bombay
Fenate Onatons
Mr. Dalglish
la Belle Assemblée
Samuel Curwen
52D
Guy Campbell
Athune Sentinel
Payne
Bartholomew's Hospital
James Alfred Togg
John Adcock
Halifax-street
Whitechapel
Haberdasher Square
Cripplegate
No.17
Clarisse
St. Do Imingo
Havre
Clarissa
M. Mazurier
Lowther
Regent Street
Alts
Hackney
Mr. Jones
Duke of Leinster
Marquis of
Clanricarde
Headfort
Col. Southwell
Mr. O'Connell
Mr. Houghton
Capt. Layard
M.P
Great League Demonstration in Manchester Urges Subscriptions
A mass meeting at the Free Trade Hall in Peter Street attracts 7000 to 10000 supporters for the Great League Fund. Key speakers including Dr Bowring and John Bright praise progress, announce London and other towns’ contributions, and call for continued fundraising to reach £50,000. Gas outage and security remarks interrupt the event briefly before resuming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Fund
Maxcue Estép
Peter-street
Great League Fund
Mark Philips
T. M. Gibson
Dr. Bowring
Joseph Brotherton
Colonel Thompson
John Bright
Henry Ashworth
Thomas Bazley
Elkanah, Armitage
R. H. Greg
William Harvey
Lawrence Heyworth
Charles J
George Wilson
Accrington
Ashton-under-Lyne
Blackburn
Bolton
Bury
Burnley
Birmingham
Bacup
Bristol
Bradford
Carlisle
Derby
Dundee
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Huddersfield
Heddenbridge
Halifax
Halsham Manor
Liverpool
Leicester
Leeds
Nottingham
Oldham
Preston
Rochdale
Stockport
Saddleworth
Skipton
Craven District
Sheffield
Staleybridge
Todmorden
Wolverhampton
Warrington
Wigan
London
Taylor
Gome
Anti-Cornlaw League
Organisation of
Manchester
Mr. Wilson
Alderman Brooks
Robert Peel
Tamworth
Great Britain
France
Prussia
Austria
John Bard and Sons
Massie
J. Bright
Metro
League
Ireland
Belfast
Mr. Rothschild
Murray
House of Commons
Thheir
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Eo Tegratory and Politics
Munper
Liverroot
John Whalley
Watkins
Rowe
Greetham-street
Whalley
Rushton
Wardle
Shaw
Mr. Rushton
Mrs. Rogers
Thomas Milner Gibson
Charles James Stanley Walker
Towle
Coal Harbour
Berkshire
Chadwick
Doncaster
Charles Sheriff
Eng
Buckhorn
Gloucestershire
S. P. Jackso
Thompson
Weatherby
Merc
Philips
Mannchester
Henry Ashworth, Esq
Turton
J. Dixon
Carlyle
Dixon
T. Bazley
Edward Baines
T. Plint
Alderman Callender Holland Hoole
Alderman Evans
William Rawson
W. R. Greg
John Brooks
Duncan McClaren
W. Leaf
P. A. Taylor
D. Hardcastle
Sunderland
Baxter
James Wilson
Joshua Scholefield
M.Y
Sir Valensine, Blake Bart
Galway
William Aldam
Sir de Lacy Evans
S. P. Jackson
Edward Akroyd
W. Morris
W. Williams
J. Baxter
T. Mallinson
Foster Shaw
Esqra
H. Stansfeld
H. Birchall
C. Heaps
T. Scales
John Carr
Hunslet
G. Tinker
John Cockin
Holmfirth
B. Firth
Wike
James Ackworth
William Biles
Oxtey
Bradmega T. Clay
Restrick
Bean
Middlesex
Wilson
Warner
Chapman
Knight
Childe
George Newman
Bail’s Pond
Navy Bond
Rosamond-street
Clerkenwell
Turner
Thomas Stone
George
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