Gladstone on Commercial Policy Faces Tory Misgivings
A critical review contrasts Mr Gladstone's tariff article with Sir Robert Peel's Commercial Reform, arguing that while Peel aimed to remove prohibitory duties on raw materials and gradually liberalize imports, GladstoneSacrifices protection for revenue, exposing inconsistencies in the government and urging decisive moves to cut duties on essentials like wheat and sugar to revive trade and relieve labor.
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Foreign and Colonial Quarterly
MR. Gladstone
England
Board of Trade
Robert
Gladstone
Gladytroperly
Howev
Sir Robert Peel
Robert Peel
Odius
United States
Europe
Justim
Christendom
Special Vic Presid Bailey
Fctutonento
Ented Gages
Rita
China
Syris
Manchester
Tinigat Banke
John Wesley
Stockport
Bolton
Brazils
Huskisson
Miles
Pusey
Smithfield
Law
Hamburg
Hull
Peel
Paris and Europe in turmoil as Guizot faces a fragile majority
Latest intelligence reports a fragile three vote majority for M. Guizot with strong opposition fears of government collapse. The debate centers on Syria and Levant policies, with Guizot praised for opposing English hostility while foes attack his eloquence. Spain and Belgium treaties, Dutch reports, and Gambia incidents also feature amid broader tensions across Europe and imperial nerves.
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M. Guizot
Arts
Syria
Levant
Bechir
England
Austria
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Debats
Presse
Courier Francais
France
Guizot
Spain
Madrid
Barcelona
Seoane
Siega
Amies
Gambia
M. Bouet
Bathurst
Ingram
Macarthy’s Island
Abreda
Prince de Joinville
Aloreda
Sesgram
R.N
United Service Gazette
Russia
Poland
Prussian
Baltic
Tus Army
Canada
King's Dragoon Guards
S. Brownrigg
Grenadier Guards
Hee
Charles Theophilus Metcalfe, Bart
G.C.B
Ramsay
42Nd
Isle of Wight
Royal Artillery
China
Poinntad
Hi Majesty
London
Peterborough
Dr. Butler
Chichester
Mr. Orme
Gloucester
Dr. Rice
Winchester
Wellesley
Christ Church
Gaisford
Dean of
Westminster
Dr. Turton
Lord Almoner
Windsor and Cambridge royal events and parliamentary notes
Contemplated removal of the court to Buckingham Palace is delayed to the 15th. Rumors claim Prince Albert will host levees and the Queen preside at reduced drawing rooms with grand summer fêtes at Windsor. News from Cambridge house confirms the Princess Ames is recovered. Parliament sees new oaths, seats, and ministerial briefings alongside fleet and military appointments. public notices cover chartist shifts and royal artillery honors.
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Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Prince Albert
Aravsts
Cambridge
Cambridge House
Ames
Duke of Sussex
John Russell
Lord Seaton
Tonian Islands
Howard Douglas
Morning Chronicle
Lord Auckland
House of Lords
Lord Rodney
Lord Ponsonby of
Imokilly
Viscount Ponsonby of
Viscount Hill
Lord Vivian
Earl of Liverpool
Sir Robert Peel
House of Commons
Mr. Drummond
Thomas Freemantle
George Clerk
Robert Peel
Whitehall Gardens
Earl of Strathmore
James Graham
Colonel Rowan
Maule
Treasury
Baronet
Home Office
Saunders Davies
Caermarthenshire
J. Jones
Sheffield
Mr. Parker
John Bright
Rochdale
Lord Ellenborough
Simpiones Cocksway
Admiralty
Sir George Cockburn
Alexander Nisbet
Thomas Reynolds Jackson
Sir George
Institute of British Architects
Clapham Church
J. B. Papworth
Ripon Cathedral
T. Mor
Literary Fund
Society of Arts
Evening Star
O'Connor
Feargus O'Connor
Special Commission
Lancaster
Liverpool
Liverpool Standard
Royal Artillery
Whitehall
Spain
James Gnawam
The
Ordnance
Henry Ornrod
John Oliver
Alexander Johnstone
George Garett
Hewson Burton
George Hunter
William Mill
Robert Carmichael
George Muir
Barnett McKenna
John Burt
Jesse Douch
Charles Taylor
Gavin Lender
Andrew Cowie
Daniel Allan
James Lee
James Haigon
Thomas Coleman
John Dalby
Thomas King
Joseph Witherburn
John Thompson
Edward Carlon
Omeas Hogg
Arthur M.masters
Peter Guyte
George Stout
Joseph Potter
Joseph Maule
Benjamin Everton
George Riddell
William Crowder
Tre
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Manchester
Leeds
Bredford
Court of Chancery fraud trial ends with month’s imprisonment
Thomas Messenger a maltster pleaded guilty to conspiring with his wife and another to defraud the Court of Chancery accountant general of stock valued at £1400, tied to a relative who died long ago. He received one month imprisonment with hard labour.
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Central Criminal Court
Justice Williams
Justice Maule
Artremprep
Court of Chancery
Thomas Messenger
White
Court of Chancery of Stock
Rogarde
Thomas Bamard
Essex
Swin
Trinity House
William Taylor
Joseph Willey
John Ryan
John Donoghus
Philip Penn
Ryan
Taylor
Penn
Willey
Donoghue
Charnock
Willey and Donoghue
John Moscrop
Edward Jones
James Young
Guildhall
Bannr Morne
Ron Mould
James Duke
Ann Mould
J. Duke
Schofield
Sir James Duke
Aldeanan Harmer
Canatay
Harmer
Farringdon Ward
Hutton-garden
Chaplin
The
Spread Eagle
Gracechurchb-street
Dispatch Office
Fleet-street
Holborn
Shoe-lane
Fleet Street
Sandi
Gracechurch-street
Mr. Harmer
Marylebone
Brexpsl
Capmay
Dr. Blundell
N.D
Lower Seymour- Street
Portman Square
Long
William Paul
Blundell
Queen Square
Mr. Barrell
Jenkins
Mr. Combe
Monmouth
Lancers
John Smith
Roger
Wells
Clerkenwell
Jengih
Apain
Court of Common Pleas opens with assault case at Windsor
Horatio Smith, an ivory turner of Windsor, sues Dudley Wilmot Cerlton, formerly of the 60th, now Coldstream Guards, for £500 damages after a June 1841 assault during a billiard room disturbance. Jury returns verdict for plaintiff. Also reports coroner in Westminster on Lady Matilda Wynyard death and Lord Abinger postponing trial of M Naughten with insanity debates and Newgate observations plus brief imperial news from Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
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Ascot
Smith
Court of Common Pleas
Tindal
Horatio Smith
Dudley Wilmot Cerleton
60Th Royal Rties
Coldstream Guards
Sergeant Talfourd
T.N. Lee
Sergeant Bompas
Currow
Windsor
Life Guards
Plaintiff
Scnpen Deata
Lang Mariepa Wysyanp
Gill
Westminster
Upper Brook Street
Grosvenor Square
Matilda Wynyard
Earl of Delaware
Elisgood
Henry Charles Elisgood
Mr. Pope
J. H. Pope
Manchester Square
Paisoner
M‘naucatey
Lord Abinger
Courvoisier
Tothillfelds
Newgate
M‘naughton
Stevens
Glasgow
Treasury
Jones
10Th Hussars
Beale
Inniskillen Dragoons
Grand Jury
M'Naughten
M‘murdo
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Duke of Cornwall
Halifax
Fredericton
Newfoundland
Halifax I