Parley on Tax Reform and Imperial Policy in 1840s Debates
A fragment discusses income tax repeal and Liberal opposition, citing Peel era strategy and parliamentary dynamics. It notes shifts in public sentiment, questions plans for a discovery bill, and glimpses limits of treaties between France and Celestials with hints of China reciprocity and colonial governance.
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T Suthorpe
Poor Law Commissioners
Ivy
Sibthorpe
Fran Don
Henry Hardimge
Lord Etenborough
France
China
The Protectionists First Blast of Revolt against Peel
The Agricultural Protection Society dinner at Freemasons Hall featured Lord Beaumont and Duke of Buckingham as speakers. They lament protection erosion, praise unity of farmers, landlords, and tenants, and urge concerted action to defend agriculture against Canada and tariff reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Agricultural Protection Society
Freemasons’ Tavern
Freemasons’ Hall
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Buckingham
Lord Beaumont
Duke
Protection Societies
Anther
Alley
Canada
Bern
Hear
Heer
Huts
Stirlock
Hiving
Fresco
Belgium
France
Friends of Agriculture
Societies For the Protection of Agriculture
Buck
House of Commons
Luch
W. Miles
M.P
Essex
Mr. Mills
Elstone
Earl of Malmsbury
England
House of Lords
Mr. Sotheron
North Wilte
Lutheran
Victoria
Buckingham
Itichmond
Sen
League
Exid
Dam
Wold
George Banks
Aguicultrial Protection Society
Penerel Committee
Old Bend Street
Aylesbury
Ths
County Hall
Lee
Hartwell House
Bright
Budkinpham
H. Verney
Grace
W. Morland
Gunn
Thomas Hare
Stowe
Downham
Norfolk
Norwich Mercury
Daniel Crawley
Southwark
Trail
France and England face mixed reactions to royal speech
The Paris press expresses disappointment at the Queen's speech, with Debats praising courtesy to English and French ties while critics push for stronger declarations. Reports from Madrid Greece and Russia cover markets, royal visits, and political tensions, alongside a town fire at the King's Head Tavern and Coach-office damaging upper floors and prompting evacuations.
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Paris
Count de Jarnac
Count St. Aulaire
Pritchard
Revue de Paris
Louis Philippe
England
Tehiti
Victorix
Hersel
M. Guizot
Windsor
Emperorichelau
Great Britain
Engluod
Dreuin del’ Rusa
Secret Service
Monitenr
Madrid
Infanta Lata Fernanda
Corps
Greece
Athens
Prince Meremich
Atsoatsader
Austria
Russia
St. Petersburg
Admiralty
Tes
Flo
Constantine
Michael
Duke de Leuchtenberg
Beda
Tisee
Perste
Bridges
London and Brighton Ralwas Company
Staluvam
Misses Packham
Eaststreet
Enniskillens
Kelly
B. Crowley
Statham
Fountain
Benjamin Cubitt
Dover
Brighton
Croydon
Trafalgar-street
St. George's Place
Gloucester-place
Marlborough-place
Palace
Palace Gate
G. Chittenden
Hundred of
Whalesbone
Scotch Fusiliers
St Nicholas
Naurau
Bin
Geographical Society
British Architects
Civil Engineers
Medico
Chirulogical Society
Zoological Society
Literary Fund
Society of Arts
Minutea
Thursiday
Royal Society
Royal Society of Literature
Society of Antiquaries
Royal Academy
Architecture
Botanical Society
Astronomical Society
Royal Institution
Forbes
Philological Society
Nottiscuan
Hannah Wilmot
Riensoxp
King’s Head
Bridge-rise
Charles Durrant
Taylor
Johnson
Seilo
Kingston
Richmond
Cotton Twist Redivious: A Critique of Sir Robert Peel in 1844
The writer denounces Sir Robert Peel as not a great man, criticizing his policies on criminal law reform Catholic emancipation and the Corn Law, arguing his leadership lacks consistent principles. The piece attacks Peel’s finance and Irish policy, questions his party strength, and forecasts a looming decline, urging a broader independent struggle beyond Peel’s influence.
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Waexty Canoniere
Medias Rest
Robert Pee
Tien
Robert Peel
Glasgow
Nick
Peel
Canada
England
Pampheteering
Hig
Newdegate
Lord Beaumont
Robert
Sheppard
Turpin
Duval
John Bull
Maynaoth
Sydney Smith
Wellington
Lord Aberdeen
Earl of Wharncliffe
O'Connell
Lord Stanley
House of Lords
Earl of Ripon
Mr. Gladstone
Lily
Wizard
Mr. Gladstone Eleeps
Gladstone
Mr. Goulburn
Delhouale
Board of Trade
Lord Dalhousie
Dalhousie
Earl of Marr
Bonar
Sydney Herbert
Cardwell
Treasury
Baring
Thomas Fremantle
Ireland
Whits
Tufnell
James Graham
Lord Lincoln
London
Thames
Lord Jocelyn
Lord Avbrey
Palace Yard
Lord John
Dalacusi
Russell
League
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Buckingham
Society
Stegem
Miles
Mr. Miles
Bond
Petto
Furth
Buckingham
Clora
Ais
Orice
House of Commons
Protection Society
Church of Ireland
Pael
Torgiam
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Vorn
Board of Liovses and Procters
Ferpatitie
Bette
Cowlige
M. Vard
Ward
Universi
Mustice
House of C
Cer
Chanles Werthenn
Tiras
Hogeart
Manningtre
Solicitor General
Beren Alderson
Mr. Kelly
Solicitor-General
Nisi Prius
Beroo
Board of Excise
Theses Wilde
R Bainees
Daron
Leeds
Huddersfield
Biriigham Atet Gloster
Brstal Wid
Liverpool
Manchester
Manch
Hill
Birming
Nevecastle and Carlisle
Seastle & Darlington Spions
Jardon Web
Cottun
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