Government Plan for Corn Laws Sparks Mixed Reactions
The House of Commons debates Peel’s Sliding Scale for wheat duties. The plan raises 50s prohibitory start, ends at 73s, with gradual 1s rises and 1s falls. Critics cite inconsistency and potential as yet unpaid high duties. Delegates clash with police as public opinion remains divided.
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House of Commons
Anti-Corn- Law League
Parliament Street
London
Sir Robert Peel
Green
Bernal
Ways and Means
Robert Peel
Morning Post
Christopher
Buckingham Agriculturists
Times
France Spain and scandal at Paris Bedford hotel
Reports from Paris and Madrid describe French intrigue amid suspected civil war plans in Spain and a sensational Paris hotel scandal. Details recount Mr C and Miss B at the Bedford, accusations of assault, alleged loans, legal actions, and a swift police arrest, with Lord P-’s conduct noted. Spain’s Peliche case signals conspiracies, while India and Cabul updates follow.
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France
Paris
National
Spain
Madrid
Peliche
Pants
Bedford
C—y
Lord
Lawson
The
Mr. C
Miss B
Lord P
Mrs. Lawson
England
Procureur du Roi
London
Meurice
Hotel Rossignol
Diligence
Lille
D—s
Lawson’s
Tribunal Civil
Garde du Commerce
M. Allard
Brigade de Sureté
Clichy
Srawson
Times, Herald, Globe, &c
Galignani
Belgium
Cour Royale
Baron Peliche
Count Las Navas
Manrro
Baron de Palishy
India
Colacamond
Cabul
B. Sale
Sith
Sndia
Jellalabad
Cabal
Indian Mail
London Gazette
Royal Mail
Solway
John Britton
St. Thomas's
Her Majesty's
Penguin
St. Thomas’s
Cork
Southampton
Royal Mail Steam Company
Mexico
Havanna
Revolt in Portugal dominance shifts north and volatile politics
Lisbon reports show a fractured coalition as Duke Palmeira fails to form a new administration. Septembrist factions split Lisbon troops and telegraphs, with the charter proclaimed in many northern towns. Junta in Oporto mobilizes a moveable battalion as Castra Cabral proclaims marching on Lisbon to free the queen.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Duke de Palmella
Sa de Bandeira
Viscount Sa
Costa Cabral
Marine
Duke da Terceira
Alentejo
Algarve, &c
Beira
Abrantes
Santarem
Elvas
Bomfima
National Guards
Coimbra
Valenca
Braga
Guimaraes
Vianna
Oporto
National Guard
Ferreira
Moraes
Provisional Junta
Castra Cabral
London Tavern
Mexico
G. R. Robinson
Congress
Messrs
Lizardi and Co
Liverpool
Columbus
Cole
New York
Canada
House of Representatives
Nicholas Biddle
United States Bank
Recorder
Samuel Jaudon
Joseph Cowperwaite
Thos. Dunlass
John Andrews
Columbia River
Cincinnati
United States
Ohio
Miami
Bank of Cincinnati
Miami Exporting Company
Exchange Bank
Bates
Exchange
Lougee
Duke of Cumberland
Prince of Wales
Hanover
Lynnx
Lord Jocelyn
Tae Mopran
Broruzr Hiey
House of Commons
Robert Peel
George Clerk
Treasury
Jonn Roasery
John Russell
Royal Progress to Brighton and Taunton Election News
Windsor reports the royal party led by Queen Victoria leaving Windsor for Brighton with a six carriage procession. Crowds greet the arrival as 40 000 spectators witness illuminations, bands, and a ball at the town hall. Taunton notes include close of the Colebrooke Hall poll, Cornwall election stated as uncontested, and a long will read involving Mr Davidge and Andrew Ducrow with legacies to theatres and charities.
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St. Peter's Church
Her Majesty
Prince Albert
Princess Royal
Prince of Wales
Rith Hussars
Scots Greys
Royal Battery
Cham
House of Commons
Eaton Square
Treasury
Robert Peel
Tauxtoy Exection
Taunton
Edward Celebrooke
Celebrooke
Hall
Mr. Hall
Colebrooke
E. Colebrooke
Bart
Cornwaltt
Charles Lemon
Cornwall Gazette
Davidee
J. Nash
F. Yates
Willis Jones
Mr. Tyler
Paul Bedford
Lewis
Ely-place
Marsden
Davidge
Surrey Theatre Company
Ducrow
London
Jew’'s School
Messrs. Mouatt
A.bunn
Harwood, Holcro
Kingston
Mr. Davidge
Anderton
D. W. Broadfoot
Joseph Hillier
Margaret
Louisa
Master Chase
le Petit Dacrow
Peter Andrew
Louise
Kensal-green
Messrs
Hillier
Broadfoot
le Petit Andrew
Liverpool
Manchester
Sheriffs’ Court
Henry Manning
James Boucher
Thos. Jennings
James Mansfield
Charles Manners Sutton
Edward Fenton
Frederick Graham
John Henry Farmer
Henry Brandon
Geo
Collins Jackson
Ann Baker
Thos
Read Kemp
Richard Bingham
Walter Kirby
Richard Dean
Edward Martin
Augustus Miles
Frederick Byng
Alexander Gerard
Sir John Hamilton Lighton
Richard Watt Walker l
Frederick Wm. Hamilton
Burned in effigy of Sir Robert Peel in Denny market
Extract from a letter notes the town burning Peel’s effigy in the market place and a death sentence read against him. Other items list towns proposed for corn law returns across English counties, with many major cities named for data collection.
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Denny
Sir Robert Peel
CuEsHine
Chester
Nantwich
Middlewich
Fenham Enda
Congleton
Knutsford
Macclesfield
Stockport
Lancaster
Liverpool
Ulverston
Preston
Wigan
Warrington
Manchester
Bolton
Ashton-under- Lyne
Blackburn
Bury
Oldham
Ormskirk
Rochdale
Dessy
Derby
Bakewell
Chesterfield
Nogrine Ham
Nottingham
Newark
Mansfield
Retford
Worksop
Leicester
Loughborough
Hinckley
Lutterworth
Market Harbro
Melton Mowbray
North Hampton
Northampton
Peterborough
Doventry
Oundle
Warrwickshire
Coventry
Birmingham
Coleshill
Dunchurch
Stratford-on-Avon
Warwick
Worcester
Bromsgrove
Droitwich
Dudley
Kidderminster
Stourbridge
Stourport
Gloucester
Cirencester
Tetbury
Stow-on the-Wold
Tewkesbury
Cheltenham
Dursley
North
Leach
Stroud
Somersetshire
Bristol
Taunton
Wells
Bridgewater
Frome
Chard
Bath
Yeovil
Monmouthshire
Monmouth
Abergavenny
Chepstow
Pontypool
Newport
Divons Hing
Exeter
Barnstaple
Plymouth
Totnes
Tavistock
Kingsbridge
Ashburton
Axminster
Southmolton
Oakhampton
Tiverton
Cornwall
Truro
Bodmin
Launceston
Redruth
Helston
St. Austell
Falmouth
Penzance
Courseetshire
Blandford
Bridport
Dorchester
Sherborne
Shaftesbury
Wareham
Poule
Weymouth
Hampshire
Winchester
Andover
Wiltshire
Bradford
Swindon
Royston
Bishop Stortford
St. Alban’s
Ware
Tring
Watford
Surrey
Guildford
Croydon
Kingston
Ryegate
Essex
Chelmsford
Colchester
Romford
Chipping Ongar
Epping
Maldon
Saffron Walden
Kent
Maidstone
Canterbury
Dartford
Bromley
Chatham Or Rochester
Dover
Pontefract
Richmond
Ripon
Selby
Skipton
Thirsk
Wetherby
Yarm
Dourham
Durham
Stockton
Darlington
Sunderland
Barnard Castle
Northumberland
Walsingham
Belford
Hexham
Newcastle
Upon
Tyne
Morpeth
Alnwick
Berwick
Wooller
Cumberland
Carlisle
Whitehaven
Cockermouth
Penrith
Egremont
Wigton
Westmoreland
Appleby
Kendal
Kirby Lonsdale
Wates
Carmarthen
Carnarvon
Haverfordwest
Cardiff
Denbigh
Wrexham
Brecon
Mold
Bangor
Cowbridge
Newbridge
Newtown
New Radnor
Sion
THE
Times
Manchester Guardian
Nottingham Review
Paris
London
Marklane
New York
Ark-Lane
Abbevile
Beaumont
Bray
Marseilles
Hamburg
Leghorn
Wipow
Fox
Charles James Fox
Buckley
Mosley Street
Chertsey
Jonn Sypney Tarton
A.M
J. S. Taylor
Duke of Buckingham and
Chandos
Thomas Clarkson
John Chetwode
Earl Grey
Lord Hoand
Byng
Baily
Guys Hospital
Police Court Dispatches from Marylebone and Surrounding Areas
A summary of disparate court proceedings includes an upholsterer seeking advice over returned furniture believed bought by Lady Charlotte Bury, a destitute young mother begging with an ill infant, a cabriolet driver charged with assaulting a girl but discharged, a drunken offender’s humorous acquittal, and a railway outrage dispute over passenger ejection, with police and magistrates weighing each case.
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Serjeant
Mayo
E Division
Telington Fields
Leeson
Finsbury-square
Bishopsgate Street
Islington
Broughton
Clerkenwell
William Warden
Greenwood
Defendant
fSrst
Mr. Greenwood
Hatton Garden
Saint Giles’s Parish
Penny
Union Hall
Cottingham
Davies
Southampton Railway
N Division
Old Crown Inn
Kingston-upon Thames
David Geddings
London and Southampton
Davis
William Keely Peck
Giddings
England
Ferguson
Peck
Dpeck
Plaee
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