MISCELLANY. Free Trade and Corn Laws in Peel's Day
A vivid miscellany column recounts debates on Free Trade versus the Corn Laws, Cobdenite influence, and Peel's shifting tariff stance. It notes political figures like Peel, Cobden, and Manchester allies, plus dramatic chase scenes in Parliament as protectionists pursue repeal in a heated London climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilpining
Sir Robert
the Crown
Richard Codder
Mr. Bright
Mr. Fox
Ben
Veel
Manchester
Peel
Robert
Sali
Robert Fly
Tobi Rumell
Ben Disrash
Colquhoun
Don Quixote at Covent Garden and Elephants at Astley
The second Don Quixote night showed improved execution with Reinforth and Allen drawing strong applause and a lively audience. Covent Garden plans Italian opera and ballet. the Old School drama at Haymarket features Louis de Bayard and Bayard as dancing master. Prince and Royal visitors attend. Astley’s Theatre features two elephants in Rajah of Maghore, Rajah of Maybura. Batty presents elaborate costumes and scenes drawing cheers for the dramatic animal spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dnavar- Lane
Mr. Macfarren
Travian Ovens
Covent Garden
Haywapket Turatre
France
Louie de Bayard
Duc de Chaiseul
Holl
Louis de Bayard
Caleb Balderston
Lanmermuir
Farren
Bayard
Moore
Prince Albert
Duchess of Cambridge
Prixtens
Pexston Society
Strand Theatre
John Bull
Charles the Second
Angus H. Reach
Boz
Couman
Periah
Dennis
Cos
Jean Bort
Jos
Feliz
Astley
Elgr Hayt
Astley’a
Mademoiselle Dreck
Zoological Gardens
van Amburgh
Carter
Azimath
Porus
Ephestian
Alexander
Italy
Valerius
Pyrrhus
Quintus Flaminius
Philip
Edmund Burke
Pupe Jin
Maybura
Derby-fixings and heavy betting at Chester Cup meeting
Sporting intelligence notes brisk betting on the Chester Cup with favourites steady near posted prices. Mermaid and Wilderness attract heavy lays and bets, Derby odds shift on several horses, and a £110 subscription aims to pre seal a plate in Tom Spring’s honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersale
Morpar
Mermaid
Mirepid
Jeading
Brocardo
Feck
Svit
Tago
Tibthorpe
Mr. Wrefora
Wilderness
Wadttow
G. Bentinck
Merry’ Wainstone
A. W Hill
Clerk
the Baron
Woffenden
Miss Burns
Skerrat
Lord Howth
W. Scott
A. W. Hill
Knox
Colleen Dhar
Honseltine
Fitzallen
Coibbert
Thompson
Hope
Goly
Copeland
Arthur
Ongley
Roderick
Danny
Scott
Lot
E. Russell
Sting
General Shubrick
Anson
Iago
E. Peel
Spitherd
Rameau
Malcolm
Worthington
Tom Spring
Railway Bills Classification Report and Committees
The House appoints a five member Classification Committee for railway bills with three to form a quorum. It directs that petitions for railway Bills be laid before them and requires grouping of bills and timing rules for readings. It sets attendance declarations, powers of selection, and toll rate determinations, with penalties for absences and procedures for adjournments and reporting. The report also covers related railway company updates and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Committee of Classification
Committee of Selection
Classification Committee
Huuac
Anch
Shell
Caanixocross Centril Railway Trsninus
London and Brighton Railway Company
R. Hill
Thamen
Chadwick
Adelphi Terrace
Jackson
Birkenhead
Waterloo
Eastern Counties Railway
York
Northern and Eastern Company
Ingof
Cambridge
Ely
Brandon
Loxpos Axp
Baioutosx Raway
Nomrark Railway
Yarmouth and Norwich
Newcastle and Darlington Company
United Kingdom
England
Ireland
Scotland
Tur
Great Western Railway
Chippentam
Wotten Bassett
Bristol
Keynsham
The Alleged Murder at Greenwich Resumed Inquest
The Greenwich inquest into the alleged murder resumed before coroner Mr Carttur. The crowded room included medical men as witnesses detailed arsenic handling by Barry Riches and the servant Joshua Edmund Kersey. Witnesses testified on dates from August to September and described the arsenic quantity and family connections as the case develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carttur
Inquvst
Joshua Edmund Kersey
Air
Riches
William Richardson
Mr. Reynolds
Weaton Place
Bermondaey
Tudge
Richardson
Wood
Aly. W. Sturton
Nelavu-street
Ann Maria’ Richardson
Me. Richardson
Witners
Mitchell
Murder and arrest in Berkeswell and wider county news
In November an elderly man named Tran ter was murdered in his Berkeswell shed. James Read, a local labourer, was suspected but fled. Read was captured this morning in a town and remanded to Coventry for examination. Also reported: a large foxlike intrusion at Watnall henrogs, a Spanish longevity claim, and the forgery case of Hermeny Julius Magous in Leeds involving London and Croydon Railway transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaxeswett
James Read
Read
John Page
Sandylane
Great Charles Street
Newstreet
Berkeswell
Bilston
Stephens
Alderman James
Alderman Phillips
Coventry
Harding
Clark
Watnall
Nottingham
Courrier Francais
Tolose
Spain
Hermeny Julius Magous
Manyor
Leeds
Varnton Lupton
London and Croydon
John Naylor
Darnton Lupton
Lupton
D. Lupton
Measra, Beckett and Co
Marcus, Naylor, and Co
Atock
Woagistrate
London and
Croydon
Mr. Lupton
Naylor
Duke's Place assault case and light police frolics at night
Esther Isaacs daughter of a furniture dealer at Duke's Place faced assault charges from Mary McCarthy wife of a tailor after a narrow pavement dispute led to hair pulling. The Lord Mayor released both on bail. A separate case involved Julia Jane ringing a house bell at two in the morning with friends. she was discharged after an apology and admonition. Also listed are railway receipts for the period across multiple lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mextine
Ligenars
Lord John Russell
Chesham-place
Robert Peel
John Russell
Robert Veel
R. Peal
Liberal Party
St Peel
Lord Palmerston
George Grey
Lebouchere
Macaulay
FT. Teasing
O'Connell
Liberal
Sun
R. Peel
Downing Piper
Lonp Jockys
Bond Cabbell
King's Lynn
Lord Jocelyn
Tyr Eant
Lixcots
Newinghamshire Agricultural Protection Society
Newark On Trent
W. J. Picken
Whitemoor
Ollerton
Lord Lincoln
South Nottinghamshire
East Gloucestershire
Gloucestershire Protection Society
Marquis of Worcester
Duke of Beaufort
Badminton
Charteris
University of Cambridge
Manchester
Geo. IV
Partica
Mesers, Saunders and Claxton
Liverpool Chronicle
Sim Rosert Peel
Cammbridge
Deighton
Robert Pezi
Cambridge
Lord Morpeth
West Riding of
Yorkshire
Maxcheter
Sir. Philips
Manchester Guardian
New Cun House
Coventry House
Viccadaly
Wright
Clarendon
Roya
Bowtes
New Windsor
Hanover
Duke of Cambridge
Duchess of Gloucester
Sophia
Catone
Bowles
Henry Wheatley
Privy Purse
Pood
Ganner
Prince Consort
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Prince Alfred
Princess Alice
Duchess of Kent
Windsor
Duke OF Buckingham
Thomas Stokes
John Adams
Bucks
William Andrawes
Edward Dewes
Bay
Stokes
George Bridger
Adams
Bridger
Cade
Preston Corner
Hillesden
Stoker
Mies Esther Isaacs
Towear
Duke's
Mansion
Mary M‘carthy
Father
M'‘Carthy
Julia Janee
Bennett
Fenchurch Street
Miss Jones
Sir 22
Peel
Misa Jones
Burway
Medical works on venereal health and marriage guidance
Advertisements for Perry and Co and allied authors promote medical books on venereal disease, sexual health, and reproduction. Products include The Silent Friend, The Cordial Balm of Syriacum, Purifying Vegetable Pills, Purifying Specific Pills, and Manly Health. Offered with consultations at 19 Berners Street and other London locations, plus national distribution and sealed envelopes for secrecy.
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Messehs
L. Perry and CO
Berners-street
Oxford-street
Tondon
Duke Street
Liverpool
St.John Stress
Downsgate
Manchester
Conorshera
L. Perry
Lisare
Perry
Bisdéer
Mess
Perry Arela
Berners Streat
Oxford-Streat
Loabor
Freen
Jtst
RK. J. Brodie and Co
London
Sherwood
Gilbert
Piper
Hanany and Co
Parktix
Compton-street
Soho
Noble
Chancery-lane
Barth
Brydgen-street
Covent Garden
Gordon
Leadeshall-street
Brodie
Mears, Hrodie and Co
Montague-street
Russell-squazre
British Museum
Ases, &c. Jy
J. Lucan and Co
Nexman‘street
Oxford Street
Londons
Brittain
Paternosterrow
J. Gordon
Leader Hall-Street
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Disciplina
Jerrold
Hantoldt
Delaroche
James Graham
Wales
Great Britain and Ireland
Tolland
Charlton
T. M. Wilson, Bart
Charlton House
R. Clement
Plumpstead
Wall
Shakespeare Society
Lord Stanley
Lorn Stanley
Sia
R. Pret
Sir R. Pret
Sporting Intelligence
Railway Intelligence
Her Majesty
Woods and Foresta
Buckingham Palace
Mr. Walter
Admiralty Courtyard
Greenwich
Chester
Dublin
Drogheda
Monch
Hull
Midland
Edinburgh
Glaspow
Birmingham
Great Western
Kirmay
Paisley
Newcastle
Carlisle
Samuel Lamert
BentoRy-aTu
Belford-Rquare
University of Edinburgh
Te London Hospital Medical Society
Apothecaries Hall
Iron Times
God
S. Gilbert
Paternoster-row
Haunay and Co
Oxford
Starle
Tichborne-street
Quadrant
Leadenhaller Treet
Newton
Church Street
Bedford Street
Bedford Square
Lucas
Wao
New Bell's Weekly
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Newman-Sereet
Oxfordesteret