Lincoln's Protection Reversal Acknowledged by Electors
The address before Nottinghamshire electors declares change from protection to broader commercial reform. Lord Lincoln, now Chief Secretary for Ireland, urges free trade and the repeal of Corn Laws while warning of political risks and rallying Free Trade supporters. Local committees vow vigorous campaigning and readiness for nomination day.
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Newark
House of Commons
Spain
Providence
Liscous
Sourm
Drvrstox Ory Norrs
Nottinghamshire
Cucceas
Nottingham
Lord Lincoln
Ireland
Har
Wen
Free Trade Committee
Tomas Heaseat
Exchange-rooms
Lotta Norrs Evectrox
Lord Lincsin
Farmera
Newall
Corn Law League
Lord Ashley
House of Lords
Thursdey
Dovazsanrax
Stort
Dorsetshire
Chapela
Dorsgraniar
Dorceestes
Thuradsy
Dorset
Henry Kerr Seymer
John Floyer
Mr. Sturt
Boceixcaam Boroven
Marquis of Chandos
Buckinghamshire
W. T. Eyre
French
Havin
Richard Bridget Grenville
Chandos Temple
Marquis of
Fae
S Vole
Thomas F. Fremadle
Gloucsetta
Charteris
Geary charged with forging order to defraud estate
Edward Bryant Geary, solicitor, of 24 Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, appeared before Mr. Twyford on a charge of forging an office order said to be a certificate from the Accountant General and forging a Bank of England receipt. He allegedly directed payment of £2526 17s into the Bank of England under a Lord Chancellor order in the estate of the late Rev. Edward Franke. Prosecutors and defense were present. he remains remanded for further evidence.
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Bank of England
Clark
Hayward
Treasury
Parry
Daunxyn Railway Guaap
William Linmer
Norwich and Norfolk Railway Company
Broughton
Bir
Duncan
Eastern Counties Railway
Norfolk Railway
Ely
Cambridgeshire
Norfolk
Norfolk Company
Eastern Counties Railway Company
Middleditch
Likewias
Titerham
Tottenham
Grimshaw
Shoreditch
Chesterford
Triio
London
Rei
Sullivan
Gray
Norfolk Line
Persom
Atr. Grimshaw
Prisoger
Eastern Counties
House of Correction
Watermen riot at Thames pier clash in Old Bailey trial
Central Criminal Court heard how Watermen aboard Kinchin and others attacked city police during removal of improvised pier dummies at Paul’s Wharf after the Lord Mayor declared the structure a nuisance. Kinchin led the assault. verdicts found Kinchin, Mackay, and Dodd guilty of common assault, Sinclair acquitted. Kinchin jailed six weeks, others three weeks.
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Old Court
Baron Rolfe
John Kinchin
Edward Mackay
Jobn Nadd
John Sinclair
John Ireland
Thames
Alan
Olice
Serjeant Wilkins
Ryland
Prendergast
Laurie
Corporation of
City of London
Montague Chambers
Wilde
Watermen Steamboat Company
Blackfrisre Bridge
Thames Street
Paul's Wharf
Kinchino Ia
Kinchie
Custom House
Chambers
Baron Rolle
Ilegel
Banda
Kiochon
Mackay
Dodd
Treland
Sinclair
Kinchia
Honorany
New Court
James Waylett
Henry Stevens
Thomas Beckensall
Brierly
Alderman Sidney
James Fox
William Hammell
Preecott
Bridge-street
Southwark
London
Prescott
Sampson
Brenner
G Division
Hammel
Ballantine
Fox
Copspiracy
Newgate
Hammell
Bullock
Alderman Gibbs
John Corfield
Wells Street
Oxford Street
O'Brien
Counsels
Court of Justice
Covent Garden
Mr. Huddlestone
Switness
Brine
John O'Brien
Mr. Huddleston
Notuilty
Cuanog
Rave
George Tunbridge
Sarah Siddons
Hackney Road
Westminster Briderwell
Mariety
George Johnsons
Samuel ‘Overy
Weekly Chronicle summaries from 1846 agricultural topics
A damaged report covers parliamentary opinion on constituency trust and MPs duties, Tufnell’s resignation from the poor law commission, and a push for repeal of corn laws. It notes a Chamber of Commerce meeting favoring free trade, a Kent hop planters’ memorial to reduce foreign wine duty, a Pedley Wood Farm fire likely incendiary, with £500-£600 loss and insured stock, dated February 15 1846.
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House of Commons
Constituenta
Tufnell
Enauisa Gnaix
Holland
Liverpool Times
Maxcukatriae Chamber Oy Commercee
Pedley Wood Farm
Cheaterfield
Ttis
Ford
Spd
Degge Sitwell
Eeg
Stainonley
Patent Infringement Case Over Sulphate of Soda Furnace
In Teespat Gamatx v Kuatz a patent for an apparatus to manufacture sulphate of soda and muriatic acid was argued. The jury found infringement, held the two-chamber furnace concept not new but the connector method novel, and the patent an improvement over old systems.
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Court OF Common Fleas
Teespat
Gamatx
Kuatz
Serjeant
Chanwell
Serjeant Byles
Cowling
M. BD. Hill
Hill
Aoda
Channell
Justice Coltman
Shersby
Monton case and Irish patchwork violence at Penrith
The court heard Frederick Monton a master tailor accused of cutting his wife’s throat with witnesses from doctors and a sister in law. The wife appeared unfit to testify and claimed she inflicted the wound herself. Remanded a week. Separately English Irish labour strife erupted around Penrith with mobs, raids, and assaults on workers, a Riot Act read, and troops deployed to restore order amid widespread panic and injuries.
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Atiecep Yrouallon
Helland
Slater
Mary Brown
Brunawick Square
Wilmot-street
Wilson
Cen
Camden-town
Frederick Monton
Ber
Henry
Collier
Games
Fred
Lancaster and
Carlisle
Yew's Crag
Carliale
Penrith
Yan ‘Wath
Workisga
Eamont
Plumpton
E. W. Hassell
Dalemain
Horsebeck
Yanwath
Ar. Hansell
Eden
Holt
Orton
Boroughbridge
Shap
Huckthorpe
Clifton
Penrithina
Middlegate
Burrowgate
Stangate
Albert Atreet
Iviah
Milestone-house
Trishman
Rugan
Rogan
Crabtree Farm
Catterlea
Catterlen-bridge
Fiue
Penerith
George Inn
Hassell
Selkeld
Edenhall
Colonel Haassel
George Musgrove
Plumpton-road
Hugh Levy
Sir
Aaven
Plumpton Road
Strees
Colenel Hassell
George Mungrove
Frankland
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Henry Stuart, Esq
Captain Marshal
Marquess of
Bute
Glasgow Argus
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Hents
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East Survorx
Lvswicu
Lord Henniker
Adair, Bart
Edward Sherlock Gnoch
Beaconhill
Peel
United Boroughs
Huntingdon and
Godminater
Gurmoprom
C. B. Wall
Sir R Peel
Sir R. Peel
Glasgow
Oswald
House of Cormmons
Essont
Bright
Durham
Wanchester
Szorze
Cowpen
Stockport
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Edgware-road
Cobden
Manchester
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Alanchester Guardian
League
City
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Lambeth
Marylebone
Westminster
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Buckingham
Lavenham
Suffolk
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Salop
Bury
W. R. Gregg
Knutsford
Cheshire
Saddleworth
Pantia
Leaguers
Arthur Lennox
Chichester
Duke of Richmond
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Sir Robert Peel
Ordnance
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Damediate Bergat
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Hustie
Marratt
Blagden
Waymaworth
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Balby
Richard Dale
Dunn
William Chadwick
Arksey
Joseph Clark
Lord Morpeth
Bristol
Broadmead
George Thomas
Exy
Miles
George Armstrong
Colonel Thompson
R. RR. Moore
G. Thomas
J. Eaton
End. Thomas
William Tothill
Edward Kidd
Naish and Co
James Charlton
Thomas Sanders
William Wills
Eng
H. O. Wills
Fry and Son
Shropshire Agricultural Society
Ormaby Gore
Disraeli
Milnes Garkell
Perl
Forrester
Rorfeld
Lord Clive
R. H. Clive
Bow Street
Central Criminal Court
Clereenwehll
Streegly
Mr. Henry
Mary Ann Melton
Tharves
Walker
High Street
Hada
Half Moon Stairs
Tanbridge
Kent
Jeremy
Her Majesty’s
Maidalune
LAW
Lambith
Lexus
Herman Julius Marcus
Leeds
Yorkshire
Lesa
Fiar
Sean Regest-Stoken
No. 10
Benham Street
Gres Marlborough Street
Messrs. Alderaens
Sir Hyde Parker
Blair
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