Sir Robert Peel and the Country in Our Time
A letter to the editor argues that Peel’s position and policy split party and nation, condemning his covenants with Protectionists while recognizing the sacrifice of Free Trade. The writer assesses Peel’s leadership, penalties, and the Queen’s stability, forecasting a new party after his era and praising Peel as a Curtius of Free Trade.
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London Court Reports from the Queen's Bench 1846
A detailed London court report covers Foster v Bank of England at Guildhall with a verdict for the bank, Buonook v Eve libel action against the Globe publisher, bankruptcy proceedings, and updates from Guildhall and Bow Street. Also notes on Leves and royal levee, plus crime briefs from Greenwich and Marylebone.
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Court OF Common Pleas
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Globe
Ralph
Thomas Wilde
Court OF Bankruptcy
Shepherd
Destructive sugar factory fire at St George's in the East
A massive blaze, near 3 AM, devastated a seven story sugar factory owned by Mr. Grant on Back Road, St George's in the East. Firemen fought hard as flames climbed floor to floor, roof sections collapsed, and panes of fire rained on nearby church. Thousands in sugar burned. several workers feared dead or trapped. The fire threatened surrounding homes as outer walls may collapse, with damage running to thousands of pounds.
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Westminster Election Nomination and Westminster poll clash
The Westminster nomination for Captain Ions vacancy drew thousands to Covent Garden while rival candidates Captain Rous Sir De Lacy Evans and Dr Bainbridge faced heated exchanges. Evans led in early polls and won the final declaration with 3843 votes to 2906, majority 937, amid crowded streets and police keeping order.
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Tragic Camberwell murder suicide shocks street
In a one story cottage at Catherine cottage Catherine street Camberwell Monday morning French teacher M Phillarete Horeau 53 killed by self inflicted throat wounds. His two sons Helvetius 12 and Philarete 13 slain. infant Valheim drowned in a water butt. Widow Mary Horeau says poverty and distress drove him to act. Coroner and jury to investigate at Bricklayers Arms.
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Valheime
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Fire at Duke Street destroys upper floor and jewels
A fire at No 36 Duke Street St James’s broke out between seven and eight pm on Thursday. The lower part housed carpenters and undertakers Elmore and Clements, the upper part owned by Madame Delacoir. The blaze damaged the upper floor and furniture. water caused injuries to the occupants. Madame Delacoir reportedly lost jewels and bank notes. In a separate item, Uriah Daffert of Meare was committed for murdering his wife during drunken dispute.
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Sherborne
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