Debates On Corn Laws Split by Pro and Anti Voices
The piece reviews parliamentary debate on Mr Villiers's motion with strong praise for Macaulay's argument against fixed prices. It notes Peel's retorts, Cobden's sharp questions about labor and bread prices, and Ferrand's sweeping attacks on the Anti Corn Law League. The report highlights Tory and Liberal exchanges, including Mr Cobden and Mr Villiers's exchanges, and ends with Villiers's vigorous reply and castigation of opponents.
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MR. Caulay
Smyth
Muntz
Gibson
Stewart
Thorneley
R. Peel
Cobden
Ferrand
Mr. Villiers
Mr. O'Connell
Villiers
House of Commons
Macaulay
Robert Peel
Scotland
England
Mitchell
Bridport
Charles Buller
John Russell
Lord North
Canning
Wakley
Mantz
Baronet
P. Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Escott
Duke of Buckingham
Winchester
Times
Wodehouse
Benett
Charles Burrell
United States
America
Cape of Good Hope
Mark Philips
Hawes
Baillie Johnson
Lincolnshire
Heneage
Villiers Stuart
Ireland
Aghonby
Horsman
Carlisle
HI8
Mr. Cobden
Cayley
Carlton Club
Mr. Ferrand
Sibthorp
Mr. Hindley
Mr. Fielden
Ministers visit Sir Robert Peel in Whitehall and notes
A delegation of cabinet ministers met Sir Robert Peel in Whitehall gardens on Thursday morning after a Wednesday interview with Sir James Graham at the Home Office. The visit included Sir John Yarde-Buller, Sir John Trollope, Lord Courtenay, Sir John Mordaunt, Mr Turner, Colonel Sibthorp, Mr Acland, Mr Christopher, Mr Dennison, Mr Swan, Mr Turner, and Mr Burder.
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Robert Peel
Whitehall Gardens
James Graham
Home Office
John Yarde-Buller
M.P
John Trollope
Lord Courtenay
John Mordaunt
Turner
Colonel Sibthorp
Acland
Christopher
Dennison
Swan
Burder
Turbine
Prussia
Owen
Westminster
Count Pozzi of
Borco
Count Pozzi di Bergo
Corps Diplomatique
St. Thomas d’Aquim
Cardinal Garibaldi
Marquis of Brignoles-Sales
M. de Kisseleff
Coletti
Rehan
Dosti
Andrew Martin
Donagh
Monaghan
Fatmours
Bantraquaxe
Falmouth
Penryn
Helston
Constantine
St. Mawes
St. Just
West Indies
Javerpont
Halifax
Boston
Quebec
London
Hamburgh
Rotterdam
Gibraltar
Alexandria
Liverpool
Kingstown
Ireland
Sacred College
Rome
Lady Acton
Incorporated General Steam Navigation Company
Lombard-Street
Wolverley Attwood
Pressrrerian Manzisces
England
Great Westteen Steamm
Bristol
United States
New York
Great Western
Royal Mail
Albion
Fort Gwens
Merry
Latest Intelligence China and India Afghanistan News 1842
Despatches reach Paris detailing Mansel letters from February 23 1842 with updates on Afghan insurrection General Sale position and relief failures Colonel M Larn and insurgent attacks. Paris papers discuss Portugal questions and Guizot ratifying treaties. Liverpool express notes banking arrangements and currency stabilization markets quiet. London items cover Peel politics religious funds and parliamentary notices.
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Alexandria
Suez
Calcutta
Bombay
Mangkowfow
China
Affghanistan
Sale
M‘larn
Jerusalem
Palestine
Treasury
Paris
England
M Guizot
Strained diplomacy and New Zealand news from Madrid to Akaroa
Madrid dispatch notes regency calm and a plot to assassinate the regent with a suspect jailed. Stratford Canning criticized for subservience to French policy while Aberdeen’s stance shifts to France. New Zealand report praises Levaud for aid to whalers and strict discipline at Akaroa, with measures to curb abuses and maintain order.
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Aston
Sir Stratford Canning
Constantinople
Count Salvandy
Athens
M. Christides
Stratford
England
Turkey
Stratford Canning
Lord Ponsonby
Lord Aberdeen
France
Turke
Spain
Louis Philippe
du Havre
Ajax
Letellier
New Zealand
Levaud
Aube
Akaroa
Queen's Bench. Fraud Trial of Parker and Co in London
In a certiorari case in the Queen's Bench London, Benjamin Parker and John Parker with Philip May face charges of defrauding numerous houses by false pretences through Parker and Co. The scheme involved sham identity, false capital claims, and rapid removal of goods to May who disposed them cheaply. The trial featured extensive witness testimony, with May acquitted and the jury directed to weigh the conspiracy charges against the Parkers amid cross examination and bankruptcy history.
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Capitaine de Rade
Port Cooper
Letellier
Akaroa
Robert Peel
Brighton
Baronet
Robert
Bart
Downing Street
Prince Albert
Archdeacon Wilberforce
Society For the Conversion of the Jews
Bishopric of Jerusalem
Palace of Wales
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Prince of Wales
Ernest Augustus Duke of
Cumberland
Teviotdale
Viscount Newport
Earl of Bradford
R. Peel
College of
Jamaica
Sir Charles Metcalfe
Charles
Bank of Ireland
Mills
Sach Corner
Fraser Tytler
Candahar
Alexander Barnes
Leannep
Geographical Society
Institute of British Architects
Royal Academy—Sculpture
Horticultural
College of Physicians
Materia Medica
Royal Society
Zoological Society
Society of Antiquaries
Royal Academy—Painting
Royal Institution
Haydon
Botanical Society
Marybesone Vestry
Woop Pavite
Marylebone Vestry
Joseph
Oxford Street
Wells-street
Vere-street
Metropolitan Paving Company
Westminster
Henry Sarg Pennington
W. Maurray
Adame
Maltby
Marlborough-street
Haymarket
House of Correction
Charles Phillips
Clarkson
Marlborough Street
John Ayton Paris
Dover Street
Oxford
Marlborough Street Police Court
Hardwick
Paris
Pennington
Queen's Bench
Swinpling
QUEEN
Joan Parker
Benjamin Parken
Philip May
London
Platt
Kelly
John
Philip Parker
Benjamin Parker
John Parker
Sydney
Texas
Thames Street
John Parker and Co
Law
Wood-street
Messrs
Tarn
Bradbury
Holmes
Messrs. Tarn
Hampstead
Parker and Co
Fennell
India
Thames-street
Parkers
Benjamin
London and Westminster Bank
Parker and Company
Mr. Platt
Joseph Parker
Lower Thames Street
Ahanfeldt
Germany
Greatorex
May
Jane
Mr. Fenner
Fenner
Lord Mayor's Court
Pimlico
John,Parker and Co
Scott
Smith
Payne
Lord Denman
Messrs. Humphreys
Chambers
James
Ballantyne
Mr. Humphreys
Mansion House
Burctary
Rospery
Forcrery
Hobler
Ruffy
Mark Lane
of Wood
Johnson
Fenchurch Street
Hrai O
Roffy
Walker
Saint
Clarke
Davis
St. George’s Fields
Wills
Cunningham
Lloyd
Wood
Fenchurch-street
Stevens Wood
Highstretch
Rotherhithe
Auction Mart
Baker
Buffy
Edward Davies
No. 3
Fieldlane
Withees
Parker
Clark
Bow Street
Spirr
Hawkins
F 4
Brydges’street
Tabet
Tablet
George Mason
Henry Thompson
The
True Tablet
Lambeth Street
Shelswell
Norton
Shelewell
St. George's-in-the-East
Robert Story
Twin brothers found Guilty after lengthy jury deliberation
The jury convicted the twin defendants of conspiring to obtain goods they could not pay for after a thirteen hour trial at the Central Criminal Court. They were remanded from prison and await Easter term Westminster Hall sentencing.
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Queen’s Bench
Central Criminal Court
Westminster Hall
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