Sussex protection meeting ties to corn laws and reform
A Sussex gathering discusses national protection policies, with Duke of Richmond and Lord Brooke among speakers. Cobden and Peel are scorned by agrarian factions arguing for continued protection and criticizing free trade leaders, while crowds endorse petitions and pledge loyalty to farm interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pss
Culcuesten
Sussex
Corn Exchange
Duke A Richmond
Thranether
Ony
Society For the Encouragement
J. Rosselli
Whig
League
Rheeldo
Lord J. Russell
K. Peel
J. Russell
W. Lentox
Lesguers
Ton
Criva
Cobden
Robert Peel
House West
Cabten
Covent Garden
Perliament
Lord W. Lengox
London
R. Peel
Robert
Porte
Duke of Richmond
Cobhurster
John Tyrell
Times
Baronet
Lewes
Ellmore
South Down
England
Wickshirhe Aericutteran Protection Society
Lord Brooke
Old England
Hodgson
House of Commons
John Russell
Hadgson
John
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Stanley
Robert Pee
John Rusnll
Opening of the French Chambers and royal procession
A long dispatch describes King Louis Philippe opening the French Chambers amid royal pageantry. The scene details the royal cortège, courtiers, and deputies assembling, the king's speech promoting national prosperity, and the strong Franco British ties and anti-slave traffic efforts. It notes deputies elected, ministerial gains, and a vivid account of public reception, with several named figures and events across Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pama
Lonis Zussippe
ISG
Hotel Des Tavatire
V'uile
le Thoron
Duke de Nemours
Prince de Joinville
Duke d'Aumale
Duke de Montpensier
National Guards
Messieurs Ivs
Messieura Les Députés
France
Great Britain
England
Reputer
Pacific
Felli
Providerca
Provideres
Frances
Frases
Chamber of Deputies
Countve Barante
M. Fulchiron
A. Duver Wier d
Banco
Dwar Kanauth Tagore
Corps Diplomatique
Lord Cowley
Council of State
Marshal Soult
M. Guizot
General de St. Yon
M-de Salvandy
M. Cunin-Gridaine
M. Dumon
Admiral de Mackau
AM. Martin
du Nord
M. Duchatel
the Invalides
Tuileries
Duke Pasquier
Chamber of Peers
M. Sapey
Madame Adelaide
Bristol High Change brings merchants to halt old drift
Bristol merchants and manufacturers have formed a daily High Change at the Commercial rooms to transact business from two to two thirty, ending long hours of fruitless running between counting houses. The system has already yielded rapid sales, vessel charters, and renewed city commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Ireland
Wales
England
America
West Indies
Mediterranean
Levant
London
Liverpool
Manchester
Lewes
Josa
Beachy Head
Povenssy
Ir Ata
Batavia
Amsterdam
Indea
O' Sumlay
Pevencey
Rebecca
Ireland News on New Colleges and O Connell Speech
Charters for three new colleges including Claeen's College for Belfast Cork and Galway were signed. Denis O Connell and John O Connell led a vehement meeting with speeches defending Ireland against Times calumnies and urging continued agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denis
Claeen
Helfast
Cork
Galway
Jol Ryan
Queen's College
Thomas Steele
Mead
Connell
Wei
Johns Raerel
Kess Min O'Connell
O'Brien
Ireland
Pentleman
O'Connell
Vimes
Mitchelet
Europe
Times
The
Foster
the Times
Russell
Maurice Colles
Lord Devon
Cahirsiveen
John O'Connell
Denis Shine Lawlor
England
America
London
Oregon
France
Molzy
Dunlly
Thomas Alley
Artane
Metropolis
Howth Road
Tipperary
Cork-street
Evening Mail
Artane-house
Dublin
Tiowas Lley
Charge against an Alleged Bubble Company
A London hearing at the Mansion House examined the Great European Railway Company scheme. Mr. Horry pressed the case for Bradshaw's Railway Gazette against alleged nonpayment and fictitious pro visional committees. The Lord Mayor noted the dubious nature of the project and the need to pursue legitimate action.
Coast Guard Rescues East Indiaman Crew in Gale
Pierce and Wood along with three coast guard members, Oliver Warnell and Flemmnine, chased a rescue of the wrecked East Indiaman crew. Despite heavy seas, they saved the master and most crew after a life boat from Eastbourne arrived. Two railway workers provided aid on shore, while one man aboard was presumed dead. In Lincoln an inquest found no murder suspected, and Wolverhampton reports iron masters considering higher rates due to rail-linked demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministera
Aoems
Paris
Clus
Orleans
Rouen
North
Havre
Avignon
Vierzon
Tierdenus
Boulogne
Froyes
Montereau
Desle
Fecamp
Lassive
Armour
Madagan
Mogador
Moragan
Redman
Egat
Messieurs Dubourdien
Delsporte
le Papin
Africa
Senegal
Mopador
Ashera
Wen
Mazagan
Gibraltar
Algiers
Bou
Maza
Pittas
AL. Victor Fincher
Marshal Bugeaud
M. Blondel
Eastbourne
Lewes and
Hastings
Vous Guerd
Lincoln
Maxsestauten
Lichins
City of
Lyon
Ball
Clarke
Mortel
Wolverhampton
Staffordshire
South Staffordshire
East Worcestershire
Shropshire
Toomas
Walsall
Railway projector in Lambeth Court Case
Benjamin Brown, alias railway pro jector, is charged at Lambeth police office with obtaining 45 pounds in cash and a 50 pound bill from Joseph Jacobs by false railway schemes. The case involves a clerk from Humphries and a railway inquirer named Aguilar who claims to be related to Brown. Aguilar is exposed as a former constable from Stepney division and exits court amid questioning. The hearing is adjourned with remand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fravo Uy 4 Raieway Projecton
Benjamin Brown
Henry
Lambeth
Joseph Jacobs
Games
Humphries
Newgate Street
Francis Aguilar
Mr. Henry
Aguilar
Railway Inquirer
Mr. Games
Mr. Aguilar
Prince of Wales
Oxford and London
Audre#r
Saunders
Stepney Division of Police
Corstsbin
Lambeth Street
Old Bailey
Call for Honor and Status in Medicine and Public Service
A historical discourse argues medicine deserves higher public standing and political influence. It urges creating a minister of public instruction and honorary medical posts within the supreme medical council, enabling physicians to serve in governance while remaining in practice to advance public health and national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Vine Arts Commission
House of Commons
House Q Lords
Astley Cowpering
Henry Halford Bis Ean
Benjamin Arudie
James Macgrigor
William Bart
le Pistature
Howe of Lords
Barings
Paulett
Aedex Cooper En Fur
Beth Lave
Powreses
Copradiz
Persia
Europe
Sasi Island
Arago
James Watt
England
Watt
Wat
Ushru
Newton
Supreme Council
Cardwell to become Under Secretary for the Colonies
Edinburgh report notes Mr. Cardwell, current Secretary of the Treasury, is to succeed Mr. Hope as Under Secretary to the Colonies. A London inquest at Sutton Arms relates to the death of John Christian Ross, 23, an author, with speculation of laudanum use and prussic acid, verdict Temporary insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardwell
Treasury
Mr. Hope
Sentaor
Ichiboe
Africa
Edinburgh
Barker
Sutton Arms
Sutn Street
Charterhouse Square
John Christian Ross
G. Perrin
Waterloo Place
Witness
Gernon
Perrin
Elise Parker
Row
Blackwood
Mason
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Foreign Intelligence
Mondas
Ning
M. Sauzet
Dufaure
M. Bigoon
Revene
da Veapee
Bossy d'Anglas
Las
Lacrepe
Havin
de Coralies
MM. del'Espeo
Atti the
Spain
Madrid
Fomento of
Barcelona
Caribecilla
Felipe Tresanga
Berga
Portugal
Lisbon
Duke of Saxe
Rome
HFSS
Journal Des Détats
Russia
Vatican
Bolinesa
Debals
Andits
Holy See
St. Petersburgh
Eperor
Poland
Cardinal Bernetti
Count de Nessel
Peperer
Manaian House
Horry
Central Criminal Court Bar
Bradshene
Raihowy Gazette
Iren Times
Bradshaw
Railway Gazelle
Iffles
St. Helen’s Place
Edmund Stith
Railway Gazette
Edmund Smith
Harry Iniairy
Edound Smith
Great Queen Street
Lincoln’s Innfields
Stock Exchange
Iron Times
Adams
Adama
Groom
Tavor
Iron Dimes
Mr. Harry
Lord Mager
Harry
Fluid Sanity
Brathaw
East India Company
Smith
Mension House
Ar. Smith
Great European Railway Company
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