Agricultural meetings denounce Corn Laws and urge protection
Reports from Bury St Edmund's, Aylesbury, Lewes, and surrounding towns describe anti Corn Law demonstrations and meetings. Speakers including Captain Heigham, Lord Buckingham, and Mr Palmer advocate protection for British agriculture, denounce Peel and Russell shifts, and call for unified action and electoral tactics.
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Robert Peel
Jeremy Diddler
Buar St. Epauxn's
Wag
Captain Hubbard
T. Williams
Draper
Bevan
Punshon
Bury St. Edmund's
West Suffolk
Farringdon Street
Wirgour
Sussex Hotel
Bouverie Street
Croom
Hoare
Anti-Corn Law League
London
Lord John Russell
Warren
Tamworth
Duke of Wellington
Times
England
Dispatch
Quarterly Review
Serjeant Glover
T Yall
Masterman
League
Demosthenes
Anti Corn Law League
Agricultural
Agricultural Party
Manchester
Lyalls
Mastermans
Hoares
Spottiswoodes
Aylesbuny
Royal Bucks Agricultural Association
Tseorge Inn
Aylesbury
Duke of Buckingham
Sir Robert Peel
Benssaine Protection Association
Palmer
Mr. Palmer
House of Commons
Curcnesten
Opening of the French Chambers December 1845 to 1846
Report on Louis Philippe opening the 1846 session with a royal procession, speeches, and a detailed view of the Chamber of Deputies proceedings. Mentions the king's speech, ministerial line up, and the ceremonial arrival of the queen and royalty.
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Paris
Louis Philippe
Hotel Des Invalides
Duke de Nemours
Prince de Joinville
Duke d'Aumale
Duke de Montpensier
Pyards
Aessieurs
Mersieurs Les Deputés
Tate
Iiw
France
Pacific
Great Britain
England
Algeria
Chad
Eeven O’cick
Chamber
Chamber of Deputies
M. Berryer
Banco
Dwar Kaneuth Tagore
Padern
Corps Diplomatique
Prand
Lord Cowley
Council of State
Marshal Soult
M. Guizot
de St. You
M. de Salvandy
M. Cunin-Gridaine
M. Damon
de Mackau
Mr. Martin (du Nord
M. Duchatel
Duke Pasquier
Chamber of Peers
M. Sapey
Madame Adelaide
Orleans
Duchess de Nemours
Duchesa A’ Aumale
Princess de Juinville
Count de Paris
M. Sauzet
M. Dufeure
M. Dupin
Odillon Barrot
M. Bignon
M. Lepelletier d'Aulnay
M. Debelleyme
M. Duprat
Eecesceseees
M. Billault
M. Vivien
Eccsreseeneee
M. de Sade
Seeesesee
M. de Tracy
E-Seeeene FF
the Weekly Chronicle
Dulgent
Inez Seasion
Rouen
North
Havre
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogue
Troyes
Montereal
Basle
Ditta
Pas- Bive
Tangier
le Papio
Azmoour
Mezugen
Bresmer
Mogadoria
Lonsul
Mazagan
Redman
Alessieurs Dubourdion
Delaporte
le Papin
Africa
Wod
Senegal
Mogador
Azmour
Muzagun
Geome
Armour
Mazayan
Gibraltar
Algiers
Bou. Maza
Corps Darmée
M. Thiers
Constitutionnel
Count Roy
Moniteur
Creil
St. Quentin
Parry Bourse
Bank of France
Watermen’s and Lighter Company disclaims steam-packet ties
In a public statement authorship disputes are clarified the Watermen’s and Lightermen’s Company seeks to sever any link with the Watermen’s Steam-packet Company. The poor watermen deny any profit or benefit from the venture with the exception of share purchasers.
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Watermen's and
Lightermen's Company
Watermen’s Steam-packet Company
Watermen
Baker
Suton Arms
Sutton Street
Charterhouse Square
John Christian Ross
G. Perrin
Waterloo Place
Witnesh
Row
Perrin
Blackwood
Magasine
Ali
Mason
Watermen disavow ties to Watermen's Steamboat Company
The Watermen and Lightermen of the Thames inform the Lord Mayor that they are not involved with The Watermen's Steamboat Company and request public clarification. They note potential confusion due to name similarity and sign off as solicitors Creak and Couren.
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Brackvatans Pier
Watermen’s and Lightermen's Company
Watermen’s Hall
River Thames
Blackfriars-pier
The
Watermen's Steamboat Company
Watermen’s
Lightermen's
Watermen’s and Lightermen’s Company
Watermen’s Steamboat Company
Creak and Couren
Bristol High Change boosts city trade and meetings
The Bristol merchants establish a daily High Change at the Commercial rooms from two to half past two, replacing scattered counting houses. The move factions commerce, with ships chartered and vessels trading more efficiently in half an hour, as older methods lagged.
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Bristol
Ireland
Wales
England
America
West Indies
Mediterranean
Levant
London
Liverpool
Manchester
Lewes
Beachy Head
Pevensey
Nut
Batavia
Amsterdam
Pe_Yensey
Rebecca
Pierce
Wood
Coast Guard
Oliver
Warnell
Flemming
Eastbourne
Lewes and
Hastings
Walball
Duneapre
Benen Ativz
G. Hinchliffe
Cnroner
Old Bush Inn
Rushall
Thomas Dunning
Isaiah Bent
Mgr
William Sparrow
Bent
Dunning
Birmingham Journul
New Queen's College charters signed for three cities
Devas December 29 reports the formal signing and sealing of charters for three new Queen's Colleges in Belfast Cork and Galway with the appointment of principals and vice principals. Dr John Ryan named Vice Principal of Queen's College for work. Repeal Association notes a well attended meeting at Conciliation Hall with Mr OConnell delivering remarks and funding updates.
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Sussex
Duke of Richmond
Alanda
J. Russell
Whig Party
League
R. Peeldo
Lord J. Russell
R. Veet
Lord W. Lennox
Culden
Robert Peel
Acesion
Cobden
Covent Gardon
London
Peel
Robert
Sir Robert
Free Trade
Reed
Cotone
John Tyrell
Times
Corm
Lewes
Elimore
South Down
England
Wanrwicsesine Agricultural Protection Society
Lord Brooke
Old England
Hodgson
House of Commons
John Russell
John
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Stanley
Conciliation Hall
Thomas Steele
O'Connell
W. S. O'Brien
Ireland
Groana
the Times
Mitchelet
Europe
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