Letters of Cotton Twist Critical Peel Crisis and Free Trade
The writer argues for Free Trade as a path to higher wages and cheap bread, and critiques Sir Robert Peel's policies. He predicts political maneuvering, urges Liberal unity, and warns against relying on Peel while calling for strong opposition and principled action.
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United Kingdom
Trane
Robert Peel
Tam
Benedick
Peel
Morning Herald
Herald
Peter the Hermit
Fraser
Graham
Gledstone
Gladstone
Goosetrap
Joose
Warren
Gotham
Axia
Leason
Iessons
Munchausee
Mrs. Bee
Friends of Free Trade
Liberal Party
League
People
Downing Street
Westminster
Tom
Harry
Cobden
Jeremy Diddler
Bury St. Epuuxp’s
Captain Heigham
J. Worlledge
Captain Hubbard
R.N
7 . Williams
Draper
Rievan
Punskon
Bury St. Edmund's
West Sadelk
Conskwerrivk Association
Tibet
Reuverie Street
Croom
Hoare
Autti Corn Law League
Sanknetea
London
John Russell
Mr. Hoare
Duke of Wellington
Times
England
Weekly Dispatch
Quarterly Review
Cubden
Serjeant Glover
Mesars
Lyall
Masterman
Anti Corn-Law League
Demosthenes
Anti Corn Law League
Agricultural Party
Bear and
Saul
Manchester
Lyalls
Mastermans
Homes
Spottiswoodes
Aylesbury
Royal Bucks Agricultural Association
George Inn
Kia Grace
Duke of Buckingham
Hear
Linky
Berkshire Protection
Palmer
M.B
Bis
Mr. Palmer
House of Commons
Dying Scottish Baron and Hastings Benefactor Wills
Notices report the death of Sir Robert Crawford Pollock of Pollock Renfrewshire and Edinburgh and the English estate valued at £30,000 with two testamentary papers recorded in Edinburgh. Elizabeth Jaffray of Hastings dies aged 76 leaving £40,000 to £50,000 in residue to her executors. A Christmas fund gesture from S. J. Loyd is described, and fashion notes on current dress trends are included.
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Robert Crawford Pollock
Pollock
Renfrewshire
Frederick Street
Edinburgh
North Britain
England
Canterbury
Scotland
Baronet
Gordon Forlung
London
Hastings
Elizabeth Jaffray
Captain Jaffray
East India Company
M‘cabe
Blanche
Francis Smith
Eli Weet Stubbs
J. G. Shorter
John Philips
Kerby
Mesars
Jones, Loyd and Co
J. Loyd
S.J. Loxp
Lothbury
Fasuioxa
Pekinea Levantines
Ambrea
Paris
Ladies’ Magazine of Fashion
Inquest on the Harrington Water-works tank disaster
An inquest examined five deaths from the Harrington Water-works tank burst on Christmas day. Testimony covered tank design, construction by Hawarden Ironworks, and operations by Liverpool and Harrington Water Company. Jurors returned an accidental death verdict, citing unforeseen circumstances.
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Mary Ann Smith
Sarah Eliza Smith
Catherine Gibson
John Devaney
Harrington Water-works
Rock-Street
Mr. Jamieson
Corporation
Stanistreet
Harrington Company
Mr. Miller
Hawarden Company
Thomas Thompson
Liverpool and Harrington Water Company
Messia
George Forrester and Co
Vauxhall Road
Hawarden Iron Company
Io Flintshire
Pearson and Co
Bury, Curtis, and Co
Liam
Thomas Pyera Williams
John Williams
Company of Proprietors
Water Street
Toxteth Park
Thomas Pyers Williams
Howell
Hawarden
Maine
Bock Street
Miller
David Maine
David Humphreys
George M'Gillawarn
Thompson
Joseph Howell
Flintshire
Iwan
Hawarden Iron Works
William Rigby
Wm. Rigby
Harrington
Wales
Ma'ne
John Grantham
Free Trade and Protectionist Meetings across the realm
Reports of multiple meetings pushing for repeal of the Corn Laws and broad free trade. Speakers argue protection harms agriculture and call for immediate action, petitions to Parliament, and coordinated county and town gatherings in Bedford, Banbury, Islington, and Berkshire.
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Bermonosey
Westminster
Hear
Law League
al Texes
Cansanvos
Yaraday
Robert Evans
Jane
Istysatox
Islington
Lanvetu
Lambrth
Horns Tavern
Kennington
Horns
Hawes
M.P
T. D'Esacourt
Moffat
Wilson
Watkins
D'Esncourt
Apostles of Free Trade
Clase
Wilson Thhen
B.eyncourt
Harvey
D'Eyncourt
Banbury
F. Litchfield
Bepvorp Protection Society
The
Protection Society
Swan Hotel
Bedford
Major Gilpin
Leighton Agricultural Society
League
Lord Alford
Robert Peel
House of Commons
Ambassader From Morocco Arrives At Orleans Paris
The Ambassador from the Emperor of Morocco to the King of the French reached Orleans on Saturday and, Sunday morning at ten, was taken to Paris by a special engine illustrating civilization. Banks In London and County merge with Catb Gillet Tawney retirement planned April and a new branch to open at Bansbury Oxford Journal.
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Ammassapograo Monocco
Franez
Morocco
Orleans
Paris
Bansung
Messrs
Catb
Gillet and Tawney
London and County
Bansbury
Oxford Journal
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