Peel and Tariff Woes Stir Public Trade Talks
Long, fragmented notice details Peel era tariff tensions, Canadian wheat imports, and a discussive note on the Peel lineage. It cites contracts for copper wire and telegraph routes from the Atlantic to the Mississippi, outlining sections and major cities involved, and references offerings by Stephens and Tiamas.
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America
Union
Newark Daily Advertiser
Messrs. Stephens and
Thomas
Belleville
New Jersey
Harrisburg
Lancaster
New York
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston
Lowell
Lockport
Utica
Little Falls
The Cricket on the Hearth at Vaaquarxer Theatre review
A 19th century theatre notice praises Farren's Caleb Plummer and Bucketove's Peerybingle while critiquing the senile portrayal of Dot and the faintly maudlin tone. It also highlights Miss Fortescue's strong pathos and urges support for the Haymarket version and local institutions for holiday education and entertainment.
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Peerybingle
Tilly Slowboy
Bucketove
Daca
Miss Fortescus
Dot
The
Lyceum
Helen Faucit
Haymarket
Doclare Ryan
Bachhoffner
Germany
Jersy Linn
Nightingale
Jaet
Atheneum
Tsinty
Mademoiselle
Jenny Lind
Bunn
Maater Trapbois
Athenaum
Berlin
Drury-lane Theatre
Meyerbeer
Silesia
Bann
Paris
Prima Dome
Falcon
Drury Lane Theatre
Ayren
Earl of Westmoreland
Mademoiselle Lind
Mr. Bunn
Frankfort
Her Majesty's Theatre
Drury Lene
Boon
Queen's Theatre
Drury-lane
England
Jexxy Lixp
Copenhagen
Oll
Buon
Prussia
Cape
Jenny
Drurylene
Syren
Schwedische Nachtigal
Pantaloon
New York
Templeton
Oli Ball
de Mayer
Mrs. Kean
Fair City
Park
Mr. Kean
Serjeant Talfourd
John Douglass
Royal Marylebone Theatre
Rawlinssp
Romeo
Mr. Goldspring
Copeland-street
Douglass
Sporting Intelligence on Cup Bets and Races
The report notes larger attendance for the Clestor Cup with bets placed on Derby and Oaks. Odds favored Spithead and The Traverser, with various stakes listed against many horses and a foot races match between Allen and Ben Cauot. Also mentions telegraph wires killing a woodcock and a count of prize fights over the past year.
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E. J. Irwin
H. R. Clark
Scott
Albemarle
E. Russell
Shubrick
Brocardo
Annon
Taga
Ramsay
Malcolm
Lord Chesterfield
Meiklam
Peel
O'Brien
J. Hawley
Humdrum
C. Monk
G. Bentinck
Mr. Gully
Mr. Preston
Maber
Stanley
Flambeau
Allen
Ben Cauot
Jem Burn
Fulham Fielde
Preston
Profis
Wreck of two steamers and other vessels in the navy report
A long London Standard column lists cabinet appointments under Sir Robert Peel. It covers the new ministry rumors and tests in the West Riding race, a meeting to back Lord Morpeth, a quarter million anti corn law subscriptions, Admiralty retirements, clerical moves at Oscott, and maritime disaster notes including the St David and the Tom Bowling with losses and wreck details.
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Robert Veel
Treasury
May Moon
Peel
League
Peels
C.S. E
Robert Peel
J. S. G. Graham
Home Department
Turd Lyndburnt
Duke of Buccleuch
Date of Wellington
Chien
Earl of Aberdeen
Earl of Haddington
Earl of Ripon
Board of Control
H. Goulburn
Exchequer
Lord Granville Somerset
Duchy of Lancaster
Earl Lincoln
Sidney Herbert
Earl of Dalhousie
Board of Trade
Earl of Ellenborough
Admiralty
Earl of St. Germans
West Ripide
YonrksutRe
Weat
Lord Morpeh
Protection
Lord Morpeth
Messrs
Cobden
West Riding
Yorkshire
Lord Wharncliffe
House of Peers
Dons
Leeds
Bright
Royal Navy
Lord Howard de Walden
Lisbon
Lord Seaford
Newman
Old Oscott College
Littlemore
Globe
Curaca
Edger
Estcourt
St. Mary’s College, Oacot
Galignani
America
St. Katharine’s
Romeny
Aa Coast Grany
Coast Guard
Corton
Lowestoft
Yarmouth
Barnet
Fatan
Limehouse Reach
George Gibson
Regent's Canal
Atoa
Sren
Tueaday
60Th Rifles
Dumbarton Castle
Paisley
Glasgow Argus
Havre
Plymouth
Liverpool
Tom Bowling
St. David
Evans
Davidson
Ashe
Simost
Southampton
Fecamp
Harve
North Shields
Murray
Afr
Stewart
Gravesend
Trafic
Bremen
Myr. Murrey
John Reed
Mr. Stuart
Paine
Teer
Stephens
Norden
Pevensey Bay
Eastbourne
Reve Nickleby
Glasgow
Padstow
Brixham
Newport
Ramsgate
Aod
Bar
Appledore
Salisbury Resnolds
Sunderland
Rouen
Eliza
North Shielde
Mra Fleming
Eleo
Honfleur
Wisbeach
Cromer
Robinhood-bay
Calais
Young Adam
Skegress
Ott Cromer
Richard
Elsinoor
Calaix
Montague
Newcastle
Irish Poor Law Critique Highlights Regional Inflexibility
The Commissioner argues the Poor Law fails due to one size fits all rules for town and country. He cites Dunfanaghy as an example where a £10,000 union costs £5000 in interest and £500 in annual support for a single pauper, blaming resident reluctance and lack of settlement laws for inaction. The system’s rigidity leads to inaction, policing gaps, demoralizing beggary, and debates on diet, workhouses, and supervision while praising orderly union facilities.
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Her
Mary
Chelsea
East and
West Indies
West India
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Boards of Guardians
House of Commons
Hastle
Ows
Simul
Smith
Smitha
Lyson Law
Shire-hall
J. Pearson
Hastrup
T. G. Cartier
J. E. Williams
R. Temple
Frederick
Henry Kirby
Krby
Powick
J. P. Smith
Wick
Kirby's
Mr. Smith
Captain Wall
Captain Wail
Frederick Kirby
Flint
John Somery
Bishop
Son
Worcestershire
Ay Agep Tuitr
Joba Kloba
Dutchman
Burley
Viner
Regent-street
Mansion House
Witneascs
Delara
England
Ann M. Whitehead
Salt
St. George's Terrace
Hyde Park
Shackell
Farebrother
Afr
Phillips
Evan F
New York
Alsgor
Ireland
Dunfanaghy
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St Dunfallaghy
Union
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Newtownards Union
Poor Law Commission
Poor Law
London
Firet
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