Meeting of Anti Corn Law League Aims to Impress Free Trade Support
At Free Trade Hall Manchester an Anti Corn Law League aggregate meeting heard from M P Mark Phillips Cobden and G Bron of Liverpool with about 6000 present. Speakers urged voters to qualify for the county poll before January 31 and pressed for free trade while noting political tensions.
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The
Anti Corn Law League
Manchester
Philips
M P
Cobden
M.P
Brotherton
M.T
al. Bright
W. Brown
Liverzat
Walker
Willert
Brooks, Buzley
Sax
Uccer
Sasion
Bright
South Lancashire
Baron Bickerstaffe
House of Peore
Francis Egerton
League
M. Philips
Sam Brown
South Lancaster
Brown
America
China
Brazil
Cubden
Leestie
Anti-Corn Law League
Edinburgh
Ashton
Tatton Egerton
George Cornwall Legh
de Hollingworth
D. Hollingworth
Senate-house
Mr. Cobden
Adill
Mr. de Hollingworth
Lord Stanley
North Lancashire
House of Commons
Mesera
Entwistle
Legh
Entwisle
Orms Kirk
Wigan
Newton
Liverpool
Oldham
Cheshire
Egertons
London
Chester
Francia Egerton
North Cheshire
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Hebdenbridge
Stockport
Macclesfield
Hyde
York
Villiers
J. Brooks
M-P
Roman Catholic clergyman joins the Protestant faith
The Musica item notes that Skolt a respected clergyman in this city has embraced Protestantism. Various brief notices follow including deer distribution by the Duke of Marlborough for Woodstock and surrounding areas. legal and criminal intelligence from Britain and abroad. a tragic infant case. and crime and governance updates across Europe with financial and railway receipts.
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Skolt
Duke of Marlborough
Woodstock
Banbury Guardian
West Riding
Leeds Mercury
Regent Circus
Mir
Musprat
Iron
Winchester
Hampshire
Caesten
Mery
Chester Courant
Munoriny Potson
Shapwick
Somercelshire
Bridgewater
Sarah Freeman
Charles Dimond
Sealeys
Bridgwater
Herapath
Mery Dimond
Tax Crown Juwsita The Hanover Jewels Case Heard Soon
The King of Hanover claims part of the crown jewels in a case referred to the Lord Chancellor and two other lords for report. Sir Cherlea Wotherer represents the king while the queen is represented by the Solicitor General and Sir Thomas Wilde. The jewels date from George I and have been reset over time making identification difficult. The matter involves high-level officials and the fate of family jewels valued at around fifty to sixty thousand pounds.
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France
Paris
Guizot
NM. Guizot
M. Guizot
Lord Aberdeen
Count Molé
Bia
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Spain
Madrid
Bank of San Fernando
Sinking Fund Board
Revns Gobernadora
Senate
Zorbano
Portugal
Lisbon
Greece
Athens
Mediterranean
Italy
Great Britain
Guaxo
Scntone
Admiralty
W. Dobson
Lloyd’s
John Marshall
Isis
Jocelyne Percy
Pritchard
Tahiti
Upolu
Sareii
Totuila
Manono, &c
Fiji Islands
Leeds Mercury
Tue Deca
Hovsie
Beccrevcu
Académie Royale of Paris
Miss Rainforth
Madame Stoltz
Gipsy Queen
Madame Dorus Gras
Sommte
Batt
Netherlee
Messra
William Shaw and Company
Glasgow
Shaw
Sart Hilt
Sarah Hart
Thomas
Bishopsgate Street
City
Soyer
Strand
Globe
Sadler
Savoy Palace
Savoy- Street
London Fire-engine
Braidwood
England
Globe Office
Mesars, Reynolds and Richards, Batters, &c
King of Hanover
Cherlea Wotherer
Thomas Wilde
House of Hanover
George
M. Hutchinson
Peiai
Nicholas Maher
Essex
Gibbe
Bisner
Exeter
Diocese of
Bishopstowe
Brethren
Province of
Canterbury
H. Exeter O'Coxnell
O'Connell
Meath
Treland
Murray
Poes
Rome
Ireland
William Petre
Cestinery
Courtenay
Carlisle
Saint Sidwell
Saint James
Crantes Mercalfe
Charles Metcalfe
Sir Charles
Montreal
Sin H. Portixcenny
Oniestal
Oriental Club
Henry Pottinger
Henover-Squere
Lord Auckland
Holt Mackenzie
E. Ryan
Morrison
M.leod
J. D. de Vetre
M. de Vetre
Sandwith
J. Lushington
China
Jin
East India Company
Duke of Wellington
Messrs
Bathe and Breach
London
Jane Turner
Mary Ann Rampling
Gertrude Mary Roper Curzon
Regent's Park
Turner
House of Correction
Benedato
Marlborough-street
Mendicity Society
Hardwick
Lacy
St. George's
Hanover Square
Kent Road
Traill
Southwark
Menner
New Lights for These Dark Days in 1845 London
The column surveys political and social fads, mocking sensational “discoveries” on crime and economy. It mocks the Morning Herald, the Maidstone genius, and contrasts calls for licensing Lucifer matches with a tragic case: John Mathews dies in harsh winter after prison release.
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Daily Stupid
Gothamites
Maidatone Agricultural Association
Peter Laurieing
Pownall
Tothill-street
Broadway
Zerald
Warning Herald
Peel
Morning Herald
D'Israeli
Duodecimo Bibliomaniac
Bolton Cerney
D'Israeli the Elder
Herald
Royal Society
Charles the
Maidstone
Elizabeth
Justinian
Gevius
John Mathews
Brinkworth
Wiltshire
Wales
Malmesbury Union
Boards of Health
Murder at Salt-Hill Arrives Accused at Aylesbury Gaol
The article details the transfer of the accused from Salthill amid mob jeers to Aylesbury gaol. He requested brandy and later tea, slept in clothes, and faced strict prison rules. The Bucks assizes are set for March. Funeral of Sarah Hart reported with her orphan children taken in by a neighbour. Evidence includes a family note quoting multiple scriptures.
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Stoven
Tobin
Aylesbury Geo
Eton Police
Avereham
Salthill
Aylesbury
Griffin Inn
County of Bucks
Sarah Hart
Mearner
Farnham Church
Antrobus
John Towell
Pealma
Isaiah
Romanus
Mysterious Death Probe Ties To Towell In Forgery Past
Report from Stocca outlines new evidence in the coroner inquiry into the death of the unnamed subject. It describes John Towell leaving the deceased’s house, handling a labelless phial with white liquid smelling of prussic acid, and his movements between Bath Slough Paddington and Eton. Towell’s age, appearance, and a prior forgery conviction are noted, alongside his charity in Sydney and his Quaker connections.
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John Towell
Botham
Paddington
Mr. Dyson
Windsor
Eton
Sir Joan Herschel
Slough
John Herachell
Jerusalem
Sir John Herachell
Metropolitan Police Commissioners
Scotland Yard
Smith
Uxbridge
Society of Friends
Colony
Sydney
England
Botany Bay
Croydon
Berkhampstead
Towell
Berkhampastead
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