Meeting of Woollen Manufacturers at Bath
An important gathering of woollen manufacturers from Gloucestershire Wiltshire and Somerset met at the White Hart Bath to discuss corn laws trade in wool and possible actions. Notables from Frome Stroud Bradford Melksham and Westbury attended while Mr Phillips chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Wilts
Somerset
White Hart Hotel
Bath
Phillips
Esham
Somersetshire
Wr. Gee
Freshon
Wood
Frome
Brittain
Ditto
Houston
Gloucestershire
Charles Ye
Browne
Cher
Stroud
N. S. Marling
Stanle -Mills
C. Spaper
Eastington
T. Marling
Ebley
S. Marling
Ato
Dutton
Wootten-under-Edge
Long
Jun
Samuel S. Marling
Seaie
Manare
Stratore
Matravers
Westbury
Gore Langton
House of Commons
Metropolitan Anti-Corn Law Association
League
House of Peers
Lord J. Russell
Melksham
N. Overbury
France
Germany
Prussia
England
Europe
Belgium
Alderman Bateson
Leeds
Staunton
C. Hooper
Samuel Salter
Troubridge
J. Stancombe
Houses of Lords and Commons
Marquis of Lansdowne
House of Lords
L. Wood
Theingdom
J. H. Webb
W. Gee
Leeds and Liverpool Markets Show Dull Demand in New Year
Bradford and Liverpool reports describe a slack market with low stocks and little prospect of price gains. Wool and yarn prices remain firm only in places while deep stapled fleeces and colonial wools are neglected. A bail appeal is sought for Pennington amid theatre conduct case at Marlborough Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
Bradford
Orleans
Liverpool
Marlborough Street
Hardwick
Pennington
Aymarket
Ender
Thorley, Hertford
Egg
Amoy Campaign Accounts Describe Barrier City Assaults
A detailed Royal Navy and Chinese defense narrative from August 1841 recounts Sino-British actions at Amoy and Koolangsee. It covers joint land and sea operations, savage clashes, celestial omens, large ship and boat losses, and the governor’s leadership amid a fierce night assault. It notes British gunfire, ships destroyed, and casualties among both sides, while detailing ordnance inventories and a separate deputation note on terms for Amoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reront
Caprunz
Kre-Carruzz
Amoy
Hea-mun
Shea-keang
You
Lew
Taou Tae
Fang-an
T'seun-chow
Chang-chow
Kin-mun
Yoang
Heamun
Koo-lang-yu
Taezan
T'sing-le
Yu-poo-wun
Woottung Lake
Woo-tung
Kaou-ke
Chang-yen
Henshay-poo
Celestial Corps
Atoy
Fukhon
Great Britain
China
Tientsin
H. Pottinger
William Parker
Huon Goven
Koolangsee
Island of
Little Gonne
J. Knowes
Royal Artillery
N.B
Anmixe S. H
Mourtain
D.A.G
Hugh Gough
Amoy Castle
18Th
Royal Irish Regiment
Armine S. H. Movartary
Sir Hugh Gough
K.C.B
Hon. East India Company
Blenheim
Kiled—W. Barlow
Wellesley
S. S. L. Crofton
John Duncan
Henry Turner
Modeste
Bentinck
Chas. John, Stone
Sir W. Parker
Chusan
Batta
Colonel Evans Defends Espartero Against OConnell Attacks
Colonel De Laicy Evans writes to the Morning Chronicle defending Espartero from Daniel O'Connell's charges. He cites popular reception in Pamplona and Madrid, asserts church property laws trace to earlier regencies, defends regent against severity claims, and notes Louis Philippe’s intrigues against liberal Spain. The letter argues Spain’s loyalty and energy under Espartero prove the regent's strength and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronzz Evans
D. O’connell
de Lacy Evans
Morning Chronicle
Espartero
Daniel O'Connell
Pamplona
Madrid
Christina
Mendizabel
Calatrava
Mr. O'Connell
Louis Philippe Apainat
Spain
Mex
Treasury sinking fund halted after 1841 deficit report
The lords commissioners of the treasury certify that the United Kingdom’s expenditure for the year ending October 10, 1841, exceeded revenue by £2,354,096 53 23d. No sinking fund payments will be made between January 7, 1842, and April 5, 1842, per the act. Public notices accompany court and royal affairs bursts, including London drawing rooms and the royal visit plans for the Prince of Wales christening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords Commissioners
Her Majesty’s Treasury
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
S. Hienam
National Debt Office
Court Journal
St. James's
Prince of Wales
London
Prussia
Prince Albert
Belgium
Royal Drury-lane
Covent Garden
Lord Chamberlain
H. Wheatly
W. Martin
Macready
Drury-lane Theatre
Drury-lane
Covent-garden
Pulman
House of Lords
Hanover
Court of Chancery
Robert Peel
Tamworth
Queen’s Own
Royal Staffordshire Yeomanry
King’s Head
B. Steven
Craven
Milltany KnigHts
Wripson
Thomas Basset
Military Knights of Windsor
Sth
Northumberland) Regiment of Foot
Windsor
Edward Skelton
York Fencibles
Samuel Rage
1St
Royal Veteran Battalion
Dublin
Wolverley Attwood
Colquhoun
Grogan Morgan
Wexford
Lord Morpeth
Woilverley Attwood
Gregory
Alderman Boyce
England
Dusarm
O'Connell
West Riding
Leeds Mercury
Purtipstown
Philipstown
Flanagan
Tyre
William Magan
Tria
Gloucestershire
Miss Allen
Co. Allen
Gloucester
Court House
Joslin
Cheltenham
Glasgow and Ship Bank
Robert Smith
Smith
Central Court Serials Prompted By Unclear Prosecutions
A crowded Central Criminal Court session includes a not guilty verdict for George Young after the prosecution fails to prove the witness's name Jane Griffiths. Separate cases see 13 year old G Langley found guilty of embezzlement with mercy recommendation, and multiple theft and robbery trials with varied verdicts and lengthy sentences, including transportation terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Criminal Court
Taourspay
George Young
Jane Griffiths
Baron Gurney
Prosecutrix
Frriay
Ennand
G. Langley
G. J. Poacher
Justice Maule
Newgate
James Harding
John Bennett
William Gibbs
Charles Evans Marriott
Farringdon Street
Mr. Cutler
Newington
Mr. Marriott
Marriott
Princess of Wales
London Road
Cutler
Gibbs
Harding
J. Marriott
London
St. George’s Market
Srenrences
Joseph Adams
Rebecoce
Hongtten
J. Smith
Thomas Miller
Ann Gifford
H. Warner
John Barker
J. Matthews
Alias Sandford
Alphonso Gifford
John _Holmes
Peter .Stanlan
J. Whapham
Robert Johnson
Parker
J. Collins
W. Pearce
J.linton
Alias Lenton
Frances Palmer
J. Hansfield
T. Barker
House of ‘Correction
Sarah Williams
D. Bryan
J. Roach
Ann Gillingham
Thomas Richards
W. Pink
Harriet,ck
J. Wood
George Reeves
F. Hollings
R. ‘Toomey
A. Burgess
I. Waite
J. Cole
A. Birt
J. Richards
W. Wells
Meeting in Lambeth screens free thought against blasphemy
A crowded Friday gathering at the Social Institution Mount Street Lambeth backed Mr Southwell against Bristol clergy actions over his new book deemed blas phe mous. Speakers urged freedom of opinion and press rights while Southwell defended his Jew book article amid cheers and resolve to continue the struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Institution
Mount Street
Lambeth
Southwell
Bristol
Huggett
Mr. Hine
Hetherington
Papi
Ryall
Savage
Neesom
Oracle of Reason
Mr. Southwell
Europe
CG. Wetherell
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Lord Stanley
Colonial Office
Goulburn
James Graham
Home Secretary
Yorkshire
Mr. Combe
Mr. Flower
Mansion House
Powell
Mini
Alderman Gibbs
Old Bailey
Mr. Powell
Primier
Chance
da Wyatt
Thomas Sibley
Thomas
Suffolk-street
Pall-mall
Wyatt
Reform Club
Pallmell
Hard
Mr. Hardwick
Sir Thomas
William Woodward
John Bravis
W. H. Surubsule
Crown
Mullion-street
Grosvenor-square
G Division
Guidford Street
Clerkenwell
Steve
Cuapwan
Bagnigge-wells
Goswell Street Road
Islington
Finsbury Square
Worship Street
Thomas Davis
George Giuding
Broughton
Thomas Taylor
Itusgsland
Brennan
We Lherford Road
Teut
Doris
Tmef
Davis
Holland
Kemp
Golding
Old-street
Gaseler
Napier
Saunders
Market Livington
Mereweather
Napier, But He Disclaims All Intention of Having Given Offence To General Napier
Pinn
Genera Napier
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