The Corn Laws and Cabinet Rumors in 1846
A London chatter of ministerial shuffles and Corn Law debates fills reports from the Globe, Chronicle, and Times. Rumors swirl of Lord Grenville Somerset retiring, Canning possibly moving to Canada, Smythe's appointment, and Lord Metcalfe’s fate, with council proceedings outlining Peel’s free trade measure and potential moves in Newark and Newark’s representation.
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Lord Grenville Somerset
Jordabip
Robert Perl
Lorg Canning
Foreign Department
Lord Metcalfe
Canada
Smythe
Lord Canning
Chronicle
the Standard
Treasury
Lord Cathcart
Granville Somerset
Earl of Verulam
Earl of Harewood
Hertfordshire
Yorkshire
Globe
Cain
Peel
Duke
Ruben
Morning Chronicle
Lord Denning
Foreign Office
Lord Howard de Walden
Lisbon
Times of
G. 4. Smythe
Publc
Foreign Ofice
Robert Peel
Duke of Wellington
Duke of
Exchequer
Earl of Ellenborough
Earl of
Edmund Beckett Denison
West Riding of Yorkshire
Francis
Beckett Denison
Wm. Beckett
Leeds
Francis Egerton
Wanchester
Maynooth
South Lancashire
Liverpool Times
Parry
Windsor Castle
Buckingham Palace
Newark
Free Trade Party
Gladstone
Stuart
Afr
Mr. Gladstone
Appey
Rutland Arms Inn
Barclygate
Spread Eagle
Middlepass
Smart
Pusnic Opixios III
Lanarkshire
Hami
Itn
Free Trade Festival at Leeds and Subscriptions Reaching £34 000
A large Free Trade Festival in Leeds celebrated West Riding support for the League Fund with subscriptions reportedly nearing £34,000. The event featured speeches by Cobden, Bright, and other leaders, praising free trade and calling for the repeal of the Corn Laws, amid enthusiastic toasts and a grand audience of about 400.
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League Fund
West Riding
Free Trade
Lucock
Cubden
M-P
Marshall
F. Schwann
Huddersfield
E. Ackroyd
Halifax
Bright
M.P
Aldam
P. Thompson
H. Stanfeld
E. Baines
E. Marshall Rose
Cisiate
Mr. Cobden
Sir Robert Peel
Canada
Mississippi
St. Lawrence
Board of Trade
Squires
Heer
Englandj
England
Cme
Wielling
Stuires
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Lincolnshire
Robert Peel
R Peel
Lord John Mussell
League
Robert
Cobden
Reet
Peel
Scotland
London
Dusorder
Port Venceder
Lord Chanderlain
St. James's Palace
Her Majesty
Lord Chamberlain
Cuarten
Order of the Garter
Windsor Castle
Marquis of Hertford
Earl Grey
Horrann
Netherlands
Holland
Nieuwspede
The
Hague
Meeeting
Bonper Protection Society
Kelso
Duke of
Sussex Agricltural Protection Society
Duke of Richmond
Brighton
Eliman
Grege
Times
Shelly
Chichester
Sussex
Richmond
Shelley
Protectioniste
High Seas
William Straker
Sunderland
Admiralty
Alexander Picken
Cranke
Hox
Thomas O
Basy
Nisi Prius
Justice Williams
Paget
John Kirkland
Clarke
Jermyn-Street
Grady
Arrival of the Acadia in Mersey with War News Context
The royal mail steamer Acadia arrived at the Mersey from Boston and Halifax with 90 passengers. The report centers on Oregon disputes and congressional debates about U S territorial questions, trade, and potential war threats amid British relations and public finance. The article also covers European market moves and related political commentary.
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LiveRroot
Royal Mail
Acadia
Harrison
Mersey
Boston
Halifax
Mulifax
Oregon
Congress
Senate
Allen
Great Britain
Trk
Oregon Territory
Cass
Army
Militia, &Co
Webster
Allegra
Eura
Michigan
Mr. Webster
England
Hennegan
Indiana
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Calhoun
Douglass
Territory
House of Representatives
Supreme Court of
Territory of
Iowa
United States
Pacific
Missouri River
Superior Court of
Rocky
St Joseph's
Missouri
Columbia
Atchison
Washington
Pakenham
London
Courier and Inquirer
New York
Pakenhem
Straits of
Fuca
America
the Times
Washighton
Burt
South Carolina
House
Iinola
California
New York Journal of Commerce
Eagle
Barracoa
Texas
Genesee, &c
Georgia
Paris
Amsterdam
Betting Odds Hidden in Turbulent Pony Market
The afternoon betting lists show scattered wagers on multiple ponies including Brocardo Fancy Boy Spithead West Countryman Queen Anne and others with varied odds such as 1 to 30 and 50 to 1. Transportation of details is fragmented and unclear but outlines potential prices and participants in the market.
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Paris
Chamber of Peers
Havre
Rouen
Locke
France
Madrid
Bayonne
Orleans
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troyes
Montereau
Basle
Great Northern
Fampoux
Banexits
Malanney
Mirville
Barentin
Journal Des Délats
Rouen and Havre
M. Bravo Murillo
Don Carlos Colly
Morocco
Ayrains
PonteGat
Tue Qorts
Sita
Lignos
Curessas
Donna Maria
Prussia
Blackburne
Queen's Bench
Smith
Rolls’ Court
Smiths
Cnows Puossertros
Court of Queen's Bench
Charles Gavan Duffy
Nation
Duffy
Fing-Parr
Monmouthshire
Newrunt
MonmorthsHine
Jax
John Russell
Davey
Welack
Fessrs
John Russell and Co
Risca
Das
Sheriff Laurie
Lorch
Gince
Agein
Newgate
Tria
Tattersali
Brocardo
Fancy Boy
Spithead
Queen Anne
Tago
Malevin
Mies Burns
E Russell
Sting
Shubrick
Anson
Iago
Ramsay
A Malcolm
Meikiam
Pancy Loy
Wreford
Presta E Usurey
Dreadful Brentford murder attempt over shop dispute
A 73 year old shoemaker Thomas Lowe at Brentford attacked his son John Lowe with a knife during a dispute over shop stock and ownership. The son was stabbed in the breast and the father cut his own throat. both men were hospitalized with severe injuries. Witnesses and a deposition describe a premeditated assault after a quarrel over business and living arrangements.
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Brentford
Dovra
Ine
Keate
H. Pownall
Springgrove
Hounslow
Trimmer
G. Clark
New Brentford
Thomas Lowe
St. George's
Smith
Dospitel
Millerd
Thowes Lewe
John Lowe
Conger
William Way
St. George's Hospital
Lawrence
Middlesex
Brentford End
Isleworth
Henry Scott Trimmer
Jcke Lowe
Thinas Lowe
Reensford Eod
Old Brentford
Mr. Mallard
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Duke of Cleve
Durham
Pete
Richard Cobden
Bey
Mup
Robert Bright
Coone ‘Thompson
Meening
Barnsley
Bradford
Doncanter
Hebden Bridge
Keighley
Hatley Bridge
Rotherham Tree
Skipton
Sheffield
Wakefield
Laurie
Coxresstox
Jony Tavert
County of Bucks
T. D. Aubres
Lee
J. P Deering
John Towell
Alr
Carrington
Harticon
Cox
H. Verney
Lord Nugent
Tavell