Lord Lincoln at Manchester Defends Free Trade Stand
A January 13 meeting at Corn Exchange Manchester with Lord Lincoln present drew a large audience. He defended free trade positions, touched on tea duties, Ireland, and Catholic relief, and urged cautious government action amid political reforms. Two resolutions praised his remarks and urged active canvassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
Lord Lincoln
Himseif
Hoe
Rariament
China
Ireland
Treland
Maynooth
Canada
Cape of Good Hope
Jamaica
New South Wales
British Guiana
Varius
Alrong
Bear
Church of England
Free Place
Oastler Bright Short Time Debate Challenge
The letter from Richard Oastler challenges Mr Bright to a calm discussion on shortening the working day. He proposes a public meeting at the Trade Hall Manchester with free admission to defend his stance that reduced hours do not guarantee lower wages. A deputation will deliver a copy of the challenge to Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oastler
MR. Bright
Maxcurster
Lord Lincoln
Castler
Advocate
Te Joux Bacar, Esq
Fielden
League
Quader
Ferrand
House of Commons
Res
Manchester
Short Times Committee
Osater
Tam
London
Bright
Ascrrs
Inhalation ether surgery at major London hospitals
A comprehensive report details ether inhalation trials at leading London hospitals. Surgeons Ferguson Forbes Liston and others observe operations on patients including a young woman with an abscess, a man with hernia, and dental extractions. Several cases show rapid insensibility and minimal pain, while some procedures fail to achieve anesthesia, prompting caution about apparatus and operator skill.
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Persants
Metropolitan Hospitals
Ferguson
Klog’s College
Forbes
Todd
Rudd
Farrar
Partridge
Avery
Bowman
Drewett
Hall
Thompson
Robvinson
Cartwright
Stevens
Was
Mr. Ferguson
Meckmurdo
Chering Cross Hospital
University College Hospital
Liston
Squires
Spparstus
Tathamalso
Robinson
Messrs
Listin
Quain
Stocks
Beard
Gower Street
Key
Morgan
R Lucas
Lucas
Liverpool Mercury
Dublin Aedical Times
John M'Donnell
Richmond Hospital
Ireland
Mc Donnell
M‘donnell
M'Donnell
Ancona
Weekly Chronicle Promises Full, Accurate Parliament Coverage
The editors urge readers to support a weekly paper devoted to government measures, Irish policy, sanitary conditions, and reforms. It claims priority in intelligence, larger readable matter, and a family-friendly, nonabusive approach, with postal subscription details and the Strand address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canosicis
Weexrr Cyxons
Cece
Ireland
Wenxiy Chronice
CunoNide
Sterner
Windows Tax blamed for poor health and dim light in homes
A correspondent argues the window tax burdens poor families, causes insufficient light and ventilation, and worsens disease. It cites medical concerns, notes historic revenue figures, and urges abolition or reform to ease poverty and public health costs.
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Winduiwe Salle
Iowa
Chambers
Edinburgh Journal
Awel
Fragmentary Legal and Almanac Notes From Old Publication
A scrambled OCR fragment covers legal discharge notions and lease detinue, plus Great Britain sunrise and high water instructions, London dock times, and January liturgical notes. It includes names, dates, times, and various places, with miscellaneous calendar and nautical data.
Guizot Rebuke and Orleanism in Spain Crisis
The Statesman’s portrait of Guizot as a constitutional minister nearly meets diplomacy’s liar’s mark while not equating him to England’s foreign minister. The piece laments Louis Philippe meddling, warns against Montpensier’s throne chances, and argues that enlightened, free industry would curb Bourbon influence in Spanish governance.
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M. Guisot
Ho England
Perhapart
Kinga
Louis Philippe
M. Guizot
Montpensier
Spain
England
France
Orleans
Peel and Peelites Face Senate of Opposition and Distrust
The piece argues Peel rejects Young and his circular, rejects a coalition at the Duke of Devonshire’s residence, and foresees no condonation for panting and iniquities. It warns the Standard’s tax stance and questions tenant farmers’ tolerance of leaders, predicting further political moves and reflecting on monopoly and malt tax repeal.
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Peel
Robert
Robert Peel
Young
Lord Linevin
Teadera
England
The Sheffield Meeting and the Manchester Manifesto
London weekly report covers Mr Ward’s Sheffield address and Lord Lincoln’s Manchester speech. It notes free trade ideals persist, analyzes Lincoln’s political moves, and casts doubt on Irish Catholic clergy funding while warning Protestants to brace for Peel era tactics.
Tenant Right and Lease Reform Debate Among Farmers
The Farmers' Club discusses tenant rights with Mr. Shaw proposing a minimum twenty year lease or an equivalent tenant right. He favors compensation for unexhausted improvements at eviction, while urging clear leasing terms and shared landlord oversight. Advocates urge calling a lease by its proper name and stress mutual confidence between tenants and landlords to boost cultivation and wealth.
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Farmers’ Club
Shaw
Brat Place
Mr. Shaw
French Chambers And Cracow In Foreign Speech Fallout
The article reviews the French Speech to the Chambers, noting vagueness and praise for peace yet skepticism about France’s diplomacy. It links the Cracow fall to French policy and cites Guizot's protest and Palmerston’s Despatch references, highlighting tensions between France and Spain.
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Cracow
Philippe and Guizot
London
France
Oto
Ita
Spain
M. Guizet
Lord Palmerston
Trapaul
Leopold
Trapani
Guizot
A Poor Law for Ireland Now or Never
A critical editorial argues that Ireland’s distress stems from misapplied charity and misdirection by reformers. It blames England for famine-induced violence, critiques Repeal leaders, and condemns O Connell for demanding forty million pounds and praising aid to gain influence while opposing duties. It cites Wyse, Barron, Meagher, and Morrison while warning against shifting burden away from proprietors and toward charity alone.
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Ireland
England
Smith O'Brien
O'Connell
Smith
Thomas Wyse
Henry Winston Barron
Waterford
Meagher
Benjamin Morris Walt
Repeal Association
Mr. O'Connell
Isles
Arran
Landowners meeting presses for Irish reform and funding
An editorial report on a Dublin gathering of landowners and critics of national policy. It condemns emigration schemes and calls for a robust Poor Law, model curing houses, and public works funded by the state. The piece argues Ireland must meet emergency needs and urge government action to protect property duties.
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Ia Iila
Tadere
Mr. O'Connell
Dublin
Treland
Ireland
Fogland
Agitutn
Indus
Sprietor
The Right Hoo and Lincolnshire Elections
Reading from Januaury era letters and notices, the piece reports on Montgomeryshire MP Charles Watkins and the long-standing fund from the Queen’s Letter, questioning accounts. It covers the Lincolnshire County Hall election for Sir M J Cholmondeley, a Droitwich by election, and the consecration of the Bishop of Sodor and Man, with details on appointments and sermon.
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Charles Watkins William Wynon
Montgomeryshire
House of Commons
King William Street
City
Great Britain
Tsquizer
London
Norty Liscocsutas
Lord Worsley
County Hall
Lincoln
M. J. Cholmondeley
Shorty
M.J. Cholmondeley
North Lincolnshire
Couns Hall
Weston Cracroft
Eay
M. J. 0Wmondeley
Norton-place
Lindsey
Yorke, Esq
Walmagete
Louth
M.J. Cholmuodeley
Droitwich
John Bakington
Bertol
Lingly
Vis. Rushout
J. Taylor
Mosely
Wiliam Hemming
Bay
George Rush
Aed
Elaring
Davin
Staines
M.P
Saponayo
Walter Augustus Shir
Seder
Man
Whitehall Chapel
Sader
Hiairace
Archboah
Howlett
Thoms Hill
Archdracot
Dery c
Chesterfield
Othe Bresso
Ba Rochet
Wien
Murs
F. He Mwe
Brehey
Braddon
St. Patrick
Isle of Man
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Lord Stanley
George Bentinck
Duke of Newcastle
Clumber
Leicestershire Mercury
Brighton
Churchmaarius
Breton Law Lipeany
Charles Wetherell
Briatel
Scho Kerle Haberfield
Houses of Lords and Commons
Bristol
St. Jamen’s
Port of Glasgow
Glasgow
Glasgow Herald
Nottingham
Suhecie
Stich
Eerly Chronicle
Strand
Wiscoustt Duncan
Bath
Birmingham
Minerol
Cheltenham
Clifton
Leeds
Liverpool
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Norwich
Plymouth
Swinford
Lyxon
Weekly Chronicle
Fife
Paddy
Friends of Humanity
Home Office
Magisracy
Inc
Maceras
John Lauxre
Hyde
Momus
Amicus
Bus
Mort—Dos B
Terence O'Rourke
Great Britain and Ireland
Pegrezs
North Latitude
Bundsy
Reland
Falmouth
Ball
Ilford Haven
Cowen
Dover
Holyhead Harbour
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Rome
Muxnar
Terspay
Wepsespay
Titsnanay
Frepay
Sarnavary
Sespay
Thor
Isaiah v
Isaiah Iwi
THE
Weberly Chronicle
Sheffield
Ward
Admiralty
Sheffierd
Woods and Forestay
Treasury
John Russell
George Bealiney
Board of Trade
Tore
Trish
Fim
Venaisnanti Court
Mr. Rae
Duster Wildeaid
Adua
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