Free Trade Dilemma Framing in Whig Tactics and Landlord Power
The piece critiques Whig indecision on Free Trade and corn duties, arguing they avoid clear commitments after Cobden teachings. It notes Lord John Russell and others wavering, while landlords regain tenant influence, risking a capitulation and prolonging uncertainty as Parliament nears its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Gibson Craig
Robert Peel
John Runensell
C. Wood
Lord Spencer
Marquis of Westminster
Lord Fitz- William
Halifax
Lord Morpeth
Huddersfield
John Russell
Lord Brougham
Lord John Russell
Queen and Ministry Rumors Stir London Press
The Morning Herald pretends the Peel ministry’s fate does not depend on the Duke of Wellington. The piece derides the claim, questions the Queen’s role, and notes cabinet tensions after Tamworth. It cautions against sensational forecasts and recalls royal visits to Drayton and Chatsworth. The author urges restraint.
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Morning Herald
Standard
Duke of Wrellington
Robert Peel
Spencer
John Russell
League
The
Lord Spencer
Herald
Anti-Cornlaw League
E. J. Stanley
C. Buller
London
Tamworth
Duke of Devonshire
Drayton
Picquet
Prince Albert
Chatsworth
Birth Extraordinary Delivers Irish Attorney General Child
Postscript reports the Irish Attorney General safely delivered a nine months child described as the smallest ever seen out of Lilliput. The labour lasted 10 hours. the child, stillborn, will be sent to Drayton for display in a glass case. No further bulletins.
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Lilliput
Drayton
Panels of Court and Society News From The Era
The column surveys royal ties from Claremont to Windsor, notes a planned address in Parliament by Viscount Clive, and hints at dynastic matches. It lists Woburn Abbey guests including the Marquis of Anglesey and others, mentions the King of Hanover plans, and records local appointments, court gossip, and transport updates across Britain and Europe with brief notices on public works, legal matters, and social chatter.
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Hen Mazeaty
Claremont
Ture
House of Commons
Viscount Clive
Earl of
Powis
North Salop
Edward Cardwell
Clitheroe
Herald
Augustus Fitzclarence
Gordon
Marquess of Huntley
G. S
Agnes Byng
Leveson
Lord Duncannon
Ponsonby
Caroline Sanford
John
Charlotte Guest
Shelley
Keppell
Duke of Beaufort
Wiltshire
Hanover
Duke of Bordeaux
Count Kielmansegge
Prussia
Berlin
England
Kwicuts
WinDson
Captain Moore
67Th Foot
Windsor
J. J. Cumming
Fernyhough
Moore
Order of the Swan
Queen Victoria
Rhine
Bartholomew
Dublin Castle
Duke of Richmond
Earl de Grey
Wigpsor
Mmilitary Knights
St. George’s Chapel
Paracura
Revonmers
St. Marylebone
St. James's
Westminster
Spry
G. Ward
H. Mackenzie
Bowtoeney
Calais
Bouloone
Boulogne
Havre
Dieppe
Wallasey Pool
Mersey
Sharples
Selby
James
Humber
Barton
Hull
Southend
Portucross
Lloyd’s
Foreign
Earl of Aberdeen
Howard de Walden
Lisbon
Consul Smith
Melbuish
Fennaxp
M.P
Manchester
Spread Eagle
Hanging Ditch
Ferrand
Manchester Guardian
Joseph Peate
Abel Heywood
Mr. Rewson
G. Wilson
League
Heywood
R. Peel
Dunlop
Ayrshire
Glasgow Chronicle
Tuamel
Greenwich
Dickens
Peter Parley
Wigram
Bank of England
The King of Saxony’s Banner in St George’s Windsor Chapel
The banner of King of Saxony with the Garter insignia was placed over his stall in St George’s chapel Windsor. His stall lies between the Kings of Wurtemberg and Brunswick, with two vacancies noted. Reports hint at an elevation of Lord Wharncliffe to an earl and a potential reversion of Lord Wortley’s title.
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Saxony
Order of the Garter
Dresden
Earl of Wilton
Sir Charles Young
St. George's Chapel
Windsor
Wurtemberg
Brunswick
St. George
Duke of Dorset
Marquis Wellesley
Leeds Mercury
Lord Wharncliffe
Wortley
Lord Wortley
Charles Strange
13Th Light Dragoons
Fort Clarence
Chatham
Destruction of King William College on Isle of Man
A fire destroyed the King William League and Anti League Movements College in Castletown Isle of Man on the morning of Sunday the 14th. The origin is unknown. flames started in the western wing likely in classrooms or dining room. Rescue attempts failed due to lack of engines and ladders. most of the building burned, though Mr Cummings house and some private property were saved. The college library, rare MSS and military models were lost. insurance valued about £2000 on the building and £2000 on related property, with total loss likely around £4000. The college walls remain standing, classes to resume Thursday. The incident prompted criticism of fire-engine provision on the island.
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Jes. Dixon
Glasgow
Burghs
Helensburgh
Glasgow Argus
Henry Patrincen
Davis
Lord Napier
China
Henry Pottinger
Hong Kong
Standard
Servne Aseize
Exchequer Chamber
Denman
Baron Alderson
Midland
Tindal
Baron Gurney
Norfolk
Lord Abinger
Patteson
Oxford
Baron Parke
Justice Coleridge
Northern
Justice Coltman
Baron Rolfe
Western
Justice Wightman
Justice Cresswell
South Wales
Justice Williams
North Wales
Justice Maule
Justice Erskine
Chambers
Noel Byron
Wellsborough
Leicestershire
Lords of the Admiralty
Nelson
Trafalgar-square
Admiralty
Ds. Watts
Alers Hankey
Isaac Watts
Watts
Wm. Greig
Anderton's
Fleet Street
Hare
Sheerness
Lambeth
J. R. Barber
Riseley
Great Barford
Bedfordshire
Moulsey Hurst Race Course
Surrey Sessions
Daniels
Moulsey Hurst
Hammersmith
St. Stephen’s
Walbrook
Billward
Mill Lane
Birmingham
General Hospital
William Dry
John Jenkins
Samuel Woodbine
Henry Hedgecock
Mr. Mayberry
Max Stapper
Uis
Graves
Henrietta-street
Battlebridge
New Road
Somerstown
Gray’s-inn-lane
Chancery
Lilly
M‘coy
New York
England
New Orleans
Royal Star
Lord Norbury
Worley
Pole
Stainforth
Warde
Wyse
Windsor
Winkfield Church
Richmond Hind
Brockhill
Hawthorn-hill
Jealous-hill
Weston-mill
Hawthorn
Bray-common
Thatchen End
Hollyport
White Waltham
Bricktox
Brighton
Clayton Tunnel
London and Brighton
Arthur Chichester
Bushe
7Th Hussars
Captain Bushe
Hollis
Lewisham
Greenwich
Miller
Westminster Hospital
Devereaux
Bolivar
Emmett
Natchez
Castletown
6Th Foot
College
Coverdale
Browne
Douglas
Sun
Sun Office
Dixon
Smell
Barrow
Island
Epixporgh
Thursda
New Music Hall
Edinburgh
National
Anti Cornlaw League
Great League Fund
Richard Cobden
John Bright
T. P
Albany
London
T .B. Macaulay
Gibson Craig
Villiers
Lord Howick
Wigham
Anti Corn Law Committee
Cabden
Bright
Anticorn Law League
Bucks
Buckingham
Town Hall
Star Hotel
Anti Corn Law League
Wardstone Gazette
White Hart
Steyning
Clement
Pym
T. Ellman
D. Maydwell
T. Maydawell
West
Roffey
Weere
King
Penfold
Ede
Lord Spencer
Cobden
Caruisre
Rota
Athenicum
Lowther-street
Joseph Ferguson
Fisher-street
Bririss
Haddington
Lord Elcho
Wemyss
Lauderdale
Fuord Ruthven
Blantyre
Thomas Hepburne
Balfour
M.P
Association For the Protection of Agriculture
Insanity charge at Bow Street palace intrusion
William James Killeron, a 55 year old carrier and publican from Red-cross-street, is brought before Mr Jardine at Bow Street on a charge of entering St James's Palace and displaying monomaniac behavior. He claimed to come to take possession of the palace, was detained, and to be examined later at St Martin's Workhouse as an aspiring king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jardine
Bow-street
William James Killeron
St. James's Palace
Jacob Richardson
Brettell
Mr. Jardine
Red-cross-street
London
Tattersall's Mowday Derry Betting Odds
Sporting intelligence lists early betting at Tattersalls Mowday in Derry with multiple horses and tote values. Notable quotes include Scott's lot at 11 to 2, The Ugly Buck at 13 to 2, Rattan at 15 to 2, Loadstone at 16 to 1, Cockamaroo at 18 to 1, Orlando at 22 to 1, Ionian at 25 to 1, Icander at 25 to 1, Running Rein near 27 to 1, T Auld Squire at 30 to 1 and Voltrioe at 35 to 1.
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Derry
Agat Scott
John Day
Crockford
Quin
Loadstone
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Alderman Brooks
Alderman Armitage
Alderman Callender
Alderman Walker
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Ashton
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Otley
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Radnor
Gibson
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Sussex
E. Tracy
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H. Dymoke
Horncastle Agricultural Association
Rutland Agricultural Association
Northampton
Atherstone
George Chetwynde, Bart
Aberdeen
Banff
Kinceardine
Lord Arbuthnot
Drurquayt
Charles Kheen
Phin
Richard the Third
Davuby-Lane
John Harrington
Henry Webbe
John Rennie
Grimstone
Stanhope
Sydney Herbert
Captain Bernal
Captain Forrester
Covent Garden Theatre
Jullien
M. Jullien
Giuri Ognee
Marlbrook
Thirlwall
Livori
Mas
Covent Garden
Rebecca
Boise Guilbert
Mrs. Wood
Mr. Wood
Weiss
S. Jones
Wood
Lacy
Ioanhoe
Princess’s
Penius
Granby
Garth
Dadelon
Palmer
Y Pulmer
Sweeney
Lucy Long
Royal Amphitheatre
Surrey
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Sons of Israel
Phillips
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Meyerbeer
Halevy
Rossini
Academie Royale
Paris
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Lea
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Adelaide Gallery
Covent-garden Theatre
M.remy
County Hospital
Jane Mordaunt
Madame Oury
Jeu-Masin
Mitchell
Hag
Rachel
Naples
America
Macready
Philadelphia
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