Peel Speech Review Sparks Telegraphic War Of Words
A long jab-filled critique twists Peel’s address and the House of Commons debate into a polemical muddle. The writer contrasts the ministerial defense with old adages, mocks the administration, and rails at Cobdenian Free Trade theory, expressing wary optimism about future political reckonings.
Investiture and banquet of the Garter at Windsor
London reports the Windsor chapter of the Most Noble Order of the Garter with Prince Albert and senior peers present. The Chancellor of the Order is sworn in by the Registrar, two vacant stalls filled, royal banquet, and court figures including Peel, Graham, Anglesey, and Ormonde attending. The Princesses and royal family appear, and a Privy Council meeting follows with appointments announced. The Queen schedules the Parliament opening speech and appoints officials.
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Weesty Chronicle
England
Poe
Times
Peel
A Beckett
George Clerk
Chartex
Gaston
Order of the Garter
Windsor
Prince Albert
Duke of
Cambridge
Prince George
Rutland
Wellington
Richmond
Buccleuch
Beaufort
Cleveland
Exeter
Lansdowne
Abercorn
Talbot
Powis
Winchester
Oxford
Sir Charles Young
Augustus Clifford
Samuel Wilberforce
Royal Chapel
St. Paul's
Marquis of Camden
Hertford
Order
Duchess of
Bi Uch
Jocelia
Lord Chamberlain
Royal Household In
Robert Peel
James Graham
Marquis of
Anglesey
Marquis of Ormonde
Robert Otway
Cavendish
Buckley
Bouverie
Stuart Wortley
Mr. Forbes
Knights of the Garter
Duke of Cambridge
Kew
Marquis of Anglesey
Hawtrey
Isabella Wemyss
W. Harcourt
George
Lady Cowper
C. L. Courtenay
R. Neville
J. M. Burgoyne
Grenadier Guards
Williams
2D Life Guards
Glover
Waterloo
St. George
Royal
Couast Cincatsan
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Buckingham Palace
Paddington
Great Western Railway
Prince Alfred
Princess Alice
Lyttelter
Walter Duke of
Henry Earl of Harewood
West Riding of
Yorkshire
James Earl of Verulam
Hertfordshire
Court OF Chancery
Cumist's Hospital
Graiscen
Axp Ortisal
Judement
Christ's Hospital
Kenrick
Reading
Kentick
Christ’s Hospital
Corporation of Reading
Banco
Justice Williams
Clarkson
Court of Middlesex Quarter Sessions
Justice
Mr. Clarkson
Court of Queen's Bench
Bow Street
Caroner
Edward Bryant Geary
Southampton Buildings
Chancery Lane
Shackle and Haynes
Bank of England
E. Frank
Clerk
Hayward
Maule
Treasury
Accountant General's Office
Bellamy
Brighton
Foster
Messrs. Cuut
Clerkenwell
J. Bagnall
Birmingham
Gerard-street
Islington
Marsh
Wakeling
Alt. Bagnall
Court of Justice
Asase
Bagwell
Lewis Lewis
Basingball-street
Fornton-street
Lewis
Bagnall
Forston Street
Miss Jones
Gerard Street
Iscest
Ana Maria Richardson
Wilson
Royal Hill
Greenwich
Kural Observatory
Weston Place
St. Thomas’s Street
Borough
Wood
Union-street
Charles Pearce
Hiscock
John Hiscock
Resal Hill
Worth
Cess-Pool
Oak Mitchell
Royal Observatory
Astronomer Royal
Admiralty
Airy
Richardson
Royalhill
Bopy
C. J. Carttar
Hislock
Mitchell
Fasnca Prars
Her Majesty
Jocelyn
Miss Paget
Gsxar Nostu
Sovrn Watta and Worcester Railway Company
Guildhall
Courtnay
Board of Trade
Bush
Measie
Mollins
Tag Tate Railway
Hedges
Ely
Bury Post
Public meeting in London backs free trade over Corn Laws
Report of a Willis’s rooms gathering where Mr. Gurney defended protection and Mr. Thompson of the League rebutted. The crowd favored free trade rhetoric, with cheers for Queen and Free Trade and calls for abolition of the Corn Laws. A Devonshire proposer urged working-class voices to be heard.
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MR. Cobden
Wodehouse
Norwich Free Trade Rssociation
St. Andrew Hall
M.P
Cobden
Cern
John Beck
House of Commons
Xentlemen
Paris
Rome
Naples
Cheltenham
Brighton
London
Farmore
Fure Lahourers
Gentemen
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Wiltshire
Norfolk
Norwich
Nelson
China
America
Russie
Geary
Angerstein
Colonel Angerstein
Free Trade Committee
3 Clay
United States
Leicester
Wright
Bright
Mr. Bright
Cybden
Macor
Belic
Mr. Wodehouse
Ball
Caer
Arthur Gamey
Rock Vale
Devon
Devonshire
Gurney
Willis
G. Thompson
League
Free Trade
Commons
Davy
Mr. Gurney
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Tulip Senizs
Richard Cobden
Adam Smith
Huskisson
F.M
Coventry
Spitelfields
F. M
Downing Street
Robert Vex
Peer
Bully Bottom
Uomake
Frargus O'Connor
Lascelles
Ferrand
Morpeth
Lord Brougham
Benedick
Partridge
Cotton Twist
Law and Police
Orwich