Mr Ward Addresses Sheffield Constituents in Two Meetings
Mr Ward spoke at Sheffield Town hall and Cutlers hall, addressing about five thousand attendees, outlining his independence, past overthrows in Parliament, and his stance on Corn Laws, free trade, education, Ireland, and reform. He defended his record, defended free exchange with minimal revenue, and urged public opinion to drive policy while criticizing monopolies and government missteps.
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Cutlers’hall
Cobden
Bright
Alderman Dunn
Town Hall
Weat
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Tamworth
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England
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Brazil
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Everbody
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Buckingham
John Williams
London
Paris
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Lord Eliot
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Litton
Lefroy
Lord Devon
Edinburgh Review
Edinburgh
Lord Normanby
Lord de Grey
Clontarf
Peterloo
O'Connell
Repeal Association
League
Charter
Blackwood
Mr. O'Connell
Great
National Movement
Isaac Ironsides
Owen
Ironsides
Wales
Scotland
Glasgow
Custom House
Sir Robert Peel
Rebecca
Scotch Free Church
Briggs
Anti Corn Law League
Mr. Briggs
Mr. Ottley
House
John Russell
Ottley
West
Mr. West
Alderman S. Butcher
H. G. Ward
Hoole
Ward Defends His Stand Amid Sheffield Political Meeting
In a crowded Sheffield gathering Mr. Ward faced questions from Mr. Briggs and Mr. Ottley about National Debt, electoral reform, and policy. Ward defended his record, warned against confiscation, and urged continued reliance on representative government while noting limits on further franchise expansion.
League and Anti League Movements Contend Across Towns
Reports from Newcastle York Maidstone Holbeach Derby and Sheffield detail large meetings on free trade and anti Corn Law League activity. Cobden Bright and local MPs spoke while landlords and farmers voiced strong opinions and raised funds reaching around 600 to 700 pounds.
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League
Newcastle
John Fife
Hodgson Hind
W. Hutt
Colonel Thompson
Cobden
York
Messrs
Bright
Durhan
John Brights
Stafford
Carnegie
David Barclay
M.P
Royal Agricultural Society
Barclay Brothers, and Co
Sheffield
Anti League
Maidstone
West Kent
Anti Corn Law League
Holbeach
Lincolnshire
Derby
Lord Strangford
E. Filmer
J. S. Douglas
J. Croft
E. Dering
France and England in the Chamber debate over alliance
Paris papers focus on M. Thiers and M. Dupin statements denying a friendly France England alliance. Markets react to the debate with French government stock moves while Guizot hints negotiations may drift to reduce the right of visit. Madrid and Belgian links noted with ministerial changes and Spanish bond outcomes.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Thiers
M. Dupin
M. Dufaure
M. Guizot
M. Billault
Journal Des Débats
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
Vienna
United States
Germany
Chateau
Auxiliaire Breton
Vannes
Morbihan
Rhine
Great Britain
M. Martinez Dela Rosa
Spain
Legation
France
Réforme
Cognac
St. Jean d’Angely
Jonzae la Rochelle
Rochefort
Angouleme
Madrid
Narvaez
M. Salamanca
Infante
Don Enrico
Manzanares
England
Don Carlos
Isabella
Orense
Gallicia
Tolosa
Bergara
Aspeitia
Castellano
M. Oluzaga
Liavon
Electors of
Cortes
Moderado
Liberal
Fire hits Xabregas cotton factory outskirts Lisbon
The Xabregas cotton factory on Lisbon’s outskirts suffered a major blaze on January 10, destroying the entire right wing and leaving walls standing. Cortes debates continue with animated discussion over the throne speech and nego tiations with England. Queen and King Consort return funds to the treasury. Greece reports on constitutional talks and Colocotroni’s arrest status.
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Portugal
Lisnox
Xabregas
England
Viscount Sa da Bandeira
Duke of Palmella
Belem
Scinde settlement view amid Napier triumph and Far East notes
Lord Ellenborough deems Napier compelled to occupy Scinde as a defensive measure after Meanee. The India House document outlines strategic gains from occupation, with insistence on firm action against Ameers and Belooches, while detailing dispatches from Constantinople and Athens on naval dismissals, constitutional debates, and international tensions. The report also covers alerts from Stuttgart, Basel, and Rio Janeiro, including the Brazil-La Plata convention.
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Scinde
Lord Ellenborough
India
Charles Napier
India House
Palace
Agra
Ameers
Karachee
Sukkar
Sukkur
Roree
Indus
Bombay
Ferozepore
Meanee
Constantinople
Baldwin Walker
Capoudan Pacha
Jochmus
Porte
France
England
Biledjick
Augsburg
Goritz
d’Angouleme
Toulonnais
Bengazi
Tripoli
Candia
Zante
Iouian Islands
Athens
M. Rhigas Palamides
Stuttgard
Wurtemberg
Neckar
Switzerland
Federal Union
Bordeaux
Dardanelles
Odessa
Black Sea
Ragusa
Achille
Havre
Rio Janeiro
Coquette
Rio
Brazil
la Plata
Rio Grande
Exports of Silver Bars From London Port Decline
The official weekly return shows silver bars exported from the port of London for the week ending Thursday last. Rotterdam received 10,001 ounces of silver bars, with other destinations unspecified in the readable portion.
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London
Rotterdam
Westminaty Bridge repairs show only one pier sinking
The Metropolis reports that after Walker improved the bridge foundations the sixth Surrey-side arch settled about nine inches. The sinking ceased after eight months, with no further movement in three months. Repairs lowered the roadway by 3 feet 6 inches at the center, lightened loads, and rekeyed displaced stones. The commission notes the structure now shows no vibration and may remain firm for ages.
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Reed
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Martin
James
Jukes
King
Anderson
Swaine
Wilson
Leonard
House of Commons
Liefchild
Leeds
J. Burnett
J. Martin
British and Foreign School Society
Camden Crapel
Camberwell
Henry Melvill
Melvill
Glebe
Payne
Board of Guardians
St. George-the- Martyr's
Southwark
Union
Bathurst
Kendell
Messrs. Boxer
Gladwill
College of Surgeons
Metropolitan Dravers’ Association
James Emerson Tennent, Esq
Rennie
Society
Thomas Davis
Liverpool
Manchester
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Cheltenham
Bristol
Coventry
Bedford
Newcastle
Nottingham
Wolverhampton
Ambrose Moore
Hitchcock
Owen
Hughes
J.cumming
Baxquet
Stationers’s Hall
Sheriff Moon
Charles Baldwin
Serjeant Merewether
Mr. Lyall
John Keys Bart
James Duke
Alderman Kelly
Alderman Humphery
Mn B. Hawes
Archdeacon Hale
Henry Ellis
Roger
Walker
Barry
Tite
Lockhart
Croly
T. Dale
Serjeant Talfourd
Warren
W. Tooke
Metropolis
London
Recorder
Somerset-House
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Aya
Greece
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Colocotroni
Senate
Otho
Luitpold
the Metropolis
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