Our Commercial Policy at Home and Abroad Debate
The Conservative Quarterly leads with an article on Free Trade and commercial policy. It argues Gladstone writes as an advocate, praises some points, and critiques protection, home and foreign trade, with emphasis on the need for mutual benefit through open exchange and the dangers of tariffs and prohibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IGN and
Colonial Quarterly
the Foreign Yasvany
MR. Glad
Ssons
Gladstone
Board of Trade
Robert
Goulburn
Gladtone
Mr. Gladstone
England
Latour
Stockport Commission
Starra Lek
Ao Fusion Trust
E68
Post
Herald
Mr.Gladstone
Germany
Liszt
France
Journal Des Débats
Dundes
America
United States
New York
Boston
Congress
Mr. Webster
Iself
Robert Peel
Royal and noble marriages and aristocratic notices
Reports on upcoming royal additions to Norfolk game preserves and hare releases for breeding. Marriage plans for Princess Augusta of Cambridge and the Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburgh-Strelitz, with a planned continental ceremony potentially relocated to London. Also notes expected Hanoverian nuptials, forthcoming House of Lords seat for Earl Auckland, and the Wellesley will with legacies and residuary provisions. A separate item covers the demise of Prince Francis Salm-Salm and a Wellington police incident involving Mr Drummond's wound.
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Prince Albert
Norfolk Farm
Holkham
Earl of Leicester
Norfolk
Royrat
Princess Augusta of Cambridge
Mecklenburgh-Strelitz
Germany
Duke
Cambridge
Hanover
Mary of
Saxe Altenbourg
St. James’s Palace
Kielmansegge
Earl of Auckland
India
House of Lords
Wellesley
Marquis Wellesley
Archbishop of Canterbury
John Thornton Down
Alfred Montgomery
Grenville Homer
Ontgomery
Earl Grey
George
Lord Brougham
Frascus Sslm-Salm
Francis Salm-Salm
Grenadiers
Sardinia
Bonn
Atrempr
Drummond
Duke of Wellington
St. James’s Park
Gardner’s Lane
Hughes
Standard
Paris Peers back ministers as French address vote looms
The Paris Chamber of Peers approved the ministerial address by 117 to 33, boosting Guizot’s cabinet and diminishing opposition hopes. In the Chamber of Deputies the address was read and hailed as innocuous, with a anticipated decisive result for the government amid debates on the right of search and foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Chamber of Peers
Chamber of Deputies
M. Guizot
Lord Aberdeen
MM. Mole
Thiers
Duke de Broglie
M.guizot
Spain
Madrid
Moderados
van Halen
Prim
Barcelona
Duke of
Palmella
Howard de Walden
Portugal
Newfoundland
Eer
Demerara
Light
Bahia
Rio de Janeiro
St. Helens
Longrune
Savings’ Bank
Cape of Good Hope
Port Natal
Ukase
Prussia
Poland
Warsaw
England
Guizot
Drummond
Houseof Lords
Earl of Eglinton
Winton
Lord Eglinton
Ayrshire
House of Peers
Glasgow Courier
Duke of Sussex
Sussex
Kensington
Kensington Palace
Prince Albert
Royal
Corps Diplomatique
Royal Highness
Metropolis
King’s Arms Tavern
M‘lean
Haymarket
Duchess of Inverness
Fox Maule
University of Glasgow
Z Richard Copper
M.P
Cohe
Bristol
Geonor Cocksunx
George Cockburn
Aulexander Isnot
M.D
Tazaraus J. ‘Ackson
Thomas Trowbridge
Sir Thomas
United Service Gazette
Great League
Manchester
Liverpool
Doncaster
Martland
Final Examination of the Assassin M'Naughten at Bow Street
The final examination of the assassin M'Naughten was held at Bow Street on Saturday amid a crowded court and witnesses. Evidence included postmortem findings on Mr. E Drummond, coroner testimony, and statements from officers. The prisoner was committed for trial at the next Central Criminal Court session.
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M‘naughten
E. Drummond
Bow-street
Twyford
Tothill
Street Prison
Hall
Mr. Maule
Silver
Drummond
Benjamin Weston
Charing-cross
Messrs
Chambers
Guthrie
Hume
E. Drummond, Esq
C. Guthrie
Central Criminal Court
Edward How
Board of Trade
Whitehall
Duke of Buaccleuch
Gardiner's Lane
Wm. Parrot
Lower Groa _venor-street
George Shaw
Poplarrow
Newington
Tierney
Glasgow
Liverpool
London
Witness
Elis
Richards
Gorballia Police
Paisley
Earl of Perth
Robert
Maule
Mr. Hall
Destructive Fire at Earls Hillsborough Mansion Grosvenor St
A fierce early morning blaze devastated the Earl of Hillsborough mansion on Upper Grosvenor Street. Fire engines from multiple stations struggled for water as walls collapsed burying two firemen. insurance covered part of the loss, while adjoining properties suffered heavy damage.
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Earl OF Hillsborough
Grosvenor Street
Grosvenor Square
Reeve
Countess of Carysfort
N. Lyon
George Larpent
London
Bristol
C 88
Larpent
Braidwood
London Road
Watling-street
West of England
Earl of Hillsorough
M‘lean
Jodding
London Fire Brigade
West of England and London Brigade
St. George's Hospital
Goddard
Westminster Insurance Office
Earl Whillsborough
C Division
Gannon
Garden-street
London-road
No. 31
Howlett
Whitecross-street
Farringdon-street
Jeffery
Wellclose Squares
Watling Street
Plummer
Phenix
Great League
Huddersfield
Great League Fund
Tower Hamlets
Spital-square
Messrs Offer
Garford
Humphreys
Poplar
Aldgate
Tower Without
Cova
Comsox Council
Anderton
George the First
Hall
City Lands’ Committee
Guildhall
J. W. Lawrence
Lott
Royal Hospitals’ Committee
Christ’s Hospital
Finnis
St. Thomas, Stepney
Stevens
King’s College Hospital
Sir John Key
Lime-street
Leadenhall Street
Fenchurch-street
Wat
Middlesex Sessions and Insolvent Debtor Court Notes
Reports from Middlesex Sessions show fines for weights and measures offences including a coal dealer fined forty shillings and jailed for fourteen days after selling coal with a false weighing system. Other cases involve a butcher fined twenty shillings, a publican fined two pounds for illegal measures, and remarks about protecting the poor from fraud. Insolvent Debtors Court details cover a young lieutenant’s bills and a complex “bill system” investigation into debts and agents, with emphasis on public accountability and dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Wilson
Warner, Chapman
Knight
Childe
George Newman
Ball’s Pond
Navy Bond
Rosamond Street
Clerkenwell
Turner
Thomas Stone
George
Liverpool Road
Chapman
Commissioner Law
John Cunningham
Thomas Holbrook Coyle
11Th Hussars
Prince Albert's
Pitt
Earl of Cardigan
Dowse
Nichols
Pook
Coyle
Brown
Newmarket
Mansion House
Messrs
Williams
Deacon
Bayxine
Charles Shipley
Sydney Bell Devis
Birchin Lane
John Forrester
Mr. Bush
Committee of Bankers For
Devis
Shipley
Hobler
Bush
Central Criminal Court
Marylebone
Long
Matthew Loff
Throgmorton-street
City
John Thompson
Ingram
Lyall
George West
Upper
George-street
Bryanstone-square
Harrow-road
House of Correction
Queen Square
Inspector Taylor
Burrell
Pimlico Station
Davis
Boyd’s Gardens
Pimlico
Catherine Fitzgerald
Saint George's
Hanover Square
Bramah
St. George's
Lambeth Street
Czay
Charles Massow
Newgate
Ratcliffe
Mamborg
W. Scott
St. James’s Place
London
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Razayv
SOS History and Politics
Geological Society
Society of Arts
Royal Society
Royal Academy
Architecture
Society of Antiquaries
Zoological Society
Royal Institution
E. Solly
Botanical Society
Lincoln’s Inn
Honourable Society of Lincoln's.inn
John Unthank
Charles Reade
Edward Marcus Attwood
Charles James Preston
Haregrice Roberts
William Browne
Edmund Banbury
Say
Deptford
Sunderland
White Hart Inn
Borough
George Johnson
Guildford
Surrey
Sayer
Liddle
Board of Excise
Law and Police