Free Trade and Nation Prosperity in Peel’s Time
The essay argues that free interchange of earth’s productions benefits all, condemns absentee landowners and protective corn laws, and urges that national wealth rests on manufacturing progress rather than protection. It cites Joseph Surface politics, aims to expose hypocrisy, and warns that tariffs tax the poor to favor landowners abroad.
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Cortex Twist
Onour
Nathan
David
Joseph
Robert Peel
Tropics
Germany
Hartintee
Fox Tee
Adam
Gloucestershire
England
Court and Fashion Amid Royal Court Identities and News
A royal outing features Her Majesty and the Queen of the Belgians in open carriages with a large court, plus audience details of Lord Melbourne and Lord John Russell. Reports cover Hanover Queen health, Windsor plans, and the Ex-Royal French family summer movements, with fashion notes and July orders.
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Countess of Sandwich
Vilain XIV
Miss Paget
Miss Anson
Lord Byron
Goblet
Robert Otway
Buckley
Bouverie
M. van Praet
Foreign Office
Lord Melbourne
John Russell
Buckingham-palace
Foreign Corps Diplomatique
United States
Viscount Melbourne
Lord John Russell
Prince Albert
Edward Bowater
Buckingham Palace
Duchess of Gloucester
Duke of Sussex
Duke
Duchess of Cambridge
Augusta
Prince George of Cambridge
Madame van de Weyer
Duchess of Leinster
Duchess of Sutherland
Earl of Erroll
Earl of
Uxbridge
Earl
Countess of
Windsor Castle
Valenciennes
Brussels
Queen Victoria
Queen
Hanover
Prince Royal
Ireland
Viceregal Lodge
Devonshire
Earl Spencer
Battersea
Lord Cadogan
Chelsea
Batiste de Laine
Paris
Non Francois D’assise
Don Henri
Mons
Jamel
Hathaway
Brooke-street
Grosvenor-square
England
France
Gazette de France
Kirchberg
Duchess de Berri
St. Henri
Teeplitz
Brandsee
Gratz
Salerno
Court of inquiry into Sandgate affray at Newcastle
Major-general Sir C Napier presided over a court of inquiry in Newcastle to investigate the conduct of the military in the Sandgate affray where 87th regiment soldiers collided with police. The inquiry extended over Tuesday and Wednesday and evidence will be sent to the commander in chief.
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Sir C. Napier
Newcastle
Sandgate
87Th Regiment
Moniteur reports French ministerial appointments and auctions
The Moniteur announces an ordinance appointing M Duchatel to oversee agriculture and commerce in Cunin Gridaine’s absence, plus Mehul becomes prefect of Upper Garonne. It notes a June 25 sale of new goods and details Madrid finances, Spanish malversations, and other 19th century international updates.
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Paris
Moniteur of
M. Duchatel
Interior
Agriculture and Commerce
Cunin-Gridaine
M. Mehul
Council of State
Garonne
M. Floret
Spain
Madrid
Barcelona
Saragossa
Bourdeaux
Amsterdam
Aleppo
Euphrates
Beles
Augsburg Gazette
Circassia
Bessarabia
Mauritius
London
Countess of Gosford
Worlinghamhall
Beccles
Gordon
Havre
G. Gordon
DeEuty
Manan Cataraxi
Laco di Como
Mapame Larrarch
Tulle
Madame
C.B
Order of the Bath
H. F. Senhouse
T. Herbert
R.S. Dundas
T. Bourchier
J. Scott
C. R. D. Bethune
J. Nias
T. Maitland
Wason and
Rennie
Ipswich
Kelly
Herries
Board of Trade
Globe
Queen's Counsel
Whatley
Godson
M.P
Oxford
Knowles
Baines
Stuart Wortley
Sutton Sharpe
Austin
S. W
Royal Gallery of Science
Adelaide Street
Mondey
Entomological Society
Society of British Architects
London and
Sovurmamrton
London and Southampton
Southampton
Basingstoke
John Swinbourne
Great Western Rainway
Great Western
Chippenham
Bath
Brunel
Farrioy Farr
Forest of Hainah
Stepney
Wapping
Daniel Day
Marylebone
Reilly
New Road
West of England
West
Trapy
Leeps
Liverroot
Most Extraordinary Indecent Assault Case at London Sessions
Yesterday at the London Sessions an indict ment charged a broker's man with indecent assault on a child not six years old. The evidence showed the defendant seated the child on his knee in a distressing scene, with witnesses testifying to a second alleged offence. The jury returned not guilty. the recorder commented on the case and ordered all prosecution costs paid.
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London
Recorder
Alderman Kelly
Clarkson
Borough Court OF Requests
John Spriggins
Joseph Brown
Spriggins
Joe Brown
Prince Albert
Sir Robert Peel
Lord John Russell
Lord Melbourne
Windsor-castle
Buckingham-palace
Duke of Wellington
Kingsgate Street
Blount
Brown
Mr. Dubois
Sarah
Guildhall
Bruttan
John Perkins
Murray
Green-Grocer
Whitecross-street
Whitmore
London-wall
Marylebone
Catherine Endill
Mr. Saunders
Nost Orosy
William Reeve
Richard Thurle
Villian
Mr. Long
Marlborough Street
Wholesate Pluxper Inc
James Weet
Robert Bennet
Rogers
Maltby
Messrs. Smith
Reese
Samuel Holmes
Elizabeth Ross
The
Three Kings
Orange-street
Bloomsbury
Morpheus
Portsmouth
Potteemay
Dennis-Denny
Samuel Janks
Gray’'s Inn-Lane
Janks
Coxonen
Jane Cox
Ashbrook
White-horse
Finsbury-street
Brennan
G Division
St. Luke's
Elizabeth Emery
Broughton
Union Hall
John Stone
William Collison
Henry Collyer
Syria
Napier
Mediterranean
Hassar
Surrey Theatre
Collison
Cottingham
Staprine
Reuben May
John Warlock
Gay’s Hospital
Thames
Srr
William Baker
Baker
Ritchie
Trinidad
Ballantine
London City Election Declaration of Poll Numbers
Crowds gathered at the Guildhall as poll results were announced for candidates including John Masterman Sir Matthew Wood George Lyall Lord John Russell Matthias Attwood James Pattison William Crawford Alderman Pirie. Lord John Russell led cheers with strong support as the Sheriff proclaimed the four leading candidates elected and Russell addressed electors, pledging to uphold reform and free discussion while defending the coin laws and sliding scale in a heated, vocal public scene.
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Guildhall
Otr
Sheriff Gibbs
John Masterman
Matthew Wood
George Lyall
Lord John Russell
Matthias Attwood
James Pattison
William Crawford
Alderman Pirie
John Russell
Masterman
M. Wood
Lyall
Attwood
J. Russell
City of London
House of Commons
United Kingdom
Jones Loyd
Friends of Religious Liberty
Ireland
Her
R. Pel
Lord Ashburton
James Graham
City of
London
Gibbs
Westminster Poll Results Show Reform Lead Narrowed
In Westminster the reformers led for four hours but by twelve oclock the Tory tied the score and from then until four oclock could not reduce the Tory vote enough to win. Hourly tallies show Evans versus Rous, with scores around 351 and 854 at nine and eleven oclock, and 599 later in the day.
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Wepsespay
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History and Politics
Free Trader
Law and Police
Westminster
Evans
Rous