Cardwell Speech at Liverpool Promotes Peel Style Policy
Mr Cardwell outlines his political principles to Liverpool electors and echoes Peel policy on tariff reform and free trade, praising reduced taxes and navigation law modifications. He defends Protestant faith, opposes Catholic priest endowment, and pledges independent, practical leadership focused on national prosperity and religious peace.
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Cardwell
Liverpool
Smythe
Canterbury
Tamworth
Peel
Mr. Cardwell
Robert Peel
Exeter Hall
Liverpool Courier
Thomas B Socker
Towneman
Edward Cardwell
Bia
Sir Thomas
House of Commons
Howard Douglas
China
Poictiers
Agincourt
Meanee
Aliwal
France
Hear
London
Lord Sandon
Gentemen
Pasit
Biami
England
Bramton
The
Shipowners’ Association
Lewa
Sodeavour
Mself
Gress Ae
Ireland
Mr. Canning
Hoskisapo
Agme
Hexshenge
Adelphi Hotel
Dreadful Explosion of Gun Cotton at Hall’s Works
A devastating gun cotton explosion at Messrs Hall’s factory near Faversham on Wednesday kills many workers. Eyewitness reports describe two series of blasts about 11 pm, with 18 to 20 dead and numerous injured. Rescue efforts, ruins, and a coroner’s inquest unfold as investigators assess safety measures and circumstances.
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Fargnsuam
W. Ball
Day
Bir
Monk
Hall
Toppin
Kent Herald
Roatchiwood
Faversham
Fargranam
Hinde
Bull Inn
John William Toplis
Messrs. Hall
Toplis
Mensra Hall
T Wsn
Aummon
Ryan
Polytechnic Institution
Jan
Two Houses Collapse in Endell Street After Safety Notice
Sudden collapse of two large houses at 25 and 26 Endell Street causes alarm as tenants had been warned to leave. The party wall bulged, roof and back walls fell, front walls remaining unsafe. residents evacuated, workmen top up the street by nightfall. No serious injuries reported, but danger told of for passing traffic.
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Anniva
Porremourts
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Clarence Victualling Yard
Victoria and Albert
Odin
Coowsy
Helens
Spithead
Vincent
Howe
Vengeance
Avenger
Fairy
Cowes
Trinity Wharf
Gans
Adolphus Fitzclarence
Oltering
Riddell
Scotland
Fort Augustus
Inverness Courier
John Ragsell
Sheridan Knowles
Royal Bounty
Lascell
Starfield
Liverpool
Earl of Errol
Earl of Dundonald
Caledonian Mercury
Tex
Ron Raz Postuas
Eny
Lombard Street
Endell Atrest
Long Acre
No. 25
Croucher
Mancuxeran
Boston
Manchester Times
Max Witrotty Porsorzo
Ass What
Nosta Sarxups
Thomas Lennox
Qasy
Inean Ohly
Stephen Reed
Margeret Lennox
Morpeth Gav
Winchester Assizes
Omanosov
Moaot Crown Court
Joses Wiltiane
Hillier Fryer
Sarah Wolfe
Muanpsa
William Boyd
Thomas Meatyard
Portsmouth
Bow Street
Mollens
Tripbook
Thompson
J. Finley
Finley
Strand
Triphook
Birmingham
Williams
Mesars
Coutts’s
Wheeler
London
Henry
Mallens
Southwark
Rosaguy
Henry Maraball
Secker
Frederick Purford
Cheesmonger
Bermondsey Street
Bermondsey
Tiine
Buckinghamshire
Mr. Secker
Mr.Secker
Hammersmith
Reyuss
PaseEyogis
Victoria
Henry Tiley
Hammersmith Conveyance Company
Broadway
Robert Cogan
Bam Green
Black Lion Lane
Mr. Cecil
St. George's Terrace
Kensington
Beadon
Noxworx Craovrr
Buormagam
Baron Alderson
Bernard Fossey
London and North Winsters
Wolverton
Anid
John Lambert Cihan
O'Malley
Power
William Manners
Jane
Pest
Easton
Watford
Tring
Walverton
Iit
William Bradberry
Crosa
John William Cooper
Drver
Polutsa
F. Smith
Rode
Fossey
Bine Bridge
York Mail
Joseph Hudson
Duncan
James E. M‘connell
Great Western
Parker
Thomas Ogden
Crous
Alfred Blot
York
Mr. Gent
Stoney Stratford
John Lambert Clifton
Clifton
Jary
Barnn Alderson
Earthquake shocks felt near Fécamp and surrounding communes
Earthquake tremors were reported in the Seine-Inférieure department on the night of the 10th, striking Fécamp and nearby villages. Furniture was displaced, crockery smashed, but no serious damage occurred. tremors lasted about 15 seconds, moving north to south, with stronger results at Greville and Goderville and weaker effects elsewhere.
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Seine- Inférieure
Fécamp
War News From Mexico and Allied Events Abroad
The Cambria brings late U S news from Vera Cruz to New Orleans and New York. Reports say Scott and Worth push toward Mexico City while Mexican guerillas attack supply trains near Vera Cruz. Yellow fever decimates troops. Santa Anna advocates renewed war efforts. local unrest and a brief Mexico City proclamation are noted.
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Royal Mail
Cambri
Drago
Union
Cambria
Causo
Genesee
New Orleans
James L. Day
Vera Cruz
Jane
Brazos
Teporta
Lof
Scott
Worth
Rio Frie
Mexico
Scuitt
Rio Frio
Cliftn
Tampico
Luhateity
UACO
Tarpico
Rencheros
Herrera
Michoacan
Jalisco
Congress
M‘intosh
M'Intash
Cadwallader
Shields
Jalapa
United States
Puebla
City of
Bustamente
Gomez Farias
Sepia Anna
Santa Anna
Edna
Columbia
Ouschita River
Johnson
Eastern
Middle States
Tidewater
Admiral Codrington Declines Greenwich Hospital Offer
The governorship of Greenwich Hospital was offered to Sir Edward Codrington, who refused. The veteran officer preferred to remain active, continuing his naval career rather than retire. Lord Charles Adam, a vice admiral, succeeds as the new head of the hospital following Stopford's death.
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Greenwich Hospital
Edward Codrington
Jane
Nelson
Navarino
Bir
Charles Adam
The
Admiralty
Thewich Hospital
Bie
Great
Briain
Vics
Deay
A Stopford
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