Free Trader argues over Peel era cabinet favors and bread tax
A 1841 London pamphlet style piece denounces Sir Robert Peel’s looming ministry. It predicts wide discontent, calls out ministers like Follett and Goulburn, condemns office-seeking and taxation, and warns that rising bread prices may provoke mass opposition, ending with a vow to resist monopolies and tax on food.
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Cotton Twist
Robert Peel
Sir
William Follett
Lyndhurst
Paris
Kadsack
Goulburn
Jerving
Home Secretary
Eardley Wilmot
House of Commons
Temple
Cony St Iecetion
Daily Press
Metropolis
Lord Stanley
Lefevre
Robert
Ric
Shon
Sania
Robert Peels
David
London
Court and Fashion at Windsor Castle Royal Visit
Windsor Friday notes a royal visit with Earl of Surrey Earl and Countess of Uxbridge and Ladies Paget dining with the Queen and Prince Albert. The Queen and Belgians ride in park. Princess Royal stays at Windsor. preparations for travels to Woburn and Pansanger accompany court events.
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Windsor
Earl of Surrey
Castle
Earl
Countess of
Uxbridge
Eleanora
Constance Paget
Prince Albert
Princess Royal
Adelaide Cottage
Lyttelton
Vilain XIV
Marquis of Headfort
Duke of Bedford
Woburn
Pansanger
Princess Royal Will Remain At the Castle
Duke de Brabant
Continent
Jocelyn
Windsor Castle
Fanny Cowper
Ae Majesty
Earl and Countess Cowper
Erts
Princess Augusta of
Cambridge
Campridge-house
Duke
Duchess of Cambridge
Earl of Fortescue
Barnstaple
Earl of
Jersey
Viscount Villiers
Duchess of Kent
Acre
Frederick Stovin
Earl of Fingall
Mr. Rich
Cottenham
Eard
Countess of Clarendon
Henry Wheatley
Robert Peel
Lord Villiers
Earl of Jersey
Earl of Stirling
Scotland
Earldom
House of Lords
Mangiage
Minto-house
Hawick
North Britain
John Russell
Colonial Department
Frances Anna Maria Elliot
Bowhill
Duke of
Eant
Tescue
LaDy Somerville
Somerville
Dublin
Lord Cloncurry
Blackrock
Phoenix-park
Viscount Morpeth
Dublin Castle
Earl Fortescue
Ireland
Address of Lord John Russell to the City of London
Lord John Russell delivers a formal address to the electors of London explaining the coming policy course. He notes reforms begun in previous years, outlines proposed measures to restore revenue, trade freedom, and imperial finances, and praises past reform achievements while urging vigilance and unity to sustain liberal principles.
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Lord John Russell
City of London
John Russell
London
John
House of Commons
Commons
Her
Lord Stanley
Manchester
Leeds
Birmingham
Ireland
J. RussEx
Political notes on Liberal outreach and election pranks
The piece discusses Liberal party focus areas Exeter Woodstock Deal and Launceston a North Riding vacancy after Lord Fevershams death and the new heir the 46 year old peer married to Lady Louisa Galloway and details on election mischief including a Salford elector’s voting poll and a Stockport baker vowing to vote for Cobden and Marsland and Banffshire female Tories spitting at General Duff with onlookers amused.
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Liberal Party
Exeter
Woodstock
Deal
Launceston
North
Riding of
Yorkshire
Lord Feversham
William Duncombe
Charlotte Legge
Earl of Dartmouth
Louisa, Stewart
Earl of Galloway
Davidien Sturrracs
Salford
Stork
No. 5
Garnett
Brotherton
Bond Fide
Stockport
Cobden
H. Marsland
M‘sweeny
P. Fitzgerald
Kerry
R. Q. Sleeman
Glin
Limerick
Banffshire
General Duff
Keith
Extraordinary Intelligence and Global News from 1841
Long dispatches cover peerage promotions in France, unrest in Toulouse and Auch, and political shifts in Madrid. Updates report weather disasters in Normandy, a shipwreck off Norway, a clash near Algesiras, and financials from the Dusseldorf and Bank of England. Jamaica and Barbadoes news follow with earthquakes, harvest prospects, accidents, and a new Greek ministry. Also noted is Prince Albert laying the first stone of Wanstead infant asylum, local deaths, fires, and a fatal suicide in London.
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de Latour Maubourg
Montesquion
Mathieu de la Redorte
Marquis de Labriar
Macken
M. Romequieras
Toulouse
Auch
Cahors
Montpelier
M. Gaillard
M. Delarvalde
Thither
Paris
Normandy
Rouen
Courrier de Havre
Dusseldorf ‘Gazette
Wesel
Norway
Spain
Madrid
Algesiras
Correo Nacional
M. Mavrocordato
Metace
Christides
Varietas
Moles
Justice
Krnesis
Marine
Frammas
St. Elizabeth Parish
House of Assembly
R. Watt
Kingston
Skipjack
May
Caymanas
Jamaica
Barbadoes
Evan M‘gregor
Lima
Vivanco
Arequipa
Guayaquil
Payta
Piura
Peru
Santa Cruz
Toulon
Cameleon
Velose
Papin
Euphrate
Algiers
France
el Castellano
M. Cortina
Senor Ferrer
van Halen
Catalonia
Isabel
Infanta
Hanover
General Assembly of the Estates of
Mascara
Oran
Mustapha
Bologna
Greece
Tahir Pacha
Athens
Celino
Warsaw
Cracow
Downing-street
Wanstead
Prince Albert
Eagle Tavern
Snaresbrook
Royal
Windsor Castle
Essex Yeomanry
London
Waterloo-bridge
Westminster-bridge
St. John’s
Waterloo Road
William Trotman
Wellington-street
Blackfriars-road
Chiea Kings Yard
Willeston
Cripps
Fogo
King-street
Carter
Great Glasgow Rozpear and daring escapes in Paris
Police report details Gavin Scott alias Charles Hamilton Douglas fleeing Glasgow with £8,600, tracked to London and Paris, arrested at Marseilles on June 15, £4,390 recovered, further £1,900 expected, and Scott sent to Scotland. French authorities praised for prompt action amid sharp cross border cooperation.
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Great
Glasgow
Rozpear
Gavin Scott
Charles Hamilton Douglas
Messrs
M'Gregor and Co
John Forrester
London
Havre
Paris
Marseilles
Forrester
Scott
M.gregor
Scotland
Felix Homo
Rouen
England
Bnd Securities
Hobler
Glyn and Co
W. Day
Guildhall
Penny
Plumtrecourt
Shoe Lane
Beckwith
Jack
Chapman
Marshall
Inspector Penny
Pink
Humphries
Farrel
C Division
Joseph Love
Charles Perry
Henry Field
Love
Perry
Devonshire-street
Lissongrove
Field
Hall
God Almighty
Jesus Christ
Ropsury
Sarah Ferrill
Hannah Price
Hewlett
Park-street
Grosvennor-square
Edgeware Road
Sarah
Steven’s Street
Lisson Grove
House of Correction
Marlborough Street
John Dutton
Frederick Cherrens
Avenue Road
St. John’s-wood
Regent’s Park
Mendicity Society
Hatton Garden
Brien
Charette-street
Bloomsbury
Ireland
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