Distress over Trade Sparks Debate on Free Corn Policy
A parliamentary deputation including Mr Bright and Sir James Graham discusses industrial distress, unemployment, and calls for free trade in corn. They warn that continued protection harms hosiery and textile trades and may force emigration or land burden, while stressing need for legislative remedies.
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Mr. Bright
Manchester
Sir Graham
Thomas Ashton
Rawson
Henry Ashworth
James Graham
Great Britain
Salford
Ashworth
Uss
Sir J. Graham
Sir James Graham
Lindlords
Bini
J. Graham
Mr. Ashworth
Lapdhre
Robert Peel
Alderman Tieidforth
Leeds
Blyth
Glasgow
Bir
Houston
Halifax
James Grahaim
Mr. Brook
Alr Brook
Jaivs Graham
IsTeRview
Lord Ripon
Gladstone
Board of Trade
Mr. Gladstone
America
England
Europe
Bright
Lord Ripen
France
Lord Ri
Alderman Chapell
Opening of the French Chambers in Mourning for Louis Philippe
The French chambers opened on Tuesday with King Louis Philippe in tears during his speech. Guards lined from the Tuileries to the Palais Bourbon as officials and nobles gathered in mourning for the royal calamity. The king, dressed in national guard uniform with crape and black gloves, struggled to speak yet pressed on, voice broken by emotion.
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Eee - Ae
France
Tong
Palais Bourbon
Tuileries
Louis Philippe
Duke de Nemours
Duchess of Orleans
Paris
National
M. Guizot
Auteuil
Guizot
M. Barrot
Sauzet
Chamber of Deputies
M- Emile Giracdin
Swixpling Ix
Fnance
Malle
Desjardins
d’Arjuson
Pinel
Maison de Santé
Chaillot
Ronville
M. Domange
Mdle
Mme. Moreau
Rive Saint Honare
Mie Perso
Madame Moreau
Goupil
Rue St. Honoré
Count d’Arjuson
Count dArluson
Molle. Desjardins
Madame Jouant
Rue St. Honore
Ukuwise
Murasures
Witenal Guard
Prince de Joinville
Duke d' Aumale
Stontpensier
Marshal Soult
Silene
National Guard
Master Shepshanks
Ikeag
Parsons
Menden
Brekin Sospuns
Hiron Skares
Abel
Alfur da Elpen
J. Parsons
Philip
Spithead
Roya Grower
John Williams
Royal Sappers and Miners
Saslar
Woolwich
Johnstone
Park Farm
Plumstead Old Church
Braidwood
Southwark-bridge-road
Wailing Street
Couty
Greek crisis grows as treasury drains and arrests rise
The Frankfort Journal cites a Trieste letter claiming Mehemet Ali plans a Red Sea to Mediterranean canal and has invited Brunel to lead the project. Meanwhile Athens confronts a near empty treasury and heavy tax arrests, with 3,000 detained in Messenia. The Greek ministry, loyal to French interests, loses popularity.
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Messenia
Launch of the Goliath and Virago at Chatham
Crowds gathered at Chatham dockyard for the launches of the Goliath warship and the Virago steamship on the Medway. Nobility attended with naval officers as wine was christened and the ships moved to the river amid bands and cheering.
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Medway
Delicate Irish Affair and Police Reshuffle Report
In Ennis riots the government retains Mr Smith as a magistrate and moves him to Gorriscane while others shift stations. all police are to Dublin for examination. Kingstown gossip centers on a delicate affair involving a gentleman, his wife, and a servant, with a court case and possible action for crime. A second affair in the same area ends in a shindy and an upcoming crime note. The report notes the lady is married with two children and highly described.
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Constantinople
Stratford Canning
Porte
Ashkar Pacha
Tripoli
Colu
Abdul Jebel
Seif Ul Nasr
Arental
Stratford
Ottoman Empire
A. Matthews
Clarke
Jackson
Barnard
Tiff
Coates
Godfrey
St. Peter's
St. Angelo
Ron Steamboat Company
London Bridge
Chelsea
London and Westminster Steam Company
Watermen's Company
Adelphi Pier
Blackfriars Bridge
Old Shades
Greenwich
Woolwich
Blackwall
Wapping
Charlton
Gravesend
Northfleet
Boisherville Pier
City of Canterbury
Red Rover
Plorne Day
Maryatte
Ward
Dolwins
Richmond
Thames
Bridge
Netropolis
Wandsworth
Putney
Frit
Greenhithe
Purfleet
Grays
Kent
Essex
Astreets
General Steam Navigation Company
Watermen
Byre
Middlesex
St. James’s Square
Bying
House of Commons
Byng
Wrotham Park
Herts
Duke of Sussex
Kensington Palace
Genceman
Society For the Suppression of Wick
Jardine
Bow-street
Pritchard
Tur Royan Acaneay Daxsxer
Academy
Royal Academy
Grace
M.A. Shee
Queen Victoria
Prince Albert
Adelaide
Army
Friends of
Art
Artista, &c
St. Martin's-in-the-fields
Anne's Association
Morgan
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Whitehall
Coventry Street
Longarre
Pemberton
Board of the Commissioners
Earl of Grosvenor
Metropolitan Improvement Association
Earl of Lincoln
Board of Commissioners
Whitehall Place
Istenpep New Park
Notting-U1ll
Kensington Park
Nottinghill
Medway
Sheriff
Fincham
Duke and Duchess of
Sioe
Virago
Rochester
Royal Marine Band
99Th Regiment
Purcell
Duchess of Buccleuch
Chatham Heights
Finchum
Amd
Tomsef
Biosiul
Thormes Sellis
Bishop's Cloye
Chliedt Phi
Dad Bateher
Southim Beuse
Gretton
J. Barnett
C. J. Hawkins
Cheltenham
Russell
Evilar
Sitl
Neghbour
Lancaster
Tacaster
John Gardner
Galgate
Quernmore
Cardner
Robert
Jighere
Liverpool
St. Jude’s
Hugh M‘neile
Whitchurch
M‘neile
Lynn
Sheepshanks
Vilage
Tan
Gorriscane
County Tipperary
Dall
Ennis
Ditasimon
Browne
Dublin
Alf Gregor
Constabulary
Kingstown
Burt
John Smyth
Smyth
Sit
Mars
O'Callaghan
Hitchcock
Byron
Scotland Day of Fasting Becomes Feasting Across Land
The Fast Day of Scotland saw shops closed and churches sparsely attended while travel boomed by rail and steam boat. Markets ran normally in Dalkeith, and up to 7,000 people were conveyed to Linlithgow by Glasgow trains as religion gave way to leisure and commerce. In Edinburgh and Dunbar courts, Eugene Ernest Augustus Whelps styled Prince of Osnaburgh faced assault charges for stabbing a law officer and rioting, with a six month Hadlington gaol sentence following a guilty verdict.
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Scotland
Lumfries
Dumfries
Tudinburgh
Glasgow
Clyde
Dalkeith
Linlithgow, &c
Dunyries
Triad
Terenoon
Eugene Ernest Augustus Whelps
Prince of
Dunbar
Alexander Robertson
Alexander Roberton
Westminster Investment inquiry probes Whittaker schemes and deposits
A large crowd gathered at Guildhall as the Westminster Investment Company inquiry examined a chain of financier failures linked to the Whittaker family. Sir Peter Laurie questioned promoters while depositors pressed for accountability, with shareholders urged to seek amicable settlement under solicitor guidance.
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Westminster Investment Company
Adam-street
Adelphi
Guildhall
Wells
Nicholls
England
Clarkson
Hannay
Peter Laurie
Priep
Polhill
Peter
Tottenham-court-read
Whittakers
Charles Peter Whittaker
Criminal Court
Old Bailey
Ife
Strand
Tradesmen’s Joint-stock Bank
Snowhill
London
Times
Charles Kerry Nicholls
William Melton
Jonn Wayton
Messrs. Lucas
Liverpool
Lucas
Williams
Dece Wient
Hig Sen
Lonedon
Fee
Te Tod
Statehulde 18
Niw
Whees
Luwees
Mr. Leers
Iui
Fried
Medland
Ful
Whittaker
Noon
Walter
C.K
Ienry
Dugdale
Jackson
Varlor
Taylor
Middlesex
Hertford
Surrey
Joseph Vanderlyn
Orends
Ditch
Draper
Henry Keesing
Great Saffron
Hill
James Pringle
Palace-street
Richard Welbank
Princes Road
Lambeth
Chancery-lane
Law
Charles Coles Batten
St. Petersburgh
George Winks
Guildford
Place
William Henry Forman
Walcot-place
John William Howell
Markham-street
Chelsea
Sarah Medland
Charter-house Square
George and
Charles Marshall
Alrcer's Terrace
Upper Holloway
William Clerk
High Holborn
Henry Whittaker
Brompton Square
Gervas Stanley
Upper Ground-street
Lydia Clarke
West-street
Hackney
Edward London
Fairstone Place
City-road
Edward Howe Burke
Marble-hall
Loughrea
Henry Edward Cooke
High-street
Gosport
Charles Scriven
Margaret-street
Cavendish-square
Carver
Maina-hill
West
Thomas ‘Taylor
Totterham Court-Road
Peter Lawrie
Mr. Nicholls
Hote
West Middlesex Assurance
Cornelius O'Brien
M.P
E. Byng
Bridgman
Bir
Sir Peter
Westminster
West Middlesex Company
Steele
Cuonnell
O'Brien
Afr
Trukisuer
Tie
BE. Byngt
Byrne
Bridggman
Marchail
Marshall
Whitling
Cal
Falfisoon-Street
Picadilly
Hampton
Duff
Cullud
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