Great Anti-Corn-Law Meeting at the Crown and Anchor
A Durham Anti-Corn Law League gathering at the Crown and Anchor saluted electors and non-electors for returning John Bright to Parliament as an advocate of free trade. Speakers including Cobden Bright Bowring Milner Gibson and Brotherton praised the victory as a blow against monopoly, urged nationwide agitation, and urged forming a broader popular party beyond current parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the League
Crown and Anchor
Durham
Cornlaw
John Bright
Cobden
M.P
Bright
Bowring
Milner Gibson
Brotherton
League
Villiers
House of Commons
Lord Dungannon
Lord Dun
Gannon
Leaguers
Cheera
Mr. Bright
Marquis of Londonderry
Lord John Russell
Robert Peel
England
Wales
Lord Palmerston
Afghanistan
Scinde
Lord Stanley
Rome
Iftina
Ireland
Anti Com-law League
Anti-Corn Law League
John Brooks
London
Sir Robert Peel
Brooks
Nelson
Anti-Corn-Law League
Hear
Sharman Crawford
Moore
United Kingdom
National Society meeting on education funds chaired by Archbishop
Donations to educate the poor in manufacturing districts reached £28,000 from 186 subscribers by July 24. Baron Lieven left Vienna for Servia. The Drusiller, bound to St Domingo from Boston, burned July 6. crew saved and returned to Liverpool. Chartist John Bailey committed for trial on theft. Excise court rules against Cooks' Company beer selling without license. Bucklersbury inn fined £5 with possible ministerial appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
National Society
Archbishop of Canterbury
Duke of Northumberland
R. Peel
Vienna
Baron de Lieven
Servia
Drusiller
Boston
St. Domingo
Jenks
Liverpool
Sheffield
Cape
Harry
John Bailey
Court of Excise
Cooks’ Company
Bucklersbury
Charles the Second
Vintners Company
Ij East
News from Paris on Spanish upheaval and Narvaez
Paris reports rapid shifts as Narvaez nears Madrid and Christina's circle debates provisional rule. Espartero, Ortega, and ex-regent factions trigger Barcelona disturbances. troops converge toward Zaragoza and Madrid amid royalist versus exaltado tensions. The Lopez ministry takes capital control as Perpignan notes Cadiz blockade moves.
Madrid War Gains End at Fuencarral Barricades Collapse
Extraordinary Madrid correspondence notes a brief engagement near Fuencarral between Seoane and Narvaez troops. Seoane's forces defect, Narvaez frees prisoner, and a conference proposes Madrid gates reopening, guard rights, and central junta with Aspiroz as president. Narvaez demands disbanding the national guard and removal of barricades before Madrid’s full return. At Barcetona, twenty people were arrested by junta order and held in the citadel without stated charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Fuencarral
Seoane
Narvaez
Torrega
Aspiroz
National Guard
Barcetona
Junta
Demise of Prussia Prince in Bromberg
The Berlin Gazette reports the death on the 19th of Prince Frederick William Henry Augustus of Prussia in Bromberg. Born September 19, 1779, he was the youngest son of Prince Ferdinand, brother of Frederick the Great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bromberg
Frederick William Henry Augustus
Prussia
Ferdinand
Frederick the Great
Supreme Board of Censorship
Staps
Napoleon
Marshal Ney
Caven
Supreme Board of Congorship
Trib
Dugsburg
Adrianople
St. Petersburgh
Basil Dolgorenki
Arrival of the Hibernia sparks brief Atlantic news
The royal mail steamship Hibernia, Captain Judkins, arrived after a record voyage of eleven days from Boston and nine from Halifax, bringing 67 passengers and papers up to May 16. Reports include wheat crop optimism, uneasy Canada frontier burnings near Lacolle, Metcalf’s rising popularity, and tidbits from Santo Domingo, Belize, and Guatemala with routine dispatches and quiet politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States, &c
Hibernia
Liverfoot
Royal Mail
Judkins
Boston
Halifax
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Hiberniades
Central
Lower
Illinois
Canada
Montreal
Lacolle
Charles Metcalf
St. Dominec
Maria
Stetson
Port Au Prince
Hoxpuras
Patsey
B. Blount
Belize
Becca Rioters Attack Carmarthen Gate and Toll House
Eyewitness accounts describe a night raid by about thirty armed assailants who smashed a Carmarthen turnpike gate and damaged the toll house while dragoon and infantry detachments guarded nearby gates. A toll keeper was badly hurt, and authorities offer rewards for information leading to convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnmantaen
Guietade
Swansea Road
Cross Llwyd
Carmarthen
Rebeccaiies
Swansea
Newcastle Emlyn
73D
St. Clear’s
Trevor
Grangeick TrEvox
Courvil
Welsh Harpists at Buckingham Palace and Parliament Visit
Her Majesty commanded two celebrated Welsh harpists to perform at Buckingham Palace before the Queen Prince Albert and distinguished visitors. A splendid Welsh harp was presented to the Prince of Wales. The royal party later inspected Westminster and its abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WalEs
Mr. Jones
Llanover
Benjamin Hall
Griffiths
Tredegar
Buckingham Palace
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Westminster
Prince
Princess
Saxe Coburg Gotha
Grand Duke
Prince Leopold
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Hall
Newcastle
Sunderland
Darlington
Stockton
Hartlepool
England
Bright
Rochdale
Durham Chronicle
Durham
John Bright
Ash
Lancaster
Joseph Pease
Standard
DurHam Eltctrion
Morning Post
The
Morning Herald
Lord Londonderry
Vane
London
Peninsula
Peel
John Russell
Robert Peel
J. Russell
Lord Stanley
C. &c. Iris
Enauann
Ireland
Lord John Russell
House of Commons
Great Britain
John
Dublin Monitor
New York
Abel Upshur
North Carolina
John C. Spencer
Treasury
J. M. Porter
Pennsylvania
David Henshaw
Massachusetts
Navy
C. A. Wicliffe
Kentucky
John Nelson
Maryland
Horticultural Society
Zoological Society
Botanical Society
Covent-Garden Market
Birmingham
Derby
Gloucester
Brandling
Chester
Birkenhead
Dublin
Kingstown
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Paisley
Ayr
Ditto
Greenock
Grand Junction
Great North of England
Great Western
Hull
Selby
Liverpool
Manchester
Blackwall
Brighton
Croydon
Greenwich
South Western
Bolton
Leeds
Midland Counties
Carlisle
North Midland
Worth Union
Northern
Dover
Taff Vale
Ulster
York
Belfast
Lis’ Court
Wm. Cobbett
Court of Law
Master of the Rolls
Man and Ward's Wales marriage tale in Vice Chancellor court
A 17 or 18 year old ward's marriage to a woman is questioned for maintenance. The case, moved in the Vice Chancellor’s Court, involves family communications and potential £8000 due at the ward's coming of age, with the marriage deemed valid by the master. The court orders further prosecution of the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Knight Bruce
Mannyine
Wales
WxicHt
Bippuipa
Holroyd
Henrietta Street
Covent-garden
Illinois
North America
Guildhall
Michael Reagan
Jones
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Reagan
Miss Jones
Mrs. Reagan
Benjamin Sims
Tichborne-street
Regent-street
Regent Circus
Clerkenwell
Sales
Newby
Hay
Bratt
Barnes
Edge
Maidenlane
Battle-bridge
Joseph Taylor
Taylor
Mr. Combe
Combe
London
William Howard
Worship Street
John Clifton
Holloway
Messrs
Thames Office
Danie H1gHway
Ballantine
Mile End Road
Langley
Chelsea
Mile End
Elizabeth Bartram
Russell-street
Smith
Therisoner
Kewgate
Wandsworth
Svuicior
Ann Cartledge
Clive
Robert Collins
Nightingale
Clapham-common
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spain
Paris
Zurbano
M. Guizot
Hotel de Courcelles
Christina
Louis Philippe
Chatteau de Bizy
MM. Tereno
Zea
Castillio
Grimaldi
M. Martinez de la Rosa
Hey
Lopez
Isabelle II
Journal Des Debats
Barcelona
Cordova
Espartero
Portugal
Duke de Victoria
Secane
Ametder
Fraga
Saragossa
Bayona
Ortega
Arragon
Saragosan
Exaltados
Saragosca
National Guards of
Republicas Junta
Olozaga
Cortina
Moderado Party
National Guards
Arcelona
Exaltado
Serrano
Place de San-Jayme
Hotel de Ville
Cirque Olympique
Macnaip
M. Arguelles
Perpignan
le Papin
Valencia
Cortes
Algesiras
Cadiz
Concha
Campillo de Arenao
Minorca
Ivica
State OF South Wales
Becca
Boulogne
Corporation
Folkestone
Bradford
Law and Police
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