Trade and Labour Principles From a Sheffield Letter
A Sheffield MP argues for non interference in markets, warns against raising wages by restricting supply, and links wage levels to foreign demand, hunger for raw materials, and the need for production at prices buyers can sustain. He urges free trade, warns unions against costly strikes, and defends the Corn Laws repeal as benefiting workers and industry.
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Sheffield
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West Indies
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China
England
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G. Ward
Ibrahim Pacha Arrives in Britain with Splendid Reception
The Egyptian Pacha Ibrahim and his suite land at Spithead after a voyage on Gomez. A guard of honor, salutes, and a grand reception at the Admiralty House mark the visit. He tours the dockyard, chamber of commerce, and George Hotel, meets the mayor, and expresses satisfaction with British hospitality.
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M. Zubrab
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George Hotel
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Great Britain
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Trafalgar
M. Zobreb
Dickson
Royal Artillery
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Ibrahim
Admiralty-house
Gomer
Spithead
Wansens
Warner
Earl of Edenborough
Southampton-street
Strand
Ingestre
Thomas Hastings
Colonel Chalmer
S.A. Waanen
Death under Excitement at Spitalfields and Veiling Fires
The inquest at the Three Cranes Brick Lane Spitalfields into Thomas Midwinter a 46 year old grocer reveals he died from brain congestion after a sudden fit amid parish duties and a silver tea service gift. Fire outbreaks in Hoxton and Lambeth threaten nearby homes. investigations continue with damage extensive and cause unknown. The era reports a wolf sighting in Maiden Lane Camden Town and a meeting at St James Westminster appeals for Rev Andrews to a vacant rectorship.
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J. C. Penman
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Hoxton
Graidwood
West of England
Connorton
Victoria Theatre
Marah
Lambeth
London Brigade
West’ of England
Willful murder verdict in unknown suspect case
Evidence included the production of a key by a constable and testimonies of two women regarding the deceased who refused to throw it to Gibbing. Surgeon Robinson and Rosa doubted a fall caused the head injuries, suggesting blunt-force blows or a blow from iron could fit. A jury returned a verdict of Wilful murder against unknown person or persons.
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Wretched murder attempt and river tragedy in Manchester
A woman, reportedly unnamed and the mother of a three week old, is under police surveillance after an alleged murder attempt and suicide attempt. A man and a constable found her body, revived, and she confessed to throwing herself and her infant into the river, with inquest to follow. her partner is described as highly respectable. In Manchester, authorities report drastic dog muzzling and destruction practices to curb rabid dogs, with numerous stations and a system of fines or destruction. Also from Tunbridge Wells a waiter cut a woman’s throat in a failed assault, while a memorial tragedy in Ulverston records the deaths of nine people in a sands-crossing accident near Cartmel, sparking a large public tribute.
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England
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Quean
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Camden
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Cartmel
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Morlayne
Heriford
Charles
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Puy
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Thin attendance at Conciliation Hall sparks Irish politics row
Dune June 8 reports a sparse Conciliation Hall gathering under Mr. Meagher Waterford with little interest. O Connor orders Archdeacon expelled amid letters from Liverpool and a brisk rent note. Carlow confirms Bunbury family replacement for Bunbury in Parliament as Captain Mclintock Bunbury and his brother adopt the Bunbury name.
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Dublin Packel
Debutante novel judged for its London scenes and family life
The Literary Chronicle reviews Mrs. Gore’s Debutante, praising its vivid London life and sharp family portraits. It lauds the Barrington and Hertford circles, the dowager matriarch, and the plot of marriage prospects, balance of wealth, and social maneuvering with perceptive detail and fond irony.
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