London Rally for Free Trade and Russell Candidacy
A large London meeting backs Lord John Russell as a city candidate urging free trade and opposition to protectionist measures. Speakers defend reducing burdens on the unprotected, preserving naval strength, and broadening industrial freedom, with strong cheers for reform and national prosperity.
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Eavily
Rome
Noblord
Tearmot
John Russell
John Guest
J. Guest
London
Samuel Gregson
City of London
Ang
United Kingdom
House of Commons
Europe
France
Russia
England
Globe
Mediterranean
Channel
Wakats
London Electoral Meeting Declares Support for Ministers
The crowd heard speeches urging continued support for the government measures. Lord J Ruy and three other candidates were urged to be elected, with pledges to advocate the Queen's policies and the ministers' program. Comodore Napier and Mr. Travers also addressed the gathering amid cheers.
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London
England
M. Wood
Crawford
Pattison
Hawes
J. Ruy
R. Currie
M.P
Commodore Napier
Travers
Election Chit Chat On The Campaign Across The Kingdom
The piece surveys electoral canvassing in Bristol Birmingham Liverpool and London with liberal gains expected. It notes large meetings by liberal candidates and anti corn law sentiment, predicts Liberal returns in Exeter Leicester Nottingham and Yorks, and mentions Lord Morpeth and Lord Palmerston among others.
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Carvass
Lord Duncan
Mr. Roebuck
Bristol
Anti-corn-law League
Berkeley
Fripp
Adam Gordon
Liberal Member Will Be Returned At the Head of the Poll. Bramincaam.—Mr. Muntz
Mr. Scholefield
Mr. Spooner
Mr. Alston
Mr. Taylor
Collins
Sturge
Bortron
Dr. Bowring
Henry Hobhouse
E. B. Clive
Halifax
George Sinclair
C. Wood
Protheroe
Colonel Thompson
Clay
Leicester
Sergeant Goulburn
Walter
Frewen
Lichfield
Alfred Paget
Liverroon
Lord Sandon
Cresswell
Mr. Cresswell
Joshua Walmesley
Liverpool
Lord Palmerston
London
Lord John
Marylebone
Napier
Young
Commodore
Willoughby Cotton
Westminster
George Murray
Tower Hamlets
Fox
Notringham
John Cam Hobhouse
Nottingham
Larpent
Sir John Cam Hobhouse
Newcastle
Hume
Leeds
Southampton
Mangles
Hutchins
Martyn
Lord Bruce
Sheffield
Urquhart
Colonel Taylor
Ward
Parker
Worcester
Thos. Wilde
Davis
Bailey
West Alpine
Lord Morpeth
Brivery or Erections Bribery Bill Amended by House
The bill reprinted with committee amendments passed the House on Saturday. Strong anti bribery clauses were removed and a separate bill will contain them. The current act allows witnesses to be compelled to testify in bribery cases before election committees and offers indemnity for disclosures. It also permits bribery evidence without proving agency, addressing proving agency difficulties before select committees.
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House of Commons
Spain
Madrid
Christina
Carthagenia
Guardacosta Longaniza
Cape Palo
M. Carasco
Donna Isabella II
Senate
Moniteur
Barcelona
Oriental Pyrenees
French Africa campaign report from Moniteur dispatches
Telegraphic despatches detail French forces marching from Tekedempta to Mascara and Boghar, burning towns and repelling Arab forces. Duke de Nemours returns to Algiers. Baraguay d’Hilliers’s column ravages Boghar. political debates over Paris fortifications and Humann tax reforms stir French public opinion.
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France
Paris
Moniteur
French Africa
Mostaganem
Toulon
Africa
Tekedempta
Mascara
Fortassa
Akbel Kredda
Levasseur
Saida
Baraguay d’Hilliers
Blidah
Medeah
Milianah
Boghar
Duke de Nemours
Algiers
Quo
Changamier
Bugeaud
Marshal Saxe
Duke of
Nemours
Granville
Schneider
Holland
Germany
Rhine
Seine
National
Rennes
Caen
Vienne
Chateaunalt
M. Humann
la France
H. Humann
Toulonnais
Hugon
Hyeres
Marseilles
Lassusse
Levant
Sentinelle de la Marine
London
Cours Authentique
Rente de
Naples
Turkey and the East Firman Sent to Mehemet Ali
From Vienna letters on May 23 report the Porte despatched the firman with conference stipulations to Mehemet Ali and that acceptance was expected. The Candia insurrection continues and threatens to become serious.
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Turkey
Vienna
Porte
Mehemet Ali
Candia
Crete Turmoil and Ottoman Proclamations Stir Islanders
Private dispatches from Constantinople report the firman on heredity tribute and promotions sent to Alexandria with a fixed 80 000 purses. Crete readies for defence as Tahir Pacha arrives with 5 000 troops and artillery. English intervention discussed. Druses and Maronites resist new decrees while Candia insurgents seek British aid to make Crete a Corfu appendage. The sultan’s health declines, with emaciation noted and cautious hopes.
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Panis
Constantinople
Alexandria
Beyrout
Syria
Crete
Ancona
Tahir Pacha
Directoire
Angokorona
Jerico
Ascalon
Candie
Great Britain
Candia
Corfu
Univers
Quick Caledonia voyage. M Leod case stirs transatlantic tension
The Caledonia steamship reports dates from America and Canada with over 100 passengers aboard. The M Leod case dominates debate as New York and Niagara authorities argue custody and legal responsibility amid U S Britain strains. Halifax and New York papers condemn treatment, while the National Theatre fire adds to unrest. Market notes show exchange at 108, gains in Bank of the United States stock, now 20 4 in New York and 203 in Philadelphia, under the new revenue law.
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United States
Caledonia
Cunard
America
Canada
New York
Boston
Halifax
Supreme Court
M‘leod
Niagara
England
Albany
Seward
Washington
National Theatre
Morning Herald Xtra
Buffalo
Lockport, &c
France
Amsterdam
Hamburg
Bremen
Bank of the
Philadelphia
Metropolis Horticultural Society Show at Chiswick Grounds
A grand flower show by the Hurricultural Society drew between 9 000 and 10 000 attendees at Chiswick. Awards honored roses pelargoniums and exotic climbers with judges distributing numerous Knightian and Banksian prizes to gardeners and members of prominent households including Mrs Lawrence Coulthurst and Sir E Antrobus. The event featured the Guards band, public display of blooms, and a formal procession ending with God save the Queen.
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Chiswick
Marquess of Normanby
Bean Monde
Life Guards
Blues
Pinks
Silver Knightian
C. Knight
Silver Banksian
Bridges
N. Silver Knightian
Forman
Wilmer
Mr. Green
E. Antrobus
Mr. Watson
J. Wells, Esq
Catlough
Mr. Gaines
J. Wells
Esq
Mr. Butcher
Mrs. Lawrence
Gold Banksian
Mr. Hunt
Miss Traill
Mr. Barnes
G. Norman
Jackson
Mr. Young
Mr. Falconer
Bruce
Barnes
Mylam
Mr. Rivers
Mr. Davis
S. Clarke
Bruin
Gunter
Davis
Lord Boston
J. Wilmot
Chapman
Mr. Dowson
W. Leaf
Mr. Judd
G. Knott
Mr. Floyd
J. J. Guest
Bart
Foggo
Marquis of Abercorn
Tilley
Duke of Portland
Silver Knightians
Lister
Silver Banksians
Myatt
Snow
Richard Brook
Cape Heaths
Butcher
May
E. Goodhart
W. Masters
Insleay
Craggs
Mr. Mylam
J. Jarratt
Mr. Bruce
B. Miller
Falconer
Dickson
Mountjoy
Wray
Veitch
Young
Battersea-Bridge
Southwark
Surrey
Thames
Recorder
Batterseabridge
Murtia Instruction Society
Great Tower Street
City
W. M. Chatterley
Metropolitan Anti-Corn Law Association
Joe Aiecoree
Mieke
Freemasons
Box
Wood
Parliamen
Joseph Copeland Bell
the of Sussex
Marquess of Salisbury
Ireland
Scotla
Duke of Leinster
John Forrest
Su Ie Eo
Goon Sak Ie
Chee
Osbaldiston
Victoria Theatre
Crucifix
Asylum
Cy Oth
Witt
Hawes
Hawes Miss van Milligen, and Miss Turner, Whilst Messrs. Hawes
Jolly
Bradbury
Brizzi
Cronin
Collier
Royal Sauta Loupon Froricultura
Society
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Royal Naval Boys’ School
Camberwell
Admiral Young
R. Dobson
Robinson
Rideout
Forbes
Dashwood
Gardiner
George Cockburn
Deptford
George Birch
W. F. Martyr
Johnston
Martyr
Compton
Brydone
J. Chambers
Booxsetters’ Provident Institution
Trafalgar Tavern
Greenwich
J. Murray
Albemarle Street
Alderman Magnay
von Raumer
Chubb
Messrs. Lloyd
Foster
Edney
Morgan
Walter Scott
Lord Byron
von Raymer
Earl of Mountcashel
London Society For the Protection of
West End
Mounteash
Church of England
Ars
Globe
Public examination at Addiscombe exams and prizes awarded
A public examination at Addiscombe conducted on a Friday in the presence of prominent officials and visitors including the Earl of Devon and Lord Bloomfield. Thirty-one cadets were examined. five selected for engineers, seventeen for artillery, and nine for infantry. Prizes awarded span first to third classes with multiple subjects listed for each.
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J. O'Alloran
G.C.B
Fair
Fraser
Goodfellow
Taylor
C.B
Salter
Sleigh C.B
Frederick
T. W. Taylor
Morrison
C.D. Burton
Harding
Robertson
Angelo
Thomson
M‘neill
Procter
Moors
Sandys
Hardinge
Grindlay
Sandham
Willis
G. Airy
J. Narrien
Royal Military College
P. Barlow
Royal Military Academy
M- Petrie
Manuckive Cursetjee
Kurreen Khan
Muhabat Khan
Lindsay
A. P. Simons
W. C. Hutchinson
N. Tombs
J. D Woolcombe
A. G. Austen
W. Davison
H. Hicks
C. H. Harrison
O. Selby
B. C. Hitchens
J. B. Smith
J. H. Elwyn
Infantry
R. D. Dansey
H. B. Stevens
S. W. Long
A. P. Etheridge
H. S. Belli
D Briggs
W- Gordon
H. Mounsell
E. L. Grant
W. D. A. R. Short
E. Fraser
J. Carpendale
M. K. Kennedys
H. Tombs
Ww. A. Crommelin
A. de Lisle
C. W. Timbrell
C. A.C. D'Oyly
C. J. Manson
Hindustan
H. 3M. Douglas
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