Rightful State of the Manufacturing Districts Letter
A Lancashire village tour describes stark distress in Rossendale Colne Padiham and Burnley with cottage misery, ruined mills, rising parishes relief costs, and rising chartism while praising Hollymount and protesting political indifference and possible arson as fires burn in Colne and Stockport markets.
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Rossendale
Colne
Wnley
Padinham
Lancashire
Forest of
Ope Jres
Whitehead
Hollymount
Lesra Whitehead
Gression
Stallers
Savings
Burnley
Iancashire
Ley
Igs’ Bank
Atolk
Reets
Ens
Hazard
Janed
Hollywood
Marsden
Padiham
Belton
Swing
W. Cooks Taynon
Rossendale Forest
Important Dispatch from Constantinople and Jamaica News
A despatch from Constantinople via the Vesuvius hints at a settlement of the Syrian question. Jamaica reports distress, governor Elgin's proclamation for a day of humiliation after the Haytian earthquake, and several commercial failures amid scarce labor and good crops.
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House of Nivenker, Black, and Co
TRE Mepway
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Earl of Elgin
Kingston
Jamaica
Hayti
Sir Charles Metcalfe
Liverpool
Heneague
Cape Haytien
Franklin
Tweed
St. Domingo
Turk’s Island
Medina
Edward Frankelin
Cape Francois
Thompson
Antigua
St. John’s
Zephyr
J. B. Wilson
Benin
Africa
Selina
Kroomen
Barbadoes
Lieut. Wilson
Europe
John Bennett, Eagg
Lloyd's
Wilson
Boards of Survey
Powell
Island
Ames
United States
New York
Burress
South America
Busby
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Stomingo
Great Western
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Columbia
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Journal Des Debuts
Toulouse
Duke de Calamarde
Ferdinand VII
Meurchatel
Argovia
Curma
Lord Saltoun
G.C.H
C.B
China
Cape Town
Apollo
Tristan d'Acunha
Cape
George Thomas Napier
K.C.B
Lisbon elections and London civil duties in mid 1842
The Lady Mary Wood arrived at Southampton from Lisbon. Elections for deputies to the cortes began, with government candidates winning in several districts. Delays on commercial and slave-trade treaties stemmed from textual disputes. In London, a midsummer Common Hall elected sheriffs Alderman Hooper and Jeremiah Pilcher, with officers reappointed. Other items include barge swamping near Rotherhithe, Nelson monument stone logistics, and notable legal cases and inquiries.
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Oporto
Douro
Beira Alta
Baiia
Tras-os-Montes
Algarves
Estremadura
Evora
Downing-street
London
Middlesex
Hooper
Jeremiah Pilcher
Geographical Society
Institute of British Architects
Tower of Babel
Pyramids of
Egypt
Joseph Bonomi
Institution of Civil Engineers
Messrs
Truman and Hanbury’s Brewery
R. Davison
Kingston Bridge
J. B. Birch
C. B. Curtis
Calder
Wishaw and
Coltness
J. Macneill
Port Talbot
County of
Glamorgan
H.R. Palmer
Zoological Society
Botanical Society
Barney
Rotherhithe
Princess Victoria Antwerp
Orrich Roppery
Bow-street
Frederick Hunt
Twopenny
Newgate
Nelson Monument
Nelson
Trafalgar Square
Leith Craig
Granton
Leith
Duke of Buccleugh
Nelson Monument Committee
Allen
Admiralty
Foot’s Wharf
Milbank
St. Katherine’s Wharf
Grissell
Peto
G. Cockburn
Nelson Committee
Mr. Scott
George
Parliament Street
Sir George Cockburn
Mr. Allen
Francis
Cooper
Coopen
Clerkenwell
Islington
Her Majesty's Council
Officers of Justice
Lolly Cooper
Thomas Cooper
S. M. Puituipes
Rawstorne-street
Lanacy
Southey
Francie
Home Office
Woolfe
Potick
Davud Kenness
Wakley
M.P
Dudley Arms Tavern
Harrow-road
Mary Pearce
Paddington
Edwards-place
Seymour-place
Bryanstone-square
Roceed
Validity of Birmingham charter case reaches verdict
In the Queen's Bench case the judgment held that Warwickshire rate on Birmingham must be quashed. Lord Denman noted the charter validity questions, with two issues unresolved but not decisive, citing Rutter as controlling on most points. Juvenile pickpockets and robberies are described from Guildhall and surrounding districts with multiple defendants, warrants, and sentences noted.
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Queen’s Bench
Queen
Bov Crer
Birmingham
Lord Denman
Warwickshire
Rutter
Manchester
Guildhall
Fleet-street
Ludgate-hill
St. Bride’s Passage
Blackfriars Bridge
Bridewell
Marlborough Street
James Easterbourne Rossiter
No. 5
Pall-mall
Silk Mercers
Rossiter
Smith
Robinson
Newgate
Worship Street
Trippine
Elizabeth
Mary Gray
James Barker
Nowest
Blue
Bingham
Mr. Bingham
Lambeth Street
Norton
Greenwich
William Forrester
Frederick Burton
Grove
Shire
Finch
Forrester
Dudley
Phillips
Sutton
Permanent Pier Company
Ingamous Coxpact
Axxx
Beresford Sterne Donnelly
Margaret Fitzgerald
Hastings
No. 10
New Road
Deptford
Taylor
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