Close of the Corn Law Debate and the Government
The article surveys the Corn Law debate aftermath, noting Mr. Fielden's weak start and Mr. Harvey's flawed speech, and darkens on Lord Melbourne's stance. It argues the government remains divided between Commons and Lords, urging a franchise-based path to reform and equal electoral districts. It also reports royal engagements and Dublin politics tied to the era.
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O'Connell
Ireland
Fielden
Mr. Fielden
Attwood
House of Commons
Todmorden
Smith O'Brien
John Tyrrell
Lord Sandon
Benett
Wiltshire
Wood
Kendal
Robert Perel
Dennistoun
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Mr. Harvey
Grote
William Molesworth
Poulett Thomson
Clay
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Robert Peel
Mr. Harver
Mr. Villiers
Ewart
R. Gordon
Board of Control
William Cowper
Lord Melbourne
Lord Howick
Commons
Lords
Lord Fitzwilliam
Tower of Babel
England
Providence
National Gallery Portraits in Engraved Steel Series
The Weekly Chronicle announces a new National Gallery series of portraits engraved on steel. It aims to feature public men of the 19th century and notable royal women, beginning with Queen Victoria’s court, and proceeding in order to include figures such as Wellington Grey Peel Wilberforce Durham the Speaker Her Majesty Melbourne Duchess Kent and others.
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Toe Werxiy Chronnicle
Natrronau Gallery
Senate
Queen Victoria
Chronicle
Portrait and Memoir series to launch July first
The Narionan Gallery will publish portraits every fortnight with impartial biographical memoirs printed in imperial hot press. Subscribers pay sixpence for the gallery with engraving and memoir on alternate weeks, fourpence halfpenny for paper only, and one shilling for a portrait with a ticket to a memoir next week. The first number ships July 1 and the Duke of Wellington portrait with memoir arrives by April 20 at agents and booksellers.
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Tue Narionan Gallery
United Kingdom
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Leeds
Germany
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Huddersfield
Bradford
Halifax
Manchester
Staley Bridge
Ashton
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Johnstone
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America
Boston
Quebec
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Messrs. Wood
Port Glasgow
Robert Napier
Glasgow
Isle of Man
West Cumberland
Lancaster Guardian
France
Hull
Paris
St. Germain
National Gallery project employs top artists and engravers
Proprietors name Hayter, CHaton, Latiena, and Stewart as painters for the National Gallery to win public confidence in the forthcoming work. Engravings will include Frapen, H. Roginson, More, Cook, Wanstarr, W. Hout, Browns, Haun and others, promising equal quality for Court and Cottage patrons alike. The same artists will serve both national tastes and humble English homes.
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Latiena
Stewart
National Gallery
Frapen
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More
Cook
Wanstarr
W. Hout
Browns
Haun
Moral Influence of the National Gallery Projectors
The Weekly Chronicle previews the National Gallery project, arguing its grand art will inspire moral improvement and national pride in English achievement, valor, and rights. It calls subscribers to place orders through news agents and lists district agents to forward sub agents’ names to the publisher at 337 Strand, London.
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National Gallery
Narionan
Weekly
Chronicle
Strand
London
Launch of a 78 gun teak ship amid crowding witnesses
A long anticipated noble ship intended for 78 guns was launched this morning. A hawser failure during basining damaged the figurehead slightly, but the vessel docked safely. The craft, sixteen years in build, will be coppered and then placed in ordinary service.
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Glasgow
India
Zanesster Guardian
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G.C.H
United Service Gazette
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K.C.B
Ordnance Department
United Kingdom
Walker
Malta
Patras
Duke of Wellington
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