Lord Lincoln and Wilson Face Off in Falkirk Burghs Race
The Falkirk burghs election opened with Lord Lincoln and Mr. Wilson addressing about 500 spectators. Lincoln argued for cabinet stability and free trade measures, while Wilson pressed his pledge to stand if asked by the electors and urged the liberal majority to back his candidacy over the Conservative minister. A poll was set for Friday after a show of hands drew few supports for Lincoln.
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Lord Lincoln
Wilson
Gman
Lord Lin
Colonel Halton
Cairnhill
Baillie Slim
Hamilton
Provost Dawson
Linlithgow
Ardrie
Dundy
Lincoln
Pol
Bir. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
John
Russell
House of Commons
Protection Party
Glasgow
Liverpool
Manchester
New Bond-street
Earl of Lincoln
Baird
Lord Linlength
Falkirk Burghs
Mr. Baird
France Paris News On King’s Assassin Attempt Trial Progress
Paris reports no new details on the late regicide attempt as Lecomte’s defense and motive are scrutinized. Ibrahim Pacha’s Paris visit and royal plans, plus Zollverein transit duties and French funds movement, frame a peninsula of political and financial tidings from the French capital.
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Paris
Lecomte
Journal Des Débats
Lord Cowley
Baron Fazel
Low Countries
Louis Philippe
Chamber of Deputies
M. Damesmay
Bordeaux and Cette
Duke of Neutrose
Ibrahim Pacha
Jak
Jhis
Ibrahim
Pacha
Turkey
Napoleon
Egypt
Elysere Bourbon
Zollverein
Marence
Bieberich
Neuburg
Saarbruck
Kreutzera
Univers
Holy Father
Deyra
Milgud Ben Arrach
Thazu
Duke d’'Aumale
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troyes
Montereau
Basle
Dieppe
Paris and Strasburg
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
Ibrahim Pasha
Constitutionnel
Féve
la Ferte Videne
Dreux
Neuilly
Courrier Francais
Lafarge
Palace of Justice
Court of Peers
Mdovergier
Ber
Fontainebleau
M. B
Lecomts
Lata
AI. B
Legion
Mr. B
M. de Lahune
Luxembourgh
Peere
Eight months for libel at Queen's Bench court
A defendant was sentenced Thursday in the Court of Queen's Bench to eight months' imprisonment for four counts of libel against the Duke of Brunswick, the court also disapproving of the Duke waking a party to kiss the defendant at Strand theatre. Insolvent cases dominated the docket, including Eliza Clara Margrette Waitley known as Clara Leyton. her interim order was adjourned for three months with protection to fulfill engagements and settle creditors. Debts roughly £360, assets £10. Fashion notes from London and Paris Fashion Magazine cover spring toilettes, fabrics, trims, and accessories with commentary on colors, silhouettes, and headwear.
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Banvany Guenonry
EviTon
Sartrist
Court of Queen's Bench
Duke of
Eliza Clara Margrette Waitley
Clara Leyton
Fastness von Mar
Perdessus
Rome
London
Paris
Ladies Magazine of Fashion
City Chamberlain Case Tests Free Status Of Wholesalers
In the Lord Mayor's Court the London Chamberlain v Stuart case examined whether wholesale dealers in the City must obtain freedom to fund city expenses. Mr Hill noted the defendant ran a warehouse at Wood Street selling cotton, linen, and woolens, with credit terms, and that by laws freemen included those in any art trade or mystery in the City. Sir T Wilde argued the issue of noble standing versus duty to the Corporation and the necessity for all who benefit to bear costs.
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Loxpox
Lord Mayor's Court
T. Wilde
Corporation of London
Wood-Street
Manchester
Scotland
Common Council
London
England
Tendon
Tuy Fisteca Invinmany
Tok Place
Altion Tavern
Aldersgate-street
Salwon
Pentieman
Henry F. Richardson
Islan Captan Asyeta
Cain
London ‘Tavern
Benjamin Bond Cabbell
Henry Scrambler
G. Vangley
Rey
Clerkenwell Scuonns
Clerkenwell Sunday
Amwell Street
Lord Ashley
Hugh Hughes
St. John’s, Clerkenwell
Ray
Faulkner
Debenham
I Toman Carnouie Institute
Freemasts
Briggs
Vicwr Apostolic
Lord Arundel
Charles Langdale
O'Connell
Ear
M.P
Charles , Jangdale
Arundel
Scotrish Hospital
Cranecourt
Fivet Street
Robert Low
Eng
Friends
Exeter Hall
J. Labouchere
J. Hardinge
W. Ayerst
T. Jackson
James Morgan
William Lambert Alag
Thoman Nash
William Kent
Bristol
Derbyshire
Melbourn Association For the
Felona
Ree Buck Inn
LY Fos
Melbourn
Toulice
Robinson
Themerlyes
Reynard
Morbyshire
Udine Haunde
Tersey
Mirek
Mary le Geuder
Mir
St. Helter
Mulberry Cottage
le Cronier
Eternoon
Mary le Gendre
Manuel
By-law dispute on retail selling and charity dinners noted
The report covers a London by-law on wholesale versus retail sales with a jury verdict for the wholesale defendants, plus mentions of a toast at a charity dinner, benevolent institutions funding, and multiple society meetings including Clerkenwell Sunday Schools and a Catholic institute, detailing patronage and pension grants.
Public meeting opposed Tariff reforms for British industry
A Birmingham public gathering near a railway station opposed ministerial tariff changes aimed at reducing wages and taxes. Led by Mr Cooke the meeting urged Parliament to pass protective measures and a tax shift toward the rich, plus an efficient Poor Law and shorter working hours.
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Birmingham
Moxpar Nient
Pusrc Aexrine
Cooke
Dudley
Mason
Sir R Peel
Tennent
Bronterre O'Brien
House of Lords
Earl Stanhope
Mixous
Bisuincuam
Bristol
Kingawood
Thomas Nash
William Kent
Willian Lambert
James Morgan
Ireland at Conciliation Hall and Irish rights debate
A transcription of a London letter from April 25 1548 criticizes coercion bills and urges Irish self-reliance, praising figures like Osborne Ward Peulett Scrope and Haven while warning English Conservatives Whigs and Radicals. The piece notes a revenue shortfall and strained Nenagh Relief Committee funds in Dervis on April 29.
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Monnier
Sith Brien
Daniel O'Connell
Offiers
London
Sir
Ireland
England
Osborne
Ward
Peulett Scrope Hias
Haven
William S. O'Briens
Mr. T. M. Rar
Dervis
North Tipperary
Nenagh Relief Committee
Seringapatam Collision Near Beachy Head Aboard Indiaman
The Seringapatam, a 1000 ton East Indiaman owned by Mr Green of Blackwall, collided with the Danish vessel Harriet from St Croix to Copenhagen near Beachy Head. The Harriet sank, her crew leaping to the Indiaman’s bowsprit before the foremast and spars tore away. the Seringapatam suffered no major damage and pumped to stay afloat.
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Guote
British Museum
Shoreham Harbour
Brighton
Franrut Cortisioy Ory Bracny
Blackwall
Seringapatam
Green
Eset India Docks
Gravesend
Portsmouth
Madras
Dakota
Beachy Head
N.E
Thata Downs
Harriet
St. Croix
Copenhagen
Aters
Ashe
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Extasonpinang Bulletin
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Exchange
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