Emigration and national relief in 1842 discussions
A detailed analysis argues for emigration from the United Kingdom as a relief measure, outlining its benefits to labor, capital, and colonial commerce. It defends not forcing relocation, addresses objections about insufficiency and cost, and notes potential government steps, currency reform, and liberal trade policies. It also previews continuation in the next section.
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Barton
Congress of States
England
Prize distribution at University College Medical Dept.
The Metropolis reports on the annual prize distribution in University College's medical department, chaired by Lord Brougham with Lord Auckland present. It notes 300 medical students, 93 newcomers, praise for impartial prize methods, and comparisons to the Montpellier institution.
Trade News From Manchester to Hampshire and Paris
The column bundles weekly market notes from Manchester, Sunderland and Edinburgh on yarn demand, coal shipments, and strike effects. It cites rising firmer prices for mule yarn and light fabrics, dull printing cloths, and a Sunderland trade freeze due to pitmen strikes. It also covers Scottish coal loading for London, Belgian royal lace fashion, Paris mercantile failures, Hampshire bread concerns, and railway traffic totals for the week ending April 27.
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Manchester
Manchester Guardian
Sunderland
Scotland
Tyne and the Wear
Durham Chronicle
Carnyine Coats
Newcastle
Firth of Forth
London
Leith
Edinburgh
Edinburgh Advertiser. Count Conpriment
England
Trips
Paris
Department of
Seine
Hampshire
Portsmouth
Queen-street
Portsea
Carcely
Biserk Bread
Varia
rcuTon Raiway
Trafic
Sesostris Arrives Bombay From China March 10
The Sesostris reached Bombay on March 10 after leaving China February 15, carrying Major General Sir James Schoedde among others. Reports note Victoria’s health, potential fewer deaths next summer, robberies in Hong Kong, and Sir H Pottinger’s adherence to the China treaty. Also mention 55th Regiment to England, Ningpo and Kinghai customs functioning, teas and silks priced high but expected to drop. Egyptian notes report fellahs returning home under death penalty, emigration to Syria, Hasbeyn converts to Protestantism, and tax disputes with the Pasha. The Great Liverpool arrived at Alexandria with 112 Indian passengers, and the British consul cites no instruction for contingencies.
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Paris
Algeria
Ajencon
Algiers
Thomas Reade
Tusis
Chamber of Deputies
M. Charles Laffitte
Louviers
M. Dupin
Rouen
Laffite
Liberal” Party
Gapimiee
Jacques Laffitte
M. Sellier
Cherburgh
Colonel de Bricqueville
General Meslin
Saya
Journal de Débais
Coquenard Chaussée d’Autun
Orleans
Havre
Strasburg
Éfe
Otahelle
Univers
Tuileries
Duchess of Kent
Duke de Nemours
The
Luxembourg
Chamber of Peers
Vanggalen
Pericamps
Tortoni’s
Leghorn
Rimini
Black Sea
India
Calcutta
Bombay
Bentinck
Suez
Marseilles
Alexandria
London
Madras
Bengal
Scinde
Lahore
Affghanistan
Dide
Keppel
Lord Saltoun
England
Liverpool
Meewnee
Hyderabad
Mochorespoore
Punts
Seinde
Lord Ellenborough
Gwalior
Hobe
Malwa
China
Clyde
Canton
University Contect
Medical
University College
Lord Brougham
Lord Auckland
France
Montpelier
Central University
Brindell
Bacon
Cuurch Missionary Society
Exeter Hall
the Earl of Chichester
Winchester
Chester
Ripon
Viscount Sandon
M.P
R. H.inglis
J. P. Plumptre
Professor Scholefield
J. W. Cunningham
Dr. Marsh
Hugh Stowell
Salisbury
G. Ruse
Waldegrave
Davies
Jamaica
Africa
America
Indies
Asia Minor
Mediterranean
Sierra Leone
Wesleyan Missionary Society
G. Rose
G.C.B
M. Stewart
Elliott
R.N
Farmer
Wilson
Bunting
Newton
Dixon
Beecham
Ireland
Germany
Switzerland
Gibraltar
South of India
Ceylon
New South Wales
Australia
Felix
South and
Western Australia
van Diewen’s Land
Friendly Islands
Teese Islands
Albany, Kaffraria
Bechua
P. M. Stewart
Reece
Waugh
J. Hamilton
G. Macdonald
R Young
J. Crowther
F. Jobson
Tondon
Ludgate-hill
Sheriff Moon
John Cooper
Newgate
White Cross- Street
Compter
Anderton
M. Montefiore
Weeks Alderman Johnson
Duidine
Alderman Johnson
Ety
Prince Albert
Marchioness of
Douro
Bulkeley
Col
Bouverie
Duke of Norfolk
Marquis of Northampton
Marquis of
Exeter
Peter Laurie
Earl of Shaftesbury
Challis and Hunter
R. G
Bethlem Hospital
Jews’ Hospital
Martin Tucker Smith
A. de Rothschild
L. Worms
A. Josephs
T. Cooke
Machin
Graves
P. S. Pierrepont
Scotland
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Dr. Bowring
Sharman Crawford
S. Trelawney
G. Finch
Latouchere
A. Thelwal
Nova Scotia
Cape of Good Hope
Bahama Islands
J. Yorke
B. Noel
Marrinonian Lotreay
Henry Raine
Parson’s Island
Wapping
Episcopal Church of England
St. George
St. John, Wapping
St. Paul
Shadwell
Church of
B. King
St. George’s
W. Quekett
C. B. Stutfield
P. Harrison
Sarah Salmon
Mery Ann Pitman
Elizabeth Crane
Elizabeth Short
Anne Boutle
Jane M.cormack
Jane M‘cormack
Friends
Exeter-hall
Society For
Bethnal Green
Sunday School Union
Hindley
Society of
FrRrenps
Duke of Cambridge
Cammoden Society
Freemasons
Sesostris
James Schoedde
Victoria
Hong Kong
H. Pottinger
Ningpo
Kinghai
Syria
Hasbeyn
Mount Lebanon
Damascus
Wood
Destructive Fire at Twerton Cloth Factory near Bath
A fire destroyed the centre building of Wilkins and Co.’s Twerton cloth factory near Bath, with about 1,500 workers. Fire spread rapidly from the mule-room, destroying the centre and threatening the wings. Damage is estimated around £10,000 and the plant is insured. Gas and oil hazards compounded the blaze as trains passed nearby. The other local items report an attempted shooting in Brighton, a murder investigation in Davids Tow, and an inquest into Charlotte Dymond’s death, with Matthew Weeks charged for wilful murder.
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Bath
Twerton
Wilkins and Co
Crash Nay
Crash
Wilkins
Brighton
Chichester
Stanmer Park
Carter
Beard
Earl of Chichester
Phillips
East Sussex Constabulary
Kingston
Lewes
Davidstow
DacapruLt Murper
J. Hamley
Gilbert Hamley
Caidstow
Charlotte Dymond
Matthew Weeks
Mrs. Peters
Roughtor
Weeks
Charlotte
Brown Willy
Caius Spear
Louxon
John Stephens
Bethson
Plymor
Camelford
Famouth
The Robertses on their Travels and Lachrymose Critics
A mixed review notes Mrs Trollope’s The Robertses on their Travels as clever and satirical on Cockney travelers. It also flags The Bit of Preferment and Milicent as well written pieces, with a long poem on Lachrymose Writers by Horace Smith and a detailed sample from The Sportsman's Fireside focusing on Edward Clayton and his wife in domestic friction.
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Robertses
Monthly
Milicent
Horace Smith
Esu
Earth
Madam Waters
Frances Brown
Bentley
Scattergood
Ingoldsby
Henry Curling
Sandwich
London
Paul Prendergast
Edward Clayton
Edward
Hannah
Clayton
Patt
Watkins
Polly
John
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Vale of Health
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Royal College of Physicians
Surrey
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James Robert Burrows
William Elsey
Brighton Bill
Dunn
James Warren
Elsey
Burrows
Matthews
W. Smyth
Vauxhall-walk
Cardigan-street
Kennington
George Edward Burrows
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Egypt
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