Cobden Tours Hertford Anti Corn Law Meeting
An account of Mr Cobden speaking at a Hertford County meeting on a crowded anti corn law cause, with praise for his clear case and insistence that demand and buyers determine prices not law. Farmers from Hertford Ware and distant towns attended while landlords and pro protectionists faced heated questioning.
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Court and Fashion Bulletin From Buckingham Palace 1843
Buckingham palace bulletin dated May 4 1843 reports the Queen convalescent the infant Princess healthy and predicts future movements of the royal family including Claremont Windsor and Dublin plans. It also notes structural concerns at St George's chapel and Windsor repairs with notices on royal banners swords and heraldry and Society of Lincoln’s Inn barristers. Reading details follow on various London events and international diplomacy.
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Latest Intelligence on Cabinet Talks and Corn Law Debates
A cabinet council met at the Foreign Office yesterday with full attendance. Reports cover coroner duties, a public dinner for Earl Stanhope, and upcoming reforms to biscuit pricing for Royal Navy provisions. The Anti Corn Law League held a large meeting, while various scientific societies plan meetings next week.
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