Australasian Corn Duty Debate in House of Commons
Powerful debate over a motion to admit Australasian corn to duty-free status mirrors the Canada precedent. MPs argue justice for colonies, agricultural impact, and potential broader reform, while Peel's government resists piecemeal changes to the Corn Laws.
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House OF Commons
R Geurer
Ireland
Hons
T. Fremantle
Maynooth
James Grinam
Treland
T. Fres
Australasia
United Kingdom
Canada
Mr. Grey
South Australia
Eardley Wilmot
van Dieman's Land
Lord Stanley
Great Britain
Australasian
W. Jones
G. Curnk
Lazovenene
Butts
M. Ginson
R. Peel
G. Clerk
Danny
England
Mtr
F. Barrie
Mr. Hutt
J. S. Wenttey
Bricur
A. S. O'Baren
Australia
Hutt
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
British India
Cue
Want
Darby
T.S. Wortley
Bright
M. Gibson
R. Port
Villiers
John Hassell
J. Russell
Sir Ro Teel
Anti
Great Brisin
Lord Hewson
BR. Peel
Sir R. Peel
Colm
Sir R. Peelhat
Nevwpec
Lord Howick
Puumrize
Herz
Lord Dautsrexy
Grosax
S. Herneart
Queen's two palace concerts and Isle of Wight visit
The Queen and Prince Albert attended two Buckingham Palace concerts with the Royal Family and distinguished guests, supper served, then a Wednesday levee with Life Guards escort and an audience for Earl Effingham. They plan a quick Isle of Wight visit to Osborn House by special train and steam tender for inspections and improvements.
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Buckingham Palace
Prince Albert
Househeld
Life Guarda
St. James's Aharns
Earl of Effingham
Order of the Bath
Life Guards
Isle of What
Osborn House
Isle of Wight
Movday
Gosport
South-Western Railway
Royal Clarence Victualling Yard
Lightning
Woolwich
Osborn
Barton
Dreadful Fire at Pittsburg and Immense Property Loss
Reports from Pittsburg describe a massive fire destroying about twenty blocks and 1,200 houses in the Monongahela riverfront area. The blaze, driven by a NW wind, consumed warehouses, factories, and key offices, including the Monongahela House and bridge, with at least two deaths reported and widespread ruin to merchants and citizens. Relief efforts and civic meetings followed as the city faced long recovery.
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Hudson
Albany
William Burnett
New York
Cotton
Great Western
England
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Rose
Morris Feth
Vicksbury
Reading
Canton
Norwich
Worcester
Long Island
Miinvis Hank
Stonington
Jaiverrae
Buenos Ayres
Hermes
Monte Video
Yast
Jackson
America
N. C. Baldwin
Cieland
Ohio
Englisah
Pittsburg Fire Devastates City As Destruction Spreads
The blaze razed wholesale houses and factories from Front Street to Bakewell's glass works destroying the Pittsburg Bank, Merchants' Hotel, the Mayor's office Philo Hall and most insurance offices. Gas works were wrecked leaving the city in darkness while hundreds of families became houseless. Authorities fear immeasurable losses and declare Pittsburg a grievous blow from which it must rebound.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Bank
Monongstels House
Merchants’ Hotel
Philo Hall
Pittsburg Insurance
Chronicle
Age
Presbyterian Advocate
New York
The
Mil
Philadelphia
America
Special Trains For League Bazaar Transport Across Railways
The Anti Cornlaw League arranged special train services from Manchester to London and other towns to handle the influx of visitors to the League Bazaar. Details cover routes from Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, and Derby, with departure times, fares, and return schedules, plus limitations on luggage and ticket sales closing dates.
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Anti Cornlaw
Mancarston
Manchester
Oldham
Bury
Stockport
Ashton
Stalybridge
Bolton
Rochdale
Manchester and Hirmingham
London-road
London
Euston Square
Loxvox
Liverpool
The
Anti-Monopoly Association
Water Street
Suly
West Ripixe
Yonksurne
Loypay
Midland
London and Birmingham Railway Company
Leeds
Normanton
Mr. T. Morgan
London and Birmingham
Paestox
Lospex
Preston
Warrington Junction
Denny
Nottingham
Leicester
Lexpos
Derby
Loughborough
Syston
Bricatox
Loxpon
Brighton
Binchauas
Lonpox
Birmingh
Cigexeiaphis
Hoealas
Western Railway
Ieee
Recall of Captain Fitzroy in New Zealand sparks colonial debate
The article condemns Captain Fitzroy for misgovernance in New Zealand, accusing him of bias, poor judgment, and fueling race tensions. It cites revenue collapse, missionary friction with the New Zealand Company, and calls for a capable successor to stabilize the colony and fulfill land promises. The piece frames the issue as harming British subjects and delaying New Zealand’s progress.
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Fitzroy
Wake
New Zealand Company
New Zealand
Jerningham Wakefield
Ie Company
Betes
Orice
Tase
Ges
Lod Russell
Stanley
Howe
Time Tables for Sun Rise Sun Sets and Tidal High Water News
The document gives rules to compute sunrise and sunset times by latitude, adjusting for degrees above 6 30 and below 51 80 to add or subtract minutes. It lists high water times at London Dock with offsets for Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven and subtracts for Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton. It notes Whit Sunday week, lessons, moon age, day length and dawn twilight times for Oxford and Cambridge terms with dates and planetary details.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Nota
Lespig
Mounday
Turapay
Oxford Trinity
Tucrapay
Minh
Furpay
Trinity
Cambridge
Johnny
Britain in India and Ireland the imperial balance tested
The piece surveys imperial policy on the Sikh wars in Scinde and Napier’s campaign, praising ongoing gains and Hardinge’s reforms, while predicting political risk in Ireland and U.S. relations. It argues for firm action against rebellion, notes Napier’s successes, and flags possible ministerial missteps and the danger of Irish agitation influencing autumn arrangements.
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St. Chitin
Smith
Exeter Hill
England
Ireland
United States
America
O'Connell
Smith O'Brien
Repeal Associant
Dublin
Polk
Atlantic
Wagen
Passigg
Poland
Moo
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Wagtey
J. Graham
Waxxer
J. Grawan
Graham
Warstrrrox
James Graham
College of Surgeons
J. Grama
Vanperros
H. Benkeley
Fouth
Wansceres
Sir James Graham
MeNtase
Wakler
Council of the College of Surgeons
H. Beckerry
Finte
Warburton
Wakley
All England
T. Woor
Sir J. Graham
Mr. Warburton
Amy and Pary
Rovs
Jases Gaanam
Wakey
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Court of Session Scotland
Lidation Scotland
House OF Lords
Scotland
Greenwich Hospital
Fisher'stone
Stipendiery
Manchester and
Salford
Birmingham, Liverpool, and Ellsmere Junction
Wallassery
Kingston-upon-Hull
Birkenhead Docks
Asylus
Amicable Insurance Company
S Hill
Sparrows Herne
Wharnelitte
Duke of Bucclened
Commons
Lord Broresas
Retland
Systourborough
Wellington
Grafton
Redesdale
Campbel
Winchilsea
Pele Lordstins
Singapool
Sea
Edwards
Westminster
Sandy Hook
Ferry Street
Monongahela River
Pipetown
Kensington
Market Street
Third Street
Wood Street
Diamond Alley
Ferry
Third
Wood
Smithfield Street
Smithfield
Fourth Street
Ross Street
Wood-Street
Sve
Glebe Catton
Second
Flice
Market
Trapk
Pillsbury
Omee
Daily Chronicle
J.B. Butler
Merchant's Hotel
Sand Wood
Kramers Exchange
Nice
Ditta, Jones and Sibbett’s Exchange
Ith
Wm. A. Hills Exchange
Ath
Eund Rodl Feuttercon
Eagle
Bazaar Livery
Ath Street
Associate Reformed Church
Ith Peur Grant
the Baptist Church
Grant Street
Bakewell's
Extrasive
Grant
Monongahela House
Monongahela Bridge
Dallas Iron Works
Werchandice
Third Streets
Pitsburg
Ferry-street
Second-street
Globe Cotton Factory
Third Presbyterian Church
Market-street
Johnston and Stockton
Front
Water Streets
Frontastreet
Wood Streets
Third-street
Fourth
Diamondalley
SmithGeld
Grant-streats
Scotch Hill
Monongahela
Birmingham
Fourth-street
Sroith-field
Diamond-alley
Scrosa Wood
Bank
Bazaal
JU Chass
Exeter
Iverton-road
Taunton
Steech
Dundalk
Robert Peel
Oregon
Canning
John Russell
Lord Palmerston
Times
Zowpon
the Weekly Chronicle
Overland Mail
Tritia
Marseilles
Aurungeebe
Sale
Muhure
Hembast
Henry Hardings
Akhbar Khan
Ranjeet Singh
Scinde
Charles Napier
Indus
India
Henry Hardinge
O'C
Ws Nasure