Unreasonable Currier and Metallic Notices in 1844
A column notes a Paris Currier Francais item about a provincial’s letter to the director of public monuments and obelisks in Luxor. It then surveys 1844 mining statistics for copper, tin, zinc, and lead, highlighting imports, exports, and duties across Britain, with detailed tonnages and values.
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Courrier Francais
Paris
Luxor
John Guest
Charles Lemon
Evans
Sons, Jr
Sweden
United Kingdom
Russia
Prussia
Germany
Holland
Italy
East Indies
United States of America
Chili
Cuba
London
Liverpool
Cornwall
Singapore
France
Turkey
Mixed UK and European News Flows with Royal Notes
Fragments report Duchess of Kent’s travel plans, Russian absentee tax worries, and political shifts in Britain and Dresden. Coverage includes Queen Victoria’s London and Scottish tours, Saxony’s king visiting England, trials, rail receipts, and local incidents from Windsor to Bristol, with society and religious notices interwoven.
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Faris
Duchess of Kent
Fontainbleu
Germany
Paris
Russia
Spain
The
Gonzales Bravo
M. Maguae
Department of Grace and Justice
Dresden
Victoria
Saxony
England
Scotland
Buckingham Palace
Ista of Wicut
Norris Castte
Norris Castle
Earl of Jersey
Wales
Galignani
Oxforp
Macmullen
Oxfom
Trinity Cotzece Exteriox
Church OF Scotland
Friends of the
Established Church of Scotland
Exeter Hall
Marquis of Bute
Chelsea
Griffiths
London
Pyers Mustyn, Bart
Talacre
Frances Georgiana Fraser
Lord
Lady Levat
Bristol
Lancashire
William Brown
Liverpool
William and James Brown and Co
Entwistle
Manchester
Greenwich Hospital
Coalhouse Point
Gravesend
Enigma
Gnome
Phantom
Gazelle
Mystery
Curlew
Rival
WATER
Union Hall
Surcipea
Martha Miles
Crown and Anchor
Lakestreet
Mile
New Town
Arthur Straban
Payne
Blue Last
Dorset Street
Fleet Street
Collar
Willis
Ke. &c
Hugh Ri‘neil
J.C. Colquhoun
M.P
Murper
Windsor
Murrell
Surrey-hall
Thames
Thomas Campbell
Charles Fry
Frederick Fry
Cottingham
Izod
Kensington
Trud
Henry Fry
Fry
ABINGDON ELECTION Follows Thesiger Transfer Debate
Frederic Thesiger, newly named solicitor general, is unanimously elected to Parliament for Abingdon after a lively canvass. Mayors, electors, and speakers praise the process amid accusations of a sale and transfer. Thesiger thanks the borough for the honor and denounces unfounded insinuations.
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Abingdon
Retuan
Thesiger
John Harris
County Hall
Thomas Duffield
Her Majesty
Duffield
Mr. Belcher
Commons
John Hyde
Frederic Thesiger
Oxford Chronicle
Mr. Duffield
Mr. Thesiger
Hear
B. Collingwood
Enq
Electable Job-LThe Lancaster and Carlie Rai way Bill debated in Parliament
The Lancaster and Carlisle Railway Bill faces contention over a proposed clause by Lord Brougham demanding compensation for nearby property. The Lords passed the clause, sending the bill back to the Commons where it will be fought by the railway company.
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Leaton’s Lane
Lowe Waste
Courthouse-green
Coleehill
Ebbern’s
Ebbern
Clewley
George Skelsey
George
Shelsey
Skelsey
Clowley
Crowley
Thomas Winterberry
Daniel Budd
Francis Deming
Winterberry
Deming
Cuanos
Astige Coltman
Julia Elizabeth Scales
Central Criminal Court
E. Platt
Doane
Palmer Street
Shadwell
Justice Coltman
Mary Pettigrew
Mary
Ann Joblyns
Payne
Horry
Mr. Horry
Crouch
Wilkins
Wilkins Rose
Harry
Mr. Wilkins
Peter Laurie
Ber
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Aldermen
Iekalany
Mr. Harry
Pettigrew
Joblyns
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Gailor
Jane Smith
James Thompson
Marylebone Police Court
Long
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Montague-street
Montague-square
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Mr. Long
Walter
Southwick-street
Paddington
James Whiting
Exchequer Court
Attorney-General
Bates
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Eithout
Jervis
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Wordsworth
Evans
Great Western Railway
Lthe
Lancaster
Carlie Raiway
Gord Brougham
Lord Brougham
Lancaster and Carlisle
Brougham-hall
House of Commons
Standing Orders
Carlisle Journal
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London
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Penfold
Trinity
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