Manufacturing England's Voice in 1843 Corn Law Debate
A crowded critique asks if Manchester, Leeds, Glasgow, Birmingham and other hubs would have supported the Corn Law in 1815 and argues that nine tenths of the populace should not be ruled by a miserable minority. It laments the representative system and warns of ongoing dissent against protectionist policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swartz
Mersey
England
Manchester
Galton
Salford
Stockport
Preston
Leeds
Rochdale
Glasgow
Coventry
Sheffield
Nottingham
Paisley
Sunder
Ashton-under-Lyne
Birmingham
Derby
Halifax
Field
Stroud
Wolverhampton
Bury
Oldham
Bath
Devonport
Bradford
Sunderland
Southwark
Jambeth
Tower Hamlets
Finsbury
Marylebone
Limeity
Perth
Aberdeen
Podders Pimerick
E. Knatchbull
South Eastern Railway
Jaries
House of Commons
Gisborne
Prince Albert
St. Jamce’s Palace
Buckingham Palace
Crown Prince of
Prussia
Meyerbeer
House of Este
Fermra
Potoski
Vienna
Wellington
Morning Post
North America
Port Natal
Australia
New Zealand
Pacific
Oregon
Lang
Douglas
Isle of Man
United Service Emigration Company
Duke Nynette
Dux& of
Sussex
Duke of Sussex
British Museum
Messrs. Evans
Pall-mall
Bauxel
Brunel
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
St. Giles’s
J. Endell Tyler
St. Giles’s-in-the-Fields
Gentle Tan
Bedford-Square
Waterloo-bridge
London
Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge
Scotland
Freemasons
Uvena
James Stuart
D. Macdougall
Tamont
R.N
Duke of
John Russell
City of Ton General Pension Society
London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
Lord Stanley
General Pension Society
Hanwell Lunatic Asylum
Adelaide Fund
With Light Dragoons
Hounslow Barracks
Clitherow
Boston
New
Brantford
Brighton
Bedord
Pegg
Tae Steawat
Munper
Redditch
America
Crowley
Spernall
United States
Rowdy mob attacks brick-croft near Manchester
In Manchester a mob of 300 400 armed brickmakers besieged the Fletcher Pauling brick-croft. They smashed kilns damaged bricks and entered Fletcher’s house injuring his wife and threatening the defender. Several suspects were arrested with wounds and ongoing investigations.
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Manchester
Nessis
Pauling
Henfry
Eccles New Road
Ralph Fletcher
Fletcher
Thomas Lomax
Manchester Police
Peers
35Th Regiment
Butterworth
Salford Beadles
Digples
Eecles
Tomas
Salford
Eccles Road
Trafford
Park View
Eccles
County Constabulary
Seedle
Michael Bagghley
Thomas Hough
Thomas Potter
Ekanah Armitage
Salford Town-Hall
New Bailey
Art
Daniel Maude
John Lomax
Matthew Keough
Peter Burgess
Charles Lee
Thos. Crompton
Henry Crompton
Heelis
Pearce
Messrs. Pauling and
Henfrey
Witness
Salford Town Hall
James Cosle
Burgess
Keough
Lee
Cross-lane
Furnival
Land
The Sonnambula at Drury Lane and Thames Regattas
A mixed London theatre page reviews La Sonnambula with Bellini flavor at Drury Lane where Persians and Cerito shine amid a crowded audience including royal visitors. Sheridan Knowles on Julius Caesar draws praise as does Standigl in Sappho, while Fortunio and The Little Devil receive attention and praise for Matthews and Vestris. Thames regattas received royal patronage and robust local support, with plans for July Putney events, prizes for watermen and amateurs, and substantial subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hea Margary
Bellini
Mario
Cerito
Jenkins
Duchess of Cambridge
Prince George
Augusta
Davey-Lang TaxaTss
Sheridan Knowles
Julius Casur
Knowles
Casca
Kuoowlea
Apearemy
Herr Standigh
Mr. H. Phillips
M. Benedict
Signor Puzzi
Molle
Henrietta Nissen
Paris
Standigl
Alcander
Sappho
Alfred Shaw
Dublin
Clara Novello
Athelwold
Drugy-Laxz
Drury-lane
Miss Faucit
Old Drury Hen
Phelps
Danistan
Dunstan of
Glastonbury
Macready
Elfrida
Thane
Mise Faucit
France
Keeley
Hadeon
Wolfric
Miss Fortescue
Euthor
Fortunio
la Porte du Diable
Scribe
Webster
Little Devil
Auber
Vicentio d'Estella
Asmodeus
Farinelli
Inquisition
C. Mathews
Mathews
Madame Vestris
Mise Julia Bennet
Maid of Honour
Mr. Lemon
Yellow Husband
Buckstone
M.C. Connor
Mr. Vexna
Hanoversquage Room
Venna
Her
Hanover-square
Madame Albertazzi
Miss Flower
Marcus
S. Flower
Misa Lockey
Rainforth
Miss Bromley
Mias Santos
Herr Standigl
John Parry
Signor Giubilei
Handel Gear
J. P. Barratt
Miss Marcus
Solle
Berlin
Miss Rainforth
A.C. Venna
Blagrove
Liverroon TheatRe
Liverpool Albion
Theatre Royal
Hammond
Manchester
Liverpool
Thames
Cockspur Street
J. W. Bishop
Prince Albert
Duke of Northumberland
Earl of Ripon
Viscount Grimstone
England
Launcelot Shadwell
Viscount Castlereagh
Putney
Derby betting at Tattersalls Drama Sparks Wide Interest
Sporting Intelligence details lively Derby betting at Tattersalls with large bets on General Pollock Gaper Amorina and Aristides while Winesour leads the day. Oaks and Suffolk Stakes wagers noted as markets shift with Derby and various horses listed among leading contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Morethan
Winesour
General Pollock
Gaper
Amorina Ditto
Blackdrop
Aristides
Gamecock
Newcourt
Newmarket
Bowes
Cotherstone
Bukelock
T. ‘Saylor
Lord Eglinton
Lord Chesterfield
Mostyn
G. Heathcote
G. Ben Stin
Bell
Charrittc
Gorhambury
G. Bentinck
Dixon
Jamal
Colquitt
H. Combe
Sir G. Heathcote
Lord Westminster
Fhornhill
Amorino
Arictides
Maria Day
Judith Hutter
Mr. Price
the Lily
Laura
Colonel Cradock
Peggy
Lord Lynedoch
Denpy
Glinton
Blakelock
T. Taylors
Chesterfield
Griffiths
Colonel Peel
Nat
Lord Kelburne
General Yates
Canton
Mr. Stephenson
Gladiator
Lord Exeter
Czar
Duke of Rutland
Mundig
Tigress
Mr. Ford
Spiteful
Captain Daintree
Lord Allectarte
Brewer
Lord W. Powlett
Nelly
Lord Orford
Tigress Cult
Mallard
T.M.M
Lord Albemarle
Nuncio
G. Penitent
Duke of Grafton
Sop
Lord Exete
Aliena
Celia
Southampton
Oppidam
Mr. Payne
Duke of Beaufort
G. Edwards
T.Y.C
Amulet
Mr. Gregory
Una
Duke of Bedford
Eliza
D.M
Bettine
Marie
St. Lawrence
Currier
Albion
Derby
Parthian
AxngivaLs
Marchioness of
Exeter
Earl
Captain Ives
Portman
S. Stanley
C. A.F
Lord Miltown
Fidhawn
Nunn
Payne
Johnny
Algo
Mr. Boyce
Corranna
Biggs
Eleus
Stephenson
Chapple
John Day
Duke of Richmond
the Currier
Mr. Combe
Rosalind
Robinson
Mr. Osbaldeston
Devil Among the Tailors
F. Butler
Currysoma
Jockey Club
Fromsham Baron and Feversham lineages summarized
An account traces the Duncombe family rising as Barons Feversham of Duncombe Park and notes their political stance with Pitt the Younger. It also covers the Earls of Fife and Berkeley, their origins, key holders, seats, mottos, and roles in parliament, including shifts between Whig and Tory alignments and notable military service in the Peninsular War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Page
Christ Church
Virginia Water
Windsor Great Park
Page
Egham
W. H. Biedermann
Christchurch
Challoner
Fromsham
Duncombes
Ivioghoe
Baron Feversham
Charles Duncombe
Fevershamw
Duncombe Park
County York
Charlotte
Wiliam
Baron Seaford
Baron Wharncliffe
Cavendish Square
Helmsley
Yorkshire
Earl of
Fyfe Macduff
Macduff
David Duff
Robert III
Muldavit
Charles II
William Duff
Ireland
Caroline
Baron Brace of
Kilbryde
MacDof
Earl of Fife
James
Great Britain
Baron Fife
Alexander
James Duff
K.T. G.ch
Mary Caroline
John Manners
Louisa Countess of Dysart
Talavera
Fort Matagorda
Cadiz
House of Commons
Castlereagh
Fife
Canning
Wyndham Club
St.James's Square
Duff-house
Banfahire
Fixoat
Nethi
James the Fiist
Peter
Lake
James the Second
Justin
Robert
Larl
Arthur James
United Kingdom
Baron Fingall
Woolhampton-lodge
Berks
Arthur James Plonkett
Geneva
Louisa Emelia
Elias Corbally
Corbalton-hall
County Meath
Nsue
Lord Killeen
Maynooth College
Brookes's Club
Killeen Castle
Meath
Fitzagnato and
Vesey
John Vesey
Tuam
Catherine Vesey
Fitzgerald and Vesci
James Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Henry
Kilmore
Elizabeth
Standish O'Grady
Elton
Co. Limerick
Inchicronan
Clare
Fitznanpiner
Robert Fitzhardynge
William the Conqueror
Maud
Henry the Second
Berkeley
Berkeley Hernesse
Roger de Berkeley
Derseley
Stephen
Robert de Berkeley
John
Thomas de Berkeley
Thomas
Edward the Second
Maltravera
Thomas Gournay
Rince
Lord Berkeley
Maurice
Gascony
Poictiers
William
Viscount Berkeley
Nottingham
Marquis of
Thomas Talbot
Lisl
Aitch & Pitch
Nobley-green
Lord Lisle
Mannus
Bristol
George
Baron Mowbray Seagrave and Breaus
House of Lords
Mary Cole
Gloucester
William Fitzhardynge
Viscount Dorsley
Earl Berkeley
Colonel Berkeley
Seagrave
Fitzhardynuge
Berkeley House
Spring
Berkeley-castle
Fitzwitum
William Fitz Godrick
Edward the Confessor
William Duke of Normandy
England
Hastings
William Fitzwilliam
London
Bread-street
Cardinal Wolsey
Milton
Old Fuller
Lord Fitzwilliam
Lifford
Donegal
County Westmeath
Fort Fitzwilliam
County Tyrone
Northampton
Earl Fitzwilliam
Norborough
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Sir Edward Knatchbull
Crompton
Maude
Brick-Croft
John Walker
Cheethamlane
Ellen Connell
Mesars. Pauling and Co
MR. Page
Sporting Intelligence
Dedantha
Chesterfield and Gascoigne
Manytenone Cricker Crus
Clarendon Hotel
Earl of Ducie
Earl of Munater
Henry Neville
John Shelley
Fane
Captain Vivian
Viscount Glamis
Charles Neville
Lindsay
C. B. Lyon
Newton
Royal
St. John’s-wood
Lord's
Clapton Club
Clapton
Etonijans
Eton
Gentlemen of
Lord’s
Nottingham Trent Bridge Club
County of Sussex
Northern Counties
Leicester
Nottingham Trent Bridge Clu
Oxford
Cambridge
Gents
Kents
Kent
Harrow
Winchester
Canterbury
Tawire
King's College Schools
Marsh
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Westminster
Henley
Universi