Tariff debate rages as colonial duties spark division
In a heated session the floor vents opposition to differential duties on 260 items, arguing such measures treat colonies as foreigners and harm home consumers. After a loud division, the motion fails 281 to 108, with plans to resume Tariff talks next week and set Army and Navy Estimates for later.
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J. Virlliers
Joan Russert
Baronet
R. Peet
Emigration and Crime Reports From 1842 Chronicle
A long column recalls Cooper the porter amid Highbury murder links and shifts in criminal procedure, followed by notices on a condemned man’s execution, fire losses at Incedipany Forge and other properties, an Ontario emigrant ship voyage, a police theft case, and multiple fires including Three Jolly Butchers and St Martin's le Grand.
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Tue Marver
Hicupury
Cooper
Messrs
Powell and Son
Knight Ridercourt
Doctors’ Commons
Porter
Highbury
Greenacre
Courvoisier
Lees
Blakesley
Central Criminal Court Act
Surrey
Kent
Middlesex
Central Criminal Court
Lord Denman
Old Bailey
Horsemonger-lane
Brompton
Good
Cupe
Newgate
Susannah Butcher
Royal Oak
Princess-street
Lisson-grove
Herbert Baker
Carpenter
No.8
Robert Loverock
Stourbridge
Loverock
Thomas Jones
Phoenix
Birmingham Fire Office
Potts
W. Robins
J. Amery
Phonix
Worcester Chronicle
Edward Cabot
George Stanky
Greenwich Fair
Calcut
Hucy Stowe
Hugh Stowell
America
Ontario
New York
St. Katherine’s Dock
John Booth
London and Birmingham
Marylebone
Gosport
Bedford
Kerr
London
Watford
London and Birmingham Railway Company
Three Jolly Butchers
Newport Market
Storey
St. Martin's le Grand
Moses
Broadstone
Devon
Bridport
Josefa Gittott
No. 37
Gracecuuncystraet
Loxpon
Constanly
Fos
Birmingham
J. G
St. James’s Park
Prince Albert
Scots Fusilier
Duke of Wellington
Regiment of Grenadier Guards
Duke of Cambridge
Coldstream Guards
Prince George of Cambridge
8Th Dragoon Guards
Ireland
Lord Hill
Lord Fitzroy
St. James's Palace
Robert le Diable
Ber Majesty
Ducay
Cornwalll
Lord Brougham
Baron Parke
Dundee
the Treasury
George Clerk
Magialen-yard
Celedonian Mercury
Duke of Buckingham
Aylesbury
Corresp. on marriage law and legal notices from 1842
A collage of letters and notices discusses adultery and alimony limits, insolvency, wills, pledges, and executors duties. It includes guidance on marriage dissolution, bigamy risks, and the role of Parliament, plus reader queries about wages, tax law, and property rights. The section also presents the Weekly Chronicle’s debate on bread tax and a National Anti-Law League call to action with districting and public lectures.
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Sc. J
B. C
ALBC
Hackney
London
Westminster
J. Bell
Jex
G. F
K. H
Weekly Chronicle
Isle of Man
England
British Islands
Ireland
Scotland
League
United Kingdom
Wales
Executive Council
Grerce Wilson
Fon Maule
Ure
Duke of Wellington and Parliament Controversy Exposed
Excerpts reveal parliamentary debates on meat tariffs and Meek's report, with criticisms of ex parte conclusions. Mentions Hamburg meat prices, naval provisions, and potential duty changes. Letters and notices discuss income tax, the Duke of Cleveland’s heirs, and public sentiment around agricultural policy and reform.
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Duke OF Wellington
Ava
Major Vivian
Hamburg
Sunrise and Sunset Rules for Great Britain and Ireland
A historical method explains calculating sunrise and sunset by latitude adjustments above or below 51 30, adding and subtracting minutes per degree. It also lists high water times for major ports relative to London Docks, with offsets for Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow and Southampton before noting further notices to correspondents.
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Great Brain
Ireland
London-Duck Gates
Bristol
Cork
Gove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
The Whitsuntide recess and state of parties in 1842
In this London weekly we assess the session, Peel's government, and Liberal prospects. It argues the government will push most measures, criticizes Tory concessions, and praises reformist moves like Roebuck's motion. It highlights sugar duties, corn laws, and the plight of miners and child labor, urging measured reform.
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Exeter-hull
Squires
W. Miles
Robert Peel
Parliament
England
Louis Philippe
France
Sir Robert Peel
Downing Street
Villiers
Walters
Ferrands
Liberal
Robert Inglis
Lord Stanley
Report of the Children's Employment Commission
A newspaper page features a discussion of the Commissioners' findings on child labor practices. It argues for immediate remedies and suggests legislative action to override local prejudices and selfishness, aiming to curb demoralizing habits rooted in ignorance and custom.
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Jamaica
Barbadoes
Scotland
Derbyshire
Yorkshire
Gloucestershire
Lord Ashley
Bradford
Leeds
Agnes Moffat
the Children’s Employment Commission
Horace
Russia Uprising and Texas Mexico tensions shape uncertain world
The article analyzes the Russian ukase and potential shifts in czarist power, warning of a coming struggle that could redefine Russia’s social order. It also reports improving Anglo American trade signals, tariff reforms, and the folly of the sliding scale, alongside wary comments on Texas-Mexico tensions and the impracticality of Texan invasion routes.
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Russia
Nicholas
Siberia
United States
Lord Ashburton
Europe
Atlantic
Texas
Mexico
Arista
Plains
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Trial of ship crew member for manslaughter in dramatic peril
An abridged report recalls the William Brown disaster voyage from Liverpool to Philadelphia. Witnesses describe mutliman throwing overboard passengers and wives during a long night in the small boats. Holmes is named as the chief assailant amid survivor accounts, with details of cries, pleas, and the sinking ship as the Crescent rescued seventeen.
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Welow
Todd
United States Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Baldwin
Randall
Hhander Wallace
Jaires
Teee Brown
Fur Manshiue Ster
Elatn Jong
Francis
Willian Brown
Lavrpont
Asari
Areee
Itounes
Trey
Kren
France
MorHhig
Gwe
Wil
Berysing
Turssey
Owen Riley
Twig
Ton
Edwar
Frank Askins
Mary
Ellen
Elen
Hermes
Hod
James Blak
Holmes
Black Holmes
Black
Charles Conlin
Charley
John Nugent
Crescent
Rhodes
Hulmes
Bridget Nugent
Jolly Boat
Liverpool
Teaptain
Eliza Lafferty
Pircer
Joseph Marshall
Murray
James Black
James Patrick
Mr. Brown
America
George Duffie
Holmés
Harris
Riley
Duthe
Nugent
Keegan
Mary Carr
Conlin
William Brown
Charles
Wilbar
Mo Wne
Judy M‘fadden
Dufley
Pahdatt Gare
Askins
Sarah Carr Sworn
Kvarene MiAvoy
Jalil James
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