Debate on Lord Sandon Resolution in divided House
The debate resumed with Liberal speakers denouncing monopoly and praising free trade, highlighting the divide in the Tory and Liberal camps over the Manufacturing interest. A Monopolist Majority of 36 was recorded as the session closed, with further adjournment debated and reflections on future policy.
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Lord Sandon
Edward Knatchbull
Baronet
Downing-street
James Graham
Lord Eliot
Lord Mahon
Robert Peel
Lord Stanley
Charles Grey
Baltic
Norway
Russia
Pluto
House of Commons
Mrr. C. Buller
Mr. Buller
The
Ganges
India
C. Buller
Ainsworth
Hodges
W. Roche
Tufnell
Cavendish
B. Hall
Strutt
Barron
Mark Phillips
Williams
Smythe
Mr. Trotter
Benjamin Hall
Mr. Duncombe
Duncombe
Oastler
Fleet
Duke of
Buckingham
France
Mr. Muntz
Ne- York
United States
New Cer York
Dublin
Muntz
Ich
Herries
Lu Hington
Hogg
East Indies
West
Shéil
Mr. Herries
C. Villiers
Villiers
E. Knatchbull
Mr. Villiers
Max
Kent
E. Knatchall
Mr. C. Buller
Lord John Russell
Read
H. B
Duke of Wellington
Lord Palmerston
Brazil
Germany
John Russell
R. Peel
Robert
London University
Globe
the Chronicle
Paris and London Dispatches on French Trials and British Politics
Latest intelligence from Paris and Madrid reports fresh summons for the Gazette editor, a confession in the French chamber over Toulon policy, sugar question tensions, and Algiers operations. Britain sees corn law debate slated for Guildhall while markets stay quiet. Epsom Derby entries and betting odds dominate social pages.
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Gazette de France
Court of Assize
Roussin
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M. Thiers
Toulon
Syria
Chamber of Deputies
M. Guizot
France
Orleans
Nemoura
Tortoni’s
North Africa
Algiers
Blidah
Medeah
Milianah
Chelif el Kantara
Beny-Zug-Zug
Abd-el-Kader
Bony-Zug-Zug
England
Duke de Valmy
Baron D’hausset
Count de Guernon- Ranville
Charles the Tenth
Galignani
Soult
Madrid
Austin
Carthagena
Espartero
Alexanissa
Nissa
Kovacz
Pirot
Vranja
Prokopaczka
Berkovacz
Miloje
Gavras
Gulhané
Constantinople
Milose
Pacha
Servia
Akapalanka
Ka‘menitza
Bulgaria
Kamenitza
Arnants
Piron
Les-Kowacz
Pache
Scarlett
Zimes
O'Connell
Globe
London
Trevors
Fearon
Dillion
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Ashurst
William Pritchard
Foster
Hutchinson
Greig
Heppel
Norris
Epsom
Ralph
Finchley
Snowdrop
van Amburgh
Marshal Soult
Satirist
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Mehemet Ali
Duke of Wellington
Coronation
Prince Caradoc
Queen Bess
Galaor
Belgrade
Phosphorus
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Eringo
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Palemon
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Grand Duke
Citrone
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Hereford
Revel
Potentia
Clarendon
the Nob
Knightsbridge
Mosque
Tonquin
Joachim
Sir Hans
Negus Portsoken
Gilbert
Mustapha Muley
Paul Potter
Arundel
Metternich
Young Que Minus
Cannissaro
Plenipo
Bangtail
Mustapha
Monsieur le Sage
Father Mathew
Bertine
Manchester
Derby
Queen's Birthday Festivities In London Parks And Courts
Frantic crowds fill St James's and Buckingham Palaces as the Queen's birthday draws crowds to the drawing room and royal processions. Military inspections in St James's Park, illuminations at night, and a royal visit to Windsor follow amid cheering crowds and official dinners.
Chancery and Old Bailey Notes From Trinity Term Opening
Court reports detail the first Trinity Term sessions at Westminster Hall with the lord chancellor and senior judges. Highlights include a Woodsville privy council listing, a solicitor bankrupt examination, a forged note case, a steam boat company embezzlement ring, and a large Marquis de Ribeira robbery inquiry with suspects at large.
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Chancery Court
Spect
Westminster Hall
Queen’s Counsel
Bruton-street
Farrar
Giffin Wilson
Woodsville
Privy Council
Common Pleas
Coltman
Maule
Erskine
Bankruptcy Court
Channes Josep CanTar
Greenwich
Binns
Mary Edward
Rout
Rout, Who Died In the Year 1815, Mr. Binns
Panton
Mansion House
Bristol
George Ancell
Messrs. M
Messrs
M'Calmont
William Johnson Newell
House of M.calmont, and Co
London and Westminster Steam-Boat Company
Poole
A. Leith
William Tyrrell
Hungerford Market
Tyrrell
Iyrrell
Guildhall
Dowding
Nash
Mr. Nash
Alderman Lucas
Marylebone
Marquis DE Ripetta
John Beckley
Marquis de Ribeira
Avenue-road
St. John’s-wood
Widow's Needs After Elopement Endangers Husband and Child
In a London magistrates court a man sought advise on whether to compel a visit to his dying wife to determine her finances, as the £75 annual income would pass to their child on her death. The wife refused to see him, and the solicitor was advised to await her death and then act. District notices follow with further local crime items.
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St. James’s
Buckingham Palaces
St. James's Park
Prince Albert
Grenadier
Coldstream
Fusilier Guards
Life-Guards
Treasury
Duke of Wellington
Lord Hill
Lord Cardigan
Grenadier-Guards
Duke of Cambridge
Royal Tradesmen’s Association
Freemasons
Princess Royal
Jolly
Ransford
Fitzwilliam
Windsor Castle
Buckingham Palace
Foreign Office
Lord Melbourne
Queen's Nest
Claremont
Prince
Ieee
Leiningen
Duchess
Kext
Duchess of Kent
Princess
Groran of Campuiper
Prince George of Cambridge
St. James’s Palace
Dublin
Edward Southwell Keppel
Gusen
Archibald Bennie
Scotland
John Sealy
Island of
Barbadoes
Robert L. Dundas
House of Commons
Lord Sandon
Geographical Society
Linnean Society
Institution of Civil Engineers
Zoological Society
Society of Arts
Microscopic Society
Royal Society
Society of Antiquaries
Royal Society of Literature
Royal Institution
St. James's Street
Barrier de l’Etoile
France
WM. Molesworth
Tetcott
Holsworthy
William Molesworth, Bart
Launceston
Smithfield Market
Tavery Saintines
Lucas
Guildhall
Alderman Lucas
Mary Ann Barratt
Stepney Church
Marmaduke-street
Commercial Road
George Laing
Laing
Bow-street
Mary Bright
Jardine
George Dangerfield
Hungerford Market
Hangerford Market
Mr. Norton
Mrr. Norton
Union Hall
Szizune
Integab Glass
Solomon Jacobs
William Lewis
Thomas Faulkner
William Simmons
Excise
Spiller’s Court
Webberrow
Lambeth
Jacobs
Lewis
Stoker
House of Correction
Borough Court OF Requests
Abraham Grampus
Peter Cobb
Peter
London
Abraham
Hoss
Alamode
Sallad
Winegar
Tick
Hosses
Thames
Thompson
Shadwell
Gregory
Landers
Ross
Sanders
Ransom
van Diemen’s Land
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