The Corn Law Debate Ends in a Vote of 300 to 177
A lengthy debate on the Corn Laws ends with opposition to including a committee inquiry. The report notes 217 supporters for the motion, and criticizes government absences and Tory speakers while praising Mr Villiers and the Anti Corn Law Delegates. It predicts a political shift and reformist momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Sir John Hobhouse
Standard
the Courier
Morning Post
Mr. Packe
Charles Burrell
Mr. Villiers
Mr. Strutt
Sir Henry Parnell
Villiers
Holland
Mr. Rothschild
Germany
New York
England
Heathcoate
Lincolnshire
Sir Robert Peel
Warburton
Phillips
Manchester
Muntz
Birmingham
Thomas Attwood
Queen's Birthday Celebrations At Claremont And St James's
The Queen marks her twenty first birthday with family gatherings at Claremont and a grand drawing room at St James's. Royal procession draws crowds as German escorts and British fashion dazzle. Dress trends favor mousseline, organdy, lilac, and lace with rich accessor ies. The Queen expresses sympathy for Captain Otway's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont
Prince Albert
Esher
Foundling Hospital
St. James's Palace
Buckingham Palace
St. James's
Oval Family
Duchess of Kent
Palace
St. James's Park
St. James’s Palace
Spitalfields
West End
V.r
Carlton
V. R
Union
United Service
Atheneum
P. A
Crockford
Victoria Regina
St. James
Alfred
Albion
Travellers
Captain Otway
Sir Robert
Lady Otway
Bishop
Paris
Simail Mantes
Louis SV
Capotes & Coulisses
London
Ladies' Magazine of Fashion
Ge Ice
Latest Intelligence On Mexican Texas War And European News
New York papers arrive with mixed reports from Mexico and Texas indicating active service calls and disputed sieges near the Rio Grande. Dispatches from Paris and Vienna note Medeah capture, Turkish reforms, and diplomatic casualties as Western powers watch North Africa and Catholic states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hibernia
Cobb
New York
Mexico
Texas
Presidio of
Rio Grande
Great Britain
Canada
Iflibernia
Great Western
Entraordinary
Farom
Marcal
Algiers
Dukes of
Orleans and
Aumale
Madrid
Catalonia
Morella
Constantinople
Sheik el Islam
Council of Justice
Bagnio
Akiff Pacha
Egypt
Buriin
Vienna
Nouri Effendi
Berlin
Curya
Lloyd's
Liverpool
Downes
Calcutta
London
Mauritius
Ann
China
Thomas Coutts
England
Table Bay
Cape of Good Hope
Bay
Eneuanp
Bank of England
William IV
Tun
Werman Macdonald
Lord Morpeth
Ireland
Drummond
Chronicle
Trish
Norman Macdonald
John Walsh
Sudbury
Radnorshire
de Winton
Maeslough
John
Wilkins
Barochan
Paisley
Church OF Scotland
General Assembly
StraThpoGie
Epinearch
Strathbogie
Edwards
Marnoch
Presbytery
Strathhogh
Court of Session
Patrick Robertson
Church of
Suathbogie
Cook
Lord Aberdeen
The Murder of Lord William Russell Court Proceedings
The Courvoisier murder inquiry continues with witness testimonies at the Liverpool office. Courvoisier appears calm as Lady Sarah Baillie and others recount alibis and items linked to a locket and spoons, while police note attempts to burn evidence and search drains and chimneys. A second examination is scheduled, with Warders and solicitors clashing over evidence and procedural rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower
Hobler
Wing
Duke of Bedford
Francois Benjamin Courvoisier
Sarah Baillie
C. N. Baillie
Hampton Court
Lord William Russell
Sarah Mansell
Hall
Carr
Richmond
London
Lord William
Ir. Hobler
Mary Hammell
Thad
Inspector Tedman
Lord W. Russell
Norfolk-street
Beresford
Mr. Flower
Russell
Pearce
Collier
Eliz
Smife
Coley
Russia
Hobjer
Norfolk Street
Habler
Ellis
Mr. Hobler
Hobier
Alfred Stade
William Russell
Lost Wilam
G. Glen
Sarah Mancell
Rove
Castle Inn
Mr. Hall
Valet Courvoisier
Hubler
Rtv
Riv
Aisokhi
Newgate
Gosiur
Ors
Furvani
Max
Lower
Chavy
Havier
Lim
Callen
My. Flower
Tussell
Hoyveau
Newgate M
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Couryvoisier
Pearcy
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