Letters of cotton twist the last of the talk to the editor
A long critique of Times coverage on free trade and the Corn Bill. The author lauds Whig Peers for steadfast principles, condemns opportunism in press and politics, and argues the Lords maintain a useful but cautious role amid constitutional debate.
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Times
England
Willis's
Protectionist Association
Hoe
Peel
House of Peers
House of Lords
Herald
Donald
Lords
Crown
London May 29 1846 Judges assign summer asizes
The Exchequer Chamber met to select circuits for the summer assizes. North Wales goes to Lord Chief Justice Denman, South Wales to Baron Rolfe, Oxford to Lord Chief Justice Tindal and Maule, Home to Baron Parke and Coltman, Norwich to Baron Alderson and Williams, Midland to Justice Pitreon and Coleridge, Northern to Justices Wightman and Creaswell, Western to Justices Erle and Baron Platt. Lord Chief Baron Pollock stays in town for Chambers.
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Scuman
Exchequer Chamber
Birth of a Princess Reverberates Through Court and Town
Report announces Queen Victoria has safely given birth to a princess at 2:55 PM on Monday. Attendants include Prince Albert, physicians Locock Ferguson and Dr. Crank, with the Duchess of Kent and high officials in attendance. Bells, gun salutes, and thanksgiving prayers mark the royal event across London and Windsor, with formal allocations for church services and registration activities at St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields.
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Royal
Prince Albert
Locock
Lilly
James Clark
Ferguson
Duchess of Kent
Statf
Duke of
Privy Council
Council Chamber
Whitehall
Archbishop of Canterbury
England
Wales
Berwick upon-Tweed
Eure
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Jesus Christ
Paincess
le Breton
St. Martin’s-in-the- Fields
Leonard
Buckingham Palace
St. George's
St. Martin’s
St. George
Hanover-square
Mippie Texpre
Sovciety
Middle Temple
Windsor
Bachelor's Acre
Abd
Eton
Thamas Adams
Colonel Reid
Isaac Gosset
Cookesley
James Crank
Caantes Locock
Ronenr Ferguson
Cuantes Lacock
Rospert Fereycox
Jewiss Tankscivixe
Adler
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Sinan
T Pealin
Solomon
Victoria
Albert Edward Prince of Wales
Adelaide
Judah
Fersel
Zion
Manynenose
Sir
Peter Lauvare
Petting Down
Apventisisc Vani
Marslebone
Peter Laurie
EB. Joseph
London
Peter
Taylor
Hoxton
Britannia
Earl Manners
Salomons
James Graham
Brock
Orrock
India
Hatchet’s
Piccadilly
Michi Forbes Gray
Scotland
Stronach
Mr. Gray
Captain Orrock
Forbes
Gray
Faber
Church of England
Birmingham
Beacon
Esserment Extraonpixany
Gate-street
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Gate-atreet
Groucester
Newham
Gloucester
Jobn Knowles
Knowles
Blorse
Morse
Mr. Knowles
Darenprut Stean-Boar
Livenroo
Wigtown
Payne
St. Thomas's Hospital
Richard Winter
Chaise
Tom Spring
Sutton
Greyhound Tavern
Prince Alberts Liverpool Visit Delayed To August
Reports say Prince Albert will not visit Liverpool until the first week of August to align with high tide for Mersey sailing. Accommodation is scarce aside from the Town Hall, judges lodgings, and Adelphi, with Knowley likely hosting the Earl of Derby during the occasion. Balls and banquets are anticipated for the royal visit.
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Prince Alnent
Liverpool
Prince Albert
Mersey
Adelphi
Earl of Derby
Knowley
Robert
Lady Peel
Peel
Assassination plot links poor royal protection to political unrest
Paris journals publish M Franco Carré report on Lecomte attempt to kill the King. Lecomte letters reveal motives tied to pensions and lack of wartime service, with broader politics blamed. Reports from St Petersburg discuss reconciliation with the French, while Portugal faces cabinet collapse and insurrection. In America, Mexican front and Taylor’s forces circulate propaganda, and Irish coercion bills loom as O’Brien seeks repeal support. Exhumations proceed in a poisoning case in Hants, with seven more bodies to be investigated.
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Paris
M. Frank Carré
Lecomte
Count Montalivet
Nationa
France
Nicolas
St. Petersburgh
Constantine
Toulon
Duke d'Aumale
Africa
Circassia
Marshal Bugeaud
Count Woronzow
Emir Abd-el- Kader
Shamy
Cormoran
Bussorah
Nineveh
Bagdad
Bassarah
Manan
Portugal
Villareal
Tras Os Montes
M. Jose Cabral
Oporto
Duque de Oporto
Diario Do Governo
Madrid
Costa Capiat
Cabral
Villa de Real
Duke de Palmella
Beira Bagrisen
Coimbra
Thi City
Sudre
Cabrel Brothers
England
Taylor
United States
Great Britain
St. George
Polk
Oregon
Texas
Mexico
Europe
Pepro
Awpupra
Francisco R. Moreno
Oregon Territory
Great Western
O'Connell
William Smith O'Brien Kavie
Robert Peel
Secon
London
Repeal Association
W. 8. O'Brien
Repest Association
Webley
Lothario
Brighton Herald
James Graham
Nurse
Balls
Sarah Kerrison
Yarmouth
Balla
Nuree
Old Balls
Bramstead
False Imprisonment at Old Bailey Court Case
Yesterday's Law and Police reports a case from the Secondary Court where William Henry Ashcrat sued for damages for false imprisonment against a music tutor. The jury awarded five pounds after the defendant failed to appear to justify the act, with details of the March driving incident and crowd testimony.
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Asunast
Tolmin
Secondary James
Wilkins
William Henry Ashcrat
Tavistock-square
Hanover Square
Regent Street
Oxford Street
Dee Fendant
Guildhall
Joseph Mortimer
Jane Loyer
Times
New York
America
Liverpool
Paris
Manchester
Farncomb
Musgrove
Chapman
Alderman Farncomb
Farnecomb
Marlborough Street
Ellen Davis
Karl Treson
Na 1
Conduit-street
Regent-street
Dover
Harewood
Harewood-place
Hanover-square
Harewood House
Mr. Ireson
Clerkenwell
Crown
St. John Street
Sadler's Wells Theatre
Wakeling
Simpson
Mrs. Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Mr. Greenwood
Southwark
Mary Nobba
Secker
Browning
Bermondsey Street
Bermondsey
Church
M Division
Reepectatie
Rossel
Paris Dispatch Reports Prince Louis Bonaparte Escape From Ham
Foreign intelligence notes Prince Louis Bonaparte escaped from the fortress at Ham, aided by workmen’s disguises and a bed prop. He reportedly headed toward Treport and England, with authorities ordering investigations and the commander arrested. The escape alters political pressures as Paris papers view it as a police matter rather than government connivance. The report also covers Algerian military issues, stock market details, and notes on other European events and appointments.
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Champ de Marz
Ibrahim Pasha
Bois de Vincennes
Champ du Mars
France
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Paris
Elbeuf
Seiny
M.A
Janen
Algeria
Ginard Magnan
Hitle
Marachal Bugeaud
Lamoriciere
Alago
Marshal Bupeaud
Duke d’Aumale
D> Rumigny
Tiburce Sebastiani
Genera
Africa
Chamber of Deputies
Tueday
Orivan
Rowen
Havre
Tehati
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzec
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Fampous
Dieppe
Paria
Strasburg
Tours
Napten
Lyons
Tu Escare
Paix
Louis Noro Leon
Chateau
Chateau Ha
Tiigium
Ham
England
Brussels
Lille
Valenciennes
Peronne
Procereur du Roi
Juge d
Prince Louis
Ashiakeepury
Alew
de Marne
Spain
M. de Marne
M. Duchatel
M. Antoine Panay
Home Department
Lavalette
St. Vallery-sur-Somme
William the Conqueror
Trepor
Univers
St. Catherine
Cardinal Acton
Rome
George Dudley Ryder
Sophis Ryder
George Ryder
Caivers
Lichfield
Coventry
Barth
Herrowby
Ambrose Lisse Philipps
Grace Dien Manor
G. Ryder
Wilberforce
Oxford
Ryder
Winchester
Banton
Chamber of Peers
Court of Justice
M. Frank Carre
Lecomte
Procureur General
St. Hebert
Lecompte
Orleans
Rouen
Great Opthers
Viernon
Bedeaux
Tura
Nantes
Lyon
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Tian
Weekly Chronicle
Law and Police
Rae
Horns Tavern
Crucifix Lane
Foreign Intelligence
Prince
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