Threnody on the approaching demise of old Mother Corn Law
A fragment from Thomas Moore laments the Corn Law’s near end. It satirizes tariff foes and the social impact of repeal, warning that higher prices and hardship threaten the common people while praising free trade principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Moore
Aigh Dee
Babylon
Bolt
Knatchbull
Bucky
Potato Disease Sweeps West of England Crops
The Morning Chronicle dispatches a Warminster commissioner detailing a dire potato disease across the west. Testimonies from Hammond, Futcher, Judd, Wallis and others describe heavy losses, with up to two thirds of crops diseased on some holdings. A Dublin meeting laments Lord Lieutenant delays amid famine fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Morning Chronicle
Warminster
George Hammond
Carpenter
Wheelwright
James Futcher
Blecksmith
Hammond
Houghton
Broughton
England
Willie Dudwan
James Beachamp
James Wallis
Baker, Grocer, &c
Eleo
Luz Lerger
Jobn Judd
Baitif
Woodman
Isaac Lyon Goldsmid
Great Osthesley
Whitelock
Sir Isaac Goldsmid
Ander
Sir Tsaec
Mr. Judd
Cythesley Parish
Edward Cooper
RoraL_ AGuicurtensat Society
Hanover-Square
Duke of Northumberland
Denury
Dublin
Gordon
O'Connell
Kerry
Cork
Killarney
Lord Kenmare
Mr. Herbert
Muckross
John O'Connell
Grena
Thomas Herbert
Galway
Kingdom of
Kilmsine
Neale Park
Mase
Gore Langton
Bath Chronicle
ReckiPro
Woolwich Marines Witness Battery Pivot Trial At Woolwich
Major General James Webber Smith and senior officers observed a one gun battery test at Woolwich to secure a traversing platform by an iron pivot. Trials used 48 and 56 pound shells with recoils up to nine feet, pivot and masonry remaining secure under rough handling and intentional abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Marines
James Webber Smith
C.B
Lacy
Dansey
Dundas
Chalmer
Artillery
Colquhoun
Royal Artillery
Bomey
Royal Engineers
Woolwich
Tuendar
Paris News on Scarcity and Ministry Turmoil in Europe
Paris papers discuss looming scarcity across Europe and a sharp Irish dearth as prices rise. They note France mostly spared but urge solidarity. Ministerial changes in France are debated with Lascours sidelined and Guizot likely to lead. commerce hints at Leclerc-Rane’s failure and the Joinville birth. Stocks, ports, and foreign affairs move in a tense European mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Europe
Ireland
la Presse
France
Paria
Marabel Soult
Ministry of War
War Department
General de Lascours
Marquis de la Place
Moline de Saint Yon
Tiburce Sebastian
M. Martineau Dea Chenez
Lascours
M. Thiers
Guizot
General de Saint Yon
Marshal Soult
M. Guizot
Bouss
Celestin Leclerc Rane
Tournay
Princess de Joinville
Chateau of
St. Cloud
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troyes
Montereau
Basle
Espectador
Duke de Montpensier
el Globo
Rome
Isabella
Barcelona
Granollers
Wich
Mt. Patatck Custee
Tipperary
James Magrath
W. Fry
Clarke
Beechwood
Nenegh
Rappla
South Hill
Kilroane Church
Fry
Catherine Mars
Pat Darcy
Rapple
Patrick Clarke
Southhill
Kilruane
Mr. Clarke
Faror
Kitson
Nenagh
South-hill
Dublin
Tipperary Town
ManGanet
Queen of Scotland
Hamburgh
Rawlingen
Margaret
Papioceras Ana
Mysterious Disappearance of Lety Adela Villiers Stuns Town
News from Buicuton on November 6 reports the sudden vanishing of Lety Adela Corisanda Maria Villiers, 17, youngest daughter of the Earl of Jersey, after she left East Lodge at 5 15 pm with a small bundle. Her route through St James's Street yielded no trace, despite railway station checks, prompting inquiries by the Countess of Jersey and local officials. The case draws wide attention amid a string of railway and mining事故 reports in the region.
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Tibe
America
Anoh-R
Mont R
London
Archbold
Hamburgh
Guernsey
Norden
Canavl
Isle of Just
Turpin
Henry Heath
James Lesper
Turpio
Hall
Rawlinson
Robert Peel
Whitehall Gardens
Duke of Wellogton
Lord Wharncliffe
Duke of
Duke of Wellington
Earl of
Chusan
Canton
Hongkong
Bashee Channel
Jiangkong Gazette
Oul
Tosaman
Laker
Dulwich
Surrey
Campbell
Metropolitan Fire
Henderson
London Fire Engine Establishment
Southwark Bridge-Road
Birch
Farringdon Street
Con Nerton
Waterloo Road
Tossman
Redman
Jordan
Royal Exchange
Sun
C. C. Page
Duke-street
Westminster-road
Portsmouth-place
Kennington
Jane
J. Hall
Liver Pool
Wm. Buckstoin
Northern Hospital
Dale Street
Evan Pugh Davis
Richard Jones
Iron Roonger
Wm. Buckstone
Mr. Jones
Wyzelf
John Westmore
John Jackson
Jones
Lodge Gate
St. James's Street
Countess of
Jersey
Vady Adela
Cotcett
F. G. Brnoxetey
Collett
Athlone
Grantley Berkeley
Upper Belgrave-sreet
Joan Carterr
N.P
Beacon Lodge
Chiiattcchurch
Cashel
Limerick Chronicle
Serjeant Stock
Loxpox Anp
Barontox Rainway Company
Waabeld Therasday
London Bridge
London and Croydon Railway Company
L. Goldamid
Croydon
P. Clarke
Love
Faral Railway AccipExt
BraMincHas
Stoke Prior
Bromsgrove
Birmingham
Stoke
Exrtosrox
Wannindtox
Nour
Messie
Turner and Evans
Haydock
Newton
Lancashire
Wetherall
Channell
Tindal
Mra. Cooke
John Hynde Cooke
Miss Wetherall
Cooke
Eleanor Williams
Beaufort Army
Chepstow
Beaufort Arma
Queen's Bench
Elizabeth Raesell
Mrs. Cooke
James Russell
New River Company
Braidwood
Lower Queen's Row
Pentanville
Joseph Barnes
Joseph Bamnes
Salter
Queen's-row
Mra. Barnes
J. Mason
Queen's
Petty
Pacenix
Penton-place
Baruca
Western-place
Hodgking
Pariah
London Fire Establishment
West of England
Court hears rulings in chancery and exchequer cases mix
A composite report covers petitions in private law and public affairs. It details a rule to show cause on misdirection in a libel action over a Duke of Brunswick speech, a habeas corpus attempt for Cobbett, a victims’ damages award in a parish rate arrest, alimony tax questions, and a Norfolk vicarial adultery proceeding with gruesome testimony and opposing defenses.
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Robert Jehia
Whitehall Gardens
Baronet
Duke of “Eington
Lord Wharncliff
Jace of
Buccleuch
Earl of Aberdeen
Lord Stanley
Emee Graham
Exchequer
Earl of Heddington
Earl of Lincoln
Sidtry Herbert
Caxeney
Frederick Oakeley
Tinally
Oxford
Einesday
Church and State Gazette
Wacuors
Trieet
Lieut
Waghorn
Miy
London
Finnspruck
Kempten
Meiningen
Sturgard
Ostend
Dover
Marseilles
Paris
Allance
Duke of
Vallance
Pearson
Duke of Brunswick
Ellance
Tindal
Cobbett
William Cobbett
St. Leonard
Eastcheap
St. Benet
Gracechurch-street
Station House
Mansion House
Giltspur Street
Baron Plait
Monxvay
Fraxkrorre
Fraxkyont
H. Jeaner Fust
Frankfort
Lord Frankfort
Ritson
Lortus
Arthur Loftus
Fincham St Martin
Fincham St. Michael
Heighton
Helboughton
Rainham St
Mario
Downham Market
Fincham
Trinity
Queen's Advocate
Norwich
Loftie
Lynn
Boston
Jemima Cross
Frodie
Susan Woraup
Mr. Loftus
Twidy
Henry
Twiddy
Worsup
Susan Worsup
Croas
Loftus
Dr. Jenner
R. Phillimora
H. Jenner Fust
Swindling case at Central Criminal Court involves false captaincy claim
Arthur Rowan Hamilton surrendered for trial on two counts of obtaining money and a security using a false pretence of being Captain Arthur Rowan Hamilton of the Dragoon Guards. Prosecutor Captain Wood, a property owner, describes a wind-mom fraud as the jury hears details of the alleged impersonation and scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Maule
Arthur Rowan Hamilton
Her Majesty
Sth Dragoon Guards
James Wavod
Clarkson
Bodkin
Charles Clark
Wood
Marines
Woolwich
Reigate
Surrey
Wood Leing
3Th Dragoon Guards
Capran Wood
Leves
Cox and Greenwood
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Arts Corn Law League
City of London
Anti Corn Law League
Venes
Teee
Ts Itai
Mary Cattell
Bridewell
Maev
Weekly Chronicle
Svm
James
Henny Warren
St. John-street
James Graaving
Mary Cattelt
Henry Walker
St. John Street
Clerkenwell
Sy Seurday
Renei
Court House
Wellclose Square
St. George’s_ the Beet
E. Winslow,esq
Ottah Caney
Cannenad
St. George’s
Middlesex
Warren v. Wailes
Sutherland
Mr. Stanton
Hendon
Page
Prince Albert
Dence
Marma- Guke-street
H Division
Eiher
Law
Central Criminal Court