Address to Londoners on Corn Laws and patriotism
The piece challenges Londoners to examine their self interest amid the Corn Laws dispute. It argues that London bears the burden of policy while benefiting from trade, urges concrete scrutiny of recent seasons and employment, and asks why Londoners resist repeal. It stresses utilitarian patriotism, links rents and luxury to policy, and calls for a practical, nonpartisan critique of the system.
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London
Temple Bar
Empire
Downing-street
House of Commons
Ney
Landonberg
Kent
Sussex
Westminster
Marylebone
Manchester
Glasgow
Ollivier
Pall-mall
Messrs
Howell
James
Swan and
Eagar
Robert Peel
Espn
Ugres
Four Days Later from Liverroot on Mexico Texas Crisis
Latest intelligence from Liverroot reports British backed Mexican forces, led by Almonte, advancing toward Texas with three iron steamers and land and sea power. It cites fears of a Mexican invasion, British and French interests, and potential new continental alliances affecting Texas independence. Canada elections and smuggling fears are noted alongside China and Spain naval debates and a dramatic prison escape in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Liverroot
England
Waite
New York
Independence
Liverpool
Henrick Hudson
London
Britannia
Boston
Mexico
Texas
Hargens and Co
Vera Cruz
Santa Anna
Cam
Col. Almonte
Almonte
Republic
France
Enpland
Canada
York
Lafontaine
Roe
Small
Genera
Captain Macauley
Canada West
Montreal
Parmlee
St. John’s
Débats
China
Africa
Bugeaud
Algiers
Abd el Kader
Morocco
Spain
Madrid
Erice
Barusseérs
Escare
General Vanders
Madame Vandersmissen
Dugsburgh
Prince de Joinville
Brazils
Ghika
Hyacinth
Cape of Good Hope
Abercromby Robinson
Waterloo
Table Bay
Algoa Bay
van Diemen’s Land
Her Majesty’s 991Th Regiment
Cape
Tablebay
N.W. Gate
Victoria
W. Whitmore
J. Christie
Birmingham
Pott
Freeman
Acraman
Bristol
Morgan
Hutton
Follett
Biddlestone
Valpy
Fraser
G. Cazenove
C. Turner
Beale
Chiltenham
Health Update on Viscount Maldourne and Regency Gossip
Reports from South-street indicate Viscount Maldourne's health improves but he remains confined to his room. the ex-prime minister shows revived spirits. Sir Robert Peel and Lady Peel depart for Drayton Manor. Sir James Graham and cabinet members bid him farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Maldourne
South-street
Robert
Lady Peel
London and Birmingham
Drayton Manor
Staffordshire
Whitehall Gardens
James Graham
Svensganr
Alfred Dowling
Court of Common Pleas
Fox Maule
Begs of
Bute
Court of Exchequer
Exchequer
Geographical Society
Royal Academy
Geological Society
Society of Arts
M. Cutler
Botanical Society
Atise
Hampton
Court Palace
Tue
Lang Exeaxor Ponsony
Charles Bevan
Robert Sulivan
Middlesex
Hampton-court
Marylebone
Hume
Regent Circus
Oxford Street
Muir
Palmer
Lord Lauderdale
Lord Holland
Mr. Grey
S Tume
Crown and Anchor
Donaldson
Madame Vestris
Charles Mathews
Haymarket
Norrow
Sheridan
Mr. Sheppard
J. S. Buckingham
Joseph Brotherton
Richard Cobden
Esq
Manchester
League
Duke of Buckingham
Ratway
Greenwich
Leeds
Edinburgh
Glasgow
South Eastern
Dover
Brighton
South Western
Birmingham
Gloucester
Derby
Great North of England
Newcastle
Carlisle
York
North Midland
London
Blackwall
Great Western
Eastern Counties
Midland Counties
Hull and Selby
Croydon
Tur Courtenouc Company
Haberdashers
Leat
Windmarsh
Wright
Hindmarsh
Peter
Leaf
India
Bradford
Orleans
Merinos
Accident at Buckingham Palace and Peculiar Court notes
A 48 year old man Martin Dirkin dies after a fall from scaffolding at Buckingham Palace entrance. He leaves a wife and family on Little Wild-street Drury-lane. The section also covers a peculiar court case involving John Woolley and Miss Morgan over a claimed £27,000, a commission of lunacy for Mrs. Mary Ann Cowderoy, and various local police or court actions including a postal theft case, an attempted suicide, and a possible baby found at Waterloo Bridge with coroner notified.
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Buckingham Palace
Martin Dirkin
St. George’s Hoaital
Little Wild-street
Drury-lane
Court of Peculiars
John Woolley
Miss Morgan
Woolley
Averreth
Bristol
Johnny Gilpin
John
Dr. Addams
D.C.L
Smithfield
Newgate
Sinemar Derustoxs
Barlow
Metropolitan
Sheriff’s Office
Red Lion Square
Mary Ann Cowderoy
Whitley Crescent
Reading
Elliott
Cowper House
Old Brompton
Glass
White
Broad-street
Montague
Morris Workman
Woodhouse
Levy
Pyxr
Count D'Orsay
Messrs
Pyne
Richards
Platt
Myr Humfries
Kelly
Charles Lewis
Orrich Ronpeny
Bow-street
Pries
William ‘Taylor
General Post Office
Peacock
Robinson
Thomas Russell
Portman Square
John Playle
Henry Rice
Russell
Murper
Waterloo Bridge
Brown
Waterloo-bridge
Savoy
Higgs
Duchy of Lancaster
Robert Rayner
Long
Isabella M‘kenzie
Hy. M‘kenzie
Charles-street
Portland-place
Edgware Road
Westmoreland Street
Duke Street
Rogers
Richard Henderson
Golden Ball
Tottenham
Court.road
Portsmouth
Rawlinson
Alfred Sprying
John Simpson
Court-Road
Bennet
Antelope Public House
Wellington
Marlborough Street
Moses Levy
Isaac Jackson
Oxford Street
Hardwick
Clerkenwe T.L
Sarah M'Donald
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Harland
Holloway
Holloway Road
Bawmer
Hall
Greenwood
Mr. Greenwood
Bime Trust
Mr.Greenwood
Islington
Defendant
Waddington
Order
Union Hall
Pasmen
John Banfield
Newington
Borough Court OF Requests
Wi, &c
Thomas
Samuel Brown
Mr. Brown
Alice Lowe
City of London
Lord Frankfort
Mr. Thomas
Law and Police Roundup of Saturday Court Proceedings
Reports from the Rolls Court and various London courts detailing contempt motions over Daguerreotype injunctions, outlawry distringas debates, bigamy examination, assault cases from Cloth Fair, Jewel pawnbroking summons, and shoplifting, highway robbery, and workhouse disputes. Notable items include Daguerreotype injunctions extended against Edward Joseph Edwards and related advertising, and a Brixton-like showing of concurrent cases with personalities such as Lord Frankfort and Mr Beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolls’ Court
Bravo Vy. Epwirps
Pemberton
Queen's Bench Prison
Edward Joseph Edwards
Times
Liverpool Street
Broad-street
London
Jabez Hogg
Beard
Lord Langdale
Bosayquer Avn Others
Gnauan
Ogle
Shade
Earl of Watpeanive
Italy
Justice Patteson
Peacock
Common Pleas
Victoria
Cassidy
Steward
Justice Pattesan
Vullowry
Mr. Peacock
Mansion House
Henry B. Pratt
Barbadoes
Prince Edward's Island
Jackson
Cork
Childs
Pratt
Guildaall
Marsh
King-street
Clothfair
Smith
Peter Laurie
Alderman Jolson
Sir Peter Laurie
Alderman Johnson
Peter Taure
Coul
Wolff
Flower
Central Criminal Court
Twyford
Lord Frankfort
Vaughan
Strand
Mr. Wolff
Mr. Twyford
Joseph Treasure
James Treasure
Long-acre
Chapilow
Mr. Chapilow
Cash
Helm
Marylebone
Ann Sparkes
Robert Woolmer
King’s Cross
St. Pancras Road
Tragic Wharf Accident Claims John Viner at Bankside
A river accident near Bankside wharf ends in the death of John Viner a married man with a large dependent family. He slipped on a plank while unloading a sand barge and fell into the fast running river despite fellow workers efforts to rescue him.
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Pata
John Viner
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