Free Trade Rising: Cobden and Villiers in Birmingham
Opinion from a Birmingham crowd emphasizes government inaction on suffering and urges decisive policy. Mr. Villiers and Mr. Cobden are praised for detailing the country versus cabinet plight, predicting free trade will soon demand broad public support and that the government must act or fall.
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Epathy
Birmingham
Villiers
Cobden
Bir. Villiers
Public meeting in Manchester on grain import and food relief
A Manchester Town Hall gathering, attended by 800 merchants and officials, urged the government to open ports to grain and abolish import restrictions to avert food shortages following harvest failures in wheat and potatoes. The meeting backed immediate action and a memorial to Sir Robert Peel.
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Nmascuester
Manchester
King Street
W. B. Watkine
R. H. Greg
United Kingdom
Greg
J. James Heywood
England
Scotland
Lannarkshire
Ireland
America
Messrs
Alderman Ker
C. J. S. Walker
Absolom Watkin
Thomas Bazley
Kershaw
Mark Phillips
M.P
Joseph Bretherton
Robert Gardner
Robert Peel
Willoughby Gordon
Horse Guards
Witneaa
Paddington
Slough
Kent
Susser
Devonshire
Essex
Norfolk
Northampton
Sussex
Hampshire
General Gordon
Cowes and Newtont
Newport
Glascow
Taratre
Wizard of the North
Deveatetino
Adelphi
Emanuel Goldsmith
Merlborough Street
Russell
New Coventry-street
Adams
Chester Square
New Coventry Street
Kucrell
New Coventry
Ireland’s Debtor Nation: Cottages, Tyranny, and O Connell Gripe
An Irish travelogue recounts the Commissioner’s tale of widespread ignorance of money and pawned wealth among Crees and tenants. It contrasts Cahiroiseen and Derrynane villages, detailing Daniel O’Connell’s midman role, subletting, and extreme tenant poverty with Lord Lansdowne’s more humane estate practices.
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Kexmother
Kenny
Galway
John D'Arcy
D'Arcy
Paiiety
Mr. Murray
Murray
O'Connell
Cahiroiseen
Daniel O'Connell
Kerry
Marquis of Conyngham
George Hill
Jendlord
Tralee
Derrynane
Dublin College
Hartop
Bland
Lord Cork
Butler
Weaverville
Keane Mahony
Derrynane Beg
Derrynane House
Cooynagham
Donegal
Derry- Nane
Ireland
Daniel O'Conne
Marquis of Lansdowne
Arrival of the Great Western steamer reports New York news
The Great Western steamer under Captain Mathews has arrived with reports from New York up to November 6. The piece notes a growing unease over the President's forthcoming Message to Congress and highlights market activity in cotton corn flour and wheat, with prices cited and expectations of further reductions amid large receipts. Also included are various British and Irish notices on governance, famine measures, and local incidents.
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Livzaroor
Great Western
Mathews
New York
Hibernia
Congress
Genesee
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Ireland
Ple
Trelach
Jonx L. Amani
Ablin
Paivy Council
PantiaMgnt
Cabinet Council
Privy Council
Prince Albert
Lord Wharncliffe
Duke of Wellington
Robert Peel
The
Treasury
James Graham
Home Department
Earl of Ripon
Board of Control
H. Goulburn
Exchequer
Earl of Lincoln
Woods and Forests
Sidney Herbert
Earl Delaware
Earl of Jersey
Jord Granville
Loup Cuaxcerton
Norra Kent
Feversham
Gup
Wretesx
Great Western Company
Exeter
British Channel
Dover
Portsmouth
Southampton
Plymouth
Falmouth
Atrzecep Menpexa—Lepauri
Earl Somers
Captain Jones
Richard Webb
Osman Ricardo
Elizabeth Johnson
Liverpool
Thomas Davis
Mraruxa Typ
Brecon Old Bank
Gwaclod-y- Garth Arms
Merthyr Tydvil
Richard Williams
Herman
Morgan Thomas
Richarda
Thomas
Pentyrch
Cardiff
Troedyrhiw
Merthyr
Ynisgoy
Brecon
Haa
Trina
Dreadful Fire at St Agnes le Clair Baths
A Sunday fire at the St Agnes le Clair baths in Tabernacle Square Shoreditch caused two deaths. Mrs Charles Moore and her son George Hall died in the blaze after inmates were roused by Constable Dearman. several others were burned or injured while escaping. Fire brigades from Whitechapel Jeffray Square and Watling Street battled the flames with assistance from the West of England and parish engines. The inquest returned an accidental death verdict.
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St. Agnes-le-Clair
Dearman
Moore
Tabernacle-Square
Shoreditch
Mr. Moores
Spike Constable Poller
G.litterton
Old Street-Road
Charles Moore
Whitecross Street
Jeffray Square
Watling Atreet
Braidwood
Crookland
Weat of
England
Connorton
Angel and Crown
Gurney
West of England
Peel
George Benson
Tabernacle Square
Samuel Girard
Edwin Perrier
Girard
George Hall
Mr. Moore
New Tariff
Agues le Clair
R. H. Moore
Roper and Moore
Thornton Heath
Croydon
Royal Exchange
Charles Peel
Hease
Phenix
Henry Gurney
Victualler
Phannix
William Baker
Middlesex
Black Horse
Kingasland Road
Sarah Moore
Richard M. Moore
Agnes Te Clair
Finsbury
Royal Exchange Fire
William Deaman
Railway Interests and Amalgamation in 1845 UK Railways
Summary of vast railway data: completed lines, courses under construction, projected schemes, deposits, and capital. Notes on amalgamations among Manchester Sheffield Midland and North Derbyshire unions, depots, and planned central station at Leeds. Includes depots, deposits due, and parliamentary plans for multiple lines.
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Manchester, Sheffield, and Midland
Sheffield and
Cheaterfield
North Derbyshire Union
Sheffield
Bakewell
West Midland
Manchester
Midland and
Sheffield, Bakewell
West Afidland
Midland
Buxton
Ambergate
Asmorpayp Hasrines Lixt
South Eastern
Ashford
Baiontox Asp
Cheltenranw
St Ie
Herapath
BaienTor Axp
CaicageTen
Worthing
Susser Advertiser
Cawnince Linz
Cambridge
Hudson
Chariogeroes Bridge
CagLresniu
Matveny
Midland Company
Tewkesbury
Cheltenham
Malvern
Welch Midland
Bristol
Birmingham
Birmingham and Gloucester
Ashchurch
Gloucester
Cheltenham Examiner
Eastens Cocxtize
Jouxctiox Axp
Eastern Counties Railwar Company
Graxp Centuay
Gentlemoon
Central
Leeds
Manchester and
London and
York
Leeds and Thirsk
Leeds and
Dannbury
Leeds and York
Railwa
Ach Company
Gravesexp
Rocngston
Great Wester
Brentford
Ceytrat Treminoe
Kisxsy Srspaen
Carlisle
Glasgow
Lancaster
Newcastle
Livenpool
Amalgamated Railway Company
Liverpool
Edgehill
Lonpox and Manchester Railway
Remington's
Rastrick
John Rennie
Remington
Afr
Lyme Roots
Tavaron
Tweedmouth
Noatn
Norwich
S' Yo
Walaham
Nearorn
Atte
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Paule
Bank of France
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Rothschild
London
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Cordova
Mezzaredo
Madrid
Narvaez
Oran
Moningar
Montreal Herald
Griffintown
College Street
Wellington
Nazareth Streets
Nazareth Street
Mr. M‘naughton
Wellington-street
Dubus
O'Donnell
Rome
Trish
Propaganda
Holy City
Kirwan
M‘hale
Outerard
Tipperary
Nenagh
Thurles
Clonmel
Carrick
Suir
Templemore
Callan
County Kilkenny
Mallinger
O'Connelle
Mansion House
Lord Cloncurry
Mansion House Committee
Mr. O'Connell
Sir James Murray
Thomas L Bermingham
Pierce Mahony
J. A. O'Neill
Alderman O'Brien
Dr. Flanagan
Yore
J. O'Monaghue
C. M.loughlin
Alderman M'Kenna
J. Whelan
J. Siunne
Alderman Gardiner
J. Clayton
M'Cormick
Onnell
Uniy
Tattersall
Newport Pagnell
Derby
Agst Pedler
Dagst
Mayflower
Judex
Vagst Belshazzar
Dagst Delamere
Vale of
Mr. Cooper
Litthe John
Captain Wilson
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