Lord Morpeth Joins Free Trade League In Leeds Rally
A Leeds crowd of over two thousand filled the Music Hall to hear Lord Morpeth announce adhesion to the Anti Corn Law League. Edward Baines Jr read Morpeth’s letter pledging £5 to the league as Cobden praised the alliance, while speakers urged renewed registrations and universal free trade to avert famine with potatoes as a symbol of hardship.
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Lord Morpeth
League
Music
Leeds
J. D. Luccock
Edward Baines
Lords Morpeth
Free Tradera
Baines
Anti Corn Law League
Lord John Russell
Afr
H. H. Stanfield
Cobden
Bright
Lordech
Lord Howick
Robert Peel
Corn Laws.— ‘Mr. Cobden
Ireland
Sheffield
Feds Intelligencer
Bac
Buckland
Oxford
West Riding
Yorkshire
House of Howard
Bmorpeth
Lord Stanley
Lancashire
Knowsley
House of Derby
Lord Wharncliffe
England
Lord Wharnclife
Lord Harewood
Lord Brooke
Earl of Warwick
Dinnetr
St. Stephen's
House of Commons
Orie
and Corn Law League
Friends of
Free Wade
Free Hospital tragedy at Sun Tavern in Gray's Inn Road
Two destitute Berkshire girls aged 2 and 19 sought shelter and a bed at the Royal Free Hospital via the Sun Tavern near the Holborn Union workhouse. Denied admission due to no beds, they endured hunger and illness, one dying in the tavern after pleading for help while a companion was hospitalized. The inquest condemned hospital practices and questioned bed availability and charity distribution.
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Helf
Mary
Susan Stephens
Sun Tavern
Gray's Vnolane
Holborn Union
St. Bartholomew's
Landford
Loth
Fetterlane
Windsor
Berkshire
Bell and Crown
London
Free Hospital
Windeor
Fetter-lane Op
Gray’s-inn-road
St. Andrew
Holborn
University College Hospital
Edward White
Lamb's Conduit Street
Eton Union
Wakley
Royal Free Hospital
Dole
Union
White
Sarah Stephens
Apte-Room
City of London Union
Cannon-street
House
Gray's Inn-Road
Adelaide
The
Gers
Vno
Hospital
Intense Paris uncertainty and stock market turmoil
Paris reports show anxiety over cabinet stability and the Oregon issue possibly leading to war. A leading stockbroker’s liquidations trigger large falls across Orleans Rouen Northern and other shares. Premiums on railway and canal stocks varied as markets reacts to political risk and impending settlements.
INJUNCTIONS AND RULINGS IN EAST INDIA BONDS CASE
Proceedings before the Vice Chancellor and Queen's Bench with injunctions concerning East India bonds, Mrs Marshall, and Rothschilds. The court maintains an injunction against payment of several bonds while ordering sale of Dutch bonds, and dismisses the bill with costs. Separate criminal informations involve Captain Grover and a directorate graft case. verdicts and sentences include a four month imprisonment and a new trial grant for Witham heirs.
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Couvet
Sitvmr
Ixsoncrox
Faraa Am DavauTsz
Glame
East India
Aff
Davita
Bank of England
Stuart
E. Wigram
Lloyd
East India Company
Bethelian
Speed
East Indis Company
Erat Indis Company
Pam Aegeents
Bethell
Mosera
Rothschild
Tripp
Messia
Marshall
R. Bothell
Abe
Messrs
Lincoln’s
Badge
Measra
Rothachild
Costa
F.R.S
Grover
the Times
Sir James
James
Courieel
Lord Depmas
Lord Denman
St. Bostnesa
Nisi Prius
Moxpay
H. N. Score Sumarxate
George IL
Henry Willock
General Robertson
The
Sir Henry Willock
Willock
Boulogne-sur-Mer
Pollock
Eget India Company
Justice Williams
Queen's Prison
Gompratz
Aspart Litan
Frasca
Adi Roukar Withiam
Cockburn
M. Chambers
Mr. Poulden
Gomperta
Robert Witham
George Pits Rose
Francis Witham
William Witham
Robert
Francis
Lont Deomen Haring
Peacock
W. H. Wao
Cowling
Deliberate Murder in Peacock Street Newington
A laborer Daniel Fitzgerald is shot in Peacock Street Newington by a man later identified as Samuel Quennell brother of the builder. The killer, who was pursued by two gentlemen, was captured near Kennington Lane and found with a pocket pistol and corded items. Fitzgerald died instantly, leaving a wife and five children. The prisoner, 22, remained silent until counsel and his landlord’s statements revealed motives tied to a dismissal by Quennell’s firm.
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Clonallle
Alzteen
Banke
Cexrast -Carmimay
Covat
Lord Denman
Edward Powell
Poncarys
Petworth
Barkford
Kirdford
Richard Hesler
Aldingbourne
Folowa
Hasler
Agus
Enid
Pattick
Standgate Banger
M Toaster
Linfield Bridge
Puttick
Jacksland
Jeckaland
Copac
Barkford Little Meadow
Barkfold Little Meadow
Mnant
George Remnant
Ben
George
Thomas Denyer
House of Correction
Lewes
Knox
New Grove
Depyer
Satchell
Aome
Roberts
Eld
William Iliffe
Berkawell
Read
Tranter
Wright
Aira
Ann Hyatt
Hampton Station
Maria Raven
Thomas Trippas
Billbank
George Hopkins
Birmingham
Joseph Blick
Balsall Common
Reed
Government Police
Willian Read
James Reed
Berkewell
Warwick
Thomas Tranter
Birminghaim
Bishop Nearmouth
Bishopwearmouth
Derwent Iron Company
Cowside
Shotley Bridge
Durham
Sunderland
Peosher
Thomas ‘Downey
Downey
John Orley
William Phillips
Charles Cornforth
John Sugden
Dr. Brown
Thase
W. Richardson
Pescock Street
Newington
Daniel Fitzgerald
Quennell
Kenningtontlane
Owen M'Carthy
Peacock-street
Perley
Fitzgerald
M‘carthy
Cotton
Allam
Kennington-lane
Lockier
Geoler
Pudolic-House
Peacock-atrest
Kennington-road
Smith
Gan
Samuel Quennell
Coster
Rutt
Nan
Games
Carter
Bering
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