Miscellany shows unrest and illness in 19th century notices
Amid scattered items, reports describe Lord Chancellor recovering from an illness near Henley on Thames, Parliament prorogation to December, and public meetings in Ashton under Lyne and Liverpool demanding free grain imports. A Winchester mayoral dinner notes political speeches, while Liverpool and Glasgow take action on corn laws and famine fears.
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Thia
Henley On Thames
Lacock
Lord Denman
Chancel
Saverel
Robert Peel
Ashton-Under-L&3x
Wedzday
Jaegow
Canterbury
Mertixe
William Brown
Liverpool
Liverpool Times
Ronaldson
George Birwell
Burg
Messrs. Young
Cuthbertson
M.micheel
M'Intosh
Dewar
Erskine
Beveridge
Beveridge. Mr. Young
M‘a Michael
Glasgow Argus
Vester
Ireland
Gloucestershire
Journal de la Cote d Or
Ercou
Winchester
Mare
Eacott
England
Scotland
Egypt
Seer
Joseph
Zerpt
Jonathan
Atlantic
Hampshire Chronicle
Ron
Kent
Renfretoshire
Deate
Fott Ars
Duptey
Wilkes
Wolverhampton
Japaupt Pacua—Mansellans
Ibrahim Pacha
Vernet
Kirten
Solixen Pacha
Selves
Ibrahim
Tbrahim Pacha
Lord Morpeth backs Free Trade at Leeds meeting
A Leeds Music Hall gathering of over two thousand, many ladies present, hailed Lord Morpeth's adhesion to the Anti Corn Law League. Speeches by Baines and Cobden praised recent registration gains in the West Riding, with 3,369 claims filed and 2,636 upheld, 1,242 objections sustained, and a net Free Trade gain of 2,142. Morpeth’s letter and £5 subscription were read amid enthusiastic ovation as speakers urged renewed effort to repeal corn laws and reform representation.
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Lord Morpeth
League
Music
Leeds
J. D. Luccock
Edward Baines
E. Baines
West Riding
Baines
Lord Maorpeth
John Russell
J. Baines
H. B. Stanfield
Cobden
Mr. Bright
Lord Howick
Jnin
Robert Peel
Bucklend
Oxford
Yorkshire
House of Howard
Leeda
Stepley
Lancashire
Knowsley
House of Derby
Wherncliffe
England
Lord Wharncliffe
Lord Harewood
Brooke
Earl of Warwick
St. Stephen's
House of Commonal
Anti Corn Law League
Friends of Free Trade
House of Commons
Arrival of the Caledonia and Oregon News
The Caledonia arrives from Boston with New York dates to November 5. The Oregon dispute dominates, with public opinion turning temperate. Continental dispatches discuss France Spain and Morocco, while naval and political tensions thread through Europe and America.
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United States
Caledonia
Liveroor
Boston
New York
Oregon
Free Trade Meetings North of England Rally at Liverpool
Reports of large free trade demonstrations across northern towns with Cobden leading Yorkshire and Lancashire meetings. Descriptions cover Liverpool Amphitheatre crowding, Bradford Temperance Hall, Lord Morpeth and Lord John Russell adhesions, and calls for immediate corn law repeal amid overall pro free trade sentiment.
Dreadful murder in Peacock Street Newington
In Peacock Street Newington a labourer Daniel Fitzgerald was shot in the breast by a man identified as Samuel Quennell, brother of the deceased’s employer. Fitzgerald died instantly as two bystanders pursued and helped capture the assailant who was later found with a pistol and corded items. The prisoner was taken to Lambeth court for examination as witnesses described the act and alleged threats.
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Paris
Algeria
Journal Des Débats
Si-El-Hadji Abd-El-Kadir
Ben-Achache
Paahe
Tetuan
Marveilles
Acer
Lyons
Besancon
Strasburg
Metz
Augustus of
Saxe Coburg Gotha
St. Cloud
England
Ater
Oregon
United States
America
Mesers
Haingueriot
Bechet
Orleans
Rouen
Northern
Havre
Bordeaux
Avignon
Vierzon
Boulogne
Troyes
Montereau
Baele
Fampour
Maparp
Narvaez
Castanos
Duke of
Baslen
Bayien
Castance
Duartx
Ureter College
Henry
Commissioners of National Education
Armagh
Belfast
Northern College
Basie
Kirwan
Kane
Ulster Institute
Clonsilla Bridge
Pat Teeling
Teeling
Tae Botten
Bishorwearmouth
Soux
PERLA
Downey
Charles Cornforth
John Sugden
William Phillips
John Oxley
Thomas Hurat
Richard Oliver
Thomas Pearson
Owen Thomas
John Lumber
William Almond
Thomas Downey
William Lewis
Richard West
John Shotton
Gardner
Burt
John Pegman
Pirmary
William Richey
John Mowbray
William Pearson
Richard Boswell
James Robson
William Carr
George Siddle
Henry Cornforth
William Buskell
Caxtenpeny
Robert Peel
Canterbury
W. Rowe Lyall
Maldatone
City of London
Kent Herald
Windsor
Neville
Bes
Ratra Nevirtz
Burleigh Court
Bradford
Manchester
Castle Hapinauam
Hoy
John Barsham
C.J. Gooch
Misa Steven
Baker
Victory
Kingsland Road
Frances Heath
Orchard Place
Saint Luke's
Siron
Spayitrys Burial Groven
Bramwell
King’s Bench Walk
Temple
Court of Queen’s Bench
Spofield
Fendell’s Hotel
Palace Yard
Weelminater
Clerkenwell
Wakeling
St. John Square
Lewis
Pescock Street
Newington
Daniel Fitzgerald
Quennell
Kennington Lane
Owen M‘carhy
Peacock-Street
Fitzgerald
Gia
M'Carthy
Cotton
Allsm
Kennington-lane
Lockier
Peacock
Peacock Street
Kennington Road
Smith
Samuel Quennell
Coster
Lockler
Butt
L Division
Bim
Games
Carter
Uotil
Hoory
Lambeth Court
Owen M‘carthy
No. 10
Queen Street
Walworth
Henry Culling
Thegan
Henry Martin Allam
Agnes-street
Waterloo Road
Ann Westwood
No. I
Frederick Boon
Tubb
Cnt
John Marre
Walworth Road
Robinson
Rust
Crown-street
Wm. Paphem
Queen's Row
Peacock Public House
Hete
Heary
Great Free Trade Meeting in Sheffield Registration in Yorkshire
A large and influential assembly met Monday at Cathedra Hall Sheffield to urge renewed efforts to register voters in West Riding Yorkshire for free trade. Speakers including Cobden, Bright, and others condemned corn laws, warned of food shortages, and urged middle and working classes to gain more political power via expanded franchise to effect government reform.
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Yorkshire
Catlera’ Hall
Sheffeld
West Riding of
Rawardth
Sheffield
Ward Smith
Richard
M.P
John Bright
Dr. Thompson
Henry Wilkinson
W. Fisher
Richard Soll
Thomas Jessop
Turton
N. Hoole
Charles Wilson
P. Nailor
T. Roebuck
Eay
Edward Vickers
Mr. Cobden
Oldham
Mr. Bright
Dantzic
Hawater
England
William the Conqueror
America
Egypt
Jonathon
Joseph
Jonathan
Ireland
Cobbett
Buckland
New York
Belgium
Holland
Im Rossi
Turkey
Duke of Richmond
Himan
Morocco
Buckingham
Richmond
Scotland
Prussia
Libeation
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Berkewell
Roway
Manch
Hull
Einburgh
Glasgow
Midland
Met
Reat Western
Birmingham
Rend Junction
Birming
Rerpoul
Newcastle
Carliela
Gangow
Painlaw
Ayr
Newcaste
Darlington
Gravesend
Rochester
Norfolk
Reat
Laver
Brighton
York and
North Mid
Feeden End
Croydon Law
Leeds& Selby
Washington Union
Cazcor
Nowz
Colombia
Democratic Party
Baltimore
Paat
North
Mrrrixo
Baaproap
Lord Sohn Russell
Cavendishes
Lord John Russell
Russells
Bright
Wakefield
Corn Exchange
Thorsday
Theo
Farr
Mterrine
Leicester