Baring for Free Trade Meeting at the London Tavern
A Friday morning gathering at the London tavern chaired by Russell Ellice endorsed Thomas Baring as a mercantile candidate for London's representation, praising his commercial background and policy stance on free trade. The proceedings included speeches against the Anti Corn Law League, calls for a constitutional approach, and support from figures such as Sir J Price and Sir J Rae Reid, with Baring pledging to defend conservative principles and gradual policy change.
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T. Baring
London
Russell Ellice
J. Price
Bates
Mildred
Jones
Wilson
J. Rae Reid
Matthew Wood
Wolverley Attwood
Thomas Baring
M. Wood
C. Price
Vet
Wills
India
China
United States
Europe
Lord Palmerston
France
National Defence
Adam Smith
Huskisson
Holland
Church of England
Anti Corn Law League
Mr. Cobden
League
Pattison
Bright
Hibbet
Mr. Baring
Labouchere
Elliot
Extreme
Radical Party
Mr. Bariio
R. Glynn
Goldsmid
London Inquiry And Public Notices In A Packed Letter Bag
A long reader correspondence covers London libraries insolvency and rateable schools, church access through a back opening, a demand for Elevation Maps, and a notice about the Hungerford Market bridge. It also reports on the Stoddart Conolly mission, city politics, livery disputes, and past city elections with Reform era voting results.
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A. B
London
Museem
Henry Ellis
A.B. C
Abbey
United Service Journal
Salford
Tondon
Hungerford Market
France
Charing-cross
Lords of the Treasury
Vauxhall
C. H.S
Enquirer
F. M
F. Lawrance
Pelham Richardson, and Co
Middlesex
Lancashire
J. B
J.C. C
J.E.M
J.T
J. T
J. W.doctors' Commons
St. Paul's Churchyard
Ludgate Street
Lambeth
M.A. R
M. M
Trafalgar
Nelson
Chelsea
Cyclopedia Britannica
Garagantua
Pryce Pryse
Righom
England
Robert Wills
Prince Albert
Levy
Thomas Wilmot
Weekly Chronicle
Westminster Review
Corporation of London
Beadle
M.P
Gros de Tours
Paris
Ladies’ Magazine of Fashion
Stroppart and Conolly Mission
Bruges
Conolly
Grover
Dr. Wolff
Wolff
Iberia
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company
Southampton
Hanover Square
Commons House of Parliament
Grote
Alderman Wood
Alderman Waithman
John Key
George Lyall
Waithman
Mr. Lyall
Venables
Wa. Crawford
Crawford
F. Kemble
Pattison
Radical Party
William IV
Guildhall
J. H. Palier
M. Wood
Mr. Palmer
Palmer
Messrs
Wood
Melbourne
Lord J. Russell
Mr. Grote
Messrs. Masterman
Lyall
W. Attwood
Alderman Pirie
Masterman
J. Russell
Attwood
Public Critique On Corruption And Nuisance In City Life
A letter to the editor voices concern over corporate abuses and the need for reform, arguing fines for nonfreemen are rarely applied and urging remedies against press sensationalism. Readers complain of street disorder around Duke of York’s column, and civic matters include apprenticeship terms and museum design dissatisfaction.
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A. B.C
Ireland
Corporation of London
Westminster Review
Weekly Chronicle
Duke of York
Westminster
Posile
Marylebone
Shoreditch Church
London
St. Katharine’s Docks
T. Sune
Carpenter
T. W
Woolwich
W. W
Simirke
University College
X. Z
Dpol
Time Rules for Sunrise Sunset and High Water
Instructions describe calculating sunrise and sunset by latitude adjustments, and high water times at British ports with specific hour and minute offsets for many locations. It notes London Dock as base and lists additions or subtractions for Bristol Cove Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton and others.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
The Week Weather and Calendar Notes for Sunday
The Week records October 8 of Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity with biblical lessons for morning and evening, lunar phase, solar declination, and day length. It lists upcoming dates, observations, and weather notes for Legh, Meteo Ephem., Zadkiel, including wind, hail, rain, and changes through the week.
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Legh
Meteo
Ephem
Zadkiel
Mownonary
St. Denis Oxford
Cambridge
Turspay
Galati
The City and Its Candidates for London Representation
The piece contrasts candidates Thomas Baring and Pattison, condemning Baring’s vague rhetoric and urging clear opinions on tariffs and protection. It lauds Pattison’s consistency and public respect, arguing London’s verdict should hinge on expressed views over measured oratory. The editorial calls for decisive stances from both men amid a charged commercial and political landscape.
Canvass Sparks in London Election Clash over Free Trade
The piece argues the Liberal candidate Baring lacks pluck and sincerity, labeling him a literary conjuror while praising Pattison’s stance on Corn Law and Free Trade. It frames the City of London vote as a test of monopoly versus free trade, warning of imperial consequences if the City falters.
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London
Baring
Ashburton
Pattison
Yarmouth
City of
The New Move p m Sleigh Hobson and Buckingham
A Huddersfield meeting reports Dr Sleigh pressing wage rises and national amelioration with the Duke of Buckingham as patron. It questions practical gains, warns of Chartist links via Mr Hobson, and mocks middle class fear of reform.
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Pm. Sleigh
MR. Hobson
Northern Star
Duke OF Buckingham
Huddersfield
Pope
Devil
Martin Luther
Damaée
Dr. Sleigh
Richard Oastler
Sleigh
London
Cobdens
Greggs
Phillipses
Christendom
Buckinghamshire
Dr. Sl
France
Hobson
Cobden Peel clash over Corn Law meetings at Covent Garden and Lichfield
A Times discussion contrasts Cobden and Peel on Corn Law and anti Corn Law themes. The piece ridicules Peel as cautious and decorous while praising Cobden as clear and resolute. It also lampoons Attwood and others, noting hopes for reform and doubts about Attwood’s public value.
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Times
Lichfield
Covent Garden
Cobden
Robert Peel
England
Scotland
House of Commons
Peel School
Mr. Attwood
Ireland
Rebecca
Wales
Crotchet Castle
Attwood
Birmingham
Brooks
Knatchbulls
Burrells
Cayleys
Sir Robert Peel in politics and a fancy dress speech
The passage analyzes Sir Robert Peel's political stance and his controversial fancy dress metaphor. It contends Peel is consistent only in guarded pragmatism, presenting himself as prudent while avoiding decisive opinion on key issues. The Times questions his decisiveness and calls his conduct a constitutional indecision.
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Charles Buller
Stapford O'Brien
Sandwich Islands
Cour
St. James's
Lichfield
Times
Sir Robert Peel
Robert Peel
Spain and Portugal face upheaval as Madrid under Martial Law
The piece notes Madrid under Martial Law amid Narvaez rule and a mutinous continental scene. It highlights Portugal seeking a commercial treaty, wine trade disputes with England, and growing conviction for reform. The Greek Revolution is described with doubts about royal pledges and the fragility of monarchies in Naples and Spain.
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Spain
Madrid
Barcelona
Saragossa
Cadiz
Seville
Narvaez
Portugal
England
France
Naples
Sardinis
Otho
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America
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Mr. Pattison
Villiers
Temple Bar
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