Banquet to Mr Cobden at Hamburgh and royal visit details
A report covers a banquet for Mr Cobden in Hamburg with a large crowd, speeches praising free trade, and a toast to prosperity. It notes the royal visit to nearby Cumberland Lodges and schooling for laborers' children funded by the queen, plus Cobden’s Hamburg reception and remarks on tariffs and Germany’s Zollverein.
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Prince Consort
Prince of Wales
Maida of Honour In
Great Park
Cumberland Lodges
Her Majesty
Holland
Scotland
Tar Doxs
Weitine
Tox
Miss Barrett Cow
Augsburg Gazette
Berlin
Robert Inglia
Duke of Wellington
Mina’ Burdett Coutts
Newplace
D. Rice
Shaksperian Society
Shakepere Hall
Shakspere
Garrick
Dr. Thomson
Grammer School
T.R. Medwin
A.M
Shotters
Ann Hathaway
Worcester Journal
Southsmprox
Samuel Price Edwarde
Lindhoret
New Forest
Southampton
Custom House
Standard
Mansborough
Braurozr
Rutiano
Darmstadt
de Goerlitz
Amd
Nasean
Galignani
Thomas Linta
Dundee
Inia
Leith
Neelixe
Manchester
Ashton-under-Lyne
Bolton
Belmont
Bosden
Chorley
Cuerden and
Walton
Heywood
Lees
Mosley
Oldham
Saddleworth
Shaw Chapel
Samlenbury
Tyldesley
Waterfiesd Mill
Withnall
Warrington
Bury
Preston
Blackburn
Spionera
Manufactur
J. Wilson Patten
J. Pritherton
Mark Philips
Charles Handley
Manchester Guardian
M. Rupert
Chamber of Commerce
Fefe
Germany
MM. Roperts
M. Ross
Cobden
Richard Cobden
Richard Lowenhertz
Richard Coeur de Leon
England
Mesars
Villiers
Bright
Gibson
Fox
Robert Peel
Leghorn
Barcelona
Italy
Cubden
Hemburg
Augsburg
Munich
Carlershe
Hamburg
Augaburg
Senate
Zollverein
France
Confederation
Arrival of the Washington and European dispatches
Reports from Southampton detail letters from New York dated the 23d ult and scant Mexico news. General Scott’s battles of the 19th and 20th not yet published. doubts arise over a lasting peace with Santa Ana and Narvaez’s Spain upheaval. Market and exchange news, Paris Bourse movements, and Russian cholera noted amid broader diplomatic chatter.
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Southampton
New York
Mexico
General Scott
Santa Anca
Paredes
Velencia
Britannia
Prime, Ward, and Co
France
Liverpool
London
Glen Tilt shut up sparks council confrontation with Duke of Atholl
Bailie Greig urged the Edinburgh town council to deem the Duke of Atholl’s closure of Glen Tilt illegal and to form a public meeting to gauge community sentiment and raise funds to support public rights on highways. The plan includes emergency measures and a Provost chaired gathering to back the cause. The piece ends with a separate note on the death of a former police agent’s wife at St Mandé and a funeral scene.
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Glen
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Edinburgh
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Caledonian Mercury
Vidooq
St. Mandé
Tre Sommune
Galignani
The Monetary Crisis in London Markets
London financial panic deepens as Rougemont Brothers and John Thomas Son and Lefevre fail. Liabilities total hundreds of thousands, with 15000 pounds due this month and 100000 more in December. Failures ripple to De Jersey and Co. and other houses. fears grow over broader economic stress and asset valuations.
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Rougemont Brothers
John Thomas
Lefevre
St. Petersburgh
Messrs
Thomas
Manchester
Rochdale
Oldham
House of Fireman, Son, and Lefevre
Manchester Guardian
Birley, Currie and Co
Todia
Billa
Birley, Corrie and Co
Mesare, Birley and Co
James and Nephew
Bradley
Parker
Foree
Mesera
Y. Higgins
Sona
Mesars
H. Murrey
Demerara
William Maury
Liverpool
Hall
George S.arpentia
India
Calcutta
House of Cockerell and Co
Bere
Reid, Robertsop, and Co
Lyall Brothers and Co
Aclon
Glasgow Mail
Messrs. P. Muller and Co
Hamburgh
Mcsars, Willenstein and Co
Bremen
Messrs. Cockerell and Co
Lesley Alexander and Co
King and Melville
Coventry and Sheppard
Douglas and Co
Giles and Co
Frazer, Neilson, and Co
Woodley and Son
Arts
Sampson, Langdale, and Co
W. R. Robinson and Co
J. and C. Kirkpatrick
Wetson Brothers
Gray and Roxburgh
Greenock
Thomas Booker, Sona, and Co
Gemmell Brothers
Glasgow
D. and
A. Denny and Co
Thomas Usborte and Sons
Gower, Nephewa, and Co
Hastie and Hutchinson
Aliaop, Cumberlege, and Co
Sanderson and Co
Bill Brokers
Weatlake and Co
Southampton
Atockbrokers
S. Phillipa and Co
Rougemont and Co
John Thomas, Son
Reid, Robertson, and Co
Watson
Mr Knight
Railway Agitation at London Tavern Meeting Sparks Hoax Claims
A crowd gathers at the London Tavern to consider petitions to Parliament for extending railway completion times from sessions 1846 and 1847. Attendance remains small, with suspicions of a hoax, while speakers critique railway mania, urging winding up unviable projects and returning deposits to shareholders. A committee to forward a petition is formed amid mixed reactions.
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Greene
Peet
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Hear
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Jon
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Stock Exchange
Birmingham
Appointment of Sir W. Colebrook as Lieutenant Governor of British Guiana
Sir W. Colebrook is appointed Lieutenant Governor of British Guiana to succeed the retiring Sir Edman New Bronewick. Governor Light retires from the post, meriting both praise and reward for his service.
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Ofvind Head
Hhim
British Guiana
Edman New
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