Monopolists and Politics in a London Letter
An 1841 Cotton Twist letter argues monopolists control land justice religion and education. It condemns laws restricting food imports and the influence of church and state on economics, warning that necessity will overcome restrictive measures and spark social upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Wellington
Sheman
Reliim
Copeace
England
Saaid
Christ
Times
Ral
Sitdy
Rte
Femcee
Desatis
Endian
Robert Peel
Duke of Buckingham
France
Court and Fashion On Windsor Terrace Royal Pageantry
Courtiers report a royal morning on the terrace with Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. The 72d Highlanders staged evolutions in the home park while the royal party watched from the terrace. Her Majesty later rode in the phaeton with the Prince driving as plans for Windsor and town visits unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Royal
Windsor
Prince of Wales
Windsor Castle
Court Journal
Lord Burghersh
Lord William Russell
Aston
Madrid
Bulwer
Paris
Vienna
Salerno
St. James’s Palace
Lord Ellenborough
India
The
East India Company
Arthur George Brabazon Ponsonby
Viscount Duncannon
Earl of Besborough
Besborough
County Kilkenny
Lord Walpole
Pellew
Sir F. Pellew
Cambridge Advertiser
Whewell
Marshall
Halsted
Cumberland
Lord Monteagle
Lonp
Livery of London
Queen’s Counsel
Great George Street
Lord Cowley
Robert Gordon
Lord Stewart de Rothesay
St. Petersburgh
Stratford Canning
Constantinople
Fox
Washington
Great Britain
Court of
Naples
Post
Morning Post
Vesey Fitzgerald
Board of Control
Herries
Buckingham
Sempnonan
Globe
Lord Fitzgerald
Lord Auckland
Secret Lodges And Border Invasions Spark U S Tension
News from Liverroot describes New York papers up to September 28 amid excitement over the M Leod trial and Tyler's proclamation against border lodge conspiracies. Reports detail Canadian frontier raids, Grogan abduction, and British incursions near Alburgh, with commentary on Webster and US duty to defend peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Liverroot
Sheridan
de Peyster
New York
Great Western
United States
M‘leod
Canadian
Tyler
Chippewa
Canada
John Tyler
Washington
L.s
Joan Totter
Dante, Wraster
Rochester
Grogan
Vermont
Burlington Free Press
Alburgh Springs
Brown
James Grogan
Lockport
N. Y
SprRines
Alburgh
Colonel Grogan
Col. Grogan
Caldwell’s
Webster
Her
Niagara River
Lett
Seward
Auburn
Brook
Welland Canal
Grand Island
Buffalo
N. Y. American
Montreal
Quebec
Lord Sydenham
Episcopal Church
Kingston
England
Adams
Colt
St. Louis
Ixsuanterroy
Spain
Ayerbe
Saragossa
Castanada
Victoria
Almeida
Pietro Y Gana
Montuesca
Bilbao
Alcala
Tolosa
Urbistondo
Bergara
Corunna
Bayonne
Christina
Pampeluna
Guipuscoa
Lyons
St Etienne
Courrier de Lyon
Charbonnerie Reformée
Albaud N
Robespierre IT
Marat
Hebert, &c
Constantinople
Augsburg
Reschid Pacha
Capitan Pacha
Riza Pacha
Havre
Louis Philippe
Carioff
M'Leod
Toronto
Navy Island
United States Courier
Prince de Joinville
New Orleans
Priv
George and
Henry
Valparaiso
Coquimbo
Chile
Peru
General Pinto
Putner
George
Chili
Vivanco
Crosby-palace
Bishopsgate-street
Bartholomew Read
London
Maximilian
Germany
Thomas More
Benoisi
Lucca
Spencer
Sidney
Pembroke
Robert Harry Inglis
County of
Bedford
Earl de Grey
Ireland
Robert Inglis
Maynooth
Bedfordshire
Chronicle
John Owen
James Graham
Cumberland
J—Globe
Bank of England
Boston
Halifax
Liverpool
Munper
Eastcuear
Newgate
Blakesley
Carver
Trane
Manchester
Liverrood Carron Market
Wood pavement on Strand aims to keep horses sure in wet
The Strand’s western end from Southampton Street to Charing Cross is being paved with Steed’s patent wood blocks grooved atop to form a continuous line, designed to stop horses slipping in wet weather. Reformers accuse Edward Marjoribanks of double polling in Westminster, but conservatives dispute the charge and offer Mr. Marjoribanks’ respectability as defense. reformers concede proof is lacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
Southampton Street
Charing Cross
Steed
Messrs
Trott and
Huggett
Edward Marjoribanks
Coutts and Co
Westminster
Rous
Marjoribanks
Spain turmoil and British notices echo across Europe
Reports from Spain recount shifts in Saragossa and Bilbao as generals exchange commands and towns brace for conflict. Elsewhere, Lisbon to Paris dispatches note political trials, arrests, and intrigues, while Atlantic and domestic markets reflect unrest and business fluctuation.
Assaults and mischief in London omnibus cases and moored salons
Reports from Camberwell omnibus assault on Elizabeth M Mackenzie and husband defendants Mardell and Whitaker. Irish squatter case with Peggy Dwyer hair relics. Post Office theft case against Rathbone with marked sovereign. Milkmaids row Geary v Leary. Dartford postman threats and other urban disorder notes. Includes Tavistock transit and Cock and Hen club at the Mint with licensing fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mardell
Ste
Whitaker
John Sisley
Alderman Pirie
Pirie
Kitty Fagan
Little Tower Street
Peggy Dwyer
Peggy
Luke
Marcy
Pegey Dwyer
Hanner
Kitty
St. Patrick and the Saints
Playle
Dougal Mc Gowan
Great Windmill-street
Haymarket
Boyden
Matthew Peeke
King’s Arms
Marylebone-street
Ellen
Mr. Long
Kiltty
Queen Square
George William Hunter
John Joseph Craigg
Warwick Street
Pimlico
Captain Nicholson
Gregorie
Hatton Garden
Tastes Turvey
John Fisher Andrews
Pulteney-street
White Conduit-fields
Greenwood
Samuel Johnson
Hoe
Andrews
Samuel
Mr. Greenwood
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Sss
Free Trader
Courrier Francais
Police, &c
Eliom
House of Costin
Hor Spitalfields’ Division
Carrol
Bingham
Smedley
Walsh
Bousted
Hunt
Samuel Welsh
Joseph Morris
Hoxton
Holloway
Hannah Pierse
Lambeth Street
Waotrsate
William Hawes
Thomas Visper
Visper
James Harvey
Thames
DeEsterats
Margaret Hayes
Carr
Shadwell
Hayes
New Gravel Lane
Thomas Jones
Roos
Wapping
Jones
Union Hall
Joseph Steel
Union
Mint
Gravestock
M Division
Borough Court OF Requests
ToHowitch
Jemmy Brooks
Bill Thoms
Brooks
Billingsgate
Jem
Bill
Thoms
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