Free Trade Soiree in Sheffield Celebrates End of Corn Laws
A Sheffield Music Hall gathering chaired by W Fisher marks the passing of free trade measures. Viscount Morpeth and MPs like Parker Ward and others urge expansion of free trade, warn against protectionist revival, and praise Cobden’s reforms. Speakers hail global shifts toward open markets and peace, with concluding cheers for the Queen and government.
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Sheffield
Music Hall
W. Fisher
Eny
Lord Morpeth
Edward Smith
Eng
H. G. Ward
M.P
Mr. Ald. Dunn
R.R. R. Moore
Richard Solly
John Parker
M-P
Edward Vickers
Col. Thompson
W. Jeffock
Henry Wilkinson
S. Butcher
Eag
Viscount Morpeth
Benison
Big Lordship
Ireland
Britain
Baltic
Don
Hadson
Mississippi
England
Niagere
Atlantic
Aussie
Sardinia
Sicily
Pape
Rome
Germany
Rhine
Mr. Parker
America
Mr. Ward
Ward
Cobden
George Bentinck
Free Trade Association
France
Russia
Bir. Cobden
Adam Smith
United States
Taccapaon
RR. R. Moore
Peony Subscription In Progress For Payment To Mr Watley
A tentative metropolitan initiative seeks funds and silver payment to Mr Watley in recognition of his impartial service as coroner. The plan arises from recent council actions and ongoing procedural steps toward establishing the arrangement.
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Ma. Watcey
Plata
Watley
Ounslor
Lord Ripon and the Dunston Curate Scandal
A 1845 correspondence excerpt from the Standard recounts Lord Ripon pressuring Dunston curate Mr. Crowther amid tensions with the Newton family. It describes perceived interference by Lord Ripon and Mrs. Newton, notes Crowther’s clerical stance, and documents exchanges about use of horse and donkey and cautious cooperation to improve parish affairs. The letters reveal friction between landed patronage and parish ministry in Dunston near Newton.
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Newton
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Carlton Gardens
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Haviing
Nocton
Howse
H. Crowther
Carlton-gardens
I Persuade Myself to Defend Civilities With Your Lordship
A curate writes to a noble lord defending his impartial stance in parish disputes. He explains he cannot share the lordship’s unfavourable view of Mr and Mrs Newton without understanding their circumstances, pledges to avoid partisanship, and seeks the lordship’s approbation and support for promoting parish welfare. The note ends noting ministerial treatment by nobility in 46th year of the 19th century.
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H. Crownee
Church of England
Royal Procession and Jersey Landing Near Calms and Flags
The report describes a royal yacht convoy including the Garland, Fairy, and Black Eagle passing Hurst Castle and Cowes on a morning voyage down the Solent toward the Channel Islands. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert are expected to reach Jersey by evening, with the Monarch Steamer in proximity, while St. Helier notes enthusiasm and decorative arches for the arrival.
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Prince Albert
Hurst Castle
Charles
Solent
Cowes
Hordle House
W. F. Chambers
Needle Rocks
Garland
Black Eagle
Channel Islands
Jersey
Monarch
R. Whitemaster
Sark
St. Aubin’s Roads
St. Herren's Jersey
Tomorrrow
Lewisaan Unnox
Poor Law Commissioners
Masden
Board of Guardians of
Seriafim
J. T. Burroughes
Union Workhouse
Hall
Caroline Halliday
M‘callan
Burroughes
Margaret Stevens
Steel
Bringloe
Stern
Ann Hope
Sarah Boddington
Ann Hone
Tam
Bowry Cuanwick
Ts .Thomas Parkes
Board of Guardigns
Lewisham Union
Burrougher
Mr. Burroughes
The
Union
Cholera ravages troops and populace in India and Pakistan
Latest intelligence reports from Marseilles detail widespread cholera among Indian and Pakistani forces and civilians. News covers rainbound India, troop movements, Bombay judges, and a deadly outbreak in Kurrachee with heavy fatalities and rapid spread.
Queen Isabella to wed Duke of Cadiz in Spain decree
An intelligence item reports a Madrid decree by Queen Isabella announcing her marriage to Infants Don Francisco de Assis, Duke of Cadiz. The Cortes are summoned September 14 to receive the royal decision, with plans for the noble wedding of Donna Louiss to the Duke de Montpensier. Parliament discussions touch on recent French arson cases and electoral reform.
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Journal Des Débats
Spain
Madrid
Isabella
Don Francisco de Assis
Cadiz
Francisco de Paulo
Louiss
Duke de Montpensier
Paris
Ltters
Chamber of Deputies
M. Lerabit
France
Yonne
Interier Ewid
A. Vatous
Cvield
M. la Rochejaquelin
Legitime
M. Mangnin
M Arago
Perpiguan
Marriage Edicts and Foreign News From Aug 1846
The document notes a royal decree in Madrid about the Queen of Spain’s marriage and Cortes convocation on Sept 14, with accompanying British and Mediterranean dispatches. It reports plans for dynastic alliances, French influence concerns, Mehemet Ali’s movements, and varied Atlantic weather and seafaring notices. It also covers Westminster Sewers court action fining builder W K Jenkins £3,000 for defying orders, framing public health and municipal power themes.
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Europe
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Trebizonde
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Mouch
Nicaria
Syrea
Smyrna
Athens
Frontiera
Thessaly
Greece
M. Coletti
West Sndies
Southampton
Royal Mail Steam Company
James Fuller Doxer
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Heranpah
Nassau
Bermuda
Jamaica
Demerara
Trinidad
Barbadoes
la Guayra
St. Thomas
Jamaica Times
West Indies
Westminster County Sewers
Commissioners of Sewers For
City and Liberty of Westminster
Greek Street
Soho Square
J. Hasler
George Bogue
R. Gunter
P. le Breton
H. Willmott
J. Pownall
W. J. Donaldson
J. Boodle
T. Moss
J. White
Edward Willoughby
Thos, Hawkins
C. G. Comberlege
Bogue
W.K. Jenkins
Paddington
Mr. Jenkins
Jenkins
Bentleman
Ive Grace
Thomas Hawker
J. W. Hell
Grace
Mysterious Drowxine Case and Greenwich Inquest Findings
Inquest into Catherine Donovan's death resumed at Eight Bells Greenwich with surgeon Hatch detailing a post mortem showing a whitish surface, torn groin, decayed calf, and a pulpy internal mass. Witnesses described a night of dubious company, a river fall, and an open verdict of found drowned.
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Mary Quindon
Michael Regan
Grant
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Barry
Westminster Road
Quindon
Greenwich
Evens
Wardour
Peter Street
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Walia
Ra Giany
Hungerford Market
Mansfield
Seong Wens
Barger
Wellis
Wy Mos
Dichael Doseytin
Peicemen
Ore Pury
Inquest Held Over Possible Cause of Death Near Chesterfield
An inquest before Coroner J Hutchinson examined men from Hasland and Chesterfield into the death of George Collis whose body was found in a night soil recess at Falconsard near Chesterfield. Witnesses described digging the privy, finding clothing, bones, and a skull with a bruise, and identified items belonging to Collis including coat, trousers, garters, and a silk hat. The panel adjourned the inquiry to next Thursday.
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Bombay Presidency
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Kurrachee
Scinde
86Th
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Wool
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Kearney
Bear's Fort
Urrea
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James Chesham
Fox and Hounds Inn
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Pariah
Sarah Chesham
Guy's Hospital
Henry Brooks
Newport
Graham
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Clavering
James
Thomas Deats
Joe
Thomas Newport
Mary Pudding
Tom Newport
Margaret Mynott
Daviltiam Law
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Hastand
Chesterfield
George Collis
Falconsard
Hasland
Valentine Wall
Bunting
Richard Ashley
Thomas Green
Wall
Mr. Bunting
Green
John Wilcockson
Orleans
G. C
Thomas Cowley
Helen Berresford
Beetwell Street
Metcalf
Collis
Sheffield
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