Anti Corn Law Movements And Reform Meeting Report
A detailed account of a Tuesday evening gathering at the Beehive tavern where Major Revell chaired a meeting forming the St Pancras Anti Corn Law Association. Speeches attacked corn duties, urged tax reform on food, and called for broader union to repeal corn laws amid widespread distress and wage declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Panave
Major Revell
Earned
Beson Fe Sown
St Pancras Anti-Corn Law Association
Sidney Smith
Pnenee
Ft Eforts
Cardo
Smith
Chapman
Ce Blic Sania
Pathe
Stervadion
Beomas Fieldey
Irty
Wornerster
Wesleyan Association
Park-street
Ee Rete
Angel-street
Bedford
Mr. Crowe
Baptist
John Harris
Ashbourne
Derbyshire
Countess of Huntingdon
Bridport
Harris
Redford
Manchester
Anch Wen
Ae Hoor
Pest
Haring
Crowe
Baptist Noel
T. Mann
J. W. Massie
United Kingdom
Minh Concert
Whitehall
Pba Vaughan
Holland-terrace
Notting-hill
Kenton
Excursions in Normandy review in Sociable Society note
The Literary Chronicle reviews Frederic Shobert’s two volume Excursions in Normandy praising its insight into Havre Rouen and provincial commerce. It highlights the author’s unprejudiced travel, German and English parallels, and statistical rigor. A Sociable Society excerpt critiques Havre salons where men and women separate, hindering social interaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandy
Frederic Shobert
London
Henry Colburn
France
Havre
Rouen
A Singular Custom of Bakers Feasts and Street Dances
An observer recalls a late night ring of dancers in St Francois near the Bassin du Roi, celebrating a baker’s saint with coarsely witty songs and communal dancing. The revels, shared by locals and strangers, echo pagan roots and a loss of distinctive folk customs as modern life encroaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassin du Roi
St. François
Quai Des Casernes
Quai de Marimotte
Rue Royale
Ingouville
Marriage Customs and the Normans describe a businesslike wedding
The piece explains Norman marriage precursors where contracts are negotiated like trades, dowry values dominate, and property may revert to families on death. It notes costly disputes, lawsuits, and a ritual garter untying with festive scenes, plus the vigilance of garcons and dames d'honneur in wedding day proprieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandy
Paris
Garcons
Dames D'Honneur
France
Art Destruction in Mologue and Theater Fire in St Petersburg
In Mologue unknown vandals damaged several artworks including a Emde painting and a Dusseldorf landscape, while a small statue was broken. In St Petersburg a theater fire caused by a staged alarm killed and injured many as the crowd flooded exits. a man who saved lives was later honored by the emperor with a pension of £80 for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Cromwell
Epure
Milton
Andrew Marvel
Walter
Dryden
Charles
England
Rafaelle
Evelyn
Hampton-court
Major Butler
Jesus Christ
Worcester
Dunbar
Richard Cromwell
Somerset-house
Charles II
London
Duchess of Portsmouth
Her Majesty
Versailles
St. Germains
Japan
Brasenas, &c
Chapel-Royal
Charles I
Henry Purcell
Portsmouth
Cleveland
Mazarine
James
Huddlestone
Nelly
Gwynne
Catherine Sedley
Walpole
Thehall
Hberne
Mary d'Este
Gibbons
Verrin
William
Westminster
Mologue
Augustus von Emde
Cassel
Dusseldorf
Burnine
St. Perenspuaer
St. Petersburg
Post Amt . Gazette
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT NOTES ON MONDAY DEBATES AND BILLS
The report details a lively Monday session in the Lords with new administration members, shifting benches, and the Administration of Justice Bill debated. Amendments on vice-chancellor appointments, acute discussion on Irish barristers, and motions to omit certain clauses mark the day as procedural and contentious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Waellington
Raeliffe
Earl of Haddington
Viscount Melbourne
Marquess of Lansdowne
Lord Cottenham
Lord Campbell
Earl of Belfast
Lord Lyndhurst
Lord Broucham
19Th Sec
Lord Correia
Court of Chancery
Equity Court of Exchequer
Lord Campsext
England
Ireland
Chance Tor
Lord Brovena
Earl of Wicx Low
Lord Campson
Lord Correnuam
House of Commons
Lord Brovenam
Court of Queen's Bench
Court of Exchequer
Earl OF Scarborough
Earl of Wicklow
Home Department
Duke of Welmeton
Mediterranean
Earl of Rapxor
George III
Canternuny
Administration OF Justice
Lord Corres
Ham
Lord Campsett
Lord Brovetan
Lord Cuancettor
Lord Campset
Derry
Lord Waarncutrre
Corporation OF
Dublin
Earl of Gueneall
Corporation of Dublin
Duke of Wettignton
House of Lords
Churchwardens
Duke of Wellington
Lord Wharncliffe
Lord Scarborough
Lords
House
Daniel O'Connell
Merrion Square
Meath
Cork
Lord Asuzzy
T. Feemanree
Tamworth
Robert Peel, Bart
Tre
Cambridge University
Henry Auteurs
la Fer
Lancashire
Lord Stanley
Dorchester
James Graobim
Kent
Edward Koatebbull
Times breach of privilege sparks heated House debate
A lengthy debate centers on the Times newspaper for publishing an anonymous slander against an MP. Rozyns accuses the paper of grossly abusing press freedoms, calls for accountability, and proposes either named authors or a legal remedy. He urges constituencies to weigh the matter and hints at extreme measures if attacked again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Palmerston
Macaulay
Thomas Fremantle
Pearce Clerk
Perceval
Wakley
Lord Sandon
Sergeant Jackson
Sir R. Bateson
Colonel Verner
Litton
Mr. Hawes
Humphery
G. Larpent
Bowring
Mr. Roebuck
Cresswell
Dundas
Hawes
Wm. Blackstone
Birmingham
Pubrotere
Hurr
Cork
Sudbury
Athlone
Gloucester
Southampton
Kinsale
Dublin
Nottingham
Elgin
Kerry
Tipperary
Lichfield
Blackburn
Dudley
Rochester
Newport
Isle of Wight
Bewdley
Wigtonshire
Wakefield
Flint
Cardigan
Reading
Louth
Launceston
Sir Henry
Ottinghamshire
Lord Lincoln
Baron Lowther
Whitehaven
Cardiff
John
Far East
Cornwall
Tid Nicholl
Lord Eliot
Reland
Bury St. Edmund's
Marlborough
Earl Jermyn
Ernest Bruce
Newark
Mr. Gladstone
Board of Trade
Uint
Huntingdon
Sir
Majes
Shire of Bute
Sir Willi
Wenlock
Frederick Pollock
City of
Exeter
Willailliam Follett
Am Rae
Scotland
J. i Hi
Ames Milnes Gaskell
Ford Narlborough
Gordon
Admiralty
I Peel
Chippenham
George Boldero
Lisburn
Meynell
Willliam E
Tyrone
Henry Thomas Lowry Corry
Jonathan
Henry
Beidport
H. Warburton
North Riding
Yorkshire
W. Duncombe
Faversham
Bradford
Sunderland
Ponsonsy
Sir George
Priv Co
Lister
W. Thompson
Her Majesty's & New
Anson
Poynings
Sussex
Ilege
TIMES
Roznncs
J. Johnson
Ag &N
Home Department
Ose Twerese
House of Commons
Bath
Lawson
Australia
Gene
Tson
South
Hon
Walter
R. H. Inerts
Rogsucx
R. H. Ixerrs
Ayl
Peuibae
Roxsack
Oxford
R. Ines
Mr. Rorsack
Sreakyr
Mr. Rorsucx
Bar
Straker
Sreaker
RozBuck
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St. Clair
Honfleur
Oll
Masten Humphrey
J. Sibson
Knight
Literary Chronicle
Madame
Imperial Parliament
T. Fremantle
Mr. Waxzey
G. Clerk
Dr. Bownrrye
Cantersary
Lord Broveham
Isaac Winter
Wilton
Somerset
Pease
Elizabeth
James I
Great Marlow
Weymouth
Thetford
Clitheroe
Lewes
Wigan
Rutlandshire
Harwich
West
Carlow
Downpatrick
Stafford
Belfast
Barnstaple
Shrewsbury
New Windsor
Tynemouth
Wareham
Lyme Regis
Newcastle
Merthyr Tydvil
St. Ives
Caernarvon
Sattara
Bowrino
Ewart
Greene
Artwood
Isle of Man
Bowline
Ajesty