Monopolist Dinner Sparks Debate In North Warwickshire
A Herald report on a Protectionist dinner in North Warwickshire critiques Peel era policies, praising Newdegate and local figures while denouncing the governing Grace and Factory-era tariff shifts. The piece laments attempts to tax bread and defend free trade amid monopolist landowner interests.
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Bocks
North Warwickshire
Newdegate
Touchstone
Buckinghamshire
Lord Ripon
Buckingham
Pee
Thompson
England
Peel
Mr. Clayton
North
Warwickshire
Sawdur
Sheffield
Weird Sisters
Lord Morpeth
Marquis of Granby
Duke of Richmond
Mr. Disraeli
Mr. Newdegate
Lord Brooke
Mr. Spooner
Bes
Lord George
Parker
Treasury
Ward
West Riding
Jord Morpeth
Mr. Newdegete
Death of Lord Metcalfe and public notices travel through empire
Obituary outlines the life of Sir Charles Metcalfe from his 1785 birth to his 1838 retirement, detailing his rapid rise in the East India Company's service, key postings in Delhi Hydrabad and Agra, reforms including press liberty, and his later governorships in Canada and Jamaica. The piece also reports the death of the Marquis of Ailsa and notes other colonial and local items, including clergy satire and several London accident reports.
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Wichit
Portsmounth
Royal Yacht
Victoria and Albert
Fairy
Black Eagle
Egypt Point
West Cowes
Cowes Castle
Fort Monkton
Yacht Club
Trinity Wharf
Adolphus Fitzclarence
Prince Albert
Princess Royal
Prince of Wales
Osborne House
Earl Spencer
Lord Palmerston
Devonport
Admiralty
Duke OF Wellington
Fitz. Herbert
Hill
Duke
Lord Duke
Sophia Elizabeth Guelph Sims
Sime
Islington
Fitzherbert
George IV
Williams Hill
Mary White
Peggy White
Countess of Jersey
Lord Rivers
Guelph
Grace
Simpson
Sophia Elizabeth Guelph
Sims
Fitzhertert
WeEx
Lington
William Hill
William
Joshua
Joshua Hill
Standa
Honourable East India Company
Bridgewater
William Parker
God of Truth
Captain Hill
Mrs. Sims
India
Tavistock Place
Tavistock Square
Price
Chancery Lane
Tyrrell
Prince Stanislaus Poniatowski
Duke of Richmond
Chichester Bank
Brighton Gazette
S. W. Bennett
Brighton
Cottenham
London
Her
Excellent
H. D. Chad
C.B
Portsmouth Harbour
Deptford
Charles Napier
Sidon
Sir John Hill
Pelham
Greenwich
Blackwall
Bugsby's Hole
Whitby
Houston Stewart
Woolwich Dockyard
Long Reach
Harris
Canada
East India Companys
Europe
Delhi
Lahore
Kanjeet Singh
Lord Minto
Sutlej
Jirmna
Ranjeet
Metcalfe
Achterlony
Dowlat Row Scindiah
Mrr. Metcalfe
Mr. Russell
Hydrabad
Nizam
Apim
East Indias House
Chundgo Lall
Rajpootana
Supreme Council
Board of Revenue
Fort William
Agra
Calcutta
Charles Metcalfe
William Bentinck
Lord William Bentinck
Lord Auckland
Sir Charles
Bengal
Madras
Charles
Bath
British India
Fountain Head
Beat India Company
Crown
Board of Directors
Leadenhall-street
England
East
Atlantic
Lionel Smith
Jamaica
House of Assembly
Sir Charles Metcalfe
Kingston
Downing Street
West Indies
Robert Peel
Colonial Club
St. James’s Square
Canning
North America
Canadas
Lord Metcalfe
Manquess
Attis
Ailsa
St. Margaret's
Isleworth
Earl of Casillis
Archibald Kennedy
Marquess of
Isle of Ailsa
Ayr
United Kingdom
Earl of
Caesilis
Baron Kennedy
Scotland
Archibald
Caesillis
Anne
John Watts
Jane
Margaret
John Erskine
Ayrshire
Berwickshire
Forfarshire
East of
Tur Marquis
Londonderry
Seaham
Sunderland
J. Lambert
St. James's Chronicle
Durban
W. H. Hewitt
Hart Street
Bloomsbury Square
Seabaw
Patbox
C.J. Cresswell
C. J. Creaswell
R. Moorsom
Moorsom
Marquis of
Newcastle Advertiser
William Fawe
Love Lane
Millpond Bridge
Bermondsey
John Gibson
New Street
Hercules Buildings
Lambeth
earEe
St. Thomas's Hospital
Thomas Cox
George-street
Lewisham-road
Dennis Bryan
Lower Road
Peckham-lane
Canal Bridge
John Hayes
Mesars
Peno and Sons
Afr
Travers
Woolwich
William Manning
Extraordinary Charge of Forgery Case of Captain Richardson
Captain Richardson, chairman of the Tenbury Worcester and Ludlow Railway, faces fresh proceedings for forging a cheque of £10 into a £5,000 instrument and defrauding Coutts. Evidence centers on notes exchanged for gold at the Bank of England, with multiple bank clerks and directors called to testify about the alleged scheme and related transactions. The trial continues with more witnesses to be heard and a remand until Friday.
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Captain Richardson
Tenbury, Worcester, and Ludlow
Messra
Couus and Co
Mansion House
Messrs. Coutts
Richardson
Bank of England
Howell
Stock Exchange
Bush
Alderman Wilson
Courthurst
Coutts and Co
Wolfe
Plower
Lord Meyer
Alderman Gibbs Lon
Muse ‘Sell
Clarkson
Goodman
Stephenson
Henry Skinner
Wexford
Waterford
Valencia
Hichardern
Exchange Buildings
Cruse
Parliament Street
George Brown
London and County Bank
Captin Richardson
Brown
Cornhill
William Richardson
Exchange-buildings
Royal Exchange
Thomas Ager
Royal Exchange Buildings
Archiball Griffiths
Guld
Fry
Mr. Fry
Discovery Ag
Mr. Clarkson
Mr. Bush
Bua
Robinson
Smith
Payne
Thomas Stevenson
Scotland
Upper Grosvenor Street
Sir William Young
Puleford
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Lord Spencer
le Breton
Prince Consort
St. Heliers
St. Orgueil
Julius Cwser
Prince
Viscount Palmerston
Jersey
Falmouth
Garland
Royal Hotel
Pendennis
W. R. Broad
Penzance
Truro
Pextance
Lizard Point
Land’s End
St. Michael's Mount
Mount’s Bay
Peneance Harbour
Geological Museum of Cornwall
Richard Taylor
Duke of Cornwall
Fal Movry
Penzence
Royal
Cardew
Charles Lemon, Bart
United Mines
Polberrow
United
Penryn
M‘coy
Bouse
M‘dougal
Princess Oval
Fal
Tregothnan
Fitzclarence
Lostwith
Fowey
Restormel
Lostwithiel
Duchy
Duchy of Cornwall
John Taylor
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Loatwithiel
Corporation
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Nottingham
Derby
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