Monopoly and English Foreign Policy in the Napoleonic Era
The piece condemns monopolistic pressures as fueling national antipathy and warns against a potential English invasion sparked by aggressive French policy. It argues for wiser, Christian principles and suggests leniency toward a boastful but dangerous adversary while reserving cautious defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Napoleon
Nelson
Southwark Election Controversy Ends With Molesworth Victory
In a spirited contest, Sir William Molesworth defeats rival candidates in Southwark by a substantial majority after a disputed poll. The paper apologizes for earlier remarks about Mr. Miall and mocks Pilcherites for publishing a biased tally, noting final counts of 1943 for Molesworth, 1182 for Pilcher, and 352 for Miall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwark
Miail
Miall
Misll
Hrizelf
Mr. Miall
William Melesworth
Pilcherites
Sir William
Middlesex Registration on furze lists across parishes
The Barristere appointed to revise the list for Middlesex counties schedules parish by parish registration days. Sessions at White Horse Ustridge Bedfont royal hotel Brentford Chandos Arms Edgware and other venues set from Sept 15 to Oct 2, lists taken alphabetically A to M then remainder next day. Court notices and royal movements detailed with dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
White Horse
Ustridge
Uxbridge
Hillingdon
Ruislip
Tekennam
West Drayton
Harefield
Cowley
Hayes
Norwood
Black Dog
Bedfont
Surbury
Hampton Town
Wick
Teddington
Hanworth
Feltham
Ashton
Littleton
Achford
Lalehem
Shepperton
Staines
Hanwell
Harmondsworth
Harsington
Cranford
Royal Hotel
Brentford
Isleworth
Twickenham
Heaton
Northolt
Greenford
Perivale
Ealing
Acton
Sussex Arms
Hammersmith
Chelsea
Fulham
Chiswick
Kenington
King’s Head
Enfield
Edmonton
Enfeld
Tottenham
South Mions
Hadley
Friern Barnet
Chandos Anns
Edgware
Little Harrow
Pinner
Hendon
Kiegeburs
Great
Little Stanmore
Finchley
Jack Straw
Hampstead Hill
Hampstead
Hornsey
Willesden
New Globe
Mileend
Bromley
Poplar
Limehouse
Ratcliffe
Shadwell
St. George's
Whiteschapel
Wapping
Mile End
Old
New Town
Tower
St. Sepulchre's
Stoke Newington
Gray's Inn
Liberty of the Rolls
St. Marylebone
St. Pancras
Paddington
St. Botolph Without Aldersgate
Saffron Hill
Hatton Garden
Ely Berts
Lucgate-hill
St. John’s
St. Margaret's
St. Martin's
St. Mary-le-Strand
St. Paul's Covent-garden
the Sartor
Windsor
Isle of Wight
Prince Albert
Casce
Osborne-horse
Duchess of
Frogmore
Caetre
Sir Woodbine Parish
England
Great Britain
Two Sicilies
Baltic
Two
Indies
Temple
Naples
America
van Diemel
Hobart Town
London
Lord Stanley
Bigamy and Compounding Felony at Guildhall Examination
Charles Maynard, house and estate agent of Howland Street, faced final examination at Guildhall on charges of attempting to compound a felony with a £2000 writing-case, and of intermarrying with Harriet Maxtead at Sandhurst. Evidence included a second marriage register, threatening letters, and a diary showing duplicity. The case also covered alleged receipt of stolen railway property and other complicities amid a heated court scene. The prisoner was committed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guildhall
Charles Gregory Maynard
Howland Street
Great Western Railway
Mies Maxtead
Sandhurst
Joseph Payne
Prance
Girmingham
Clarkson
Cripplegate
Enero
Sarah May
John James Daniel
Mertha Maynard
London
Louisa
Mr. Nash
Messrs
Swain
Somers-town
Charles Magwanp
Harriet
Prisved
Cuances Marnard
H. Maynard
Seymour Street
Alderman H. Hughes
Clarkeon
S. M
Loo
Sarah
S.M
Maxtead
Payne
Hartley
Halifax
Birmingham
Times
Ruth and
Mullens
Maynard
Mestra
Bush
Mildred
Poultry
H. M
John Bush
Charles Maynard
Howland-street
Fitzroy-square
Mr. Bush
Hartle
Nash
Rourtaxsd
Prince Albert
Royal
Roys
J. Clark
Eay
Beverley
Finch
Cromwell Masary
St. Lawrence
Ramsgate
Cromwell Massey
East India Company
Perimbancum
Mysore
Hyder
Baillie
Sir David) Baird
Seringapstam
Hunt and Roskell
Pelops
Pollux
Nero
Lanh
Spur
Argos
Epidaurus
Quadrigarius
Benvenuto Cellini
Partnipce Saootixa
George Musgrave
Eden Hall
Mejor Graham
J. Morrison, Esq
Baron Wood
Lowther
Lieut
Sleagill
Westmoreland
James Richardson
Penrith
Firty Loverziggs
Barton
Yellop
Hayer
Aubibus
Green
South London Gas Company
Mr. Green
Sey
France
Paris Journal
Courrier France
Marabal Uge
Algeria
Courrier Descants
M. Litchlin
Chamber of Commerce
Algiers
Paris
Spain
Madrid
Sth
Paria
Junta of Commerce of
Justas of Commerce
Valentia
Cadiz
M. Mon
Duke de Montpensier
Mapnio Borsa
Wurtengoweg
Friburg
Sib
Frankfurter Journal
Meran
Tyrol
Wurtemberg
Carlsruhe
Switzerland
M. Siegwart Muller
Lucerne
Stutgard
Wurtemburg
Deazix
Tax Goveax
Onates Macistaacy
Dublin
Evening Post
Roscrea
Tipperary
Cork
Wexford
Galway
Clonmel
Boots
Booth
Cavan
Gloucester
Bristol
Hudson
Kennet and Avon Canal
Hodson
Birmingam
Ivening
Thomas Himbhery
Birt Grove
Greenwich
Charles Gulliver Fryer
Eltham
Acarcely
E. Thompson
Sunda
Well Hall Farm
Grove
Aaron
Sheffield
James-street
Covent-garden
West of England
Attck
War Exchange
SOUTHWARK ELECTION OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF RESULTS
Official declaration of votes shows Sir W. Molesworth moving ahead in multiple parishes with majorities in St. George's Bermondsey and others. Detailed tallies per parish reveal turnout and absences, noting deaths and removals affecting eligibility, and compare to prior contest figures. Also reports on French Spain and other European news items and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molesworth
Pilcher
WV. Pritchard
Iewarioan
St. George's
William
Wiliam Molesworth
Miall
William Muleaworth
Mr. Pilcher
St. Saviour's
St. Thomas's
Muleaworth
Sir William Molesworth
Bermondsey
William Molesworth
Chiiatehurch
Rotherhithe
Baronet
Wood
Walter
Post
Bone crushing at Andover union sparks bone eating inquiry
Reports from Axports and Andover union reveal paupers in the bone crushing yard gnawing and eating marrow from bones due to hunger. Statements from Aaron Astritch Thomas Tart onary and others describe poor food, long work hours, and rotten bones. Guardian Hugh Mundy led inspections finding admitted bone eating and hidden bones, amid calls for investigation and public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Dee
Hugh Mandy
Parker
Thomas Tarton
Tam
Lilwood
Thes
Eaton
John Wells
Joly
Hong
Hugh Munray
F. Loscombe
Thomas Turton
Mr. Parker
Richard Smwith
Andover Unison
Winchester
Comlain
Hugh Munday
Aelf
Monday
F. Lescombe
Holloway
Payne
Wella
Lens
Axpovsz
Commission of Inquiry
John Cole
William Truman
Salisbury
Iehan
Hugh Mundy
Andover Union
Tegerd
C. Dodson
F. Leecombe
Major Payne
Reeves
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Cime
Alderman -Hughes
Alderman Hughes
Russia
Vaughan Prance
Neth
Mills
Birmingham Company
Swain and Co
Mallens
Great Western
Birmingham & Gloster
Croydon
Bristol and Gloster
Liverpool
Manchester
Eastern Counties
Leeds
Hull
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Midland
Manchester and
Birming
Grand Junction
Newcastle and Carlisle
Paisley
Ayr
Newcastle & Darlington
Gravesend
Rochester
Rouen
Grest
Orleans
London and
South Eastern
Dover
South West
Blackwall
York and
North Midland
Brighton
Yarmouth and
W. Molesworth
Piloberoo
Andover
U. Union
William Master
Oxley
Henry Oxley
Joho Masterman
Leyton
Joho
Thomas
Eton
Bucks
John Parton
William ~Afaht
Ander Gardener
Grenville Penn
Stoke-park
Slough
Sir. Penn
Charles Stuart Voules
Enq
Legh
Beard
Willow-brook
Eton College
Tieen Arch Bridge
Mr. Lee
Christopher Gon
Rascal
Perkins
Rte Police
Osier-Bed
Henry Carter
Crataiy
Grenville Peod
Bay
Rose
Samuel Perkins
Vayles
Carter
Drage
Wrm. Legh
Win
Voules
Penn
Asme