Oxford and the Anti Corn Law League clash over trade reform
In Oxford, supporters of free trade gathered as Cobden's campaign resumed against the Corn Laws. The meeting drew landowners and county figures. a tenant farmer proposed free trade, winning by a large margin. The piece argues for repealing protective duties to aid farmers and industry, noting mixed local reactions and a widening U S trade debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Mr. Cobden
Lord Norreys
Mr. Hanley
Squirearchy
Mr. Henley
Sparkal
London
Monger
Langston
Lord Campus
Bright
Cobden
Campys
Sir Robert
Peel
Covent Garden
Lanton Tielesman
United States
Fiquimua
Webster
Robert Pest
England
America
New York
Severe gale near sea captain reports wreck and drift
HurrIcaNE at sea Captain Depeyster of the packet Sheridan arrives from Liverpool and reports a Sunday storm at 7:30 am with winds from the east south east. The gale tore sails and bulwarks, flooded the cabin, and hurled a boat into the mizen rigging. After abating, a boat was found adrift with an American paper aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depeyster
Packet
Sheridan
Liverpool
E.S.E
Court and Fashion. Royal scandal and court notes from Brighton
An extract from a Brighton letter laments crowds harassing Queen Victoria and Prince Albert during a royal visit, while reporting a touching moment as the Prince notices cheering subjects. The piece also details royal gifts from France and England, plus society gossip on Lady William Paget, Earl Cardigan, and legal threats amid alleged infidelity and public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Prince Albert
Monjesix
Windsor
Walmer
Royal
Sussex Advertiser
Francy
Queen Victoria
Baron Athalina
Marquis de Roure
Cadeau
Chateau
Bank of England
Count de Chabannes
BM. Vatont
Selins
Melesgar
Calydous
Legion of Honour
Estanrero
Viscount Palmerston
Earl of Clarendon
Duchess of Victory
Donna Elidia
Dons Ramov
Menduma
R. Mendisute
Falcon
Orio
Barcairtegui
Count Morain
Baker Street
General van Halen
Lord William Paget
Earl of Cardigan
William Pacer
Rgyll-Street
Waich
William Paget
Earl of
Cardigan
William
Wil- View
Queemstreet
Mayfair
Lord Cardigan
Lady Wiliam
Lord Wiliam
Willitar
England
Tuckett
Limerick Chronicle
The
Freeman's Journal
Royal Barracks
Dublin
London
First essay of Utrecht Amsterdam iron railroad succeeds
A Utrecht to Amsterdam trial on the iron railroad shows the Utrecht Brenkelin section completed with sharp timing. The return trip covered the 12 000 yards in 16 minutes with greater speed, and the 35 000 yard Utrecht Armsterdan stretch completed in similar brisk fashion. WRECK OF THE AMELIA THOMPSON: Sir J Pirie’s vessel lost near Madras after a squall. seven crew perished, including Quary and M’Neil, with Captain Dawson escaping by leaping into the sea. Survivors were rescued two days later in a frail state. The ship weighed about 250 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Utrecht
Amsterdam
Brenkelin
Armsterdan
Amelia Thompson
J. Pirie
Madras
Pat
Tr. C. Quary
J. M‘neil
J. Gibson
A. M‘nab
R. Wills
Cook
J. Lowe
J. Palmer
Dawson
Briaturoy
Brighton
Ostend
Palace
Grenadier Guards
Queen's Own Hussars
Castle Square
Easystreet
Matluve
En Steine
Esmanade
Her Majesty
Nora
Uead
Pechell
M.P
J. West
LD. Smith
C. A. Murray
West
Mr. Smith
Samuel Brown
Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence
Prince Albert
Garde
Tartar Revenue Cutter
Royal Yacht
Mercury
London
Ariel
Post Office
St. Vincent
Lady Canning
Miss Hamilton
Duchess of Kent
Lord C. Dandas
Farl of Aberdeen
Earl of Liverpool
E. Bowater
Lord E. Wellesley
Bron
Mr. Anson
Prince of Wales
Dover
Victoria and Albert
England
Queen Victoria
Vistoria
Albert
Grand
Walmer
Walmer Castle
Ber Najety
Dover Castle
Duke of Wellington
Wotton
Deal
Queen
Camperdown
Caledonia
Walmercastle
Ariel Packet
Sig
Royal Squadron
Lightning
Minnet
General Steam Navigation Company
Prometheus
Cyclops
Charlee Rowley
Alajesty
Bose
Duke Os Hington
Torai Suite
Destruction of the U S steam frigate Missouri at Gibraltar
The Missouri, bound for Canton with the new American ambassador, burned rapidly in the Bay of Gibraltar after a storeroom fire. The Locust rescued the crew, scuttling and abandoning the ship as flames reached the waterline. 50,000 dollars in specie saved. heavy crowds watched from the fortifications as the vessel burned to ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Montague
W. Thompson
Bentinck
Missouri
Algesiras
Canton
United States
Bay of
Gibraltar
Sir George Sartorius
John Lunn
R. T. Wilson
Royal
Newton
Bay
Dreadful Shipwrecks and Temperance Mission Report
A diary of shipwrecks notes the loss of the Reerisar near 37 30 S 86 30 E after a leak from heavy weather. Passengers and crew were saved by Cleopatra the French frigate. The Queen Victoria, an East Indiaman, wrecked off Rodrigues with several deaths. Also reported, the brig T Ho wrecked near Mauritius due to chronometer error. Temperance advocate Father Mathew visits Birmingham promoting pledges, addressing Dr Wiseman and local clergy, with hundreds saved into abstinence societies before sailing to Liverpool and Dublin.
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Tora
Tun Reerisar
Masy Inotraman
Beprbay
Ccsptain
Carter
Juekily
Mer
Waerck
Lloyd’s Docks
New Brunswick
Bombay
Liverpool
Usui East India
Rodrigues
Black
James Serle
Robert Plunket
Martin
Morice
Bourbon
Mauritius
Queen Victoria
London
T Ho
Nunby
87Th Regiment
Lieut
Snérman
Whitby
Ireland
Trelami
Tuo
Ohald Mathew
Father Mathew
Dr. Wiseman
Rome
Temperance Association
Birmingham
B. Ivers
J. Hardman
Genlisman
Wiseman
G. Spencer
Oscott College
Oscott Roman Catholic College
Apostle
Market Hall
Belmont-row
Melson
Dublin
England
Objections in Westminster to votes of notable peers and politicians
Objections were raised by liberals in Westminster to the votes of Lord Ashley Viscount Grimstone Lord Prudhoe Sir Stratford Canning the chancellor of the exchequer and Sir James Graham. Tories also object to the names of Mr Walkley Mr Fox Maule and Gord John Russell. A claim appears for Thomas Duncombe in St James's parish after omission from lists by overseers.
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Westminster
Lord Ashley
Viscount Grimstone
Lord Prudhoe
Stratford Canning
Exchequer
James Graham
Walkley
Fox Maule
Gord
John Russell
Thomas Duncombe
St. James's
Liverpool
Montasy
W. Brown
House of Brown, Shipley, and Co
Wade
Liverpool Anti-monopoly Association
Lory Grantley
Eiday
Lord Grantley
Harley-street
Cavendish-square
Wigmore-street
Grarvtle
Maclure
Messrs. Broadwoods
Palace-street
Pimlico
Clapton
Macuixesy
Commissioners of Sewers
Lord Lowther
Tam
John Cam Monenn
Tom MoivrrEr
Danp
Richard Badd
France
Cheming
Sloryvreau
Fontainebleau
Eid
Leblanc
Dadd
Richard Dada
Paris
Montereau
Richard Dodd
London
Coronen
Higgs
St. George’s Hospital
Hyde-park-corner
George Bolton
Henry Wooller
Peterborough-house
Parson's Green
Mr. Bapley
Broomhouse
Russel,Banyard
Wheatley
D. Wheatley
Banyard
George Bannister
St. George's Hospital
British Subject Kalley Imprisoned in Madeira
Intelligence reports a British medical missionary, Dr Kalley, jailed in Madeira by Portuguese authorities believed to bow to the Romish clergy. He preached in his hired house, a peaceful exercise of rights under treaty, prompting a planned public meeting Monday to express sympathy and urge government action.
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Kat Lry
Madeira
Kalley
Britain
S'rotsman
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Anticorn Law League
New England
Mancaiaccirs
Apostle of
Temperance
Wilkins’s
Dee's Royal Hotel
Ife
Society
Fev
Ike
W. Barlow
Shadwell-street
George Spencer
Francis Turvill
Edward Huddlestone
F. R. Davis
Theobald Mathew
Uthe
Treland
Cucers
Pupui
Ain
Theobald Mathews
Rey
Europe
Mr. Wilberferee
Creaures
St. Feist
Dave
Pather Mathew
Almary
Sviseman
Trelai
Ilaw
Mathew
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