Great Public Meeting in Manchester on Trade with America
A crowded Corn Exchange gathering in Manchester heard James Curtis of Ohio explain America's capacity to supply England with grain in exchange for British manufactured goods. Richard Cobden chaired, with speakers including John Brooks and W Rawson. Curtis argued vast western wheat production, ample markets, and the need to abolish the Corn Laws to enable free exchange. The audience voiced strong support for free trade and rejected protectionist policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Corn Exchange
James Curtis
Enq
Ohio
United States
America
England
Richard Cobden
Mr. Cobden
Mr. Curtis
John Brooks
W. Rawson
A. Nadal
Anti-Corn Law League
Rawson
Cobden
Curtis
North America
Providence
Great Britain
India
Russia
Barbary
Rome
Atlantic
British Islands
Alleghany Mountains
Atlantic Ocean
Mississippi River
Pacific
Michigan
Wales
Illinois
Ireland
Scotland
Canada
Tom
Free States
Alderman Brooks
Y W. Rawson
Huskisson
W. Shuttleworth
Prentice
House of Ommons
Argehen
Commodore Napier
Hobson's Choice in New Zealand Governor's Remote Seat
A critical review of Captain Hobson and the Auckland seat of government in New Zealand. The piece argues the governor has misgoverned from a desert peninsula, drawing settlers away from Cook Strait colonies, inflating costs, and hindering colonists from appealing to Britain. It condemns the church state alliance and calls Hobson's Choice a fundamental misrule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Cook's Strait
Britain
Port Nicholson
North Island
Wellington
Cook’s
England
Nelson
Taland
New Zealand Company
New Plymouth
Hobson
Auckland
Columbus
America
Church of England
Captain Hobson
Archbishop of Canterbury
Colonial Office
Accidental Death At North Union Railway Inquiry
A coroner's inquest at the Railway hotel Euxton examined the death of Rev. Robert Ivy after a Buxton line collision involving a engine train and several coaches. Testimony described a fatal smash, mangled foot injuries, a grey horse foundering on the rails, and a coach wreck. The jury returned a verdict of accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euxton
Robert Ivy
Richard Palmer
Preston
Giles Hoyle
Stayleybridge
Duckersfield
Robert Serjeant
Buxton
Thomas Nixon
John Arnold
Wigan
George Holland
James Johnson
Pearson
Snee
Asa
Messrs
Thomas Pearson
Johnson
Witness
Charles Edward Paton
Manchester
Hawlingen
Paris to Meet Regiments Delayed by Orders of the Day
From Paris the Moniteur notes an order forbidding the national guards to proceed in a ceremony to meet the 17th regiment of infantry under the Duke D Aumale on its arrival. Reports from Madrid and Lisbon detail government measures, loans, and military plans, including reorganization of the national guard and anti guerrilla efforts in Algarve, with dispatches about Spain and Austrian diplomacy shaping regional affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gan Moniteur
Marshal Part
Ght
Duke D'Aumale
Journal Des Débats
France
Élgium
Prince Ferdinand
Saxe Tburg
Augustus
Mexico
Bordeaux
Luca Alaman
A Oanan
St. Petersburgh
Transcaucasian
Turkey
Fussurgh
Pacha
Tacha
Ues
Candia
Great Britain
Austria
Porte
Syria
Corres
Constantinople
Argovia
Hanover
Ingg
Madrid
Andalusia
Mercantile Association of
Lisbon
Oporto
Caminha
Figuera
Lagos
St. Ubes
Legislative Assembly
M. Oliveira Borges
National Guard
Algarve
Italy
7Th Infantry
Cagadores
Alemtejo
Antonio de Mello
Jozé de Mello
Monte Das Assumados
Marquis de Saldanha
Vienna
Spain
Asco da Gama
Polson
Order of Cavallerie
Relagao
Supreme Tribunal of Justice
London
Rilrei
Earl FitzHardinge letter to Morning Herald over charge claim
Earl Fitzhardinge publishes a lengthy letter to the Morning Herald editor dated Sept 5 1841 defending his position in a peerage charge dispute. He argues the accusation could apply to several nobles and notes Clifton proximity and Bristol residence as differentiating factors. The item also lists the departure of Earl Fortescue from Dublin, a New Zealand emigration shipment, and a public sale of a royal property, with vivid ceremony details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzharpiner
Earl Fitzhardinge
Morning Herald
Junius
Clifton
Bristol
Yam
Eant Forrescus
Dustin
Dublin Castle
Royal
Prince George of Cambridge
Duke of Leinster
Pigott
Moore
Mr. Moore
Ponsonby
M. O’ferrall
Carew O’dwyer
Romilly
Norman M‘donald
Leland Crosthwaite
W. Leeson
Captain Williams
Foot Artillery
12Th Royal Lancers
Kingstown
Royal Horse Artillery
Castle
42Th Royal Lancers
Collegegreen
60Th Rifles and Rifle Brigade
10Th Royal Hussars
Artillery
Hussars
Lancers
60Th Rifles
Earl
Fortescue
Merlin
Townley
Nicholas Fitzsimon
John Power
Privy Council
Dublin
Doherty
Earl de Grey
New Zealand
Lloyds
London
Gravesend
Fifeshire
Arnold
Mary Ann
Salk
Vauxwarr-Ganpens
Messrs
Gyo
Hughes
Leifchild
Garraway’s
Thomas Fowler
Shocking death at West London union workhouse
The coroner and a large jury examined witnesses at the West London union workhouse in Smithfield after Edward Wilkinson, sixty four, an inmate, died by his own hand. Witnesses described him as quiet and ill in recent days, with a violent scene discovered in the water closet where a knife and blood were found. The jury returned a verdict of temporary insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
West London
West-street
Smithfield
Edward Wilkinson
Isaac Stephens
Glazizr
Clarke
Palace Court
Knowles
Q.C
Corre
Laintiff
Chambers
Justice Buller
Slater
College Place
Chelsea
John Glazier
M. Taylor
Death of Earl of Malmesbury and allied notices
Constantinople reports Lord Ponsonby on the eve of rediving Turkey and pays tribute to his services. Deaths announced include James Edward Harris Earl of Malmesbury and the Marchioness of Bute. The column also surveys political discourse, cabinet composition, and brisk cloth market activity with brief market summaries and commentary on Tory unity and discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Ponsonby
Turkey
Maumessury
Earl de Grey
Putney-heath
James Edward Harris Earl of
Malmesbury
Fitzharris
Humcourt
Southampton
Lord
Wilts
United Kingdom
James First Earl of
James Howard Viscount Fitzharris
M.P
Earl of
Katharine O’brien
Edward O'Brien
Isle of Wight
Catherine Belt
Frances Cole
Treasury
Earl
Wilton
House of Commons
Viscount Fitzharvis
Marchioness of
Bute
Walmer Beach
Maria North
Third Earl of Guildford
Marchioness
Globe
Cabinet of Lords
Dublin Evening Post
Sailor’s drunken street brawl ends with warning and fine
At the Guildhall a seaman named Adan, recently from Sierra Leone and South Africa, was charged with intoxication and colliding with Kitty Conway a William Street porter in Thames street. A verdict of paying 3s for damages followed after the lord mayor mocked her tale of siren children and the sailor’s tale of a long cruise. The case included insults and a brief dispute over responsibility and punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion House
Adan
Sierra Leone
South Africa
Kitty Conway
Billingsgate
Kitty
Siren Childher
Dasently
Barrin
Thames-street
Mayer
Adams
Jack
Wapping
Sailor
Harp Caszt
John Green
C. Marshall
Sir C. Marshall
CovEnt- Garden Market
Covent-garden Market
Jardine
Marylebone
Thomas Poulton
Bedford-place
Hampstead-road
Mr. Long
Red Rover
Paddington Road
Saint Pancras
Marlborough Street
Mary Wilson
John Murrell
Cranbourne Street
Leicester Square
Mr.Hardwick
Mr. Hardwick
Westminster
Gunpry
Gundry
Albany
Hardwick
Halton Garden
Hoe
West-street
Smithfield
Hatton-garden
Snocxina Depnavity
eHannah Terry
Sarah Judd
Francis Hancock
Thornhill-street
Islington
Judd
Gravesend
Prisoners linked to robbery and local court reports
An item describes theft recoveries at a residence with £100 missing, leading to two policeConstables finding all stolen goods at the prisoners. Other reports cover an assault case in Bethnal Green with repeated cruelty, a shoplifting arrest at Westminster Road, and a humorous Borough Court dispute over party pay involving a barber fiddler and Adolphus Thompson, with the latter fined for drunken behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Newgate
Worship Street
Henry Sheard
Waterlootown
Bethnal-green
Broughton
Weatherall
House of Correction
Sherman
George Turner
Samwell
Pitfield Street
Hoxton
Palmer
N Division
Union Hall
Sucrirtine
Mary Ann Epps
Kingston
Westminster Road
Borough Court OF Requests
Tweedledum
Tweedledie
Fippiers
Adolphus Thompson
Barnacles
Thompson
Camberwell
Walworth
Shaver
Extensive robbery at Captain Johnson’s Camden town home
Police stations report a major burglary at Captain Johnson of College Place Camden Town. Entry was gained by climbing a wall and forcing a kitchen window, with items including a large silver sugar basin, silver spoons, an antique cameo ring, two fish bait on a gold cross, three Spanish orders, Austrian coins, and other valuables stolen. The theft occurred between one and five o'clock that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
College-place
Camden-town
Bagges
John Smith
Tavistock-street
Covent- Garden
Jardine
Bow-streat
William John Bankes
Thomas Sneetum
Bodkin
Bankes
Gregory
Pearce
Central Criminal Court
Sneezum
Broad-street
Cheapside
Davis
England
Alliance
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