Free Trade Congress in Brussels Moves to Promote Commercial Freedom
A Brussels congress outlines Belgium’s free trade aims amid a mass exposition of Belgian industry. The Belgian League seeks tariff reform, arguing for reduced duties to aid consumers and workers. Delegates, merchants, and dignitaries from across Europe attend as Belgium hosts shows of ploughs to pianos, robes to safes, and a sweeping debate on political economy and industrial policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Trade
Brubsels
Bressels
Belgian Association For Promoting the Freedom of Commerce
Algo
Congres Pénitentiare
Association For
England
Incrersius
Congress
Belgum
Holland
Ihs
Belgium
Wiliam
Europe
Birmingham
Buckingham
Manchester
Wilts
Antwerp
Liege
Bruges
Mone
Iself
Brivian League
Hotel de Nill
Brussels
Berlin
Peretus
West India
London
Ormon
Pius
Farborne
M.C. de Brouckere
M.de Brouckére
Duc d'Harcourt
Comte Arrivabéns
Thompson
M.P
M.kemphausen
M. Victor Faider
M. A. Hardy de Beaulieu
Gentemen
Brossele
Nichole Ridolpi
l’Académie Economique Et Agricole de Florence
Luigi Ridolphi
M. H. Soringar
Society of Holland
Horace Say
Membre du Conseil Général de la Seine
J. Baptiste Say
Campan
Chamber of Commerce of
Bordeaux
Ramont de la Sogra
Conseiller d'Etat
Madrid
M. David
Copenhagen University
van Beeck Vollenhoven
States-General of
M. Anisson Daperron
Pair de France
C. Danoyer
Paris
M. Guillanmen
The
Paris Economiste
M. Blangai
Bowring
Daniell
Brown
M.adam
Irish Flax Improvement Society
N.de Lemartine
Bloodless Edges and Arsenic Poisonings Stun a Village
A long account details a spate of deaths in Manga and Parl's Bridge from suspected arsenic poisoning. Eyewitness testimony links Mrs. Barnes and others to the case as inquests open and bodies exhumed to determine poison signs. Medical experts testify arsenic as the probable cause, with confessions and witness statements shaping a complex murder inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ezz
Ann Barnes
Ely
Parl's Bridge
Noree
Benjamin Flartley
John Hertley
Souther
John Aubrey
Beerhouse
John Youngs
Peate
Mary Ann Youngs
Sneesly
James Deane
Charteris
Younga
Deane
Youngs
Purl's Bridge
Harey's
Reinach
Isaac Gunton
Manca
Ano Youngs
Anne Youngs
Anne
Berces
Benjamin Hartley
Abe
Ime
Mia
Barces
Aubrey
Hartley
Atkinson
Weitwell Aubrey
Manea
Taylor
Eliza Hertley
Elizabeth Hartley
Dean
O'Connor
March
Whitwell Aubrey
Manes
Hampton
Ben Hartley
Staol
Aire
Barnes
Godfrey
Mrs. Hartley
Mrs. Barnes
J Asid
Cheesewright
Tees Pass
Connor
Youngs Lever
Mary Ann
Francis Barnes
Purl’s Bridge
Lincolnshire
Education in Infant Schools Letter to Home and Colonial Society
A letter from Dr. Kaye Shuttleworth to the Home and Colonial Infant School Society outlines the Council of Education stance on certificates for infant school mistresses. It details training duration, inspection requirements, and the standard of instruction comparing infant and girls' school qualifications, with proposed salary scales and examination subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaye Shuttleworth
Home and Colonial Infant School Society
Gray's-inn-road
Council On Education
Council Office
Whitehall
Her Majesty
Home and Colonial Talent and
Kranta
Committee of Council
Her Majesty's
Great Britain
Home and Colonial Infant and Juvenile School Society
J. P. Kare Shuttleworth
John S. Reynolds
Criminal trial and violent incident reported in distant notices
The piece cites a Jedburgh calendar entry naming Alexander Dickson for neglect in constructing election bunting and describes a Lyons fish hawker who cut his wife’s throat. It also recaps a Kentucky incident where Elisha Worthington of Arkansas attempted to shoot Warner Crow in Owensboro after a divorce vote, with Crow injuring Worthington in the ensuing struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Frost
James Somerfield
Marylebone
Williama
Uxbridge Road
Matton
Toghill
Wilkins
W. Appleby
Callon
Blenheim Terrace
St. John’s Wood
House of Correction
James Brown
William Oakley
Worship Street
Edwin Conway
Hackney Mah
Brown
Cambridge Heath
Hammill
John Lacey
Richmond
Naling
R. Winslett
Covent Garden
Winalett
Bow Street
Richmond Court
Richard Moore
Jack Sheppard
Tooley Street
Southwark
T. Reeve
Kingston
Ep. W.C
Jedburgh
Alexander Dickson
Basse Ville
Lyons
Dukes
Galignani
Worthington
Aia
Adargelos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cobden
Euch
Free Trade Congress
Times
Lord Sanpox
Thomas Brancker
Lord Sandon
Liverpool
Liverpool Courier
Gertrat Espartero
the Times
Espartero
Espartero Haa
Spain
Garerial
Meréchal
France
Alderman Thompson
Ansderley Hall
Westmoreland
Dirricutius
Meyer de Rothschild
Buckinghamshire
Continent
House of Commons
Grace
Meetine of
Nova Scotia
Committee of Baronets For
Order
Edinburgh
Earl of Carnwath
Mheane
New Brunswick
Ireland
Halifax
Quebec
British Islands
Psera
Committee For
Scotsman
Mamiouk
New York
Christianson
Belize
James E. Dawes
Boston
Port-au-Prince
Dawes
Shanunge
Hamburg
Shanunga
Carle Seiz
Daniel Gunthee
Frederick Kaseburg
Johanna Wenzel
Heinrich Troblose
Joseph Werster
Johanna Knight
Gerbel Shhultz
Anton Buttner
Christopher Glocke
Johanna Gessner
Frederick Mabrhort
Andreas Lang
Heinrich Hoffman
Susannah Schabecher
Barbara Larken
P. G. Wiberg
Hayfroon
Cloff Soderian
John Medburg
Elias Lindstron
Peter Carleborn
Justoff Mohttohon
WSW
Carcarvon Bay
J. Fleming
Esc
Royal Yacht Squadron
Vine
Pewllbeli
Llanelly
South Wales
Bangor
Menai
Carnarvon
Bane
Malta
Nantilugs
Alexandria
Pacha
Egypt
Denny
Tegret
City of
Derry
W. Maurice
Bicquet Island
Ebout
Bic
Brcquet Island
Maurice
Green
Etd
Quebec Garette
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