Free Trade Congress at Brussels Opens with Global Vision
At Brussels the Great sitting of the Congress des Economistes gathered in the Hotel de Ville hall. M. Ch. de Brauchere presided as speeches by Victor Faider Walowski Rothenhausen Natalia Blenqui Bowring and Ewart praised free trade while protectionists urged safeguards. The assembly discussed political economy, industry progress, and the impact on workers amid international calls for harmony and reciprocal commerce.
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Hotel de Ville
Journalleta
England
Ewart
M. Ch. de Brauchere
Alliance of Nations
Fraternity of Peoples
Congress
Duc d’ Harcourt
France
Thompson M.P
Count Arrivabene
M. Heeser
Berlin
M. Victor Faider
Tribune
Assembly
Walowski
Paris
Germany
M. Rothenhausen
de Berg
Aguo
Portugal
Lord Aberdeen
Natalia Blenqui
Spain
America
Bowring
M.P
Prussia
Reapset
United States
Italy
China
East Indies
Fearleden
Englishei
Aod
M. Duchateau
de Valenciennes
Dr. Bowring
Ogland
Sale of Shakespeare's Birthplace Raises Nation’s Hopeful Bid
The sale of Shakespeare's Birthplace at Stratford on Avon drew a packed auction room as bidders pressed for the historic house. Auctioneer Mr Robins outlined the conditions while Stratford and London committees offered 3000 pounds, seeking national preservation over private gain. The London Common Council debated funding, ultimately voting against purchase, while plans for a national monument to the poet surfaced.
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Stratford- on-Avon
Stratford On Avon
Court of Chancery
Jones
Mr. Robins
Shakspere
Robing
Butler
London Committee
Stratford
London
Shakepere
T. Armott
T. Taomeon
P. Curxingham
W. LaExpor
Aymot
Clapton
Shakapere
J. W. Pearson
Joseph Aked
Palsgrave Place
Strand
A. L. Butler
Mr. Lilly
C. L. Butler
C. L. Butler, £ 1 1S —Lot 15. A Small Boat of Shakspere
Sharp
Thomeas Wilkingon
Goldsmith
Weedon
Mr. Weedon
Common Council
T. White
Corporation of London
R. Taylor
Mr. Anderton
Taylor
Anderton
Court of Common Council
Milton
Newton
Wellington
Blake
P. Laurie
William Shakespere
Scotland
Sir Walter Scott
Corporation
Weny More Merry Andrews
Shakapore
W. C
International unrest and financial tremors ripple through Europe
Reports describe looming Spain crisis with Narvaez faction gaining army support, French and British exchanges reacting to potential intervention. Simultaneously Madrid and Paris discuss cabinet shifts, market declines, and plans to reinforce southern garrisons. Italy fears widespread insurrection amid Austrian moves, while Abd el Kader strengthens in Algeria.
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Spain
Paria
Moderados
Narvaez
Paris
Navarre
Count de Montemolin
Charles VI
Catalonia
Narasez
Queen Christina
Spanish Frontiera
Marquis
Normandy
Hotel Des Affaires Etrangers
Lord Normanby
M. Gulzot
Alps
Algeria
Journal Des Débats
House of Excels and Co
Venice
Adriatic
Mediterranean
of Excels and Co
Tenice
M. Brousssis
Juge d
Itia
Dakeide Praslin
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Basle
Strasburg
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
Manosro
Madrid
Ith
M. Vantore de la Vega
Royal Spanish Theatre
Duke de Saldanha
Portugal
Bulwer
Fomento
Barcelona
Cortasa
Ramon Arbones
Concha
Itatx
Sardinia
Tuscany
Lucca
Rome
Acatria
Milan
Piedmont
Modena
Switzerland
Naples
Parma
Celabria
Ferrare
Austria
Algiers
Abd-el-Kader
Abd-el Kader
Taza
Abderrhaman
Bedean
Gavliament
Africa
France
Porrce
Leman Street
Goodman's Fields
Axe Gneeat Battain
Great Britain
Claxton
Prince's Dock
John Crew
Dondram Bay
Fawcet Preston, and Co
E. Rons
T. Baker
E. Pargeter
N. Foriong
W. B. M.allister
Liverpool
Bankhouse Reid firm suspended with gains of 1.5 million
The Reid, Irving, and Co mercantile firm has suspended payments, liabilities estimated at £1,500,000, with over £900,000 in acceptances. The collapse traces to overextension and weak capital, including £600,000 tied in Mauritius and West Indies estates. The head director is a former Bank of England official. Observers deem this a mercantile failure and warn that genuine credit remains intact for prudent traders.
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Farpay Evantva
House of Reid, Irving,and Co
Bank of England
Grm
Manuratins
West Indies
Mauritius
John Reid
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Northumberland
Lancashire
W. C
Young Ireland
Rotunda
Meahan
Austria
Mr. Meahan
Ireland
Rome
O'Connell
Ethes
Metropolis
Osborne Street
Whitechapel
St. Luke's Head
Little Paiteney Street
Golden Square
Charles Taylor
Theatre Royal
Covent Garden
Greenhithe
Kent
David Colombine
Carlton Chambers
Regent Street
Cecil Grove
Brompton
London and Exeter Railway Company
Hamber
Court of Bankruptcy
London
Goulburn
Boulogne
Broadwood
Boulogue
Adame’ Bank
Suaxippanz
London and Stratford
Preparations for Her Majestys Return from Scotland
Royal party travels from Ardverikle to Inverness and Fleetwood with a highland procession and public displays. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert attend balls, arches are erected, and local crowds plan demonstrations. A royal squadron voyage, transport arrangements, and a London journey by special train are outlined with expected arrival times and accommodations.
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Scotland
Loca Lagoon
Albert
Corryarder
Marchioness
Abercorn
Doura
Duke of Norfolk
William
Her
Ardverikle
Prince Albert
Inverness
Cana
Fleetwood
Manchester Times
Fairy
Lismore
Oban
Crinan Canal
Black Eagle
Undius
Mull of Kintyre
London
North Western Company
Royal Rain
Preston
Parkside
Crewe
Stafford
Trent Valley
South Western
Southampton
Tale of
Wight
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company
Lele
Man
Royal Squadron
Pnasiency
Aix
Alcamere
Tancasarns
Lancaster Guardian
Wyre
Prince of Wales
Ardrossan
Belfast
Hesketh Fleetwood
Bart
Sir Hesketh
St. Vincent Beechy
Frederick Kemp
Daniel Elliotson
James Crombleholme
County Palatine
Deer Stag Capture Attempt Ends in Escape in Morthoe
In Morthoe near Woolacombe a fine old stag was spotted and pursued by several local yeomen. After an early volley and a rush to close, the deer leapt away and vanished into its native cover, leaving pursuers hungry and disappointed as reloads failed and venison remained only a temperate dream. Also notes on Tom Thumb’s European receipts and Lola Montes’s social ripple in Munich.
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Loch Laggan
Morthoe
Woollacombe
Exmoor
Brendon
Kitchener
England
Streight
New York
Expres
Monich
3D Instant
Molle
Lola Montes
Munich
Arco
de Schenborne
Bassenheim
Bavaria
Thomas Brancker
Lord Sandon
Frightful Accidents on Manchester Railway Disaster
A Manchester to Leeds express suffered a severe crash near Sowerby Bridge injuring and killing several prominent passengers including Captain Ellis and Mr. Gillard. Matthew Weston, the Surveyor General of Customs, died from grievous injuries, while Mr. Moon and others were badly hurt. The incident prompted swift aid, with railway authorities investigating likely wind forced derailment. In a second report, a wing wall collapsed at Ipswich station during regatta crowds, killing none but injuring many and prompting extensive medical attention and charity from locals.
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Manchester
Harrax
Manchester and
Leeds
Banchester
England
Captain Ellis
Admiralty
Robert Weston
Customs
Thomas Moon
Gillard
Telegraph
Sowerby Bridge
Surveyor General of Customs
Afr
Moon
Waa
Peareat
Weston
Baistead
RLN
Eastern Union Railway
Ipswich
Sarah Brooks
Charlotte Brooks
Harriet Pittuck
Marianne Payne
Seth Payne
Louisa Payne
Harriet Wilding
Jobn Sibbons
Susan Falkner
Mary and
Eliza Pittuck
Sarah Cross
Thomas Hooves
Susan Scowen
William Scowen
Eliza Barnes
Eliza May
Elizabeth Martin
Susannah Baker
Mary Baker
Susan Abbot
Thomas Brown
Thos. Hesston
G. Grimwade
Jeve Bateman
Wiliam Bateman
George King
Benjamin Bare
G. F.gambam
William Hoddy
Charles Fenn
Hannah Lamb
Miss Louisa Lamb
John Staines
Elizabeth Staines
Emma Ray
Elizabeth Scrivener
Serjeant Hornby
Mr. Segrave
Sarah Segrave
Charlotte Double
George Double
Ann Snell
William Sheldrake
Elisabeth Cook
Eliza Arms
Sarah Ann Arms
Eliza Cook
Harriet Cook
Charlotte Greggs
Maria Jonselyn
Harriet White
Eliza White
Ellen Arms
Mary Durrant
Jane Theobald
Thomas Theobald
Susan Eighteen
Amelia Gray
Ron Ratcliffe
Edward Buckle
Daniel Granger
Eliza Fidget
Susan Whyat
Martha May
Destructive fire devastates Duke of Sutherland estate grain stacks
A major blaze at the Duke of Sutherland estate in Burlington near Thiatown destroyed five ranges of twenty five grain stacks after a labourer lit a lucifer match. Fire engines from the Duke Earl of Bradford and Schiffnall fought the flames overnight, with losses estimated between £2000 and £3000.
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Saintnall
Duke of Sutherland
Burlington
Thiatown
Greco
Bellis
Duke
Earl of Bradford
Schiffnall
Farma
Leracure Portmatrs
Yeaterday
AntiCorn Law League
Agnew
Exchange Street
Manchester
Richard Cobden
George Wilson
Wa. Rawaon
T. Milner Gideon
M.P
John Bright
Joseph Brotherton
Henry Ashworth
John Bright Esq
Jobo Brooks, Esq
Coleeaineess Sq
Robert Hyde Greg
Ren. C. P. Villiers
Eatpen
Bei. MP
Bowring
Chester
Dr. Manaie
Afu
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