Protectionist Demonstration in Essex Opens Political Rally
A public dinner by the Essex Agricultural Protection Society honored the Duke of Richmond and Lord George Bentinck though the Duke attended none. Bentinck argued protection will endure, warn against free trade, and urged new leaders to uphold agricultural interests amid famine fears and Corn Law debates. He claimed Ireland’s plight could be eased by protection, pressed malt tax restoration, and warned against abandoning England’s navigation laws and imperial trade advantages. The meeting closed with speeches by Sir John Tyrrell and Mr Newdegate amid strong applause.
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Disaster to the Steam-Ship Great Britain
The steam ship Great Britain ran ashore at Dundrum Bay on Tuesday night leaving all passengers safe after a gale and heavy seas. Captain Hosken maintained order as the vessel settled on the sand, with hopes to refloat at the next spring tides. Official cause and full details remain unsettled though reports circulate rumors.
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Hotken
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Rugby Eurmites
Warrenpoint
Tyrelle
London
Windsor
Fleetwood
United States
Meaars, Gibbs, Bright, and Co
Paris marriage crisis teeters amid protests and rumors
Reports from Paris describe British protest against the Montpensier marriage to Spain’s Infanta. The Debats defends the union while doubts persist about a signed contract. Spain’s Carlist rising fears add to tensions as markets react to news and attestations.
Escape of the Count de Montemolin from Bourges
The Count de Montemolin, eldest son of Don Carlos, escaped from Nourges where he was prisoner. He rode out with his escort, then fled beyond the walls and returned before disappearing again. He and General Cabrera arrived in London, where he lodges at the Brunswick Hotel and works on measures related to his manifesto and Spain’s future. The Cant de Montemolin issues a proclamation urging Spaniards to unite, and other royal family notes follow from Bourges and Ghent dated September 9 1846.
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Royal sisters fate spurs Spanish crisis and calls for Narvaez
A British article argues for Narvaez to rally national opinion and rescue Queen Isabella and Spain from crisis. It questions loyalty to Marie Antoinette’s plight and urges support for Catalonia and Vasconcian independence, while detailing a prefect’s circular describing the pretender and Cabrera for identification.
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Loir Et Cher
Count de Nontemolin
Cebrere
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Protectionist Declaration on Revenue and Tax Reform
A printed declaration outlines a Protectionist program advocating abolition of Excise duties on domestic productions, consolidation of Customs and Excise, and fixed duties on foreign grains. It calls for colonial wheat and sugar reforms, lower duties on tea and tobacco, and a revenue plan to offset excise losses with postage changes and higher duties on foreign imports.
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Exeter
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Famine in Ireland Trials Government Relief Efforts
Distress in Ireland from potato crop failure prompts government relief actions. Vessels and lighters carry Indian corn meal and biscuit from Cork to Tarbert, Limerick, and the Shannon area. Ships Stromboli Alban Pluto Rhidamanthus Swallow and Madagascar mobilized, with money and biscuit production planned. troops sail from Woolwich to bolster Dublin.
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