Lords Sesssion Brief Adjourns to Monday Next
The Imperial Parliament House of Lords sat a few minutes on Friday May 21 transacted little business and adjourned until Monday next.
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House of Lords
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Newspaper
British Standard
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 28, 1858
Page
1
Prolonged House of Commons Debate On Cardwell Motion
An extensive and irregular session in the House of Commons centers on Mr Cardwell’s motion. Members clash over Lord Canning’s policy in Oude and government consent to the motion’s interpretation. The debate ends with the motion withdrawn and the house adjourned amid ministerial cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardwell
Lay
Errr
India
Lord Cartning
Poly Thich Riche
Gout Tolad
Lord Canning
Canonel
Fhe Dares
Funeral of the Duchess of Orleans observed at Weybridge
The interment of the late Duchess of Orleans took place at the Catholic chapel in Weybridge Surrey with many eminent French statesmen and military figures attending. The ex Royal Family and other dignitaries gathered at the Duchesss residence before a chapelle ardente, then proceeded by mournful cortege across Richmond Twickenham and Walton bridges to Weybridge. The Prince Consort and Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar joined the procession, with Lt Col Ponsonby and other attendants present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Orleans
Weybridge
Surrey
Louis Philippe
Duchess de
Uardente
Schrell
Tutheran Church
Richmond‘bridge
Twickenham
Hanworth
Walton-bridge
The American Revival in Free Church Assembly at Edinburgh
The Free Church Assembly at Edinburgh, led by Dr. Wood, discussed the American revival as a divine movement spreading across the United States. Dr. M Leary of Lafayette College spoke on the Presbyterian Churchs role, noting extensive prayer meetings and strong college influence, with hopes the revival will reach Britain. A prayer session was scheduled for Tuesday to reflect on Gods work in America. The Brooklyn Plymouth Congregational Church under Henry Ward Beecher reports remarkable growth and repeated awakenings, with 190 admitted to communion since March and 165 making public profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of the Free Chuarch
Edinburgh
Wood
Congregational Union
America
Candlish
M‘lean
Lafayette College
M‘levy
Free Church
Amerara
United States
Britain
Fey Come Tonion
Caypursa
Assembly For Prayer and Conference
Plymouth Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Henry Ward Beecher
Griastow
Svsnteyev
Clare- Mont Street
Dec
United Presbyterian Church
McEwen
Thureday
St. Tisles
Dr Robertson
Fir Lesahman
Free Church Assembly
Beith
Strling
Atvunta
Brown Rlaagan
Jowett
Sheryf Smith
Liverpool
Rebels Driven from City as British Forces Advance in India
In the India column dated Spril 16 the rebels were driven out of the city by Brigadier Doug’s pursuing force. The insurgents fled 16 miles toward Goruckpore after losing three guns while our side reported very light losses. Brigadier Walpole attacked Baxour fort and 100 were killed. Kh bad with 000 adherents was noted. Colonel Jones dispersed a 2000-strong rebel band near Kukal with heavy losses and captures. China news notes Allied fleets near Shanghai and a pending move toward Pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug
Goruckpore
Gogra
Koper Singh
Pebar
Colin
Denon
Ape
Bohileund
Walpole
Baxour
Onds
Iis
Khbad
France News Roundup on Paris Conclave and Trials
Reports confirm Prince Napoleon’s influence remains limited amid new Paris talks with Austria Britain Prussia and Russia. Chalons conspirators face sentences four years and fines while two others get two years. An Italian refugee Dal Ongaro is expelled. passport rules bar Italian refugees from England. A forger Geraud is jailed. Granier de Cassagnac receives Legion of Honour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Algeria
Paris
Champs Élysées
Monsieur of Sandey Saya
France
Austria
Great Britain
Prussia
Russia
Sardinis
Turkey
Chalons
Europe
Sercy
Esers
Trevez
Droard
Pouget
Messrs
Blanc
Catherine
Berthsn
Dal Ongaro
Algeris
England
Lord Malmesbury
Ter
M. Dal-Ongaro
M. de Pane
Hydne
M. de Pano
Times
Does
Migeon
Haut Rhin
Geraud
Crimea
Constantinople
East Indies
M. Granier de Cassagnac
the Reveil
Legion of Honour
Death on Railway Ferry Ends Heir to Egypt’s Pashalic
Achmed Pasha eldest son of Ibrahim Pasha and heir apparent to Egypt was killed on the 18th in a railway steam ferry accident. His carriage rolled off the platform into the river.
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Achmed Pasha
Ibrahim Pasha
Egypt
Keesat
Montenegrin-Turkish Movements Reported Near Ragusa
Telegraphic dispatches from the Bay of Gravosa near Raguss describe 3500 Ottoman guards arriving in Trebinge, bringing total forces to 6000 under Hussein Pacha. Irregulars dismissed, entrenched camp near Trebinge, Turkish stance to hold ground and shield Herzegovina. France England and Russia urge frontier status quo 1856. Pope returns to Rome as despatch notes conclude.
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Montenegro
Gravosa
Raguss
Constantinople
Trebinge
Hussein Pacha
Herzegovina
Nord
Brussels
Porte
France
England
Russia
Turkey
Pacha
Jurien-Lagravitre
Cattaro
Vienna
Fragmentary 18th Century Journal on Ancona Fortifications
A clipped journal note discusses fortifications in Ancona and mentions public works around city walls. The text references an official statement and the fortification plan, but many words are garbled, leaving only fragments about the wall surrounding certain areas and the crowd that gathered.
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Civiti
Ancona
Truncated Senate Action and Calcutta Massacre Report
The record notes the Senate’s unimportance, a House rejection on engrossing the Clayton-Bulwer preamble, Minnesota’s admission bill passing, and a London style massacre in Calcutta with Samuel Scott and family victims. It mentions a bank and railroad fraud case in New York and a boy preacher Kennedy’s sermon.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Mobile
New York
Key Weat
Scott
Metropolitan Court Clears Report and Recommends Action
A Wednesday meeting of the Court of Gammon Cease reviewed the Committee report on Corporation Injury. The court unanimously approved the report and sent it back to the Committee to implement, including printing grounds of objection and informing freemen and others about perceived injustices if the bill passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Az’ Asperia Court of Gammon
Corportion Injury Committee
House of Commons
Metropolitan Railway
Crystal Palace
Gravesend
Greenwich
Woolwich
Hampton Court
Richmond
Twickenham
Windsor
Sheerness
Southend
Fanny Ascestor
St. Paul’s Catarinaz
Church of England Young Men's Society
St. Paul's Cathedral
A. B. Sutor
Golden Gallery
A. B. Suter
Macgregor
London Tavern
Viscount Barnham
St. James
Westminster
Regent-street
Noxw Arruxce
Chai
Slaney
M.P
Brisre
Commisanmi Rs
Saturday Review
Times
Epwano Carex
London
Burdett Coutts
Moss Coutts
Lord Palmerston
Groncre Cuawsmay
Court
East India Proprietor
Siam
Weguelin
Mup
Bank of England
Desertion case and police find in Caddy Field
At Halifax Borough Court Charles Hines, a 6th Regiment deserter, was brought by detective Tempest after sightings with his parents in Caddy Field. The search uncovered Hines in a box under a bed. he was dressed and jailed in the House of Correction. The report also notes a Hull case where a ten-year-old boy was released from gaol after clergy intercession for a hoop incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Charles Hines
Tempest
6Th Regiment
1St Battalion
of Foot
Hines
Caddy Field
Hineses
Charles
House of Correction
Holy Trinity
Hull
Wellington-street
Oakum
Middlesbrough
Stockton
Rena
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Hhouse OF Commons
Duchess OF
Orleans
Foreign and Colonial Intelligence
China
Lord E
Shanghai
Pen
Oon
Rome
Calcutta
Samuel’ Scott
Tessa Heberlet
Wetl
Catherine Warden Scott
Jessie Weberlet
Jaze Scott
Jane Scott
Sanmel da Costa
da Costa
En Ayth
Medical College Espitel
Mrs. Scott
Catherine Scott
Tessie Heberiot
Medicirance
Panaee
Henry Dwight
Wall-street
Mr. Gould
Samuel M. Blatchford
Seabury Brewster
Chilton
St. Lotus Railroad
Sandry
Conmmectionh
Pékitotie Go Soo
Satizaebeia
Ht Wall
Kennedy
Fatan
M. Meresso
Bureau de Bierfaisance
Compigne
Boone County
Kentucky
Hardisty
Grubb
Corvaix
Hotel du Midi Bourg
Methodist Conference In America
Long
Methodist Episcopal Church
Samuel Green
Dorchester County
Henry Banning
Brethring
Christ Jesus
Hebren
Mr. Long
Cambridge Herald
Mid
Town Point
Aaron Cornish
Daffney
Reuben E. Phillips
Cambridge
Levi D. Traverse
Evening Star
Prince Consort
B. Disraeli
Ardeat
Daily News
Home
Neios
Metropolaten
Chatham
Spur
Harris
Philcox
Phileor
Eastbourne
Binninghams
Spooner
Attwood
Sapese
Teli Ty Messrs
Lloyd
Bank of Mer
Garwin
Hester
Salford
Bury
Birmingham
Coventre
Warwick
Rochdale
Locke
Pete
Saul
Lymanston
Hants
Gloucester
Otto
Ces
Oui Ao
Epf
Ced
Tee
Pat Cls
St. Aman
Andy
T. Fur
Crown
Willian Wurre
Henig
Jan Tse
Edinbuegh
Scotland
Ayr
Marchester
Tosgan
Anderson
St. Urennge
Liverpoolae
Coe Smet
Serle Quest Uroek Tretia
Lave Ad Tase
Yaad Heran
Rae
Jae Was
Dencan
Chem
Durcan
Matromenian
Bune
Toyern
Balmers
Chalmers
Duncan
Cartun
Epither
Love
Vremna
West Boureegrove
Paddington
Mr. Hands
New Zealand
Hammersmith
Jia
Havetocr
Havelerk
Jesus Christ
Betan
Green
Havelock
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