Spanish Court Changes and Madrid Dispatches Abroad
Paris reports on the Madrid letter indicating new royal appointments and decrees, with passports issued freely and debates over courts and ministers. News covers the Queen’s arbitration, nominations to the Cortes, and tensions with Portugal, plus reactions from Paris and financial quotations from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cortes
Madrid
M.A. Manuel Lopaz
Ragent
Rome
London
Prince d'Agglon
Spain
M. de la Rosa
Council of Ministers
Pernandez del Pino
A. Zea
Crea Vourit de Pino Fiel
Chamber of Nobles
Lacaggon Estevanez Calderon
M. Arnaldo
M. Remisa
M. Andina
Tris
Messager
M. Dupont de
Sentinelle Des Pyrenees
Toledo
Faexcu Foxos
Rente de Naples
Rente d'Espagne
Ditto
Royal Spanish Loan
Reuta Perpatuelle d
Haitain
Cours Authentique
Public Press commentary on savings banks pension issue
The Public Press argues against changing security for savings banks funds amid a debate on government use of National Debt funds for a colonial indemnity loan. It notes Mr Baring's questions to Lord Althorp, dismisses fears as unfounded, and urges pensioners to resign if pensions rely on questionable titles while calling ministers to reconsider the pension list amid a tense political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baring
Lord Althorp
Tord Althorp
Banke
India
Debates on navy economy and Pension List reform
In Parliament the small minority backing Mr Hume’s motion to shrink naval establishment highlights public opposition to navy cuts while pensions remain unaddressed. A court case in the Court of Exchequer before Lord Lyndhurst concerns dual legacies linked to prior felon pardons, ruling the conditional legacy inoperative and the property Crown’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Herald
Hume
House of Commons
Court of Exchequer
Equity
Lord Lyndhurst
Ferrall
New South Wales
Edward Ferrall
William Fernell
Imperial Parliament House of Lords Petition Briefing
In the Lords on Tuesday February 18 petitions were presented by Lord Kenyon from St Saviour's Moorgate Retford opposing changes to the established church and by Dissenters of Maidstone Ashby de la Zouch for relief. The Duke of Richmond spoke for landowners in Northamptonshire and parishes Gosberton and Bicker seeking renewal of the Labour Rate Act. The House ruled no private bills after March 24 and no judge reports after April 14. An accident to the Lord Steward the Duke of Argyle prevented his attendance to present the King's answer related to the lordships addressing the commissioners. Turnpike Acts Continuation Bill read first, ordered second reading Thursday. Adjourned to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Lord Kenyon
St. Saviour's
Moorgate
Retford
Lord Romney
Maidstone
Duke of Richmond
Northamptonshire
Gosberton
Bicker
Lincolnshire
Lord Ducie
Ashby de la Zouch
Earl of Shaftesbury
Duke of Argyle
Schwerss
Bernal
Commons
Repeal in Ireland Dominates Commons Debate
In a sustained Irish repeal discussion, O'Dwyer cites public support for repealing the Union while denying priestly coercion. O'Connell attacks the libel law, urging reform to empower public opinion, reduce ministerial influence, and protect truth, noting abuses in cost awards and the burden on readers and publishers.
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Royal Marine
Somierset-place
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Deptford
Royal Marine Barracks
Woolwich
Chatham
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Lambton
Stewart
Hatton
Russell
Somerset-place
Traapphanle Son
East India House
Mpphe Court of Duestors
Holynhony Ceseaney
Company
Bengal
England
Accountant General
Offce
Peter Auber
Bazilian Company
Liverpool-street
Taylor
Devizes
P. C. H. Durham
Bear Inn
M W Heathfield
William Mellish
Matthew Heathfield
W. Mellish
Hamburg
Heine, Brothers
Bank of
P.S
Heine
Brothers
Edinburgh
Henné
Beverley
Devon
Castle Inn
Dartmouth
Lower Langley
Long Park
Higher Langley
Slapton
Lady
Goldswell
Sweetstone
Blackauton
John Hellens
Strayer Park
Rohmm Exch
Ash
Stokefleming
Chas, Vinent
Piases
Canada
C. D
Twopenny
Regentréet
Amekestiont Kraehold
Metz
Gerrard-straet
Soho
Wgman
Warwicksquare
A. B.E
Messrs. Newton and Co
Warwick-square
P.P.C
Messrs. Bicknell, Roberts, and Finch
Lincoln’s Inn
de Cree
High Court of Chancery
Leech
New Earth
Oldham
Southampton Buildings
Chancery-lane
Spinks
King’s Band-walk
Temple
Blackelock and Fiddie
Sergeant
Bromtrees Hall
Avenbury
Much Cowarn
Bishop’s Frome
Ix F
Hereford
Chancery
Bedford-row
Parker and Sop
Messrs
Elgie
Worcester
Badham
Dangerheld
Bromyard
Hobbs
Parrott
Norwich Union
W. K. Walls
Dursley
Messrs. White and Whitmore
S. B. Keene
Furnival’s Inn
Waterloo-place
Burns
Allan Cunningham
Cochrane
M‘crone
Puck
Bull and Churton
Holtes-street
Bell and Bradfure
John Cumming
Dublin
Mary Howitt
Richard Bentley
New Burlington-street
Henry Colburn
Rhine
Pelham
Eugene Aram
Price Il
Miss Arkin
Whewell
Tos Caunea
Tuackeray
Longman and Co
C. Black
John Search
Edinburgh Review
James Ridgway
Piccadilly
B. Fellowes
Ludgate Street
Southampton
the Public Press
the Times
Imperial Parliament
Courier
O’dwyer
House
Cove
Ireland
O'Connor
F. O'Connor
A. Agnew
Henry Gratyan
Baronet
Gail
Pryme
Lord Ormelie
O'Connell
Armagh
Galway
O’connell
Shaw
Baron Smith
Fitzgerald
Ruthven
P. Scrope
Tme
Poor Law Commissioners
Iretand
Ingham
South Shields
Johnstone
Cupar
Scotland
Rider
Alcomb
Kent
H. Cartets
Sussex
Wilks
Stanstead
Essex
Chumieigh
London University
Stroud
O'Dwyer
H. Verney
Lords
Guest
Wason
Stafford
Liverpool
Finn
A. Baring
Althorp
West India
Tin
Tibet
Lord Redesdall
Lord Hardwick
Cambridgeshire
United Kingdom
Brookes’s
Lord Durham
Westminster
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