Appointment of a Rugby School Head Master
Vacant head mastership at Rugby School after the death of Rev Dr Arnold. Applicants must send intention and testimonials to George Aarria, Rugby, by July 18. Appointment seeks Protestant Masters of Arts from Oxford or Cambridge. Reporting date January 18, Ragby.
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Tgby School
Rugby School
Gad
Arnold
Ing
George Aarria
Rugby
Timonials
Mieen
George Til
Sagland
University of Ox
Ford
Cambridge
Ragby
Jane
Irish and British Parliament Debates on Bills and Committees
Debates cover Municipal Corporations Ireland bill readings and committee motions. Lords discuss oaths administration, medical charities in Ireland, private letters, and press for transparency. Commons hear Walter's bar appearance, election proceedings, bribery at elections, distress in Ireland, and Southampton election committee actions.
Notable parliamentary debate on Walter attendance and tariffs
A House discussion centers on whether Mr. Walter should be directed to attend a committee, amid charges of new crimes and possible self-elimination. The Customs Bill prompts amendments on coal duties for British steamers, onion seed postponement, and broader tariff principles with speeches by Gladstone, Hume, Barings, and Peel.
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England
Star Chamber
Jorynen
Fie
Bon
Bir
Roebuck
Walter
Ana Eya
Pear
Bath
House of Commons
Colonel Sibthorp
Oxford
Col
Sibthorp
George Grey
G. Grey
R. Peel
Fleming
Baronet
Sir G. Grey
Fieming
Lord Howick
A Peel
After
Devonport
O'Connell
Wakley
Colonel Subthorp
Mr. Escott
Bop
Lord Stanley
Snd
Ear
Bear
BR. HO
Inglis
Nottingham
Aed
Ferrand
Polbill
Cork
Sprakee
Waller
House
Cochrance
Bridport
Cochrane
T. Duncombe
Jervis
Her Majesty's Treasury
Great ‘Western Company
British and American Company
Treasury
Wallace
Exchequer
Team Association
Customs
Steam Association
Peron
Bream Association
Hume
Mattwood
Gladstone
Boo
P. Stewart
Br, Peel
Cocker
Mauritius
West India
Mr. Labouchere
Labouchere
Mr. Baring
Home
Baring
T. Duncowube
Board of Trade
Humphery
Mr. Humphery
T. Dencombe
TSE St
John Russell
Hear
Best
Mojesty
Sir B. Peel
Lords Debating Private Letters and Justices Jurisdiction
The Lord Chancellor discussed withdrawing a motion on a signed Poor Law Commission letter while the Duke of Richmond urged rejection. An Earl Mountcashel planned to present a Medical Association of Ireland petition. The Lord Chancellor proposed a bill to fix a defect in the Justices of the Peace jurisdiction with suspension of standing orders. The bill’s first reading followed and the house adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Duke of Wellington
Forest of Dean
Lord Camoys
Llandaff
Byrne
Sadbury
Leicester
Leeds
Oates
London
Earl of Wicklow
Earl of Eldon
Canterbury
Lincoln
Salisbury
Cnichester
Kenyon
Redesdale
Melbourne
Wynford
Brougham
Denman
Abinger
Cottenham
Langdale
Campbell
Earl of Mountcashel
Medical Charities
Ireland
Law Commissioners
Poor Law Commissioners
House of Lords
Duke of Richmond
Earl of Glengall
Lord Monteagle
Marquis of Westmeath
Lord Wharncliffe
Charles Bill
Earl
Mountcashel
Lord Colchester
de Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl of
Sheriff of
Commons
City of London
Liverpool and Manchester
Reading Cemetery
Duke of Argyll
Lesbascille
Rouma
Stockton and Hartlepool
Liverpool
Yorke
Brotherton
Howard Dougilsa
Ferrand
Mr. Stansfield
Yorkshire
Lord Ashley
Mr. Ferrand
Scotland
Church Education Society
Blacestone
Fitzroy
D. Phelan
Medical Association of All Ireland
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Beat Western Railway
Taunton
Bristol End
Exeter
Bridgewater
Bridge
aKonrse
Bristol
Tyanton
Bristol Ap
Paddington
RY Agricultural
Charles Tue
Thomas
Rafter
Vinery
E Carpenter
Neston Ivory Lucas
Miss Finch
R. M. Hovenden
Sir Lytton Bulwer
Edwin Lowther
Stansas
H. Hogarth
Lady Constance
Edward Thomas
RL. Minnon, Esq
C. Saunders and Otley
Conduit-streest
Cumming
Dublin
Ball and Bradfore
Edinburgh
Lodge
Mr. Lodge
Lord B
Imperial Parliament
Tulspar
Junia
Southampton
Wortley
John Bennett Luce
Luce
Sergeant Jackson
Dillon Browne
Lord Eliot
Mayo
Galeay
Herajesty
Huse
West Indies
Municipal Corporations
Mr. Roebuck
Select Committee
W. Somerville
B. Inglis
RB. Inglis
Sir B. Togls
Hom
Sandon
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