Debate Over Military Establishment and Guards Economies
Parliament weighs reductions in the army and reliefs for the Guards arguing against excess forces and costly wartime maintenance. Ministers defend large garrisons with emphasis on internal security and colonial needs while opposing reduced pay or troop numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Hardinge
Hume
Gnpmsee
England
Ireland
West Indies
60Th
Carlisle
Dublin
House of Commons
Messare
Avery
Palmers
Hugh Guid
Davies
Efe
St. Helena
Buonaparte
St.Helena
Malta
Marten
Verdeen
Humme
Galway
C. H. Hutchinson
R. Martin
Lion
Aberdeen
R. Fergusson
Bankes
Wien
Wilberforce
Ile
Athens
Wigtts
Penses
Mer
Ee Almerston
New South
Diemen
Hood
Ind
Haigoland
Fater
Lume
Snerstone
Ireland Clergy Bill Deliberations Shape Printing After Committee
Debates in Parliament on a Ireland clergy bill discuss printing timing and committee passage. Key figures Lockhart Stewart Parne le and Hutchinson weigh printing before or after committee as concerns over tithe collection and church respect surface. House schedules second reading and adjourns after mutiny bill and other orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Lockhart
W. Stewart
H. Parnele
G. H Tchinson
Courtenay
Gordon
P. Moore
G.hill
Law report from Tuanspay on RoWE v WOOP case
Court of Chancery proceedings resume with arguments by Mr Svapen for defendant and Mr Heald for the plaintiff The defense argues no grounds exist to remove Alderman Wood as mortgagee and accuses the plaintiff of slander The judge will deliver judgment on a separate Cambridge Queen's College case next Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chancery
Alderman Wood
Sioxvortaat
Births and issue reported from several counties
On the 10th inst the wife of Edward Walker of Nelson Square bore a son. On the 31st inst at Roo Cliff Manor Leicestershire the Rev Matthew Drake Babingtons wife had a son. On the 18th inst Mrs J Evans of Stockswell Place gave birth to a daughter. On the 15th inst at Fair Lawn Kent the wife of John Simpson Esqr bore a daughter. On the 13th inst the wife of Robert Nuttall Esqr Slaughter Court Powick near Worcester had a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Walker
Nelsonsquare
Roo Cliff Manor
Leicestershire
Matthew Drake Babington
J. Evans
Stockswell-place
Fair Lawn
Kent
John Simpson
Robert Nuttall
Slaughtercourt Powich
Worcester
Married Notices from Norfolk and Harrow
Married notices report two weddings: Captain R Hockings RN to Magdalena Montagu at Ormsby St Michael's Norfolk and Lieut Robert Barker RN to Martha Hamilton at Harrow on the Hill, daughter of Charles Hamilton Esquire of Sudbury Grove.
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Ormsby
St. Michael’s
Norfolk
Geo. Lucas
Magdalena
Gerard Montagu
Eag
Burlingham
Hall
Harrow-on-the-Hill
Mi Boultbee
Robert Barker
R.N
Martha Hamilton
Charles Hamilton
Sudbury Grove
Obituary Notices: Dated Deaths Across British Isles
A series of death notices from Calcutta to Dublin records the July to September 1890 passings. Notable entries include Stephen Francis Maclean third officer aboard the Asia, aged 29, and John Simson aged 21, son of George Simson of Silwood Park. Also listed are Mrs Gwynn of Somerset Street, Fennel Harvey of Duke Street, Stephen Ram of Ramsfort, Sarah Parish widow of Reverend Henry Parish, Major Thomas Gamble, and Alury Buttler of the Old Newry, with various ages and localities noted.
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Calcutta
Stephen Francis’ Maclean
Hon. East India Company
Asia
D. ‘Maclean
Clapham
Surrey
Jast
John
George Simson
Silwood
Park
Erks
Somerset-street
Ortman
Duke-street
Manchester-square
Fennel Harvey
Reubén Harvey
Tky
Rivers-street
Bath
Stephen Ram
Lsq
Ramsfort
Wexford
Waad
Lodge, Hu
Cambridge County Meeting Turns Farce Over Reform Petition
An 19th century Cambridge County meeting in a market setting descended into disorder as traders and gownsmen jeered speakers including the Marquess of Tavistock and Mr Pryme. Disruptions followed, scuffles broke out among workers and townsmen, and the crowd questioned whether University affluent interests pay fair votes on reform.
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Cambiadun
Tavistothivas
Hishamacud
Pryme
Charles Wale
Cambridge
Tema
News from Italy and Austria on Napoleonic fronts
News from Milan Vienna and surrounding theaters details Neapolitan and Austrian troop movements and positions toward Rome Bologna and Ancona. Reports praise discipline and reception of forces by Forli Modena and other cities as Troppau notes outline allied aims and cautions.
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Frankfort
Italy
Milan
Walmoden
Adriatic
Serrayalle
Poligno
Barort-Brimont
Spolletto
Sautterheim
Civiti-Castellany
Lihti
Narni
San Geneva
Filanefett
Pondi
Araovnta
San Germano
Ciprani
Epe
Acquier
Pepe
Rieti
Terni
Monte San Vito
Spoletto
Aquilld
Leonessa
Tefato
Ascoti
Aquila
Terracina
Abruzzos
Vienna
Stutterhelm
San Benedetto
Bologna
Florence
Sienna
Radicofani
Monterosi
Rome
Waltioden
Rimini
Sinigaglia
Nocera
Ancona
Seaond Boily
Marquis de Palucci
Lea Ff
Adriatie
Prince von Wied Runkel
Prince von
Hessen Homburg
Baron Mohr
Lederer
Arezzo
Alta
Ligno
Forli
Imperial Regiment of Hussars
King of England’s
Modena
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Col. Davies
Isle of Wight
Mr. Calcraft
Calcraft
Great
Britain
Phey
Higland
Lord Althorp
Flo
Toto
EP. Palmler
Chet Wynde
Enbrice
Bell
D. P. Grant
Scotland
Mansfield
Webbe
Gloucester
Stuart
H. Panwent
George
Spring ‘Rice
Sierra Leone
Almamy Dallah Mahammadoo
Bullom
Marty
Dadlah
Mahammaddoo
Africa
Cory
London
Fatig
Loxpon
ErroGs
Metsrs
Hennie
Chapman
Montague
Maginvers
Corporation of London
Blutton
National Society For the Education
St. Martin’s Vestry
Satissuny
Cresron
Exergn
Joan Nicuocz
Justesangus, Bart
Bexx
Jasris Hayes
PosricListany
Conduit Street
LAW Report
LHR Courier
Affairs OF
Naples
Lord Liverpool
Austria
Russia
Prussia
Co -i
Troppau
Trooppau
Troppfau
Spain
Portugal
Europe
Idi
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