Williams honored for service as British general in Asia Minor
The Crown grant of a lifelong pension to General Williams was read. Lord Granville and others praised his leadership in the Turkish theater, especially at Kara, while MPs debated capital punishment and bank notes. The House approved a 1000 pounds yearly annuity for Williams and adjourned until May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graerlg Wioltahe
Crown
Ceylon
Turkey
Persia
Lord Clarendon
Asia Minor
Kara
Earl Granville
Williams
Lake
Teesdale
Sandwith
Emery
RepEspate
Oxford
Lord Camppeey
Lord AzprivaLy
Marquis of Laxepowxe
Lord Doxéannon
Lord Dun Gasney
B. Watsn
Crimea
C. Woop
Wrixrs
Lord Paxarester
Willian
Nova Scotia
North America
J. Paxtterox
Political Exiles Amnesty and Greece Policy Debates in Commons
In the House of Commons on May 9 the motion to adjourn to May 19 prompts questions on pardons for listed political exiles, with Lord Palmerston saying amnesty is advised for most but not for Chow. Debates on Greece policy follow, touching on protecting powers and official stance. Also discussed is the legality of East India Company pensions and whether Parliament approval is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmension
T. Dowcompe
Blessrs
Frost
Willisias
Jones
Smith O’brien
Lord Patwerstos
Chow
Greece
Jasris MacGrxcor
Paria
Lord Palmerston
Guapsroni
Das
E. Penny
Board of Control
East India Company
India
Hume Government of India
Sir Erskine
V. Sera Esid
Court of Directors
The
Marquis of
Death in Bermondsey and Victorian notices of peace era
A Bermondsey man, William Phillips of Edward Street, died after falling from timber at 8 Wood-cutter's. he died in St Thomas's Hospital. The era’s notices report philanthropic gifts to the Bishop of Carlisle, business improvements post peace, papal and European affairs, London council discussions on peace addresses, opposition to a Sunday band in Victoria Park, and various court and cultural items including portraits, auctions, and public notices.
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William Phillips
Edwardstreet
Bermondsey
St. Thomas’s Hospital
St. George's
Bloomsbury
Eypaine
Carlisle
the Presse
Ttis
Paris
Count Walewski
Rome
Papal
Metropolitan Board of Works
Guildhall
Bethnalgreen
Victoria-park
St. John's
Bethnal -Green
Lewes
Royal Marines
Portsmouth
Brighton Guardian
Clarendon
England
Wales
Scotland
Prisen
Bordeaux
Madrid Gazette
Spain
Daniel Branch
Albion
Manchester
Nevins
New York and Boston
Roscoe
Liverpool
Surrey Dispensary
Bridge House
Southwark
Sir C. Napier
Gazette du Midi
Naples
France
Two Sicilies
Exclee
Doncaster
Barnsley
Messrs. Symington
Pegg
Gickhill
House of Lords
Court of Appeal
House of Peers
Privy Council
Lords Justices of Appeal
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Havannah
Cuba
Cabs
Samuel Rogers
National Gallery
Rubens
Mantegna
Bitei Palace
Bassan
Giotto
Rasselle
Borghese Gallery
M. Moore
J. Ball
Wilson
Exchequer
Court of Queen's Bench
William Palmer
London
Stafford
Weatherhead
Newgate
Court of Queen’s Bench
Kensington
Museum
School of Art
Vernon
J. M. W. Tomer
R.A
Trafelgar Square
Turmer
Claudes
Court of Chancery
Turner
British Museum
Cathedral of St. Paul
Art-Journal
Ricu
Princess Royal
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Famar
Maxine
Bank of England
Mib Hide
Kennepy
Thomas Danne
James Murphy
Patrick Bannen
Nisa Charlotte Hinds
Ireland
J. D. Frrzaezrano
Mr. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Whiteside
Napier
Baines
M'Mahon
J. Butt
Serjeant Shee
House OF Commons
Famay
Mlediev
Whiting
Supreme Court of New York
Clerk
Lord Jalmerston
Lord Almerston
Count Persigny
M. Masarina
St. James’ Palace
Mina-Jones Lloyd
Overstone
Puzzie
Manchester Guardian
Janeme Orans
Nash
Drago
Dure
G. C. Lewis
Janes
Amelia
Bath
Hampton Court
Princess Carolina
Windsor
Dr. Friends House
Reading
Berkshire
Horse Guards
Blue Guards
Power
Italy
Jerome
P. T. Baxman
New York
New York Journal
Thomas Spencer
Waterloo
Ainte
Ruskin
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