Lords Debates Over Charity Bill and War Measures
Lord Lyndhurst presses for continued powers under the 1853 act while critics call the bill a new machinery. Debate cites administrative duties for commissioners and constitutional constraints. Other items note soldiers in galleries, Australia steam postal talks, and Lords approval of several bills while Cambridge University Bill is withdrawn.
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Lord Lyndhurst
Heavey
W. Hearshcote
Matis
House
Nort
Lord Paumenston
John Paxmncton
Wilson
Australia
William Denison
Willliam Morrsworth
House of Lords
M. Ginson
C. Woop
Admiral Dundas
House of Commons
Ordnance Board
Earl of ExLensoxnougn
Lord Panmure
Beatson
Cambridge University
Governor General of India Sworn In Amid Festive London Reception
At a Court of East India Directors on Wednesday Lord Canning was sworn in as Governor General of India. The East India Company hosted him at the London Tavern with grand display, while prominent figures including the Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord Chancellor, and Mr Gladstone attended. Canning thanked the Directors and praised the Army and Civil Service, noting the labor ahead and the support he expects from both the Company and India’s service.
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East India Directors
Lord Canning
India
East India Company
London
Earl Granville
Lord Palmerston
Lord Panmure
Lord Hardinge
Gladstone
Sidney Herbert
George Grey
George Lewis
Vernon Smith
William Molesworth
Exuier Macfadaren
Macnaghten
George Canning
Army
Civil Service of India
Indian Service
East India Company policy speech lampoons peace and war
The speaker pledges loyalty to the East India Company, stresses duty to recognize capable men, and warns that India’s vast empire requires vigilance amid discontent and frontier tensions. He envisions peaceful reforms, revenue stability, public works, social and commercial links, drought protection, and native education as broad, lasting gains.
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East India Company
India
Lord Dalhousie
Lord Palmerston
Lord Canning
Egypt
Sir Charles Wood
Lord Hardinge
Vernon Smith
Hyde Park Inquiry Ends With Prolonged Testimony
At a Wednesday sitting witnesses urged police intervention due to thieves in Hyde Park. Defense evidence closed on Thursday with charges of police outrage and long cell confinement. Eighty six witnesses including aristocrats and tradesmen testified of twenty acts of violence. Report to Home Secretary delayed. possible dismissals of police mentioned.
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Mitchell
Ellis
Recorders
London
Liverpool
Manchester
Home Secretary
London Antiverspepy Exhibition Highlights Scholars
Fragmentary notes list exhibitors and participants from Queens College Cambridge University College City of London School and other institutions. Names include J Middleton Rouse Marcus Nathan Hennell and William George with references to private tuition and public exhibitions.
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Psoa
Nhesser
J. Middleton
Queens College, Cambridge
Rouse
George Henry
Tuigen
Lonedon
William George
King’s College
Adler
Marcus Nathan
University C ‘Ollege
Hennell
Thomas
University College School
Young
Alexander Wash
City of London School
Williams
Wolliam
Normatt College
List of Tutors and Students Across Multiple Schools
A roster of names associated with private tuition and studies at institutions including University College Liverpool Taunton Wesleyan College Institute and King’s College names such as Swansea Booth Thomas Grose James Samuel Behrend Ilenry Spicer Ilenry New College Hague Samuel Owens College Charles Arthur Absiell Ifenry Mill Hall Grammar School D Arcy Daniel Butler Adams Samuel Hoppus Bedford Commercial School Warley Ludlow Sclous Zoe Stucy Bird John Durham Owen's College Durmistry Wile William University College Blackmore Humphrey Purnell St Bartholomew's Hospital Rivington Walter London Hospital Unwin William Cawthorne New College Brooke Thorniley Harley John Ludlow Whishaw John Charles Adams Samuel Sloppus Bedford Commercial School Bird John Durham Owen's College Mellicar Charles Joseph Bristol Medical School Bache William Henry Birmingham and Edgbaston Grammar School Kempster Felix Henry private tuition March Henry Colley West of England Dissenters Proprietary School Classics Hewlett Richard Whitfield Harrow School Young Alexander Waugh City of London School Rivington Walter London Hospital Wynne Henry Le Poer Kings College Payne John Burnell Grammar School Leatherhead Stokoe Paul Henry Wellingborough Grammar School Heeles Richard Mill Hill Grammar School Behrend Samuel Lesse University College Payne John Horne University College Wilson John private tuition Arthur Donaldson William Leverton King’s College equal
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Swansea
Booth
Thomas
Royal Institution School
Liverpool
Grose
James
Wesleyan College Institution
Taunton
Jesse
Samuel Behrend
University College
Spicer
Ilenry
New College
Hague
Samuel
Owens College
Charles
Arthur
Absiell
Ifenry
Mill Hall Grammar School
D'Arcy
Daniel Butler
Wile
William
Adams
Samuel Hoppus
Bedford Commercial School
Warley
John
Ludlow Grammar School
Sclous
Edric
Zoe Stucy
Bird
John Durham
Wrize of Books
Owen’s College
Bogg
Howard Beverley
Durmistry
Henry le Poer
King’s College
Payne
John Burnell
Grammar School
Leatherhead
Stokoe
Paul Henry
Wellingborough Grammar School
Heeles
Richard
Mill Hill Grammar School
Behrend
Samuel Lesse
John Horne
Wilson
Donaldson
William Leverton
Prospects Of The Harvest In Decline
Weather has improved but heavy rains damaged wheat and especially barley, with weeds and mildew injuring crops. Oats suffer, beans and peas show some hope, while prices stay weak due to large new supplies and foreign imports. Danubian shipments and Russian allowances affect supply, and market dullness persists despite some favorable signs for spring corn.
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Mid-Kent
Danube
Bessarabia
Ireland
Mark Lane
Colow de Rose
Wales
Caramarvonshire
United Hat