Contested Reform of Appellate Tribunal Debated in Lords
Debates on life peerages and the structure of the appellate tribunal dominate proceedings. Speakers caution against hurried changes while pressing for a clear remedy and mock the Crown prerogative limits. A second reading passes 191 to 142. committee referral sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rownpett Pacwer
Palmer
J. Graham
Mr. Cole
Jr. Parioore
Lord J.ruséaux
House of Lords
Lord Wensleydale
Roebuck
R. Currie
Government Plans City Aldermen Voting Expansion Debate
The article notes Sir George Grey summarizing government stance on a potential bill to extend alderman and Common Council voting rights in the City of London to all occupiers on the parliamentary register. Lord Palmerston discusses Cape of Good Hope disturbances, clarifying no actual outbreak but concerns about Dutch settlers and native tensions possibly affecting English settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liddell
Lord Palmerston
Labouchere
Cape of Good Hope
Parliamentary divisions over Cambridge Dissenters admission vote
Report of divisions in Parliament on the admission of Dissenters to the Cambridge governing body. Lists peers voting against and for, minority and majority lines, names of lords and commoners, and notes on the American question vote and imminent prorogation. References to Gladstone Graham Cardwell and others. ministerial dinner date noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cambridge
DUKES
Lanesborough Barons
Beaufort
Lucan
Feversham
Donerane ‘Gray of Kinfauns
Gage Kenyon
Midleton
Lyndhursterville
Lyttelton
T. Vincent
Redesdale Sandys
Bishops
Southampton
Bangor Tenterden
Peapacks
Walsingham
Salisbury
Oughby de
Bi- St. Asaph
Bishop
Rosebery
Belhaven
Hamilton
Minto
Portsmouth
Falmouth Hawarden
Grafton Combermere
Crewe
Armagh
Arch- Cardigan
Durham
Camperdown Raglan
Cremorne Darnley
Methuen Macclesfield
Tortington Winchelsea
Sudeley Lonsdale
Abingdon Templemore
Clanricarde Desert
Somerset Farnham
Francis Hamilton
Lord C. Parker
Robert Bellew
Thomas Hamilton
George Peacocke
G. Bignold
Sir.s. Hamilton
R.C.N. Roebuck
J. Blackburn
Peter Hanbury
C. Seymer
H. Ker Bond
Joshua W. Handcock
Captain Smith
Sir W. Bowyer
George Holford
Robert Smith
John B. Bramley-Moore
J. Hume
W. F
R. Forester
Colonel Meagher
T. Tellers. Gibson
Thomas Miall
Edward Moore
G. Gladstone
Captain Murrough
John Baillie
H. J
Mr. Gladstone
James Graham
Cardwell
J. G. Phillimore
Mr. Disraeli
Mr. Walpole
Lord Stanley
Lord John Manners
E. B. Lytton
Mr. Henley
Election Intelligences on Frome and Calne Vacancies
Following the Earl of Cork and Orrery's death a Frome borough vacancy arises with Liberal-leaning candidates Major Boyle and Donald Nicoll contesting. A third candidate, Lord Edward Thynne, enters Conservative hopes as Liberal support potentially splits. Calne also sees a vacancy with Lord Shelburne moving to the Lords and Sir William Fenwick Williams of Karl as candidate. Ballot Society activity hints at debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Cork and
Orrery
Frome
Major Boyle
Donald Nicoll
London
Niall
Mr. Nicoll
E. Thynne
Arquis
Bath
Nicoll
Edward
Calne
Shelburne
House of Lords
Lord Wodehouse
St. Petersburg
William Fenwick Williams
Kars
Karl
Earl of Shelburne
Lord Shelburne
Marquis of Lansdowne
Carné
University of London MA 1856 Honors List
Master of Arts 1856 announced with Brancx I and II sections. Notable names include Henry Boylt Swinton, Humphry Fitzroy Woolrych, James Picton Allanson, Wm Fiddian Moulton, Robert Griffith Williams, and Frederic Evans Anthony. Medals awarded to Wm Roby Fletcher and other scholars from Lancashire Independent and Western Plymouth colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brancx
Boylt
Swinton Henry
Manchester New and University Colleges
Woolrych
Humphry Fitzroy
King’s College
Picton
James Allanson
Lancashire Independent
Owen’s Colleges
Moulton
Fiddian
Wesley College
Sheffield
Williams
Robert Griffith
University College
Ranch
Fletcher
Roby
Lancashire Independent College
Anthony
Frederic Evans
Western College
Plymouth
Chapman
Charles
Ditto
Leonard
Henry
Harnete
Francis Wm
Prize Winners at University College Arts Faculty 1856
A record lists successful candidates at the Faculty of Arts prizes distribution on July 3 1856 at University College London led by Colonel Sykes. Andrews Scholars Fielden Thorp Percy Greg plus medals awarded in Analytical Chemistry Latin Greek English French German Italian Hindostanee and more with multiple named recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faculty of Arts
Colonel Sykes
The
East India Company
Andrews
Fielden Thorp
Percy Greg
Lewis Hutchings
Robert Williamson
William Shawcross
Talfourd Ely
Charles B. Upton
Julian Goldsmid
John Robert Vaizey
Hermann N. Adler
Jos. Hammond
Farrer Herschell
R. Benson Jowitt
EH. Asher
George Knott
James William Rowe
W. S. Collins
Richard Eccles
Behrend
W. Britten Jones
H. N. Adler
S. H. Behrend
Joseph Maurice Solomon
Marcus N. Adler
Henry S. Tabor
John Anstie
Horatio Nelson’ Grinley
J. M. Solomon
H. Goodman
Horatio Vericas
Arthur Charlea
Hugh M’cullock
H. S. Tabor
James Edward Ransom
M. N. Adler
Henry Charles Leonard
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Earl of Harroway
Lord Redesdale
Bristol
Gloucester
Lord Exnenzoroucs
Reformatory and Industrial Schools
Oxford
Commons
H. Baillie
Dallas
Central America
Buchanan
Senate
Seamen’s Savings Bank
Cowpar
Duncaman
Moore
J. FitzamraLp
James Sadleir
Tipperary
Messares
Sadleir
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