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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 06, 1850
Page
9
The record notes security aims and reprisals as of February 18, with French goodwill and delayed Greek negotiator arrival. It states Britain maintains diplomatic intercourse with Greece and cites a British fleet salute to the Queen of Greece as a confirmatory fact, though deemed by some as unconvincing.
The House of Lords discussed the Party Processions Ireland Bill with Lord Lansdawne outlining its differences from prior measures and not limiting duration or armed processions. In the Commons Sir B Haut and F O Connor defended the Chartist land scheme amid petitions and charges of deception. The Greenwich Park issue saw opposition to housing plans impacting views, with a wall removal ordered on Lord Ellesmere’s lease. The Ecclesiastical Commission Bill moved forward in the Lords, while committee work on the Ireland bill continued and public business scheduled Army and Navy Estimates.
The House split 244 to 98 as Hume’s renewed motion failed after a heated session. Changes in support from last year showed 84 returning backs, with several 1849 adherents absent or switching sides amid a City and Metropolitan turnout shaping the result.
Tensions rise as Rochester Cathedral Grammar School faces threats to remove foundation boys under head master Mr Whiston. Meeres, the prison chaplain, is ordered by Bucks Court to resume duties by March 11. Aylesbury crowds clash during a meeting over corn duties, leading to a fatal injury to Allen and a murky inquest. The note includes a legal case against farmer Brake for manslaughter and a salmon fishing revival on the Tweed. California gold deposits in 1849 total 6 million dollars.
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