Noted Speech on Natural Causes of Earth and Life
The speaker argues that land and sea changes arise from shifting crust levels, not supernatural causes, and that crocodile fossils show gradual evolution from primitive stock. He acknowledges unknown origins but supports natural causation as the guiding principle in Earth’s history and life’s transformations.
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Taughter
Greenland
Sweden
Report on the Marriage Laws in England
The London Review reports on the Royal Commission on the Marriage Law outlining the many avenues by which marriages may be celebrated in England. It notes the confusing regulations and the range of paths from bachelorhood to wedlock, highlighting how various means can end single life and lead to ruin.
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The
London Review
Royal Commission On
England
The Scottish stance on civil and religious marriage laws
The article contrasts English Irish and Scottish marriage rules noting banns licences and residence requirements. It cites Lord Deas on a bare consent foundation and outlines regular and irregular Scottish marriages including per verba de presenti and per verbum de futuro subsequente copula with private settings and minimal formalities.
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Archbishop of Canterbury
Ireland
England
Scotland
Lord Brougham
Gretna Green
Lord Deas
Church of England
Commissioners Recommend Unified Civil Basis for Marriage Law
A report argues for recognizing marriage as a civil contract across Scotland England and Ireland. It proposes an official celebrant at marriages and that religious ceremonies accompany but do not define marriage. The plan aims to reduce current irregular practices while altering clergy roles, awaiting wider discussion.
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Dalrymple
Lord Stowell
Scotland
England
Ireland
Welsh landlordism and its creed in a Welsh newspaper
The letter signed An Elector argues Welsh tenants must please their landlord in politics and religion. It warns against dissenting teachers and urges tenants to vote to support landlord interests, even justifying obedience with practical reasons about rent and loyalty.
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Welshman
Wales