Self Protecting Gas Company Formed in London
A new gas firm to be established by Parliament with 60 000 pounds capital in 2000 shares of 51 each. Lauder to manage 21 directors aided by a Forty-member Committee. Backed by local gas consumers who pledge support to outprice Ratcliffe Gas. Until enactment, property to be held by Trustees. aims to supply cheaper gas by winter with a 30 percent cut. Prospectuses available at 40, WriIclose-square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elf-Protecting
GA Company
Lauder
Ratcliffe Gas Company
East London
Wrilclose-square
T. Cox Savory
Silversmuth
Cornhill
London
S.H Oa
House of Lords and Commons Petition Debates and Charters
The House of Lords did not meet while the House of Commons heard chairs and petitions. Merchants of Brighton urged steam navigation finance. others opposed railway bills including Great Northern and North Eastern routes. Speakers noted support and opposition from multiple MPs and local bodies. several petitions referred to committees and bills, with key mentions of St Katherines Dock, Clyde navigation, and Sunday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pechel
Brighton
Pelham
Great Northern Railway
Sibthorpe
Mir. Toore
Hereford
South Eastern Railway
Lord G. Lennox
J. Reenie
Brightop
Redroad
Crawford
St. Katherne’s
Strutt
Werby
Madland Counties
Wilson
Northern and Eastern Railway
A. Trevor
Scarborough Pier
Marquis of Londonderry
Mr. Byng
Ishington
Eastern and Northern Railway
R. Byw Ring
Jdambarton
Glasgow
F . Qn
Pennant
Ulster
Bruce
Yvnteed
Stirling
Stuart
Dumbarton
PA Luington
Pontefract
Mr. Finch
Stamford
Baines
Micrc
Leeda
Bolton
Fielden
Barnatchbule
Canterbury
Kent
Plumptre
Fnchequer
Miekk. Knatchiulds
Afether Frym
Chichester
J. A. Smith
Wulas
House of Lords
Morrisson
Guardinns
Ponwich
Parker
Shetherd
Mit
Barmingham
Warmingham
WinNboat
Campton
Ploheel
Jane
Aimpaen
Edinburgh
George Clerk
Edinburch
London
Rodinburgh
Fairoburgh
Fairoburch
Tithes and petitions stir Commons amid trade and tea duty talks
The debate centers on tithe commutation proposals Lord Russell backs a mixed voluntary and compulsory path with local inquiries, while Peel warns against delay. Petitions on stamp duties, tea duties, and naval matters fill the session as ministers press for a decision. Flogging in the army resurfaces as a debated policy issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Russell
Magesis
Edward Knatchbull
John Russell
Kb. Beri
Juss Ressrun
BR. Peel
Hd. Peel
England
Wales
Devonshire
Civcernmenut
Loodoo
Hey
London
Sar
Peel
Baronet
Lord John Russell
Kent
Sussex
Lord Althorp
Right
Lord J. Russell
Baron I
Memisters
Lord J. Russet
Cotpoenst
Payne
R. Peel
Abolition of corporal punishment in the army debated
MPs debate the abolition of flogging in the military code. Proponents cite humane treatment and evidence from officers like Carey and Townsend that discipline can be maintained without corporal punishment. Opponents warn abolition would erode discipline, urging limited reform and retention of extreme-case power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lochin
Captan Rolders
Waterloo
J. Macdonald
John Townsend
Hare
Gloucester
Clroucester
Octavius Carey
Spain
Duke of York
Tam
Carey
Col. Evans
Guards
India
Lord W. Bentinck
C. Fergusson
Head
Hume
GC. Fergusson
Adjutant-General
Allce
Middlesex
Mr. Hume
J. C. Hobhouse
W. Gordon
Hull
Barnstagle
St. Peel
Hust
England
Military Punishment Commission
Mackinnon
M'Creas
Ferguson
Duke of Wellington
Fergusson
Poulter
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Strand
Temple Bar
John Robertson
Arriages
Exeter-Hall
Duchess OF Kent
Priness Victoria
Haring-Crose
Harnes
Temple-bar
Hoval
Exeter-Street
James
Tames
Great Britain
Chamier
Beo Brace
Richard Bentley
Nese Gurlington-street
Ouksellers
Newareachers
Hhe
United Kingdom
Dublin Review
Daniel Connell
Bog
N. Wiseman
D.D
University of Rome
Michael J.quin
Ty All Booksellers
J. Hooker
New Han Lestreet
Dublin
J. Cumming
Ormondquiy
C. B. Courtenay
Great Marlborough Street
Hegent-street
Sumphin and Marshall
Ruuner
S-Court
Onehya
Cathrone-street
Strange Tl
Paternoster-row
W. Marsh
Unford Street
Hayes
Regencatreet
J. Chappel
Royal Exchange
M'Phun
Trongate
Me . Sutherland
Calwnerreet
Otr
Courtenay
Inspector and Literary Review
Imperial Parliament
Aru
House OF Commons
Metovttwood
Charnes Andrew Dawaen
Avi
BAC
Herger -Toe Hom
Bas Sunt
Adaritted
Sathewatta
Jlear
Bear Mir
Welks
Divett
Vestleman
Wilks
Weymouth
Melcombe Regis
Mainete
Mr. Hardy
Yorkshire
Sant
Bath
Marine Insurances
Rorpnsson
Dutees
Grand Junction Bar Road
Uellenham
Great Western
Pl. Lwer
Lencald
Dogeiog
Subthorpe
Sreakok
Siprechro
E. Reiwer
A . van Dilman
Col
Arthur
Miro
George Gall
Nan Doenen
Atver
Berg Craters
Urate
Tedberot
Maddow
Tome Cal
Woos
Wuskisset
Asshur
van Dies
Persohn Hessd
Ian Pos
Biailre
Pemberton
Wood Bay
da Adelaide
Buncuratie
PLA
Uhuse
Anita
Mead
Middieset
Lord Howick
Gong
Dio
Fancourt
Huouse
Kriuss
Tatesoe
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