Lord Georges Bentinck Dismissed By Critics In Parliament
A heated debate centers on Lord George Bentinck with critics mocking his rhetoric and plans for Ireland. The piece critiques his policy proposals including workhouses and the political use of free trade, while praising Labour MP Labouchere for challenging the government. It also covers O Connell’s Paris visit and public meetings on education.
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Tewes
Lord Ashley
Shaftesbury
Tony
Harry Ynglis
England
George Bentinck
Lord George
Smith O'Bren
Unione
Ireland
Windsor
Bes
Grey
Board of Trade
Labouchere
Cheerz
Trish
House of Thin
F. M. Arpnis AvTocHars
Dundes
F. Af
Duke of Wellington
F.M
Lota Moxika
Lola Montes
Craigie
Lola
Dublin
India
James
Lord Auckland
Munich
Atlas
O'Coxwx
Paris
O'Connell
Lord Holland
Trish College
M'Sweeny
Archdeacon Keating
Richard O’connor
Romilly
Marquis de la Rochejacquelin
Marquis of Normandy
Marquis de Barthelemy
France
Viscount de Felloux
Quatrebarbes
Messrs
Clappier
du Rogier
Marquis de Dampierre
Lenormant
Mauvais
Institute
Baron de Montigny
Royal Court
Viscount de Bonneuil
Decoux
Venillot
Univers, &c
Count de Montalembert
Derrynane
Atlantic
Rome
Pius IX
Olliffe
Channel
Champs Elysées
Marquis of
Normandy
Holland
O’connell
Saya Garignani
Orleans
Daniel O'Connell
Clonmel
Miley
Rue Rivoli
M. Berryer
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Committee of Council
George William Alexander
British and Foreign School Society
Church of England
Kay Shuttleworth
Friends of Education
Stovell
Scotland
Nathaniel Griffin
Joseph Sturge
Jociety
Ioc
British and Foreign Society
John Burnet
Chanceny
Master Lynch
London Court of Bankruptcy
Holroyd
Prince Albert
Society For Thencouragement of Arts and Manufactures
Royal
Colonel Phipps
Bouverie
Hoe
China
New Palace of
Westminster
House of Lords
Chelses
United Service Gazette
Fron Courzaz
Eton
Hodgson
Hawkey
Evonians
Claas
Old Etoniana
W. G. Cookesley
E.H. Pickering
J. G. Mountain
W. Johnson
C. W.johnson
The Bedfordshire Election and Education Debate
The article reports the Bedfordshire knight of the shire election in a town hall. Lord Charles James Bee, elected unopposed, outlines views on education funding, preferring voluntary but state-supported secular education aligned with the Established Church. It also notes reactions from other locals and mentions related electoral discussions and candidate developments in neighboring areas.
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Astell
R. Newland
Richard L. Orlober
Charles James Bee
Stratton Park
Hig
Gadls
Education
Friends of Education
J. White
Mr. White
Privy Council
Hear
Rascell
Leamington Bank Robbery Trial at Midland Sessions
At Midland Circuit Waawica March 30 Bodenecat before Mr Justice Patteson William Blayney and brothers Elisha Blayney and George Blayney faced trial for involvement in the Leamington Bank robbery on July 4 1845. Evidence linked parcels and notes to the prisoners with testimonies from clerks officers and witnesses including Archer and Roby. verdict found William Blayney guilty and sentenced him to ten years transportation.
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Midland
Waawica
Bodenecat
Justice Patteson
William ‘Ted Indigoey
Leamington Bank
George Blayney
Jennings
Myers
Waddington
Mellor
Miller
O’brien
William Hudson Blayney
Warwick Tod Lormington Basking Company
Leamington
Edward Wells Wynne
Deak
London
Wynne
Eo Pontege
Southam
Heath
Bath Street
Middleton
Regent Street
Newbold Street
Oldham Bridge
Church Street
W. H. Blayney
Elisha George Blayney
Elisha Blayney
Sarchey
Kenilworth
Ebste
Nim
Mpington
Leanington
Thomas Heath
Sam Menrixyp
Elisha
Post Office
Daniel Forrester
Roby
Boulogne
Thes
George Thomas
England
France
Mansion House
Bower
Plumstree Court
Shoe Lane
City of London
Ater
Leicester
Nottingham
Smithfield
Wimosa
George
Talbot Court
Tong
Archer
Scroggins
Blayney
Jouninge
Bellain Bride Lane
Prloner
India News from Marseilles Express Reports Quiet Provinces
The Marseilles express from India notes tranquil provinces with rising tensions in Lahore and Kashmir. Dost Mahomed movements, Shah administration changes, and a harsh winter affect north India. Scinde remains quiet. army reductions continue. opium trade steady. Hoolee celebrations disrupt work. Gloom amid tax pressures and rising cotton prices. Officials push civilizing measures and hostages in Kabul.
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Marseilles
India
Bombay
Lahore
Queen Mother
Ford
Poe
Ceont Lawrence
Sfta
Jamoo
Gholab Singh
Cashmere
Moulton
Akhbar
Candahar
Cabul
Jellatabed
JalinsJabad
Kashmand
Simla
Jullunder
Meerut
Thomason
Saharampoor
Calcutta
Onde
Richmond
Scinde
Shikarpore
Jacob
Charles Napier
Hyderabad
Scindo
Her Majesty’s Orb
Europe
Moussillite
Megrat
Enserta Io
Coromandel
Kandahar
Hingalee
Havin
Waozeer
Presidency
England
Supreme Court
Deccan
London
Oriental Bank
Commission on the lunatic audit of Reverend Benjamin Lewes at Coach and Horses Inn
A commission de lunatico inquisitorio opened at the Coach and Horses Inn Isleworth to assess the mind and capacity of Reverend Benjamin Lewes rector of Kilcheden Carmarthenshire now at Wyke House Brentford. Testimony described prior mental distress after a fall from a horse and subsequent delusions of poverty debt and fear of debt collectors. The inquiry, before Commissioner Winslow with fifteen jurors, noted Lewes’s substantial property and income and his inability to manage his affairs or pay debts.
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Coach and Horses Inn
Sion House
Duke of Northumberland
Isleworth
Winslow
Benjamin Lewes
Kilcheden
Carmarthenshire
Costello
Wyke House
Brentford
James
Chancery Bar
Davis
David Davis
Carmarthen
Evans
Newgate
William Iliams
Coventry
Conolly
A. Morison
Ted
Coatello
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Repnesextatiox
T. W. Fleming
Isle of Wight
A. A.court Holmes
Bari Yarborough
Dudley Pelham
John Simeon
Eay
Richard Simeon
William Parker
Hawthorne House
Bonrn
Stamford Mercury
Turver
Besil Brownlow
Charles Henry Cust
Lindsey
Earl of
Bexwick
Aylwio
Eat India
Berwick
Savile Ogle
M.P
Newcastle Journal
Gateshead
Walsatt
BR. E. Littleton
Charles Foster
Walsall
Sittleton
Foster
Ferest
Galeon
Birmingham
Bedford
Green Man
George Street
Westies Saint
John Reynard
Francia Street
Athanche Secieenk
Joshua Walmaley
James Walsh
Joahua Walmsley
Sir Joahua
Sir Joshua
Word of God
Society of Friends
Prosscutor
God
Liverpool Mercury
Rusnoxiam
Cord Br‘amine