St Albans Election and Poole Union Motions in Commons
Debates covered St Albans election petition merits with Earl Listowel, plus calls for Poole union relief records and child death details. The Rum Duties amendment passed, the Caroline destruction motion delayed, and Poor Law Amendment Bill clauses debated and amended before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Rnvard
Brou
Derby
ST. Albans
A. Savrord
St. Nat
William Earl Listowel
Albans
Lasovehere
House of Lords
Goulburn
Ont LA Souchere
Hume
Poole Union
Listmore
Peter Rickets
Rebecca Moore
Wir
Felden
Fox Mauze
Newfoundland
Pasington
Newfoundand
Mr. Pakington
John Russell
Lord Stanley
Lord Howick
Gladstone
George Grey
Lord Sandon
Sheil
Lord Ashley
Langdale
James Graham
Ward
Thomas Cochrane
Charles Buller
Lascelles
Ordnance Surveys
Sir Hussey
Vivian
Lord G. Somerset
Granville Somerset
Joanx Russrut
Wann
Jens Rossexe
Waser
Co. &E
T. Dusconne
Gisnorne
B. Woon
Board of Guardians
SmvtnoRr
Pater Thali
Suicide attempt and inquests flood Westminster pages
A nineteen year old governess attempted suicide by diving into the Serpentine but was rescued by two royal horse guards. An inquest into Henry Phillimore's death, caused by a fall and subsequent delirium tremens, returned an accidental death verdict. A fatal accident after a carriage strike left a child dead and injured another. Multiple inquests cover a fire that burned several houses in Berkshire and Kent, with victims including a deaf mother and two daughters. Additional fires in Cambridgeshire, Staffordshire, and Warwickshire caused further fatalities and losses. Market report notes hop plant forward but steady prices with selling pressure growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brompton
Royal Horse Guards
Fatan
Gell
Prince’s-head
Prince’s Street
Westminster
Henry Phillimore
Fenton's Hotel
St. James’s-street
Drury-lane
Westminster Hospital
Higgins
Regent Terrace
Widcombe
Claverton-street
Lloyd
Bath
Higgs
Prince’s Head
Princes-street
Richard Bell
Catherine Crimmin
Smith’s Rents
York-Street
Leekhampstead
Newbury
Berkshire
Coulton
Eynesford
Kent
Crockton Hill
Ann
Samuel Witt
Swaffan Prior
Cambridgeshire
New Mills
Staffordshire
Messrs. Roachford and Co
Grafton
Warwickshire
Yong
West
Saint Peter
Oldacre
Russia
Pelargonia
Lindley
New Gardener's Chronicle
Aczicut Turat
Marcu
Scotland
Ireland
Norfolk
Lincolnshire
Leicestershire
Northamptonshire
Smithfield
Newgate
Leadenhall
Murphy
Leigh
E. N
Gloucester
Wepwespay
E.N
M. Fair
John xviii
Isaiah Lili
Peter i
H. Stowkll
Bath Prontant Association
Chartie
Society of Friends
Th c
Ihe
Platiur
Rho Succese
S. Bartlett
H. Stowell
Manchester
Frost
Williams
Jones
Hugh Stowell
Baines
Catholic College
Shakspeare
Miner
Liverpool
New Orleans
Natchitoches
Texas
Mexico
Lord Ebrington
Lord Normanby
Home Department
India
Lord Auckland
St. Thomas
Portsmouth
Emanuel
Mr. Emanuel
Price
Weipesday
Sackville Hotel
Scotsman
Glasgow Argus
John Parnell
Teignmouth
Aspen Mon
Henry Parnell
Globe
Innes
Ann Connell
Twyford
James Collins
Hhe
Central Criminal Court
Perry
Rio Janeiro
Havre
Telemaque
Antwerp
Trieste
Crt
Lizard Point
Falmouth
Brunell
London
Buttail
Topsham
Buttall
Cga
Fuller
Sun
Alliance
Marshall
Ovingdean
Rayale
Lovegrove-street
Old Kent Road
Tuest
Correspondence on Legal Questions and Subscriber Advice
A long page of Q and A on lease terms waivers magistrate actions ejectment and family settlements. Readers seek guidance on tenancy arrears annuities mortgages and guardianship with names of correspondents and various hypothetical cases across property law and social obligations.
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H. B
Geo. Lambert
J. B
Alfred
TL. W
Enquirer
J. P
Benes
Caithness
William Vincent
W. W. (Hanwell
William Kay
Fou
J. W
J.S. L
I.S
Court of Requests
A.B. C
W.G. C
Toto
Piva
April gardening and lunar notes from a 19th century issue
The piece outlines April as a month opening new growth with Venus as tutelar deity, notes the sun’s movement through Taurus, and lists lunar phases. It reports on weather, forecasts, and agricultural guidance, including sowing peas, planting beans, and pruning, with Höss attention to Liebig and soil excretions.
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Howard Ia
Mercury
Venus
Zadkies
Seville
Lyons
Euphrates
China
Portugal
Isle of Thanet
Stoke
Buckinghamshire
Liebeg
Lieber
Decandelle
Jerusalem
Time of sunrise and high water pilot notes 1841
The article explains a method to compute sunrise and sunset times by adjusting for latitude relative to 51 deg 51 min and 51 deg 30 min, and lists corrections to high water times for major UK ports compared with London Dock. It also covers ongoing US political questions, transport news from the Britannia steamer, and American legal actions around Mr. M Leod, with UK mood of cautious interest as a stormy season at sea continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Ates
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Boston
Halifax
Ultime
M‘leod
New York
Mr. Fox
United States
Lockport
Mr. Crittenden
Albany
General Scott
Canada
Buffalo
Washington
Lord Palmerston
Nolle
Drew
Jews Declared Admission Bill Passes in House of Commons
A Wednesday Second Reading debate on the Jews admission to Municipal Offices ended with a 108 to 31 vote in favor. The piece notes Mr Gladstone’s rival stance, Mr Macaulay’s sharp rebuttal, and the broader implications for religious rights across Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gladstone
Robert Inglis
Macaulay
Gladstone
Church of England
Goulburn
Mr. Divett
Election Committees and the Peel bill impact
The St Albans and Canterbury Election Committees have shown that no decision in election matters can be reliably reached under the current law. Peel's bill softens some anomalies, ending the ballot scandal and petting books, yet expense and delay persist as election committees still base outcomes on cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
St. Albans
Canterbury
Mr. Austin
Smythe
Lord Listowel
Carlton Club
New House of Commons sketch on Dr Lushington and his constituents
The article recounts a Tuesday debate in the House of Commons over creating separate provisions in Metropolitan Unions to house certain women driven to workhouses. Dr Lushington pleads for attention, defending a plan to separate dissolute from well behaved, aiming to protect distressed women from taunting and maintain order, emphasizing classification over punishment and preserving dignity within workhouse management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B
Lushington
House of Commons
St. Giles
Tower Hamlets
Robert Peel
Mr. Colquhoun
Public correction demanded over Lord Denman misstatements
In a strong editorial stance the paper defends Lord Denman against misrepresentation in press reports about the Waldegrave case. It notes the danger of uncontradicted anonymous criticism and urges a public correction and explanation, criticizing the notion that rich offenders escape penalties. The piece regrets the misapprehension and calls for timely action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Denman
Lord Waldegrave
Frederick Pollock
Agricultural intellect measured by publications in 1841
A critique of agricultural journals condemns their prejudice beyond practical farming data. It cites the Quarterly Journal of Agriculture blaming the Poor Law for harvest failures, disputes over emigration, and contrasts with the British Farmers' Magazine. The Bath protest meeting and other era notices follow, with remarks on politics and trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarterly Journal of Agriculture
British Farmers’ Magazine
Trade in Corn and the Vision-Seers Critique
A harsh critique of free trade and the visionaries behind it, deriding a Magazine piece on reducing farm labour through machinery. It attacks John Brereton for a poem defending new Agar farming concepts and mocks Pinkus and supporters as lacking intelligence and practical sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huskisson
Happy Land
John Brereton
Pinkus
Boileau
Jos Brereton
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Cuddon
Fearsley
Dieffenbach
Horn
Yearsley
Diefenbach
Lancet
Philadelphus
Co. W.S. H
Weekly Chronicle
R. C
Sheffield
Constantier
Great Britain and Ireland
Lowdon
the Weekly Chronicle
DR. Lushington
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