Easter debates and Ireland reform in parliament
In the Lords and Commons debates, ministers and peers discussed Easter holidays, libel damages against a Wolverhampton editor, and the Railway Deposits Bill. Irish relief via outdoor provision, its economic impact, and risks to landholding were debated with mixed support and fierce rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Pent
Doncax
Lxaestne
Wolverhampton Chronicle
Free Grammar School
Lichfield
Allen
Privy Council
Treasury
Canpwext
Wolverhampton
Wood
Chat Gentleman
Lim
Lisa
Crostin
Saxcox
Mestz
Tworrs
Ewart
J. Gratin
IxcessEe
Mcorratt
ExeneQeen
Lord J. Russet
W.cornett
Mnnorraty
M. P. Senove
Ireland
England
Mr. Bevans
Tris
Trelaid
J. Gnawam
Mr. P. Scropp
P. Scrope
Mr. Scrope
Treland
Scrope
S. Oorrex
Lor Jousx Bessece
Poor Law Commission of
O'Coxxon Dos
P. Burner
Waxxer
J. Graham
Lord J. Russell
Lord C. Hamilles
Frewes
P. Scrore
A Corner of 19th Century Letters and Inquiries
A lengthy miscellany of reader letters and notices discusses Lord Broughams legal meddling and property law, church parish disputes, legal education, transport ideas for ships, and railway impact on courts. It includes opinions on Ireland land policy, district church questions, and a motion from a German engineer on land transport concepts.
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A. C
Weekly Chronicle
The
Spectator
Lord Brougham
Morigagee
Mia Puping
Milo
A. B
Arla
Worey
Larra Ott
Altough
Tate of Wight
County of Hants
D. D
Surrey
Bir
H. J
H.D
H. D
Prideauz
Inss
Covar
J. L
Common Pleas
L.w.js
Gloucester
Journal Des Chemins de Fers
Robert Peel
Panama
Suez
Aervant
Gustav Taseny
Darmstadt
Manchester
England
Ireland
Cromwell
W.M
W. T
X.X
Doctor Howard
Exster-street
Little Pollard-street
Stamford Street
Stoke Newington
Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Timekeeping rules for tides and sunrises in 18th century charts
The document outlines calculations for sunrise and sunset times, adjusting by proportion for degrees, and adding or subtracting minutes to determine high water and port times. It lists specific port times for Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southington with daily notes on calendars and religious observances.
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Voreal
Soto
Britain
Parket
Lonton
Bristol
Cork Cove
Falmouth Harounr
Hull
Milford Haven
Hrighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southington
Campaign on the Sutlej Great Victory and Peace Terms
The Parliament lauded the Sikh War heroes after decisive victories at Moodkee Ferozeshah and Sobraon. Dispatches praise English and native troops, outline the peace terms, and warn of political tensions over Ireland and Coercion bills affecting Corn Laws. The piece critiques ministers, debates potential concessions, and notes timing for reform measures and Lords’ actions.
Victory in India and honors for Hardinge and Gough
The Sutlej Beas frontier is settled with the Beas as the frontier. Sir Henry Hardinge and Sir Hugh Gough are urged to be granted peerages after a swift, decisive win. The House of Commons cheers the move and warns against renewed war, arguing Britain’s full power should deter further aggression rather than provoke conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Auckland
Bengal Artillery
Sobraon
Henry Hardinge
Earl of Rivas
Lord Colchester
House OF Commons
R. Pernt
House of Lords
Sule
England
H. Sith
Aliwal
Loochanah
Hurrakee
Bussean
Sir H. Smith
Loocianah
H. Smith
Gough
Buddowal
Tlack
Loodianak
Echellon
Loochansh
Cureton
Baronet
Loocianab
Wheeler
Right
Harry Smith
Monte Video
Buenos Ayres
Peninsular
Vimeira
Corunna
Ciudad Rodrigo
Badejor
Salamanca
Vittoria
Pyrenees
Orthez
Toulouse
Washington
New Orleans
America
Waterloo
India
R. Sale
R. Dick
Maida
Alexandria
Busaco
Fuentes d'Onor
Badajoz
Burgos
F. Somerset
Duke of Wellington
Major Somerset
Somerset
R. Peel
Hugh Goug
Charles Napier
J. Thackwell
Duke of Wallington
Pollock
Gilbert
Axsaye
Sir R. Peel
J. Honnavsy
H. Gough
K. Peel
Eodem
H. Hardinge
Parliament
Senate
C. Russett
Reading
Bright
Alee
Bengal
R. Indas
Robert Peel
Hugh Gough
Marlborough
Blenheim
Nelson
Nile
Collingwood
Treulgar
Gol
J. Russete
Nerious N
de Lacy Evans
Spain
H. Davanlas
Sir H Smith
Huotuentes
Lord Hollas
Hume
Lebraon
East India Company
H. Dardinge
R. Petit
iGh
Akill
H Gough
Waldemar
Prussia
J. Hosnovly
Great Britain
Stacey
Folhorge
R. Ixcots
J. Thackewell
R. Peex
Mackinnon
James Granam
London
Lymington
William Scott
Duscombe
Dundee
Ireland
W.S. O'Baren
Baltinglass
Galway
James Gnallan
Beave
James Graham
Napoleon
Ferozepore
Covernor
Moodkee
Ferozeshach
Delhi
Loodianah
Godley
Sir Harry Smith
Tite de Pont
Empire
Third Dragoons
Amritsar
Gholab Singh
Panchayet
Lahore
Sailej
Ferozepores
Uimballah
Sutlej
Beas
Iberiy
The Sixty Second Regiment and Clearing of an Injustice
A public writer must repair wrong impressions. The article rebuts a charge against the 62nd Regiment based on Sir John Littler's Despatch. It argues the claim that the regiment failed in duty is unfounded and emphasizes truth over publication errors.
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Ferozeshah
John Littler
62Nd
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Earl of Arron
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H. Bardinge
Marquis of Lansdowne
Sheekawattes
Duke of West MacTon
Unvn
Wisi
Hent Duke of Wellington
Woxcestis
Worcenter
Bailey
Brecon
Crawshay Bailey
Viscount Fielding
Earl of Denbigh
Miss Pennant
Earl of Cardigan
Downing
Flintshire
David Pennant
Thomas Pennant
Emma Brudenell
Micuart
Cagstersquane
W. Harrison
Westminster
Manaing CaTalani
Florence
Madame Catalan
Martha Stone
Samuel Wilber
St. John's Wood
Noskes
Hellingly
Jim
F. H. Gell
West Sussex
Cheater
Jervis
Q.C
Justice Williams
Her
Legal & Miscellaneous
Great Britain and Ireland
Drorera
Hiui Watee
Risa Sats
the Weekly Chronicle
Robert Peet
Lords
William Somerville
George Grey
John Russell
Sidney Herbert
George Bentinck
Smith O'Brien
Mr. O'Connell
O'Connell
Mrr. Smith O'Brien
Duke of Richmond
Commons
Hour of Commons
the Sixty-Second Regiment
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