Ireland Policy Reflected in Greville’s History of English Rule
A review praises Charles Greville’s Ireland and Past and Present Policy of England Toward Ireland. It lauds his clear style and extensive Irish history knowledge, argues English policy sowed distrust of Catholics, and endorses his call to reverse centuries of Protestant endowment and coercive measures to ease Union tensions.
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Moxon
Charles Greville
Ipeland
Philosophicat Inquirers
England
Ireland
Mr. Greville
John Davies
Haary Sidney
Elizabeth
Jenses
Spenzer
Sir John Davies
Lord Clare
Ward
Robert Inglis
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Helam
Tolssh
Henry Sidney
Bedall
Arch
Cherekes
Raing
Aly
Attila
Ormond
Charles Minia
Visit to Ireland and royal progresses announced in July
The Times reports the anticipated visit of Her Majesty and Prince Albert to Ireland is fixed for July, with Parliament planned to adjourn early to accommodate cabinet attendance. It also notes the Royal return to Osborne House and the Whit Sunday visit planning, plus other political notices and public concerns.
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Ireland
Prince Albert
England
Isle of Whit
Snuti Western
Southampton
Royal Yacht
Cowes
Osborne House
Buckingham Palace
Viscount Holmesdale
West Kent
Lord Marsham
Earl of Romney
Opery
Turton
Queen's College
St. Catharine’s Hall
Christie Es Sauith
Bishop Monk
Peterborough
Lincoln Cathedral
Dean Treland
Westminster
Order of the Bath
Cambridge Advertiser
Samuel Wilberforce
Wesminster
Treasury
Globe
Ward
Partia
Church of Bay 2
Mathew
Anther
Merceut
Morning Chronicle
James
Eeham
James Graham
Sie
Tate
Dunewahe
Westminster Review
Island
Ragland
Duke of Montebello
France
Slitgerland
James Grahan
Wrenshie
Jerpen Marinitai
Exeter
Zina Jrermin
Price drop triggers bread shortages in Garena district
On Wednesday the Garena of Landwark and nearby areas cut land price to band 441 causing shops on Boiekman Street to lower bread prices and see crowds, while merchants face sustained demand and limited bread supply in the area. Accraft: Monday afternoon a serious accident near St. Janes Chapel injured Mrs Coleman and a youth servant after a festival crowd startled her driving gig. she was taken to hospital with head injuries and other wounds.
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Landwark
Boiekman
St. Janes's Chapel
Wampsead Road
Coleman Wan
Attecod
HB. Hughes
G. Coballisian
Cole
Worrell
Buckstone
Association
Cullenford
Adelphi Theatre
Duke of Northumberland
Chas, Kean
Beg
Wlc. Macceads
B. Webster
Esq
Sergeant Tulfuord
A. Barnerd
G.C.B
J. Vandenhoff
Elen Fun
William IV
Hughes
Covat
Baxgscorey
Courta’y Dryx
Holroy
Richard Dunn
Genteman
Irs
Mieg
J. Bailey
Holroyd
Finhlingar
Pane
Euatndy
Intersa
Dann
Fe Fih
Hum
Enery Fay
Big Town
Osteber
Liv Treedte
Glasgow
Liverpeed Limes
Ravio Travectisa
London
Liverpool
Tendon
Livepool
Robert Peel
Prenover
Ondervour
Robert Peet
Tseenpisutsa
Nettham
Toyyor Puppieswick
Hoyte
White Lion Street
Pentonville
Pramias
Roel
Gershia
Siuntler
Staeves
India and China News From Marseilles Dispatch
Dispatches from Marseilles report British views on Punjab preparations for war and Sikh resistance in Sawant Warree and Kolapore. News notes Napier’s expedition, Madras transit duties debate, and rail and finance concerns in Bombay Calcutta.
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Marseilles
India
China
Bombay
Sawant Warree
Kolapore
Arm
Dhuleep
Chandee
Ghoolab
Jumboo
Lakore
Suwatir Singh
Lall Singh
Henry Hardinge
Sumer
Panjaab
Hugh Gough
Dost Mohammed
Akbar Khan
Peshawar
Jellalabed
Khyber
Cashmir
Charles Napier
Endus
Ali Moured
London
Scinde
Scindeia
Sir C. Napier
Mahratta
Goa
Outram
Sattara
Ovans
Europe
Mabratta
Phonde Bawant
Sawunt Warree
Atabo
Chaporra
Legislative Council
Kolungsao
Hong Kong
Aden
Catcutta
Madras
Bengal
Ahalivon
Ding
Madras Presidency
Bombay Presidency
Lord Ellenborough
Court of Directors
Meanes
Napier
Central Asia
Lince
Paris and French Deputies Face Rail Speculation Debates
French sessions discuss Count Dara's plan to curb railway speculation and require receipts transfer only via notary. Debates cover naval contracts, court publication limits, and a rejected motion on judges advertising cases. Reports note stock reactions as shares rise on bill's rejection.
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Dara
France
Rio Janeiro
Martinique
Guadalupe
Havannah
New York
River Plate
Guyana
Gulf of Mexico
Antilles Sea
M. Vivien
M. Thiers
Republicanational
Cop
Venton
England
Paria
Courrier Francais
Paris
Tuveday
Sardinia
Munday
M. Gulzot
Savings-Banke of
Orleans
Reuer
Havre
Dire Palatres
Chamber of Pearson
Pestay
Journal Des Nbats
Bemse
Seasilly
Bordeaux
Cette
Vierzon
Orleaner
Tours
Nantes
Mackenzie’s
Gameron
Lyone
Derrisa
Sesevill
Amd
Tee Riae
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Germany
Westphalia
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Council of the League
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R R. Muare
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George Thompson
Covent Garden Theatre
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Northwich
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Pictou
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Hull
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Sunderland
John Jenkins
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Wales
Arasit
Waverly
League
Martineau
Dawn Island
Stoke
Grieve
Edwards
Manchester
Manchester Theatre Royal
Asti
Hatover-equare Ronmasy
W. J. Pet
Begid Gear
Sony Esq
Caveat Canden Theatre
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Eise
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Catalenis
Yue
Marve
Madrid
Trapani
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Tepra
Spain
Portigal
Braden
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