Abolition debates and Ashburton treaty notes
In the Lords and Commons a heated session covered the Reform Bill, slave trade abolition efforts, and the Ashburton capitulation. Debate adjourned. motions on registration, education, and public notices followed, with emphasis on slave-trade piracy, foreign treaties, and parliamentary procedures.
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House OF Lords
Earl of Saarressury
Duke of Buccnelles
Whapacuivrs
Ser
Commons
Coast of Africa
Bolivia
Uruguay
Texas
Hull and Selby
Newcastle and Darlington
Sheffield
Ashton-under-Lyne
Manchester
Oxford
Barcot
Chepstow
Carmarthen
Birkenhead
Bolton
Lancaster
Brovera
Ashburton
Lord Ashaurton
Lord Jougham
Washington
Duke of
Lord Brorcuas
Lord Camrseth
Lord Ashburton
Lord Camper
Lord Aberdeen
France
Lord Densas
Duke of Wittindton
Easter recess notices shape 1813 Parliament agenda
The London weekly notes a busy House of Commons before Easter, with motions on education poor law corn law and suffrage. It highlights planned committee supply days, Ricardian import duties, and pending debates led by Duncombe Russell and Ewart, forecasting a packed session post recess and renewed pressures on taxation and reform.
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Washington
House of Commons
House of Lords
Ma Ricardo
Ricardo
Gladstone
Robert Peel
France
Portugal
Spain
Brazils
Mr. Duncombe
Baron Gurney
Jones
Leicester
Nicholl
Ewart
John Russellis
Air Howe
Sig
Hume
College of Maynuooth
Cochrane
Bridport
Oxford
Maynooth
Villiers
London
Sharman Crawford
Buller
Scholefield
Cologne
Carlsruhe
Heidsberg
Berlin
Foulonnais
Morocco
United States
Tangiar
Wes
East Suyfork Execuion
Charles Broke Vére
Rendlesham
A. Shafto Adair
Flixton Hall
Adair
Lord Rendlesham
Bourk
Dizon
Smite
Shaw
Dovisa
Cuateaw
Chatham
Chronicle
Lossors
Tyne
Charles William
Messrs. Richardson and Co
Dublin Busi Ng Afail
Tory
F. Shaw
M.P
Fercell
Wats
Dublin Evening Mail
O'Connell
Ireland
Dublin
Thomastown
Kilkenny
Waterford
Slane
Dunleer
Drogheda
Navan
Lisnakea
Countess of
Carrick
Langrishe
Power
Kilfane
Charles Kendal Bushe
Ossory
John Fower
Bart
Kilfana
Buckingham
County Hall
Aylesbury
Earl Stanhope
Lord Nugent
J. Dashwood King
Harry Verney
Mr. Howard
Cambridgeshire
Bedfordshire
Howard
United Kingdom
Duke of Buckingham
Committee of Council On Education
Debate on allotments and relief measures in Parliament
Fragment from a parliamentary session recounts motions on land allotment for the laboring poor, opposition to reliance on import duties and monopolies, and discussions of enacting general enclosure acts. Attendees include Egerton and Palmerston as the house counts out on a motion.
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Syria
Foreign Office
Savrus
James Granall
Home
T. Woon
Middlesex
A Calendar for Britain and Ireland Times and Tides
A dated calendar explains sunrise sunset by latitude and adds or subtracts minutes per degree from 61 30 for sunrise and sunset. It lists high water corrections for ports including Bristol York Falmouth Hull Milford Haven and others with various hour adjustments. The piece references notices to correspondents for further calendar information.
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Franc Lyon Goldsmid
England
Loaper Acre
Morning Chronicle
Aivedrenatine Td Vesacese
Winisast Gairin
Hermony-hall
Stockbridge
Hants
Great Britain and Ireland
Bondon
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Myford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
After-Easter Bill of Fate Raises Parliamentary Apathy
The writer compares tax policies to Birmingham style protests and condemns the Income Tax as a burden shift from rich to poor. He notes embryos of legislation and questions what will come, lamenting political apathy since Reform and predicting an early session close around June 4.
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Lhgal
Wm. Dowling
Court of Requests
Tras Moat
France
S. F—Alegatee
S.S. B
Brarriage
Walsall
P. P
the East India Company
T. A
Mary B
G.S
Court of Review
J. Wi
Birmingham
George the
Spain's Finance Policy Faces Uncertain Future
The piece lauds Don Ramon Calatrava as honorable and steadfast while warning English capitalists to beware. It notes a new loan scheme tied to Almaden mines and a 20 million real charge on Cabos revenues, amid political fragility in Madrid. The Regent, the Duke of Victoria, and Queen Christina loom large as Cortes pressures mount and succession questions arise.
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Ramon Gilatrava
Spain
Duke of Victoria
Almwaden
Baron Rothschild
Senor Salamanca
Cabs
Christina
Madrid
Sener Calatrava
Paries
Dona Francisco
Senate
Mechiavelli
Don Francisco de Paula
Senor Calatrava
Peninsula
Calatrava
Lord Ashburton’s Memorial in House of Lords Debate
The Duke of Wellington moved to enter Lord Ashburton’s vote of thanks into the Minutes to honor the Washington treaty. Lord Brougham’s speech dominates, praised for its boldness yet blamed for deriding Cass and Republican institutions. The piece questions England’s diplomacy, calls Mrs Trollope a political comparator, and asks how Cass’s presidency might be affected by the speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Wellington
Lord Ashburton
England
Lord Brougham
House of Lords
Lord Lansdowne
Cass
Fories
Webster
Jackson
Trollope
The Brazilian Mission Disorder and European Affairs
The piece criticizes the failure of Mr. Ellis's mission to Rio de Janeiro, debating Aberdeen versus Palmerston and calling for free trade and tariff reform. It notes railway openings in Germany, Moroccan-US tensions, and looming political contests in East Suffolk and London elections, while detailing social issues in Chatham and Tyne wrecking incident and Irish party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ellis
Rio Janeiro
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Palmerston
Foreign Office
Brazil
Liverpool
China
George Robins
Ellis
Cape of Good Hope
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ListHarr
J. Campbell
Doctors’ Commons
James Graway
Hinovey
J. Ressect
Baronet
J. Gizson
Commission of Inquiry
Escort
Vrurters
J. Graray
Rozsecs
Lord Asutey
Lord Incesttre
Bilston
Brorner
Horner
Boursr Peet
Bir
B. Cocapane
Maynooth College
Macminnon
Jonny Warsh
Joan Watts
Jamies Gearast
Jerusalem
Dr. Bowerxe
Porte
Prussia
Alexander
Durat
Caterbury
Mussuleen
Marring
Holy City
R. Inglis
R. Peet
Bowring
Palestine
Dr. Bowring
Lord Pal MeRsTon
R. Peel
Legh
Meteo
Ephem
Zadkiel
Mownoay
Ruyton Fair
Zedkiel
Haweer
Teas
M. A
Surrey
Epictton
George Bowden
B. G
M. M
Scargat
la Verite
W. W
Charterhouse
Christ's Hospital
E.B
Letrenx
Weekly Chronicle
Supra House
East India House
James Law Lushington
G.C.B
John Cotton
East India Company
Robert Campbell
James
Weir Hogg
Esq
Hug Lindsay
Archibald Robertson
Henry Sykes
Henry Willock
K.L.S
Henry Alexander
Jeremiah Bryant
C.B
Stanley Clarke
John Shepherd
Esa
Francis Warden
Wm. Youn
Forceries
Turkey
Vwe
Constantinople
Odessa
Greece
Charter House Square
London Tavern
Clement
John Pirie
Caixa
United Service Institution
Great Scotland Yard
Noble
Agnea
Jemima
Glasgow
Havre
Hamburg
Sestre
Holst
Holmstrand
Harlingen
Texel
Nieuwhiof
Gartsherrie
Madeira
the Weekly Chronicle
Mr. Egerton
Aghonby
Henry A. Aldam
William Arkwright
George Collett
John (Athlons) Cowper
W. F. Egerton
Wm. Tatton Eliot
Lord Escott
Bickham Graham
Sir J. Harcourt
G. Granville Herbert
Sydney Hodgson
Barnstaple
Eee
Foreign Affairs.—Spanish Finance
Mrs. Trollgpe
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