Fennion on Foreign Travellers in England and Continental Travel
The writer muses on English travelers abroad and foreigners in London, criticizing motives of travel. He questions whether travels serve education or display, noting mothers seeking economy, couples honeymooning, and single men chasing pleasure and cheap wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fennion
Odinus
Best
England
London
Martigan
Papa
Mama
Rome
Irish Policy Debated as Lords and Commons Adjourn
In parliament discussions the government’s Irish policy draws petitions of support while Lords debate reform measures and magistrate inquiries. Lord Russell argues for a Commons-led influence over policy, cites historical precedents, and recalls Ireland’s enduring crime and land tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Ireland
House of Commons
Baronet
Glenelg
Beret
Earls Grey
Wellesley
Lancashire
Commons
Tigut
Robert Peel
Marquis of
Headfort
Lord Oxmantown
John Russell
House of Lords Monday Proceedings Mentions Outrage Committee
The Lords devoted time to petitions on various subjects and the third reading of the Mutiny Bill. The Earl of Glengall was substituted on the committee on Irish outrages in place of the Marquis of Londonderry who was absent for private reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Earl of Wington
SnounNe
Ireland
Scotland
Marquess of Laxspowne
Duke of Wellington
Marquess of Lansd
House OF Commons
Robert Dunpas
Richand
Yorkshire
City OF Lodon
Metropolitan Police Force
Joan Russeur
Metropolitan Police
Bristol
H. Berkeley
Peace Society
Pourert Thomson
Earl of Lichfield
Manchester and Birmingham
Totley
Dronefield
Derby
Rampton
Cambridge
Preston Weyre
Preston and Wyre
Lit
Rupert Pret
T. S. Duncombe
John Russell
Joan Russevi
Lord Patmerston
Mexico
Count Sebastiani
St. Paulo Seo
Benjamin Hall
Hawes
G. & Yiddle
Air Benitentiaries
WalLace
Supreme Court
Earl of Glengall
Marquis of Londonderry
Barrington
George III
Becker
Blacker
Crea
Lord Roden
William
Lord Notmenby
Orange
Lord Normanby
Lord Anglesey
Lord ‘Wellesley
Lord ‘Normanby
United Kingdom
Lord Oxmantown
Lord Wellesley
King’s County
Littleton
America
Lord J. Russell
Oxmantown
Lord Ebrington
Assize
Sessions
Tipperary
O’loghlen
Bath
Indus
Ireland's Crime and Coercion Under Normanby Policy Debate
Debates in Parliament examine Ireland's state under Lord Normanby 1835 1838. Speeches compare crime rates coercive measures and the balance of mercy and law, with critics urging reform and defenders praising government actions and unity.
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Imperial Parliament
Crawtorp
Gene Meg
Aalimaiceniale
Joan. Russein
Rose
Lords’ Committee
House of Peers
Lord Grey
Haddington
Normanby
Earl Grey
Portugal
Lords
J. Russell
Kilkenny
Armagh
George the Third
Elizabeth
Fitzgibbon
Lord Clare
Arthur Young
Burke
H. Longridge
Whiteboys
Finsbury
Dorchester
Associationa
Dublin
Lrd Morpeth
Dungombe
R. Peen
Lord Glenelg
Lord Palmerston
Nisus
Euryalus
Lord Melbourne
Home Department
Pigot
Association
Right
House of
County of
Tyrone
Viscount Caledon
Wigan
Mr. Ewart
Borough of
Spencer Horsey de Horsey
Robert Holland
John Walbanke Childers
Pierce Butler
Thomas Hawkes
Edward Stillingfleet Cayley
Francis Hurt
John Henry Vivian
Henry Me
Emerson Ten- Next
Tipporary
Sheffield
Her
Mr. Tennent
Hear
Smrra O’brien
Lord Lorton
Longford
Colonel Perceval
Lasceulles
Betten
Lord Powerscourt
O’connor
Stoneyy Herbert
William Somervile
Grattan
Colonel Conolly
Lucas
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