Privilege Debates Over Calumny in the House of Commons
Amid heated exchanges Sir J Graham and colleagues address alleged calumnies and a Times report about Mr Ferrand. The debate centers on how the House should respond, whether to postpone action, and how to balance honor, precedent, and the rights of accused members.
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London
Beverley
B.psex
R. Ixells
Robert Peel
Borrowick
House OF Commons
New Zealand
Ackensy
Lasovchenre
Robert Peer
J. Graham
Mr. Hogg
Knaresborough
Ferrand
Times
James Graham
Walter
Nottingham
Mr. Walter
James
Kingdom
Hogend
Iis
Pees
Baronet
J. Ross
LE Shou
F. Frexell
T. Dixcombe
Mr. Roebuck
Beverey
Hon
Disputed House Debate on Previous Question Motion
Members clash over alleged misreporting and bias as Lord Howick and Lord Manners spar over a previous question. Sir J Graham defends inquiry, while Hume, Knaresborough, and others urge swift investigation and accountability before the house adjourns.
Admiralty pension awarded to Sir W Parker in China service
The article notes the Right Honourable Earl of Haddington approving an Admiralty pension of £300 per annum for Vice Admiral Sir W. Parker in recognition of his distinguished China service. It also mentions the Attorney General in Dublin taking a mansion for the season and other brief items from Westminster and beyond.
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Ireland
Mr. Smith
M.P
Eatonsquare
Earl of Haddington
J. Brenton
Admiralty
China
W. Parker
G.C.B
London
Christ Church
Newgate-street
Christ's Hospital
St. Marylebone
Spry
Mippte Tempiz
Thomas Charles Thompson
Ernest Jones
Witt Forceries
Barber
Freemasons
Axminster
Western Times
Serjeant
Merewether
Devizes
Ludlow
Dover Chronicle
Travatcar Square
Bastenne Bitumen Company
Kixe
Cottece Hospital
Frontiers of
Servia
Cologne
M. Danilewsky
Wycsitch
Petroniewitsch
Constantinople
Liverpool Albion
John Standon
William Street
Newcut
Lambeth
Charing-cros Hospital
Regent Street
St. James's
Charing-cross Hospital
Charles Golding
Fara Faty
Payne
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Michael Sheridan
J. P. Hayward
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Oor Shuey
Guy's Hospital
Broadstreet
Golden Square
Hills
Alfred Swaine Taylor
Ebeny Seapigetien
Birch-street
Stockport
Harriet Parrot
James Parrot
Parrot
Giobe
Time of Sunrise and High Water Calculations for Great Britain
The article outlines methods to compute sunrise and sunset by latitude, and times of high water at major ports from London Docks data. It lists adjustments for Bristol, Cork, Falmouth, Hull, Milford Haven, Brighton, Cowes, Dover, Dublin, Holyhead, Liverpool, Port Glasgow, and Southampton, followed by a sweeping editorial critique of Mr. Ferrand and the Peel government over parliamentary conduct.
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Great Britain
Ireland
End
London Dock
Ates
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Week in Saxony April 28 Three Sundays after Easter 119 days old moon
The notice lists liturgical lessons for Easter season. It gives celestial data for April 28 including moon age and sun declination, followed by weather notes and ephemeris terms. It then repeats for May 6 with similar astronomical and weather remarks and specifies more liturgical readings.
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Saxony
Meteo
Ephem
Zadkiel
Martinico
Turspay
London University
Verpax
St. Philip and
St. James
Tuturspay
Wellington
Seringapatam
Parliamentary Reports Delay Letters and Sporting Intelligence
The issue notes that length and interest of the Parliamentary Reports prevent answering correspondents this week and promises attention on the next issue. It adds that Dramatic and Sporting Intelligence will be found on the second page.
The Bottle Conjuror in Parliament Calumny Row
London editors condemn Mr Ferrand for persistent calumny against Sir James Graham and Mr Hogg. They recount Ferrand and Oastler pressing false charges, his reluctant apology, and call out his abuse of free speech while defending honest public figures.
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Ferrand
James Graham
the Times
Hogg
Walter
House of Commons
Mr. Walter
Home Secretary
Robert Peel
Thomas Duncombe
D’israeli
Treasury Bench
Roebuck
Oastler
Lord Ashley
Mott
Verrand
Beverly
Nottingham
Times
Ward
Hoge
Alicant Case of Colonel Bonet and the New Spanish Loan
Sir Robert Peel offered limited explanation for Captain Drummond at Alicant where the British flag did not shield Colonel Bonet who reached a ship but was refused entry and killed. The piece argues the mercy and neutrality rules harmed a solitary rebel, notes 1823 complexities, and criticizes Spanish finance schemes and stock-exchange figures shaping a broader unrest.
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Alicant
Bonet
Robert Peel
Drummond
England
Ferdinand
Don Carlos
Portugal
Spain
Colonel Bonet
H. Bulwer
Roncall
Cadiz
Duc d'Angouleme
France
Lord Aberdeen
Europe
Roncali
Fimes
Conde de Olada
Senor
Carrasco
Senor Salamanca
Madrid
Tismes
Stock Exchange
Key
Spain in debt and traders flee blame for profit
The article condemns money schemes harming victims while brokers profit. It argues Spain cannot meet creditors and to expect impending domestic collapse. It notes 40 percent sought daily government funds, cites a slave revolt risk and a Morocco conquest as bondholder hope, finishing with a cynical wish of luck.
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Spain
Natvacz
Providence
Havannah
Morocco
Woodstock Election Mock Contest Reveals Duke of Marlborough Scandal
The Woodstock borough battle between the Duke of Marlborough and his Tory nominee Mr Humfrey exposes alleged tyranny and hardship for tenants. The piece notes 140 cottages under notice, a fined farmer jailed, and almshouse residents shut from a sunny bank, questioning the Marquis of Blandford to shape reform through example.
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Duke of Marlborough
Drummond
Woodstock
Thesiger
Churchill
Ireland
Humfrey
Harris
Jardine
Marquis of
Blandford
Attempted murder by a maniac near Epping
A young farmer’s son William Cook attacked his mother and father and two sisters with a firebrand and tongs in a secluded Thoyden Garnon home. Police custody followed. the elder sister presumed fatally injured, others gravely hurt. the son declared insane by surgeons. A separate inquest at the Lye heard how Jeremiah Morris died after exposure to steam in a factory apparatus, a workman clearing a blocked pipe caused a vacuum and scalding injuries leading to death.
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Epping
Nhon
William Cook
Carter
Stew-greenlane
Thoyden Garnon
Lim
George Dedford
Coopersale
Cook
Eliza
Anne
Merryman
Loft
Evison
Lye
Medaa
Wolverhampton Chronicle
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Smythe
Knarenborough
Diogenes of
Alexander of
Tamworth
Papinesu
R. Ixcris
Razavex
Tam
Ber
J. Manners
Shrewsbury
Lord Howick
John Manners
Hume
Ibel
Mr. Hose
Joan Russett
Incestre
Lord Ingestre
Great Britain and Ireland
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MR. Ferrand
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