Tyrella Strand Still Beckons For Great Britain Wreck
A Belfast Chronicle report describes Tyrella strand as the ongoing focus for salvage of the Great Britain steamship wreck. It details attempts to upright and examine the vessel, describes local scenery, and notes the patient, costly efforts by shipwrights, captains, and rural helpers amid uncertain prospects of revival.
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Ambitious sewer plan, art gallery woes, and royal notes
A London sewerage venture aims to collect waste for a distant reservoir to benefit public health by reducing Thames contamination. Critics blame National Gallery purchases for poor art acquisitions and question commissioners. Items mention Lord John Russell, Westminster politics, Kensington conservatory, and public notices on taxes, savings banks, and the Nelson monument construction.
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A Calendar For Sunrise Sunset And Tidal Times
A fragmented calendar entry explains methods to calculate sunrise and sunset times for Britain and Ireland using latitude, with adjustments above and below 61 degrees. It lists high water times at major ports and notes changes in day length, moon phase, and a few historical references, including Prince Alfred’s birth year.
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Triumph for London Liberals in Lord Russell Poll Drift
The Weekly Chronicle reports a triumphant Liberal return in London with Lord John Russell at the head of the poll alongside Pattison and Baron Rothschild, noting a surge of support despite a quiet election. It lauds the electorate’s stance against religious bigotry and praises Russell’s free trade stance and past reforms.
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Sir Robert Peel at Tamworth Speech Highlights
A long speech by Sir Robert Peel followed his Letter to the Electors of Tamworth. The speech was fair and considerate, aimed at Tamworth Burghers who should know Peel’s broader aim for England. The Baronet addressed the local audience with a national message.
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Lord George Bentinck’s Manifesto Attacks Peel
London commentary notes Lord George Bentinck refuses to let Sir Robert Peel recover after his recent manifesto. A new Letter to the Electors of Lyon prompts critique, with readers reporting their constituents never received a copy. The exchange mocks the appearance versus substance, citing the Chinamen remark as illustrative irony.
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Lord George Bentinck On Peelites and Corn Law Policy
The article reviews Lord George Bentinck’s critique of Sir Robert Peel’s famine era measures and the Corn Law repeal. It argues Peel acted with public spirit, while Lord George mixes revenge with policy and pushes a mix of Protectionist and reform proposals. It questions the lasting value of the letter and sketches future policy directions.
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Electoral successes of the Government candidates
The piece reports rapid electoral gains for government supporters across London and other cities with returns favoring Liberal, free trade, and reform lines. It highlights Finsbury events, Lord John Russell’s past reform actions, and the rising strength of pro reform candidates in Westminster, Halifax, Leeds, Coventry, Liverpool, Nottingham, and Bath.
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Roebuck Ousted From Bath Representation
Lord Ashley has replaced Mr. Roebuck as Bath's representative after fifteen years of service. The change, though spurred by some differences, is blamed on besotted bigotry of misled electors and is described as a disgrace to the kingdom.
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