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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 02, 1840

Page

4

Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues Bill Debated in Lords

Debates in the House of Lords cover the Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues Bill with bishops opposing the measure for curbing cathedral rights while urging reform. the committee proceeds, and the session adjourns after several related bills are advanced.

Lord Exeresam Lord Metsourne Exeter Ripon Lord Grey London Duke of Wentracton Ates Chancettor Metropolitan Police Courts House of Commons Chancery Courts Lord Brovenam Court of Chancery Lord Linphurst Ireland Earl of Duarleville Dublin

Death of Lord Durham and Spanish constitutional struggle

The issue honors Lord Durham as a statesman of principle, with respect from aristocracy and affection from the people, and laments his loss while noting Spain’s ongoing shift toward constitutional government amid liberal and military forces, along with Paris and other international notes, including mutinies and public disturbances.

Lord Durham Bourne Edinburgh

The Harvest and the Bank

In a harsh economic forecast, the piece argues that Corn Laws and class legislation threaten industry. It predicts a short harvest, scarce wheat stocks, and rising bullion exports. It criticizes Bank directors for not backing repeal and warns of resulting unemployment, high discounts, and widespread distress.

Midland London

Eastern Question and the balance of power in the Middle East

The piece argues five great powers back a Muslim ruler to guard Constantinople while disagreeing on Syria and Egypt. It critiques Mehemet Ali’s tyranny, Syria’s revolt, and the risk to European peace from coercing Egypt. France’s motives and honor are scrutinized, warning against needless conflict that would harm all.

House OF Commons Sreaxer Administration of Justice Birmingham House Consolidated Fund Coancellor Exchequer Dublin Townsley London Liverpool Warburton Nichol John Thorogood Nicholl Joan Russet Thorogood Warsurton Barnes Estcourt H. H Equity Anna E. Higgins Tgnotus Hampstead W.B Maberly Chitty Archbold A.C Court of Chancery the Times Lord Durham Canada House of Lords Mr. Canning England St. Petersburgh Canadas Colonial Gazette British North America Constantinople Austria Russia Prussia Syria Mehemet Ali France Egypt Beth Lord Palmerston Monsieur Thiers Turkey Europe Nazib Pacha Paris Rance

Power Shifts and Army Control Fears in Spain

The liberal press warns that power rests in Espartero as a new Cortes is sought and ministers resign. Constraints on the army raise fears of an imposed footing, with finances unlikely to balance until army obedience is secured. A military-led path risks undermining economy and law.

Spain Don Carlos Terens Alcala Galiano Martinez de la Rosa Isturitz Narvaez Napoleon Ferdinand the 7Th France Barcelona Espartero Liberal

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