Reforming the established church finances debate in Parliament
The motion by Mr Horsman urged an inquiry into the church revenues and leases to boost clergy incomes and parish education. Lord Russell resisted a broad inquiry, while ministers and peers debated church property value, lease systems, and possible reforms during a long session with adjournments and committee work.
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Farmers’ Estate Society
Ireland
Company
F. O'Connor
Horsman
Europe
Church of England
Willon
Exageere
Finis
Layson
Hoctendend
Wales
J. Russell
F. Baxtow
J. Reesext
Pesant
Terefore
Finlayson
Ron “Herk
Horemsy
Lord J. Ruswell
Rod
R. Lorre
John Russell
Mr. Horsman
P. Woon
Govsvzx
J. Horsman
Lord W. Rossell
Tom
P. Czawroza
Home
P. Scuorg
England
Scotland
Baornenton
Lord R. Grosvenor
Facan
W. Cray
G. Guer
Baxxes
Bernat
Hume
Spooner
Pecuent
Exuiot
Canowert
Hexstrry
H. Whirotessi
G. Grey
W. Char
Brotherton
Sud
S. Wostzes
Mrr. Macxixson
Windsor Castle
Town
Osaonxe
Lord Morrets
Colonel Fer
Osborne
House OF Commons
Farmers’ Estates Society
Clerks of the Peace
Dublin
G. Benninck
StrrHo
J. Russelx
Sitt Ho0er
Leicester
Gardner
Borough of
Leicestershire
Angollant
Pack
J. Bessext
S. H. Halford
Newpecate
Anstey
The Battle of Boulagh Common Rebellion Suppressed
The Weekly Chronicle reports Sub-Inspector Treat with thirty policemen crushed the Boulagh Common rebellion near Ireland’s south, killing upwards of a dozen rebels and wounding twenty. O Brien fled behind a cabbage patch as natives of Ireland led the crackdown, with British troops not needed. The piece praises Irish constables and warns that rebel networks remain, urging lawful suppression and legislative solutions.
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Boulagh Common
Beadle
Ays
Ireland
Trant
Ateamera
O'Brien
Srest
Treat
Insurgente C'Sorea
O’brien
M'Conneck
Hamlet
Yorick
Shea Lalor
Treland
Europe in turmoil and looming general war across nations
The article surveys a Europe in peril with Schleswig Holstein Denmark and allied Norway Sweden poised for conflict. It details Prussian royal versus popular nationalist tensions, Russian moves in Moldavia and Wallachia, Ottoman caution, Austrian revival, Italian turmoil under Charles Albert, and potential French intervention. It notes Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Greece and Switzerland settling while larger fires spread across the continent.
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Europe
Schleswig-Holstein
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Frankfort
Baltic
Germany
Hanover
Prussia
House of Hapsburgh
House of
Pruth
Moldavia
Naples
Sicily
Genor
Bourbon
Italy
Lombardy
Charles Albert
Cavallaro
Himsel
Trely
Napoleon
Vendome
Austria
Charles Abert
Sardinis
France
Dover
Bosphorus
Ireland
Portugal
Spain
Greece
Switzerland
Sunrise and Sunset Timings by Latitude and Tide
An old guide explains methods to compute sunrise and sunset times for any Great Britain and Ireland location using latitude corrections. It lists high water adjustments for major harbours like London Dock, Bristol, Plymouth, Hull, Milford Haven, and Dublin, with reading of moon phase and daily length, in a dated weekly notice.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brightor Dhorss
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead Herbour
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Irish Debate Breeds Doubt on Westminster Legislation
The Times chronicles Irish Member views as they push varied remedies from Emancipation repeal to tax shifts and land reform. It argues English and Irish MPs cannot fuse, suggests a Dublin parliament and monarch residence to speed Irish business and loyalty, and condemns the Lord Lieutenancy as a costly sham.
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Napier
Reynolda
Blackall
Greene
Veecy
Fox
Young
Ferner
Dillon Browne
Herbert
Lord Bernard
Ireland
Westminster
John Ball
Pat
Tn Dublin
Uheir
Mr Horsman Attacks Church Property Leases
Mr Horsman, praised for steady Church abuse exposure, attacks the current lease system. He argues leases let Church lands yield fluctuating, unfair incomes, not reflecting true value. He cites the Bishop of Winchester case and notes reforms to municipal corporations and charity trusts have improved funds for schools and charities.
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Tas Sunievatty
Finnis
Goodhart
Willls
Mr. Goodhart
Bewley
Neo
Wes
Finpia
United Kingdom
G. Grey
Home Secretary
Pownall
Lomax
King Street
Bolton
Wednessy
William Atter
Portamouth
O'Connor
Winchester
Great Gonerby
Lincolnshire
York Hulk
Portsmouth Harbour
Axomer
Lambeth
Emus Mounser
Norton
Mosers
Moses
Messrs
Mr. Norton
Mesars
Moses and Sons
Messia
Moses and Sone
Horseman
Roebuck
Prestle
Mackinnon
B. Hall
Osborne
Urquhart
Lord Palmeraton
Bright
Horsman
Equalize Clerical Incomes to Save the Church
The article argues for greater equality in clerical incomes to prevent the Church of England from absorbing princely revenues by single officials. It praises Mr Horsman for exposing issues and insists revenues should be wisely managed to educate the people and meet growing needs. It states Horaman is a friend of the Church.
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Oxford Street
Woodgate
Kingstand
Edward Sugden
W. P
Camden Town
France
Chertsey
Horsman
Church of England
Mr. Horaman
Arming and Increase of Police Force in the Metropolis
A Marylebone Courthouse meeting of metropolitan MPs and parish delegates censors Sir George Grey's police uplift and a planned arming of constables. Speakers denounce higher rates, Middlesex burden, and urge a parliamentary inquiry while pledging a deputation to Lord Russell.
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Marylebone
Jaynes Niabet
Eeg
Vestry Churchwarden
Marylebore
Dudley Stewart
Benjamin Hall
de Lacy Evans
C. Lashington
Bernal Osborne
J. Willisme
Wyld
M.P
William Williams
Coventry
Sir George Grey
Orescary
Hear
Her
George Grey
Middlesex
Kent
Surrey
Essex
Herts
Old Thames
Commissioners of Police
Dr. Gray
Mr. Williams
Metropolia
Erne
Br. T. Duncombe
Tohem
Es. Propery
B. Hall
Lord Dudley Stuart
Williams
Duncombe
Gaskill
St. Luke's
Cholues
Metropolie
Jacquet
St. Clement's Danes
Geesin
St. James's
Westminster
Nicholay
Metropolitan Police
Geenett
Home Department
J. Russell
Garnett
T. A'Beckett
Hume
John Williams
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Armstrong
Carlele
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Derby
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Anne
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Fathend
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Weekly Chronicle
St. Pancras
Creay
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the Weekly Chronicle
the State OF Europe
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