Two Cambridge League tales amuse readers with school club revels
An OCR fragment recounts a Brother's Club dinner at Brazen-Nose with Oxford and Cambridge scenes. It describes a mocked president, pranks, rustication threats, pageantry, and a chaotic night ending in a proctor raid and a dramatic escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley
New Monthly
Oxford
Cambridge
Brothers
Walrus
Mercer
Raffleton
Tess
John Ratheton
Fisg
Wallis
23 Saviahiuereer
Hyp
Alrus
Braders
Fox
Cspen
en-Nose College
Nce
York
Cain and Abel
Ravelall
Eden
Raffeten
RaiHeton
Alessis Metan
Richardson Lane
Duffil
Vienna
Lane
Shang
Dows
Ant Raffleton
Raffeton
Bill
Nui Sarthe
Burnaby Birch
Gidber
Burnaby
Guy Faux
Hiero
Kushosimion
Hierokosmion
James Smiler
Hurnehy Birch
Burnity
Mrs. Walrus
Mitre
London and Worcester
Brothers’ Club
London
Idab
Lords Address to Queen on Slave Trade Abolition
The Lords debated and agreed to a humble address asking the Queen to press Europe and America for concerted action against slave trafficking, and to direct cruisers to curb ships under Brazilian and Portuguese flags. Lord Melbourne and others urged swift action to counter last night’s vote and protect foreign policy credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Lord Brotham
Portugal
Brazils
Europe
America
Lord Melbourne
Lord Combe
Earl of Minto
Duke of Werfordon
Earl of Happindon
Lonnonverty
Brovcnan
Ireland
House OF Commons
Drummond
Lord Brougham
Ates
Dogherty
Cif
Clonmell
Crme
London
Tood
Marquis of Norminpay
Justice Moore
Lea Wes
Maher
Doherty
Westmeath
Lord Normanby
Flo
Tipperary
England
Fugland
Viscount Melbourne
Wuarncuirre
Earl of Rooin
Jord
Lord Stuart of Decks
House of Lords Debates on Security and Postage Bill
Lords discuss unrest across the country with limited military options while pledging to protect public peace. The Postage Duties Bill advances, with support citing universal demand and revenue safeguards. Wellington and others weigh risks to royal funds. The Ecclesiastical Preferments and Metropolitan Police courts measures proceed, and taxation debates continue.
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Hamilton
Norreys
Thomas
Joan Besseur
Hume
Iain
Artwoop
Ward
Aunbes Arad
John Russell
Mr. Ward
Robert Percy
Whansurton
O'Connell
Leaver
Messrs
Universities of
London
Birmingham
J. Russerl
Metropolitan Police
R. Peel
Marquis of Londonverry
Bolton
Mzsourne
Marquis
Municipal Corporations
Ireland
Viscount Melbourne
Lords of the Treasury
Duke of Wellington
Earl of Arvon
Lord Broveuas
Lord Ashburton
Earl of Shurtrevp
Rowland Hill
Viscount Malgourne
New South Wales Revenue and Self-Government Debate
In the debate on New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land governance, critics accuse the colonies of high taxation, profligate expenditure, and reliance on land revenue. They call for more local control and reforms to curb waste while debating the role of emigration funding and justice in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brnonam Portes
Birmingham
Derbyshire
Essex
Herfordshire
Midland
Wales
Ireland
Lancashire
Cheshire
Yorkshire
Duce of Newcastle
Wottindism Journal
Lord Cottenham
Commission of the Peace
Major Warrand
Paget
Newcastle
Duke of Newcastle
Bruton-street
Portman-square
Whitehall
Nottingham
J. Russell
K. G
John Russell
Friend
Peters
New Sout Wales
Treasury
Viscount Howick
C. Bunner
Sheffield
Metropolitan Police Courts
Barnard
Committee of Supply
Fretpen
H. Wittiaus
T. Artwood
Oldham
Coventry
New South Wales
C. Butter
van Diemen’s Land
Hear
van Diemen's Land
Ife
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Great Britain
Ear
Legislative Council
Annd van Diemen's Land
Lanoveuere
Manly
G. Gipps
Althem
Waxp
Han
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Imperial Parliament
Duke of Richaonp
Sussex
Aberdeen
Banff
Lord Brovucham
Crown
Tre
M. O Loughlin
Kemmis
We Blieve
Court of Common Pleas
Dublin
Lori Brougham
Courts of Justice
the Common Pleas
Reynolds
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