Naval monuments debate and Irish bankruptcy bill actions
Parliament debates memorials for Exmouth Saumarez and Sydney Smith while contrasting monuments for science and peace. The House passes the Coventry Boundaries Bill, Marriage (Ireland) Bill and various other measures as discussions touch on prison reform, Irish police, remonstrances, and state of public affairs.
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Johnston
Hesn
Baronet
Home Department
J. Gran
Sergeant Adams
Piccadilly
Sir J. Graham
Sereant Adams
James Graham
Robert Peet
Lord Exmouth
Lord Saumarez
Sydney Smith
R. Peel
Lord de Saumarez
Hawes
Chatham
Pitt
Percival
Cooke
Herschell
Watt
Davy
Dr. Black
Europe
R. Meris
George Cockers
House of Commons
Here
Sir Robert Peel
Wyse
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul's
F. Burnett
Brotherton
Lambeth
Bowler
Salford
Coventry
Ireland
Lord Extor
J. Graham
Baillie
Ruardsolontane’s
Hime
Secretary of State
Isle of Wight
Pentonville
J. Grattan
T. Witses
Trowas Duscompe
Bury
Bradford
Hythe
Dundee
Halifax
Aberdeen
Woodside
Sheffield
Grover Clean
Ro Pee
Dencosm
R. Yourke
James Grahtam
West
Elior
Dungarvan
Lord Eliot
Hagan
Fawcett
Sligo
O'Brien
Parswenstox
Duke of Wellington
Robert Peel
O'Connell
Whig
Downing-street
Great Britain
China
Peer
Sibthorp
Hume
Palmerston motion approved and Lords discuss registration bill
In a lively session Lord Palmerston's motion passed amid remarks from Mr Coupey Mr Hume and Mr Ewart The Lords then addressed several bills including the better registration of electors and boroughs incorporation The Newfoundland bill reached its third reading and was passed before adjournment until Friday
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Duke of Buccleuch
Earl of Shaftenbery
Court of Chancery
Ireland
Dublin
Hrouse of Commons
Pat Ord Campbell
House of Assembly of Newfoundland
Agenard
Newfoundland
Sibthorp
Affghanistan
America
Coupey
Hume
Ewart
Lord Palmerston
J. Granam
Parchmethit
Fngland
Wales
Coventry
Manchester
Birmingham
Bolton
Buopuan
Lord Rivas
Chance Son
Burge
Legal correspondence about wills and marriage rights
A letter page discusses counsel for children in court, estate claims, and how wills are handled after death. It covers marriage licenses, executor accounts, creditors, and who may sue for estates, with reader questions about legitimacy, guardians, and the right to inherit.
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Haneery
M. QQ. S
M.A. C
A. WB
Keelvaiaational
Hugh Williams
C.D
B. G
N. Ob
KE. J. Bo
Manchester
Debate on Palmerston Motion Dominates Session
The Weekly Chronicle analyzes the session, noting rapid legislation and uncertain details of Bribery and Bankruptcy Bills. It condemns Sir Robert Peel for a flawed apology and criticizes Lord Ashley for government support while praising Ashley’s local achievements against a national disgrace.
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Lord Palmerston
Lord Ashleys
Robert Peel
Tord Palmerston
Lords
Commons
Ordnance Services
Court of Chancery Offices
East Indies
Ireland
Dublin
Imperial Bank of England
Cauvin
Hele
Mines and Coullieries
Lord Ashley
House of Lords
House of Commons
James Graham
Lord Wharncliffe
C. Buller
Lord Campbell
Almanac style calendar for Britain and Ireland times
The calendar explains sunrise and sunset calculations by latitude with minute adjustments, and gives high water times at major ports with added or subtracted hours and minutes for each location. It notes applying the rules to other calendar information and directs readers to Notices to Correspondents for further details.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead Harbour
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Ipswich Committee Bribery Claims Examined by Stewart
The Ipswich Committee controversy is revisited as Patrick Stewart defends against charges of bribery and treating. The piece argues there was no real dissent within the committee about bribery on a large scale, only questions of agency and intent, with old electoral tricks recalled. It criticizes the Times and Standard for bias and defends Stewart’s stance on electoral integrity.
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Hanover
Mary
Saxe Altenburg
Ems
Hamburgh
A.W. E
Central Criminal Court
VA. H
Jacques
C. D
Bond
E. H
Earl of Cadogan
Henry Charles
Chelsea
G. S—Lord Sefton
United Kingdom
House of Lords
Fusbes—Garrick
Weekly Chronicle
Robert Peel
Lord Exmouth
Lord de Saumares
Sidney Smith
Burslem
London
T. R
Ipswich Committee
P. M. Stewart
THE
TIMES
Patrick Stewart
Standard
the Times
P. Stewart
Ipswich
Stewart
Henry Fitzroy
Lewes
Harwich
Southampton
Lord Nugent
Lefeuvre
Hope
Mildmay
Liberal Party
Cambridge
Reading
England
Ipswich verdicts and party unity probed
Thousands of pounds spent at Nottingham and Lewes are cited as evidence of fear and coercion in Ipswich after recent convictions. The Tory committee notes the only disagreement is over extent of responsibility of Gladstone and Lord Desart for allies acts, and argues party control remains unaffected by the Ipswich case.
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Nottingham
Lewes
Ipswich
Gladstone
Lord Desart
R. Peel
Disturbances at Manchester blamed on misrepresentations
A Times report is denounced as fabricating Anti Corn Law League blame for Ashton Stalybridge Oldham and Manchester disturbances. The piece argues masters caused unrest by wage cuts, condemns Tory magistrates and fears bloodshed, urging orderly resolution and noting Colonel Wemyss’s control in Manchester.
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Anti-Corn Law League
Ashton
Stalybridge
Oldharr
Manchester
Acland
Feargus O'Connor
League
Jones
Robert Peel
Peterloo
England
Times
MaConnor
Northern Star
Wemyss
Southampton contest tensions threaten Reform prospects
The Southampton election scrutiny portrays Lord Nugent clashing with voters over reform, as critics blame élite influence and property interests for Conservative gains. The piece condemns Nugent’s nomination speech, notes widespread dissatisfaction, and questions Reform’s viability amid unemployment and political stalemate.
Belgian consul notes coal export duties could aid Livonia trade
Brussels reports that England duty on coal exports might push Belgian merchants to import coal into Livonia. Riga port has no coal duty, and Belgian shipowners have not visited Riga Pernau Aremburg Leban Windau in the first six months, per the Belgian consul.
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Brussels
Riga
England
Livonia
Pernau
Aremburg
Leban
Windau
Forged Exchequer Bills Case Report Summary
Commissioners detail the forged Exchequer Supply bills fraud led by E Rapallo and Beaumont Smith. They trace issuance rules, circulation, and the chain of holders from claimants to Rapallo, noting discovery sparked by De Berchem’s 1841 loan deposit scheme and Morgan and Mariner/De Berchem financing. Four holder classifications emerge, highlighting varying degrees of caution and suspicion.
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Muir
Exchequer
Besamnant Smith
Ernest Rapallo
E. Rapallo
Beaumont Smith
Smith
Angelo Solari
Messrs. W
J. Morgan
Messrs. Mariner
de Berchem
Rapallo
Stock Exchange
de Berckem
Ipswich election set for Monday or Tuesday
The Ipswich contest features Liberal candidates Messrs Gisborne and Moffat against Tory leaders Viscount Villiers and Captain Gladstone with the vote scheduled across either Monday or Tuesday.
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Ipswich
Messrs
Gisborne and
Moffat
Viscount Villiers
Gladstone
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