Mediation, Italy, and Rome diplomacy debated in Parliament
The House considers joint mediation for Northern Italy amid broad exchange on England France cooperation and limits of nonintervention. Debates cover Musselman slave trade, expulsion of Sir H Bulwer from Madrid, and a bill to enable diplomatic contact with the Court of Rome amid Protestant Catholic tensions in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Italy
Austria
H. Barrure
Musselman
Unquaart
Bond
Persia
Great Britain
Lord Patmansion
Tunis
The
George Bextrice
Africa
South America
H. Bulwer
Madrid
Committee of Supply
Foreign Office
Baggis
Foreign Secretary
Spain
de Lacy Evans
Hese
Lord Grey
B. Osavaxe
Lord Palmerston
Disraeli
M'Gurcoz
P. Howand
Angusant
Lord PatasisTon
Geonce Brxtrxce
Europe
Marshal Radetzky
Adige
Paris
Frankfort
George Bentinck
Bay of
Naples
Lord Parmwenston
Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers
Ireland
Mr. Manet
M'Donald
Smith O'Brien
Grozee Grey
B M'Donald
Mawen
Taylor
Fox Marte
Derby
Newpgoatz
Speaker
Edward Stratt
Edward Frederick Leveson Gower
Lord J. Russeut
Court OF Rome
Lord Patmenston
Rome
St James's
C. Anstey
Maesty
Egally
Court of Home
R. Uraveart
R. Snotts
Anster
Pontine
India
Riezzi
Prussia
Pico
Lord J. Russell
Westminster
Earl of Clarendon
Earl Grey
Archbishop Murray
Lord Clarendon
Moore
R. Inglis
Del
J. Ressext
Mr. Anstey
Robert
Sir R. Inglis
John Russell
Sir Robert
Europa
Papa
Sir Robert Inglis
Clarendon
Gray
Law Manfally
Palmerston
J. Russell
H. Drommann
Christendom
Navier
Reland
Rouingt Parwen
Fagan
M. J. O'Connece
Lord Arandel
Raper
Guapstons
Newpecare
Lord Anuipe
Gounnurn
Vennez
Bill Read Second Time and Committed Next Wednesday
The bill was read a second time and ordered committed on Wednesday next. The other orders were disposed of and the House adjourned.
Notice on Legal Questions and Public Inquiries Aboard
A long reader correspondence piece lists varied legal questions and opinions from multiple contributors. It discusses tenancy rights, trespass, inheritance, insurance, and public notices, followed by an extensive editorial on Mr. Disraeli and Lord Minto, criticizing sensationalism and praising diplomatic restraint amid European tensions.
Chartist plots to burn London clubs and public buildings
A late 19th century editorial warns of a widespread Chartist conspiracy aiming to seize and burn public buildings, with plans to parade streets and strike the Admiralty. It notes arms seizures in Manchester, the murder of Bright, and calls for sweeping action to destroy the movement and protect law and humanity, warning of Paris-like unrest if unchecked.
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Bloomsbury
Blue Anchor Yard
Home Office
Wai
Admiralty
Poor Bright
Alhion
Manchester
John Mitchel
Arnon
Bright
Orange Street
Paris
Astronomical and Tidal Timetables From a Historic Almanac
The text outlines methods to compute sunrise and sunset times across Great Britain and Ireland using latitude adjustments, and to adjust high water times at major ports by specific hour and minute offsets. It also notes religious calendar details for August Sundays, the lunar phase, and day length changes, with a dated series of daily notes and observances from August.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
York
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Palmerston Deflates Disraeli in Foreign Policy Debate
Lord Palmerston refutes Disraeli's claims on Italian affairs noting Britain acted only after urgent requests from all parties and supporting mediation urged by Austria. He condemns Disraeli's anti French remarks, praising restraint in foreign policy and warning about misreading Parliament by foreign powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Palmerston
Disraeli
Austria
Italy
Engine Drivers Stand Against Railway Wage Scheme
A long discussion argues that engine drivers, well paid and disciplined, oppose a wage classification scheme seen as a ploy by managers to lower pay. The piece praises drivers’ prudence and independence, urging officials to trust workers over superiors and to grant them restraint rather than coercive changes.
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Asb
Wno
Old Street
Leeds
Chelmsford
Yeovil
Himsel
Guernsey
Finsbury
Chelsea
Lord Campbells
Naworth
Hoxton
Equity
Sc. B
Lewisham
Church of England
D.D
Holborn
Lile
Eliza B
Eliza M
York
Allornies
Enquirer
Mount Pleasant
Islington
H. B
Fnaibog
Ballj
Greek Street
J. E
Warwick
Scotland
England
Conault
J.J. W
Lincoln
Home Secretary
Joseph
J.M
John Street
J—M—L
Cavendish Square
Jones
Covent Garden
Junius
Derby
Thuradsy
M. Thomas
Horton
Croydon
Gapaniiga
O. PB
Newcastle
Waterloo Road
P.Q
Coventry
B. H
Bradford
Eizter
B. RB
Woodstock
Sohom
Rubens (Strand
Sture
Scribe
Bucka
Sophia Teddinton
Salisbury
W. B
Wentworth Street
Cant against Combination Sparks Railway Labor Rift
The piece rails at capital for attacking labour and backing reductions. It blames the North Western Railway Company for lowering wages and pressuring engine drivers, urging recognition of workers’ rights and a compromise to avert public risk. It warns government action may follow if not resolved, noting a recent collision on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitaliata
North Western Railway Company
North Western Line
North Western
Charles Albert beaten back to Piedmont in Italian crisis
The article discusses Charles Albert’s retreat to Piedmont as Austrian forces regain Lombardy and mediations proposed by Lord Palmerston falter. It analyzes shifting terms, Austrian leverage, and Lombard distrust, warning of wider European upheaval if Milan and Lombardy reject royal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Albert
Piedmont
Lord Palmerston
Warner
London
Paris
Milan
Radeteky
Vienna
Sardinia
Austria
Adige
Lord Palmeraton
Goirot
Lomberdy
Arso
Italy
Palmerston
Lombardy
Mantua
Verona
Snll
Radetzky
Europe
Melancholy explosion in Polka Pit Marton fatal to twelve men
August 16 report details a fatal mine accident at Polka Pit Marton near South Hotton ten miles from town. Twelve men and three boys died, another boy injured with doubtful recovery. One horse and two ponies killed. Over one hundred workers present. cause unknown. One underviewer fainted from choke damp while attempting rescue, later recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marton
South Hotton
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Mr. Napier
Ayes . Nees
Pean Res
Legal & Miscellaneous
the Weekly Chronicle
MR. Disraeli
Robert Peel
Lord Stanley
Earl of Minto
House of Commons
House
Lord Minto
Bii
Elizabeth
Cromwell
Walpole
Bolingbroke
Isaach
Cavaignac
Scotland Yard
Mayne
Russell
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Monvar
Tursday
Wepsespay
Transpas
Faipar
Prince Albert Bora
Suxnay
Bingari
Lowdon
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