Liberal views debate future and the ruined balance of power
The piece analyzes post election balance with 344 Liberals 305 Tories and 8 neutrals in the next House. It argues a firm liberal front is needed to advance ballot reform and justice, while noting losses by Roebuck Ewart Grote and shifts in rural county power.
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The Plague and the Cholera. Medea and others sail for squadron
The Medea steamer and Bellerophon with Hindcutter leave for the squadron, joining Russell and Blazer off the port. Weekly cholera deaths reach 803 with 2,025 new cases and 616 recoveries. virulence waning, with Valetta showing signs of stabilization as recoveries rise. Admiral Rowley arrives with flag on Caledonia but ports remain cautious amid outbreaks in Palermo and Naples.
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View of Her Majesty Leaving Buckingham Palace
Engraving designed for The Weekly Chronicle shows the triumphal arch at Buckingham Palace entrance. Italian artisans crafted details. bronze gates by Bramah. The scene depicts the royal cortege departing into St James's Park with the Queen in her private carriage and noted horses.
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Victoria
New ecclesiastical appointments in Bristol and Hereford
Dr Musgrave, dean of Bristol, becomes Bishop of Hereford, and Dr Lamb of Corpus Christi College will succeed Musgrave as Bristol Dean. The piece extols their virtues and laments Cambridge’s intolerance, noting Lamb’s liberal leanings and public reception. It also cites Bentham on Lord Brougham and ends with a critique of public dinners as social leverage.
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Human sacrifice at a Burdwan temple shocks Calcutta readers
A Calcutta paper reports a two month old human sacrifice at a Burdwan temple. A headless corpse was found in a nearby creek and a Brahmin allegedly profited from the temple offerings. Officials are urged to act against the shrine and its Brahmins, with confiscation of lands and revenues.
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Colonial emigration causes colony to bear rival costs
Extract from the Colonial Times 1837 notes that many agricultural families sent to Van Diemen's Land defect to Spencer's Gulf. The Home Emigration Committee funds their move, making Van Diemen's Land pay for rival colonization efforts.
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China
Great Desert
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France
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New York
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Ministerial Majority in the New Parliament
The article lists several gentlemen not aligned with the Tories Pusey Young Spry Wilmot Crewe Northland Noel Alexander. It notes that when these members vote with Ministers the majority rises from 34 to 42 and when they vote against Ministers it falls to 26.
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G. F. Young
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G. Crewe
Lord Northland
G. Noel
Lord Alexander
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