Election News From The New Parliament And Northumberland
Reported outcomes show two Protectionist MPs elected in Taunton with Moody 3615 and Hud 3326 while Bouverie 2755 and Escott 2595 trailed. Debate covers Northumberland County and Warwickshire cross influences, with letters from Duncombe and Roebuck testimonial plans amid Irish election correspondence and protests over Cornelius O'Brien threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Dunxcomss
Eng
Doncombe
Leeds Mercury
Spring Gardens
Yorkshire
Thomas S. Duncombe
E. Baines
Roesoce
Roebuck
Bath
Bath Journal
County of
Creagh
Blake Foster
Ardrahan
Cornelius O'Brien
Ennis
Dublin
Cornelia O’brien
Clare
Lucius O'Brien
O'Brien
Cornelius O’brien
Ar. O'Brien
Vn Enais
Prerse Cugacy
Piaris Cr
Sens
All Ireland
Mr. O'Brien
Murder of the Duchess of Praslin in Paris reported
Our Paris letter describes the Duchess of Praslin found fatally wounded in her hotel on the Champs Élysées. The Duke of Praslin was questioned and arrested amid rival theories of vengeance and a suspected liaison with the English governess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Duchess of
Praslin
Mershal Sebastian
Faubourg 8
Honoré
Embssdy
Ducheus
Paria
Champs Elysées
de Roi
Huwan
Trporte
Corouné
Praslia
Plombierrs
Department
Duke of
Marais
Thither
Procureur du Roi
Duchees
France
Court of Peers
Gardien
Champ Elysées
M. Teste
Moniteur Parisien
Thorsday
Ducchess
MM. Orfila
Pasquier
Gazette Des Tribunaux
Choiseul-Prastin
Femme de Chambre
Dauchess
Procureur General
M. Brousesis
M. Leganideo
M. Orfila M. Pasquier
M. Bois de Leary
M. Tardien
Democratic Pacifique
Ttis
Luxembourg
Insolvent creditors and old English amusements debated
Readers discuss debt law and courts while lamenting fairs and pastimes. A letter writer supports Insolvent Court access. others debate trustee costs, legal remedies, and education versus bodily amusements. The column also covers baths lodging, architectural notes, and public notices about standards and nuisances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C
N.C
Wwe
Home Department
Court of Chancery
Life Guards
Waterloo
L. B
Winthrop
George Street
New Oxford Street
Hulborn
Labourers’ Friend Society
Edinburgh
London
Jonmoot Hsatza
Weekly Chronicle
Bristol Gazett
Monmouth
Bristol Gazette
Hereford Times
Hesgerorp Trues
Times Office
Hereford
Imlico
Buckingham Palace
Br Blore
Benett
Ux Nationa
Garteny
Vernon
Witherington
Rippingill
Inakipp
Joshua Reynolds
Sir Thomas Lawrence
Hogarths
Wilkies
Wilons
Europe
Royal Academy
Whitehall
Timekeeping and maritime notes from a British periodical
This fragment outlines methods to adjust sunrise and sunset times by latitude and distance from 51 80, with rules for calculating high water at major ports, and cites specific hourly offsets for varied harbours. It also notes Sunday liturgy dates, solar year length, and brief moral commentary on dueling and class ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain and Ireland
Beaporte
London Dochates
Bristol
Ora
Cove
Falmouth
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyheed Harbour
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Liberals Lead in Returns with Minorities Stirring
The Weekly Chronicle notes Liberals at 322 after three pending seats, with 247 Protections and 86 Peelites, plus one Nondescript. It cites Urquhart, Palmer, and Lord Brackley as shifting loyalties, while Morning Herald estimates a Conservative majority by fusing Peelers with Conservatives. Standards doubts Parliament’s stability but hopes ministers gain working support and timely dissolution clarifies party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protec
Peelites
Lord Seaham
Uirals
Pedera
Urquhart
Roundell Palmer
Lord Brackley
Morning Herald
Peelers
Baronet
Tamworth
Peel’s Tamworth Speech Spurs Civil and Religious Liberty Debate
Sir Robert Peel attends the Tamworth Bible Society Anniversary and delivery of a lengthy speech praising circulating scriptures among the people. The Times calls it a Tamworth Manifesto, noting Peel’s aim to butter the toast on both sides and energize support for civil and religious liberty amid mixed public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
Tamworth Bibie Society
Tamworth
Country Parsons
Baronet
Sir Robert
Peel
The
Times
Trial and Death Sentence Report on Lieutenant Munro
The piece discusses Lieutenant Munro being tried and convicted of murder in the Camden Town duel with Colonel Fawcett, a death sentence recorded but likely commuted via pardon. It argues the proceedings reveal duelling as a trivial offense with a lenient outcome, noting probable restoration or pardon for Munro and criticizing the mockery of law and governance in such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guxtam
Monro
Fawcett
Camden Town
Munro
Nuoro
Central Criminal Court
Mupro
Irish election row mocks clergy and hangman boasts
A polemic reports on Irish parliamentary contests where a priest allegedly mocks Catholic rites for political gain and a candidate boasts of fifty ancestors hanged for countrymen. Archdeacon Laffan’s caustic speech attacking peers and Tory supporters in Tipperary stirs jeers, echoing a broader farce in Irish politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Costelloe
Marroe
Ireland
Jesse
London
Charles
Anne
V.G
Trisd
England
Kilkenny
Butler
Boza Parish
Archdeacon Luffan
Scully
Tipperary County
Archdeacon and Collett clash in Tippeary rally
A crowded political gathering in Tippeary features the Archdeacon denouncing opponent Collett with fiery rhetoric. Exchanges include references to Lincoln, O Connell, and repeal, with Francis Scully proposed as a candidate amid cheers and sharp jibes about English policy and Irish rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collett
Suirdale
Abell
Tony
Tipperary
Mr. Collett
John
Grouns
Gromning
America
Consient
England
Berg
Lincoln
Sibbin
Sau
Vetera
Middlethird
Kpowiez
Cheera
Francis Scully
Lond
James Scully
Burke
Lia Caes
Burkes
O'Connell
Daniel O'Connell
Lind Hess
Collett Cat
Tipperay
Yould
Ireland
Erin
Tam
Joseph Yorke
Mons
Theo
Johnny Russell
Nick
Railway Traffic Returns List Week's Receipts and Variations
The record compiles railway traffic returns for the week ending with date markers and compares them to the same week last year. It lists numerous lines and companies including Eastern, Great Western, London and Birmingham, North British, York and North Midland, and others, noting receipts and declines across regions from Glasgow to Dover and Newcastle to Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbroath
Forfar
Dublin & Drogheda
Durham
Sunderland
Eastern
Glasgow
Paisley
Ayr
Great Western Ass
Chester & Birkenhead
Fe Hingsmuan
Dundee & Arbroath
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh
Eastern Union
Greenock
Gravesend
Rochester
Hartlepool
Dock and Rail
London
Birmingham
Igta
Eidaieke
Blackwall
Brighton
Croydon
Gree
Macheatz Bevis
Pitern
Anc Ester, Bolton, & Bone
Manchester
Leeds
Gues
Sheffield
Teveeeee
Midland
Bristol
Mingham
Pangnassacsey
Newcastle
Darlington
Norfolk
Autton & Wyre Visvessreere
South Devo
Pacer
Dover
Greenwich
Taff Vale
Olster
York & North Midland
Belby
York and Nowenade
Ores Alia
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Eleection News
Orkney
Limerick County
Weer Somerset Experics
Taunton
A. A. Moody
Alexander Hud
P. P. Bouverie
Bickham Escott
Tau Dons Oy
Matthew White Ridley
Matthew
Newcastle Advertiser
Lorp Leiax
Norra Warwick
North Warwickshire
Lord Leigh
Tours
Mr. Boller
United
Clare County Cardiganshire
Cork,County
Mayo
Powell T
Lucien O'Brien Ee M
Macnamara
Roche
Power
Kildare
Menia
Urke
William Monsell
William Smith O'Brien
Moony
Somersetshire
David Dundas Sutherland
Warwickshire
C. N. Nowdegats
R Spooner
North Northumberland
Alnwick
John H. Hinde
E.q
Lord Loraine
Gateshead
South Devon
Aly
Teignmouth
Wnh
Starcross
Besley
Preston
Royal Mason
Poplar
William Baker
Coraver
Charles Simmons
William Payne
Bropawick
Bethould
G.W. Horncastle
High Street
Legal & Miscellaneous
Tuxsar
St. Bartholomew
Weenesvay
Tuorapar
Prince Albert Born
Farpay
SaTorvar
Sonpay
Baldero
Mr. D'Israeli
Great Britain
Andreland
Inclubiva
LODOR
Korta Lithopz
Tee Woow
the Weekly Chronicle
Saul Among the Prophets
Trish
Archdeacon Laffan
Lord Sairdale
House of Commons
Archdeacon Satan
Virtue
Treland
Ronen
Wesreens
Hayro
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