Reception of Espartero in England in a political debate
The House of Commons debated how to receive Espartero upon his arrival in England. Sir R. Peel said Espartero was de jure Regent of Spain but de facto power lay elsewhere, and the government would treat him with respect. A further question about a British conference with four powers over Spain was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espartero
England
BertTuwick
Baronet
Mr. Borthwick
Her
Spain
R. Peex
Mfleman
Eman
Hinpsey
R. Paxx
E. Tennant
Bristol
Ireland
Stoddart
Conolly
B. Cocunlane
Ameer
Bokhara
R. Prxx
Sheil
Mahomed Saaleh
Captain Conolly
Colonel Stoddart
Mr. B.cocogane
R. Peet
Church OF Scotland
J. Graham
Scotland
Hinpury
France
Oaks
Trould
W. G
Z. O
Z. O. Neat
London Directory
Catalonia
Arragon
Barcelona
Saragossa
Senor Lopez
Madrid
Narvaez
Cortes
Don Francisco
Serrano
Lopez
Olozaga
Prestorian
Christinas
Progresistas
Prim
Condé de Reuss
Patulea
Aspiroz
O'Donnell
Cuba
General Serrano
War Department
Christiae Press
Napoleon
General Espartero
Duc d’Aumale
Lisbon
Robert Peel
Peter Borthwick
Lord Campbell
Lord Brougham
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Lord Lyndhurst
John Campbell
House of Lords
Lord Melbourne
Hanover
Recognition of Spain government and monument plans in Parliament
The discussion asks whether Britain would recognise the Spanish government as de jure while noting that a foreign government administers a country. Sir R Pazx says Britain will protect its own interests without taking a stance. Then Mr. Hawes asks about plans for monuments in the new Parliament buildings and Sir R Peel explains commissioners may study possible sites for statues. The Speaker reads the royal speech after the Usher of the Black Rod summons the Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
West India Islands
France
America
China
Scotland
Ireland
Dublin
Au Court of Exchequer
Lord Wharncuirrs
Chelsea Hospital
Lord Camrext
Commons
Loan Societies
Marquis of Crawnt- Carde
Chelsea Out Pensioners
Lord Teynsam
B Sierrs
Lord Staymore
Lord Teynham
Lord Wsarncurre
Prince Albert
Duke of Buccleuch
Duke of Wellington
Lord Wharncliffe
Duchess of Buccleuch
Lady Dunmore
Kingdon
Great Britain
Church of Scotland
United Kingdom
Church of
Bignad
West Indies
Municipal Corporations
England and Wales
Sudbury
Public Notaries
Chelsea Pensioners
Poor Relief
Charitable Loan Societies
Municipal Corporation
Liverpool Fire
British Iron Company
Weston
Maiesty
Ire
Legislative Union
Spain
R. Pazx
Mr. Hawes
Baronet
R. Peel
R. Pest
Sir R. Peel
A Calendar for Sunrise Sunset and High Water Times
The guide explains calculating sunrise using latitude adjustments and adding minutes for places above 61 30 and below 51, with 5 minutes per degree. It lists high water time offsets from London Dock for Bristol Ork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow and Southampton, noting many harbours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain and Ireland
London
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Calendar and Ephemeris Notes From Sonnay August 27
The Week column lists saint days and readings for August 27 through September 3 with ephemeris data. Details include lunar age, sun declination, day length, dawn and twilight times, weather notes from Legh Meteo Ephem and Zadkiel, plus reminders on taxes and the opening of the British Museum and Partridge shooting. It mentions St John the Baptist beheaded on August 29 and London fire anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legh
Meteo
Ephem
Zadkiel
Tugspay
St. John the Baptist
Eather
Taursday
British Museum
St. Giles
London
Fresh Spain upheaval as Espartero and D Aumale arrive
The Weekly Chronicle reports renewed turmoil in northern Spain with Catalonia and Aragon opposing Espartero while Narvaez and Serrano maneuver for power. Espartero and the Duc d Aumale are set to meet in England amid debates over royal legitimacy and British hospitality.
Foreseeable Interference in Espartero's Favor Questioned
The passage rejects any hint of interference in Espartero's favor and warns that premature recognition of a Peninsula government or acquiescence to France's plans would prove Lord Aberdeen willing to bow to political crimes if successful, a failure that would demand foresight and firmness to avert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espartero
France
Louis Philippe
Duc d’Aumale
Foreign Office
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Campbell and Lord Brougham Spar Over Ses sion Length
A sharp exchange between Lord Campbell and Lord Brougham on the length of the session and its achievements. The piece credits Campbell for factual accuracy over Brougham’s boasts, notes Brougham’s prestige in the Lords, and mocks his Woolsack obsession while praising some of his speaking power.
The Queen and the French Princes Visit Returned
The Duc d Aumale and the Prince de Joinville paid England a flying visit arriving Monday and departing Wednesday night after a hurried dinner at the French Embassy. Rumors say the Queen may visit Louis Philippe at Chateau d Eu, Normandy, and possibly the Tuileries if well. The piece mocks French radical press and defends Anglo-French amity amid Newfoundland news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duc d’Aumale
Prince de Joinville
England
Woolwich
Louis Philippe
Chateau d’Eu
Normandy
Tuileries
Versailles
Paria
Newfoundland
National
Paganini
France
Monsieur Thiérs
Napoleon
Empire
University of Londox Examinations and Lost Lives in 1843
The text lists honours and exhibitions for Anatomy and Physiology Chemistry and Materia Medica from University College King’s College and Edinburgh with Alfred Jackson James Hakes Benjamin Jemmett and others. It also reports a drowning accident near Bridlington where four youths and two boatmen went missing after a squall. three perished and two survived.
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University of
Bridlington Quay
R. Larcum
Routh
Beverley
Arthur Sawdon
Sawdon
Burlington
Wilson Cranewick
Cranswick
Bridlington
John Wilson
Larcum
Glebe Inn
Samuel Johnson
Vereker
Glasgow and Carlisle
Ost
Carlisle
Burgh
Robert M.culloch
Garpin
Kirkmichael
William Baird
Isle-lane
Bailie Gemmell
Baird
M‘culloch
William Sword
Margaret Kennedy
Mery
Anderson
Kennedy
Craig
Oyr Advertiser
Drunx
Baker
Noah’s Ark
Ratcliffe
Richard Hall
Margaret
South Shields
Regent’s Canal
Limehouse
Rounding
Ratcliffe Highway
Regent's Canal
Giles
Bristol and Exeter
Red Cow
Mesers. Cubitt
London
Plymouth
Devonport
Great Western Railway
Redruth
Cornwall
Pendarves
Lady Bassett
Lord Wodehouse
Mr. Treffry
G. C
R. W. Fox
Mr. Reynolds
W. Tweedy, Esq
Messrs. Smith and Roberts
Messrs. Broad and Sons
W. M. Tweedy
F. Passingham
Mr. Bullmore
Falmouth
W. Richards
Mr. Bond
Dgara
Islington
Income and Property Tax Commissioners
Finsbury Square
Tipperary Free Press
Clonmel
Carrick
Poleen
Gow
Waterford
Gas-House
Fitzgerald
Poleens
Gons
Carrick-on-Suir
Tuesay
Carrickbeg
Carrickmore
Weather and Crop Prospects Across Counties
The recent weather shocks harvest work in the Southern and Midland Counties threatening barley and wheat quality. Wheat yields vary by region with blight in the Midlands and strong ears in Sussex and Wiltshire, while the North reports favorable crops. Straw remains unusually strong and fetching high prices, around fifty shillings per load.
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Kent
Essex
Herts
Midland
Sussex
Wiltshire
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House OF Commons
Col. Sisraoxr
Father Mathew
James Granan
Lord Stanhope
Sisthorp
Hawes
MipMay
J. R. Rero
T. Wizar
Escort
Borrowick
Hrnpsey
Bernat
Mr. Everett
Corps
Lord Bracliffe
Lord Monteagle
Lord Beaumont
Earl of Aberdeen
Earl of Hardwicke
Marquis of Clanricarde
Earl of Powis
Earl of
Legal & Miscellaneous
Arthur Armisted
Tennant
Railroay
B. W
Hong Kong
International Dugestine
Fawcett
Munro
Ano
Congress of Nations
Court of Nations
J.C. H
John Thomas
Justicia
J. W
M.M. B
M. W
Philo
Tourspayy
Farpay
Sarvspay Oe
Sunpay Soe
the Weekly Chronicle
D’aumale
Lord Campbell and
Weekly Chronicle
Joinville
Mr. Mackenzie
Bedford
Edinburgh
Alexander
Bamborough Castle
Robb
Dunkeld
Forfarshire
Morton Hall
Greyfriars Churchyard
Chain Pier
Sandgate
Carter
Messrs
Grissel
Peto
Marine Hotel
Dover Chronicle
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