Excerpt on slave trade policy and monetary debate in parliament
The passage reviews motions and divisions in the Lords and Commons over slave trade abolition and currency reforms. It notes Lordships debating measures, inclining to maintain exertions against the slave trade, and discusses the Sugar Duties Bill, currency acts of 1814 and 1844, and calls for financial reform amid commercial distress. It summarizes divergent views, committee findings, and adjournments with multiple named figures and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of Laxspawne
Lord Beoveaux
Lord Denmar
Carri
Lord G. Bestisek
Ho Jen
E Ceaxcernor
Exciteqten
Benxat
Govisurn
Henzies
Lanoveu
Lord Grance Beatrice
Hettres
House of Lords
Right
Graveman
House of Commons
Lord J. Russell
Great Jenith
H. Decumono
Herries
John Acke
Spooner
Newgate
Hernes
Spooser
BR. Prev
Salt
Birmingham Society For
Berries
Maxty
Peel
Home
Houe
R. Peel
Hezeres
Eo Honse
A Calendar for Sunrise Times and Tidal High Waters
A historical calendar describes how to calculate sunrise and annular times for Britain and Ireland using latitude, with adjustments by degree. It lists high water times at major ports and how to adjust for Bristol Cork Falmouth Harbour etc, alongside a weekly religious calendar noting readings, moon phase, day length, and daylight hours with dates and municipal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain and Ireland
London
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Bull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead Barbour
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Tome
Wennespar
Tueraway
Reynolds declared qualified to sit for Dublin in Parliament
The Dublin Election Committee has officially declared Mr Reynolds duly qualified to represent the City of Dublin in the House of Commons after a lengthy inquiry. The report notes vast spending by both sides and questions on property requirements, urging a broader critique of representative institutions and praising Reynolds for his parliamentary performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
R. Grosvenor
Dublin City
J. Russell
Rome
Thorndey
Wan
Pat McRsten
House
Reynolds
Dublin
House of Commons
William Somerville
Ras
John Welter
Nottingham
Bis
Alember
Sibthorp
Metropolia
Mr. Reynolds
Dannes
Grogans
Engine Drivers and the North Western Company settlement
We held the line for the engine drivers of the North Western Railway despite being solitary in advocacy and do not regret championing their cause. The piece reflects on the dispute resolution and the moral stance of the advocates amid opposition from the press.
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Tax South
Torquay
Mount Pleasant Terrace
Taz New Forest
Queen's House
Lyndhurst
Thomas Grant
Air
Compton
M.P
H. Sloane Stanley
New Forest
Bentley Wood
Major Freeman
Crown
Henbest
Fordingbridge
Grant
Carter
William Reed
James Reed
Reed
New Park
Peckham
Reeds
Winchester
Brassey
Windsor and
Staines
Richmond
Detchet
Falcon Bridge
Nine Elms
Datchet
Wynne
Waterloo Station
Centaur
Farr
Peasing
Twickenham
Atkins
Colne
Windsor Castle
Park
Old Town of
Windsor
Richmond Bridge
Thames
England
North Western Railway
Perecon
Madigan
Glyn
Telry
Br. M‘connell
North Western Company
Jsiment
Debated Bill on Papal Relations and Ireland Policy
The piece argues against direct Vatican contact with the Pope as weakening Protestant identity, while mocking opponents who claim hidden motives. It contemplates using Papal influence to govern Ireland, suggesting England could employ Pope Pius as a quieting force, and critiques the bill’s third clause on concordats and papal administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rounsel
Rome
Ireland
England
Pope Pius Ae
Anstey
Weather and Crops Across the North and Scotland
A Northern correspondent reports little rain and healthy crops across the north of England and Scotland. Wheat looks promising, potatoes show limited disease, and harvests should be general soon. Local papers note mixed conditions with rain dampening harvests in some areas while others report general progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle On Tyne
England
Scotland
Youssprre
West Itiprya
Leeda
Rochester
Chatham
Maidstone Journal
Marah
Political Prisoners in Paris and Dublin Compared
A Dublin minded analysis contrasts how France uses military force against prisoners with England relying on juries and law. It argues for robust punishment of rebel leaders like Mears O’Brien and Meagher, while warning against letting traitors escape through weak juries and ongoing legal delays. It weighs law versus force in suppressing insurrection and urges justice over forbearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Dublin
Dic- Instore
French Republic
Trish James
Europe
Ireland
Tipperary
Mears
O’brien
Meagher
O'Doherty
Diplomatic Relations With the Court of Rome Discussed
The second reading of a Bill on diplomatic ties with Italy’s Court of Rome triggers debate led by Lord Palmerston. Opponents argue whether open or secret channels best serve Britain’s commercial and political interests, while comments attack perceived Papist influence and sensational rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Ireland
Court OF Rome
C. Anstey
Uneemarr
J. Rusein
R. Inglis
Moore
Urquhart
P. Howard
Maurice Power
Kk. Drummond
Lora H. Vane
Newdegate
Napier
Wisk
Mr. Forbes
Mr. Spooner
Sir G. Grey
Spooner
John Russell
Joan Ressext
Stooner
M.J. O'Connell
Newpscare
Captain Vise
Anstey
Lords
Lord Palmerston
Chisholm Anatey
Mr. Urquhart
H. Inglis
Mr. Avstey
England
Seven Hille
Sanitary Condition of Blackfriars Seeks Quick Sewage Remedy
A vestry meeting at Christ Church Blackfriars discusses the filthy sewers and odors plaguing Blackfriars road and Friar Street. Residents urge immediate relief, with a deputation to press Lord Morpeth for action and future sewer reconstruction plans for London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfriars
Christ Church
J. Lewis
Blackfriars Road
Parr
Metropolitan Commissioners of
St. Georges the Martyr
Stevens
Lovick
Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers
Gally
Friar Street
Hatfeld Place
Brunawick Row
London
Mayhew
Blackriars Road
Lord Morpeth
Brady
Sidden
Blackfriara Road
Chartist Disturbances At Somers town Meeting
In Somerstown a public meeting denounced violence linked to the People’s Charter urges protest against secret proceedings. It condemns incendiarism and calls for progress and liberty, signed by secretary John Annor. In Albany Street, after the Mary Bentley explosion, Mr Ludlows praises a stranger Mr Clarke for generous help.
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Somerstown Charitats
Benefth
Madras
Somera
Powell
JonNn AnNorr
Mary Bentley
Albany Street
Sudlows
Jnn
Loten
Ludlows
Clarke
Mr. Clarke
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Commons
J. Rosset
J. Walsh
Parker
Naples
Bay of
Connercton
Vancouver's Island
Lord MostTeacie
Hudson's Bay Company
Karl Guey
Vancouver
Hudzon's Bay Company
Lord Cuanceston
Legal & Miscellaneous
Hythe
Council
Pimlico
Wapping
Troutbeck
Gateshead
Alphe
Whitstable
Amelia
Worcester
Honiton
Croydon
Cardigan
Lord Devon
Anna T.grimsby
Elston
Iwe
Edinburgh
Portsmouth
Alcester
Railway Company
Canterbury
Park Street
Westminster
Blurdoch
Rogers
Wood
S. Walcott
Cheapside
Holyrood
Coventry
D. D
Oxon
Dean
Ripon
Enquirer
Southend
Lord Denman
Lord Campbell
Tories
Oldfast
Hull
Inquisitor
Bath
Lord Redesdale
Lord Strafford
J. B
Godstone
Jemima
Bradford
Strand
St. James
London and Westminster Bank
J. G.M
Glasgow
J. L
Job
Teignmouth
Joseph
Dewsbury
B. C
Oseph
Dudley
L. M
Southwark
Philip
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Pollan
Battersea
Derby
T. L
Whitehead Grove
W. A
KonDox
Winness
North Latitude
the Sur
Hines
Bota
Haigh Water
the Weheely Chronicle
Paris
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