Diplomatic Relations with the Court of Rome Debated
In a heated Commons session MPs clash over delaying tactics and adjournments on the Diplomatic Relations with the Court of Rome Bill. Amendments are rejected by wide margins as the debate shifts to budget and Irish relief amid warnings of broader political strife.
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Oprome
C. Anstey
Tir. Urarzazi
J. Russert
J. Tyrell
Mr. Fores
Lord Drontanric
Sroon
Court of Rome
Moore
Urquhart
P. Howard
Maurice Lelenes Fispoomand
Eo B. Inglis
Batt
Ah Ma Me
Newdegate
H. Barron
G. Robinson
Napier
Lord Palmerston
Gortse
John Russell
Balcar
Hanats
Goring
Forses
Vrsz
Joan Ressert
Gentemen
Vyse
Mr. Forbes
Mr. Spooner
Sir G. Grey
Stoosen
Jons Ressexy
Stooxer
M. J. O'Connall
Newpecatte
Captain Wise
Mr. Ansrey
Bexs
Afr
Bunniface
Horamonden
Bonniface
Mer. Cleaver
Marden
Aluidstone
Extraordinary case of death by own action in Greenwich
Inquest at the Greyhound Inn Greenwich into the death of James Corss of Shoreditch. He shot himself after a troubled letter to his father. The coroner noted his mental state. verdict Insanity. Also reports Western Railway week receipts show £3000 drop with drivers and firemen off.
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Hythe
Pimlico
Wapping
Troutbeck
Michatimas
A. Legatee
Gateshead
Alpha
Whitstable
Amelia
Worcester
Honiton
Croydon
Cardigan
Commissionera
Truro
Farmers’ Act
Ireland
Lord Devon
Anna T
Grimisby
Elaton
Edinburgh
B. Wins
Portsmouth
Alcester
B. I
Canterbury
Park Street
Westminster
Mears
Murdoch
Rogers
Wood
S. Walcott
B. W
Cheapside
Holyrood
Coventry
D. D
Oxon
Dean
Ripen
Enquirer
Southend
Lordenman
Lord Campbell
House of Lords
Commons
Lords
Holdfast Hall
Sequititor
Bath
Lord Redesdale
Lord Strafford
J. B
Godstone
Jemima
Bradford
Arcond
JSF
Strand
St. James
London and Westminster Bank
J.G.M
Glasgow
Eall
Lj. L
London
Coats
Job Teignmouth
Joseph
Dewsbury
B. C
Dudley
L. M
Southwark
Philip
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Battersea
Darby
T. L
Whitehead Grove
W. H
Thoreday
C. J. Curttar
Greyhound Inn
Greenwich
James Corss
Messrs. Corse and Roberta, Clothiers and Outfitters
Shoreditch
James Cores
Wood Street
Thomas Rowerts
John Sewell
America
Linxy
Dr. Coulson
Tey Nonta Western Railway
North Western Railway
M'Conneil
Penpy-Wiee
Drivara
Madigan
Bia
Glyn
M‘connell
A Calendar for Sunrise Sunset Tides and London High Water
A dated calendar item giving rules to compute sunrise and sunset by latitude, plus tables to adjust high water times for various ports. It includes a notice about the Week in Seapay and dates for parish electors lists, taxes, and partridge shooting, with religious lessons and moon phases.
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Johnny
Faipay
British Museum
Dublin Election Reynolds Declared Qualified for Commons Seat
The Dublin Election Committee has declared Mr Reynolds duly qualified to sit in the House of Commons as the representative for the City of Dublin. The lengthy inquiry exposed heavy spending and intense opposition, yet Reynolds now holds the seat amid calls for reform of representative practices and praise for his qualities.
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Dublin
Reynolds
House of Commons
Ireland
William Somerville
Dabjio
John Walter
Nottingham
Sibthorp
Mr. Reynolds
Verners
Donnes
Grogans
Connells
Engine Drivers and the North Western Company Settle Dispute
Commentary on the settlement between the engine drivers and the North Western Railway, praising advocacy for the drivers and noting media forgetfulness. The piece reflects on defending the workers’ cause and expresses no regret in supporting their fight.
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North Western Company
North Western Railway
Amont
Political Prisoners at Paris and Dublin
A London editor contrasts how England and France treat political prisoners, praising France’s military approach while criticizing Britain for leniency toward Irish rebels. The piece argues for tougher action against leaders like O'Brien and Meagher and questions the fairness of juries in Dublin’s courts. It warns against allowing traitors to escape punishment and stresses the need to safeguard moral authority in Ireland.
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England
France
Dublin
Iran
Trattora
French Republic
Trish Jomes
Europe
Ireland
Ascot
Tipperary
O'Brien
Meagher
O'Doherty
Sir Charles Wood Budget Deficit Lifts Hopes For Year
Sir Charles Wood's financial statement presents a hopeful view despite continental turmoil. Revenue shows a £340,000 rise due to higher imports and excise from malt, yet the year ends with a £292,305 deficit versus planned ordinary expenditure. The Budget highlights the £1,345,411 cost of the Caffre war and notes political blame shifting from the prior government.
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Charles Wood
Duke of Wellington
England
Irish Distress and Exchequer Plans Spark Debate
The debate covers past expenditures in Ireland and Canada related to Irish distress, a total charge of £1,738,021 with proposed market borrowing to fund it. Sir Charles Wood warns of potato crop failures and uncertain relief needs, while O Connell praises merciful government actions and criticizes martial law.
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France
England
Exland
Scotland
London
Ireland
Trish
Bernal
Exchequer
Hume
John O'Connell
Muntz
Drummond
John Russell
Disraeli
Lord Palmerston
Cobden
C. Wood
John Bull
Irelas
Charles
Charles Wood
O'Connell
Northern harvest praised despite rain and decay in places
A Newcastle on Tyne correspondent notes the north of England and Scotland face no alarm, crops show strength, wheat promising, potatoes and hops report mixed. Local papers quote Rochester Chatham area harvests, Maidstone and Stamford reports on rain, potato blight, and market prices with general harvest progress.
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Thia
Newcastle On Tyne
England
Scotland
Yorxsnuimz
West Alpine
Leeda
Rochester
Chatham
Maidstone Journal
Lixco
Sanitary crisis in Blackfriars sewers prompts deputation
A vestry meeting at Christ Church Blackfriars road discussed the dire sewer conditions and pongent effluvia. Officers reported reports from metropolitan sewer surveyors, noted unaddressed cesspools, dangerous gally drains, and the need for immediate relief while planning broader repairs. A deputation of Mr Mayhew and others was formed to urge Lord Morpeth for an urgent sewer remedy.
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Blackfriars
Christ Church
Blackfriars Road
J. Lewis
Parr
St. George the Martyr
Stevens
Lovie
Sowers
Gally
Casapool
Friar Streat
Hatfield Place
Brunswick Row
London
Mayhew
Lord Morpeth
Brady
Sidden
Somerstown Chartists Protest Against Secret Proceedings
A Somerstown Chartists meeting adopts a resolution condemning secret proceedings linked to the People’s Charter and Powell’s evidence. The secretary Joan Axyort states the group repudiates the alleged actions and warns against incendiary violence as the working class fight for rights.
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Ita
Somerstown
Powell
Epee
Joan Axyort
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