Ireland’s coercion debate sparks opposition over safety and rights
The House debated a land and crime control bill amid fierce remarks by O Connell and others. Critics argued it overreaches, citing Ireland’s unrest in Tipperary and Wales, while supporters framed it as necessary to protect life and property. The bill passed second reading with divisions and proceeded to committee stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teulenes
Stbieh
Regive
Ireland
Mr. O'Connell
Board of Works
Times
Wales
Principality of Wales
W. Somerville
G. Grey
F. O'Connor
Major Mahon
Rowe
Tipperary
Friends of Order
Friends of Ireland
J. O'Connell
Mr. O.grace
M. O'Connell
Roscommon
Genteman
O’connell
Mabou
London
Srould
M. O'Consete
S. Canwroup
Moore
Wall
England
Harris
Veaxen
Mr. F. O'Connor
Petition lists return to House of Commons petitions
Tuesday closed petitioning for the House of Commons. The tallies list many petitions from Great Yarmouth Montgomery Stockport Dubhy Cheltenham Gloucestershire West Great Marlow Kinsale Athlone Abingdon Lyme Regis Carlow Westbury Lancaster Sligo Peeblesshire Leicester Dundalk Drogheda Maldon Derby Derbyshire Bodmin Carlisle Burton Aylesbury Bewdley Staffordshire Nottingham Harwich Andover Horsham Lincoln Hyther Essex North Stafford Colchester Monmouth Longford Newcastle under Lyme Waleall Cholmondeley recently declined defending his seat. A plague outbreak on Richmond terrace shows doctors cars due to gastric fever from a contaminated spring in Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Great Yarmouth
Lord A. Lennox
O. E. Coupe
F. H. Goldsmith
S. Barber
Montgomery
Borough
Hon. H. Cholmondeley
D. Pugh
Stockport
J. Heald
J. G. Johnson
G. Henshall
T. Whalley
J. Goddard
W. Keogh
J. L. M. O'Bierne
S. Tippings
P. J. Fallon
J. M. Fallon
P. Norton
Abingdon
F. Theniger
J. Lye
W. Panting
S. Cox
A. Curling
Lyme Regis
T.N. Abbey
Carlow
J. Sad
Dundalk
C.c.m‘tavish
Drogheda
W. Somerville
T. L. Murray
Maldon
T. B Lennard
Q. Dick
Derby
E. Strutt
F. L. Gower
Bodmin
J. Wyld
Lacy
T. Spry
Carlisle
Hyther
E. D. Brockwan
J. Wilson
D. Major
Essex
North
J. Tyrell
Major Beresford
C. Wyre
Stafford
D. Urquhart
Clerke
Colchester
J. A. Hardcastle
G. H. Smyth
Dennis
J. Z. Pegs
Murderous Ridout family tragedy shocks Bathwick listeners
A mother Jane Ridout killed herself and her four children in Bathwick. Inquests found the scene a brutal, premeditated act following prior advice to restrain her. Husband William Ridout and neighbor witnesses testified to Melancholia and danger, with juries returning wilful murder verdicts against Jane Ridout for the children and a separate verdict of self-destruction while temporarily insane for Jane Ridout. The report also covers related local crimes and agency actions across Manchester and Limehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Sloo
Bathwick
Seers
Mrs. Rideout
Inspector Evans
Dr. Baynton
Jane Ridout
William John
Fanny
George
Mark
Crowe Tavern
A. H. English
Kwaa
Elizabeth Lintran
Trowbridge
William Ridout
Woodward
Sara Seer
Evans
William John Ridout
Jaid Mark Ridout
F. H. R. Woodward
Cowpen
Manchester
Richard Cobden
Frederick Willian Cobden
Croane Hall
Chorley
County of
Lancaster
West Riding
Schipt
Haymarket
White
Little Borough
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
Eastwood
William Bates
James Heaton
Hebden Bridge
Oliver
Summit Tunnel
Heaton
Bates
New Bailey
Manchester Guardian
Baker
Limehouse
Spale
Harner
Poplar
Arrgurts
Matta
Worcester
Tee
Radstock
Querney Slade
Wilton
Time of sunrise and sunset for Great Britain and Ireland
Instructions to compute sunrise and sunset times by adjusting base times with latitude, plus a complex table of high water corrections for major ports. Also notes Sunday December 12 in Advent with liturgical lessons, moon age, day length, and sunrise details for several dates and places.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dove
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Monpar
Torstay
Weoneapay
Cambridge
Faipay
Oxford
Satunpar
Sunvar
Bots Morv
Anstey Bill and Protestant Protection Debate
The article argues against renewed statutory protection for the Protestant faith, labeling Mr. Anstey a shallow reformer. It contends legal bulwarks are gone, urging the church to rely on merit rather than statute, and cautions readers not to oppose changes unsupported by reason.
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Brougham
Anstey
Lord Brougham
Thomas Mora
Coventry
Wiseman
Iris
Elizabeth
Charles IL
Red Cross
Mr. Anstey
Father Mathew
Mount Neellerai
Ireland
Useleas
John Bull
Public Health and Cholera Fears Grim in England
A London style essay laments influenza and looming cholera, noting dirty puddles and medical tests as public health alarms. It mocks sensational entertainments, cites doubled mortality in Bills, and argues for at home care over hospital removal, urging humane Local Boards of Health responses.
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Terpsichora
England
Boards of Health
Ariven
Repeal of the Union Gains Sparse Support in England
The piece notes Feargus O Connour drawing 23 MPs to back a repeal inquiry. It recalls O Connell and questions the prospect, arguing many Englishmen prefer Ireland governed from within but fear a worse outcome if the Union ends. It suggests repeal would grow more popular in England than in Ireland if not checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feargus O’conour
House of Commons
Mr. O'Connell
O'Connor
Ireland
England
Hamppen
Wenbecks
Hereford
Russell
Canterbury
Hampden
Charles Granvicce Wests
Ateock
Charles
Apenda
Chisholm Anstey
M.P
Westminster Police Court
Ryatt Lamb
Anstey
Detsruenis
Hoese
Art Wong
Aida
Tedur
Theo Das
Ant
Wendie
Cab
Bia Cab
Broderip
Protectionist Consolation At Bond Street Meeting
The Society for the Protection of Agriculture and British Industry criticized free trade and defended protection. The report argues protection revived trade and commerce, citing Beaconsfield era critiques, landlord tenants, and political economists. It references Sir Thomas More and Tenterden Steeple as parallels to blind reasoning on economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Society For the Protection of Agriculture and
British Industry
Bond Street
Thomas More
Tenterden
Richmond
London
Leanes
Duke of Richmond
Suppression of Murder in Ireland Bill debated in Commons
The Suppression of Murder in Ireland Bill passed its second reading in the House of Commons by a majority of 296 to 19. The debate attacked clergy and lay Gentry who defend or incite violence, arguing the measure seeks protection for Ireland and England alike, while warning against justifying murder as a political gun.
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B. Rocne
Joux O'Cox
Housesd OF Commons
West Gloucestershire
Wakley
Gloucestershire
House of Commons
Earl Fitzhardinge
Grantley Berkeley
Fitzhardinge
Grenville Berkeley
Earl Fizhardinge
G. Gray
Monson
Limerick
Ryan
B. Cochrane
Lord Lincoln
Lasoucayne
Starroap
B. Batt
Lord Monrers
Cocnnaxe
J.o'connech
Reynoxps
Hume
W. Vennen
Ireland
Labourers of
Arma
Anstey
Ten
Ablin
England
P. Scrore
Sconty
Tipperary
Laffan
Scuuty
Cashel
Clonmel
O'Finncarry
F. O'Connor
Kerxoups
House
F. O'Connon
M. O'Connett
J. O'Connetl
K. J.o'con
Nell
G. Grer
Moncan J. O'Conner
Joan O'Connery
F. O'Coxxon
M. J. O'Connell
Bates
Sintuorr
Chief Commissioner of Poor Laws debated in parliament
The House of Commons weighs the appointment of the Chief Commissioner of Poor Laws and the suitability of Mr. Charles Buller for the post. Critique centers on clerical opposition, church authority, and the broader political implications of the commissioner's role amid ongoing debates over reform and church-state relations.
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House of Commons
Yemen
Charles Buller
Buller
Davy
Ant Uimbionens
Mieenyesh
CEWA
Hampden
John Ball
Times
Oxford
Church of England
Penny
Tyre
Iliwcunerea
Ship in flames off Port Hendward in violent fire
A burning steamer was sighted about ten miles west of Port and drifting toward shore in rough seas. Reports say the vessel, possibly 400 tons, was already afire for hours with crew likely evacuated. Two jet cruisers and fishing trawlers aided efforts as the Taqua arrived at Southampton with fire sighting and crew rescue details.
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Werymotts
West Bay
Creeter
Portland
Evans
Southampton
Bill
S.W
Aready
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House OF Lords
M. Archdall
Fermanagh
Great Marlow
E. Grapstone
Conscenton
Excnzques
J. O'Connent
Sir G Garey
J. O'Consent
G. Gaer
J.o.coxwelt
Richmond Terrace
Clifton
Bristol Times
the Weekly Chronicle
Great Britain
Lordar
Korte
Public Health
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