Duchess of Kent Aid Debate Signals Royal Budget Issue
Lords debate an enhanced stipend for the Duchess of Kent amid the royal proximity to the throne. Ministers outline a likely 22,000 to 27,000 pound annual package with added allowances, while peers press for full income disclosure before any grant. Opposition warns against pledging support without clear figures.
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Vote by ballot petition and Catholic grievances in Parliament
Petitioners from Hammersmith Headingham and Newfoundland urge ballot voting free of coercion. Catholics seek equal worship rights while Glasgow spinners protest delays in trials. Debates cover married women chattels, public notices, and Duchess of Kent’s pension increase.
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Kilkenny
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Ireland
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Duke of Kent
Lord Castlereagh
Lord Goderich
Victoria
Princess of Wales
Henry the Seventh
Charlotte
the Duchess of Kent
Prince George of Hanover
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Foreign Intelligence Bits From Europe and Asia
The Paris and Madrid fronts report shifting ministries as Spain faced possible resignations and a moderate coalition. Espartero moves troops. Hanover tightens censorship. Cologne and Constantinople note clerical and imperial maneuvers. Sierra Leone and Sydney trials reveal public unrest, governance strife, and colonial legal probes.
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Hanover
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Duke of Cambridge
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Cologne
Brussels
Constantinople
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Mediterranean
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Adrianople
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Martin
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Kidd
Surseon
Supreme Court
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Her Majesty’s 4Th Regiment
Brisbane
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Moore
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New Zealand
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Aland
Legislative Council
Norfolk Island
Moreton Bay
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Council of
van Diemen’s Land
London
Probed Reports From Various Towns and Crimes
A long column of dated notes recounts crimes accidents and social misfortunes across towns. Topics include missing persons murders thefts drownings fires arrests and a public charity response to workmen unpaid wages and a fatal accident at Worcester.
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Carmarthen
David Richards
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Carmarthenshire
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