Jewish Rights Bill Debate Divides Lords and Commons
Lord Russell explains a proposed measure to remove civil disabilities for Jews, while peers argue about risks to Christianity. Lords Goulburn and Lawrence press for explanations of past positions, and ministers pledge to advance reform after the recess. House adjourns to February 3.
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Post Office mail steamers to Dover and Calais planned
Arrangements for a new cross Channel mail service by land and sea are settled with operations to start January 1. Night and up trains run London to Dover in two and a half hours, with connections by steamer to Boulogne and Calais. Timings include Dover to Calais and Boulogne routes, aiming for early morning arrivals in London.
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Calculating Sunrise Sunset Times by Latitude
The method explains adjusting sunrise and sunset times for Great Britain and Ireland using latitude. It also outlines changes to high water times at major ports relative to London Dock times and lists several port-specific hour adjustments along with calendar notes for late December and early January 1848.
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Dover
Dublin
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Portal
Southampton
We salute the Hereford Deaconal Memo and Oxford clash
A long critique targets Dr Hampden and the Oxford censure as a state of clerical conflict. It discusses Dean Merewether of Hereford, royal letters, and the political recollections surrounding Protestant and Catholic tensions, citing Lord Arundel and John of Tuam amid a broader debate on ecclesiastical discipline and public sermons.
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University of Oxford
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Lynch
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Tuam
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Lord Arundel
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Whitehall
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Unt & Emain
Leeds Mercury
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Rooben
Barnsley
John Graham
Cesbier
Ap Taylor
Priestly Denunciations and Irish Violence Debate
Two columns of Mardera describe barbarity, violence, conspiracies, and murder in Ireland. The piece argues for strong powers and public inquiry, noting the Roman Catholic Church’s honor and possible priestly involvement.
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Annassin
Polemics on Reform Bill and Jewish Emancipation Debate
The piece analyzes two London papers the Standard and the Morning Post in a heated political polemic. It critiques claims tying civil rights to religious command and mocks religious arguments used against Jewish emancipation while summarizing crude attacks and speculative causes of notable figures' deaths.
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United Kingdom
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Morning Post
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Hamppen
Arxorp
Hampden
Cobden and free trade politics clash over armaments and colonies
The Cobden manifesto debates Cobden’s stance on the navy army and ordnance cuts, free trade, and colonial policy. Critics argue his logic falters beyond economic theory, warning that pacific diplomacy and armament needs conflict with his plans while highlighting the prime issues of tariffs and empire.
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Indian
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England
Lord Palmerston
Earl Grey
Fragmented 19th century church commentary on Arnold and faith
A muddled, reverential rant questions the Church’s stability in the kingdom and the propriety of discussing Prematurely taken past leaders. It laments the morality of newspaper theology and ponders Dr Arnold’s fate, all amid unfocused observations and garbled phrasing.
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