Judges Rule Nisi Discharged Over Bishop Confirmation Case
Lord Denman concludes no writ of mandamus should issue in the Hereford bishop election matter. He notes no objectors appeared at the confirmation process and Archbishop of Canterbury did not object, leaving the court without basis to intervene. Judges were equally divided. the rule nisi is discharged.
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Lord Denman
Canterbury
Hampden
Hereford
The Sicilian insurrection's Paris echoes and Swiss debate
Paris reports the Naples Sicily constitution of 1812 as proclaimed under British steering, with two chambers and a federal pact, while Thiers denounces the Swiss affair and Guizot defends liberty. Milan fears Austrian strength. Palermo rises with committees and bombardment, as foreign consuls aid refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fpeanchi
Paris
Bourss
Fonds
Italy
Journal Des Débats
Naples
Chamber of Deputies
France
M. Lamartine
Switzerland
England
Great Britain
Christendom
M. Thiers
M. Odillin Barrat
Horros
Palermo
Interior
Lyons
Aymard
M. Odillin Barrot
M. Perier
Amy. Malge‘gon
M. Mahul
Vienna
Europe
Austria
Union Monarchique
Marshal Duke d'Isly
Ministry of War
Trezel
Louis Philippe
Memorial Des Pyrenées
Pau
Duchesa de Montpensier
Milan
Verona
Triests
Styria
Moravia
Ginlay
Gallicia
Pavia
Abdel Kader
de Lamoriciére
Duke d'Aumal
Cuvier
Porto di Campos
Palme
Ministry of Marine
Moniteur
Adelaide of Orleans
Paria
Orleans
New
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Bordeaux
Troyes
Montereau
Basle
Strasburg
Tours
Nantes
Thoreday
Journal Des Debats
Bis
Duke de Serre Capriola
Berens
Thiers
Guizot
Despotiam
Priestcraf
Sicily
Royal Palace
Ferdinand II
Prince Pantellaria
Rudini
Spedallotto
Ruggero Settimo
Nesers
Stabile
Sceglia
Castellamare
Navy
Toledo
Baste
Palermont
Count d'Aquila
Consula
Bulldog
M. Bresson
Sardina
United States
Prussia
Russia
Duke de Mayo
Auatria
M. Brexaoo
Duke de Majo
Senate
Parie
Macqueda
Palermo insurrection and royal bequest debate in Sicily
A chronicle from February 6 1848 reports Palermo insurrection events and debates over a royal bequest to the Seamen’s Hospital. Nobles, clergy, and workers united, while Duke de Majo and others contested trusts. Paris and Greenwich concerns, with hospital sums and protections described amid fires, bomb threats, and parliamentary suspensions.
Portmouth departure draws naval officers to see Governor
Queen Dowager and officials plan to Cape of Good Hope and Borneo. Rear Admiral Thomas Cochrane Captain Rodney Mundy and Hon. Mr. Digby among attendees at Portmouth to bid farewell to Governor Brooke. In Sheffield an attempt to blow up Mr. Marples Juviers tool maker's premises failed to cause major damage. Marples not in a union for two years and no disputes with workers.
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Cape of Good Hope
Borneo
Portemouth
Brooke
Thomas Cochrane
India
Rodney Mundy
Her
Iris
Digby
Sheffield
Shefield Fris
Mr. Marples
Tenant movement and Belfast circular on landlord and tenant rights
Ireland reports a rising tenant movement led by a Belfast circular inviting two representatives from each division in Down and Antrim to discuss protections for tenants. The piece notes recent rural outrages in Limerick and Cork counties and recounts Sharman Crawford's North of Ireland tour outlining tenant right principles, including rent regulation and a partnership view of land and labor.
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Desare
Meath
Tis Bailiwick
Belfast
H. Montgomery
Down
Antrim
Interpecial Commission
John Conneil
County of Limerick
Carbue
Croom
Amalles
Curragh
Hovea
John M
Luton
Desris
Derrxitiox Oy Texaxt Riant
Sharman Crawford
Derry
Coleraine
Downpatrick
Rochdale
Ireland
Lfe
Brown
Roscommon
Lloyd
Martin Travers
Flanagan
King's College Theological Department Opens Its Doors
The theological department at a newly formed college began with an entrance examination led by Rev. Dr. Jeff. The program spans six terms with certificates upon merit. Fees: graduates 8 guineas, associates 10, others 12 per term. Lead figures include Rev. Alexander M'Caul and Rev. Edward Hayes Plaemtre among staff. Rural General Activity Society meeting follows.
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K1isa
Cortzez
Loxpoy
Jeff
Holy ‘Orders
King’s College
Hallah
Oxford
Cambridge
Durham
Alexander M‘caul
St. Paul’s
St. James’s
Duke’s Place
Frederick D. Macrce
Richard Chenerix Trench
Itchen Stoke
Hampshire
Edward Hayes Plaemptre
Rural General Axivity Society
London Tavern
Henry Pownall
George Hudson
Enq
A.P
James Ward
Eng. R.A
Crrr
City of
London
Guildhall
Lawrence
Stalic
Green Park
Mr. Leake
Obbard
Harrison
Scortisa Hosrytat
Simovias
Scottish Hospital
Cranecourt
Fleet Street
Ross
B. B . Cabbell
M.P
Adair
Cotton mill blaze at Delkinfeld wrecks property and jobs
A Sunday morning fire at the cotton factory of Measra, Binns and Dean in Delkinfeld caused extensive property damage, with the mill shut for weeks and over 300 workers left unemployed. The blaze started on the fourth story, with fire engines from Ashton and private mills fighting the flames for hours amid costly water damage. Three youths raised the alarm. one overseer, Samuel Manon, narrowly escaped through a collapsing attic floor. The cause remains under investigation and insurers are reviewing claims.
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Ashton-Under-Line
Aranmine Avp
Fiat
Lmneraing
Measra
Binns and Dean
Delkinfeld
Ashton
Globe
Suv
Phaoix
Liverpool
Samuel Manon
Bath
WV. Hunt
Lord Duncan
M.P
Lord Ashley
J. Newell
Admiral Gordon
T. Barrett
Greene
C. Boswell
Cambridgh
Jewison
C. F. Foster
Bagg
R. M. Fawcett
Colonel Glover
Thomas Murtic Teg
Wan
John Calvert
Peter Mannie
Court House
Snes
Clough
Cleckheaton
James Randall
Georgi Ion
Hardwick
Calvert
Excellent
Xeamen
Byam Martin
G.C.B
H. Williams
R.N
Durantone
Ma. Brooxz
Garrixon
Boxtro
Portamouth
Sir Charles Ogle
Admiralty House
Spencer St. John
Victoria Pier
Madeira
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Oreign Intelligence
Swizerland
Gret Place
M. Guizot
M. Thiersco
Counter Revolu ‘Tion
Spain
Mapato
Bank of San Fernando
Moderado
Infantes, Nanoalvan
Orgiva
Madrid
M. Pacheco
Rome
Mapeto
Duke of Victory
Regiment of
Sorio
Barcaistegy
Logrono
Marchionesa de Remise
Bwitzeerland
Berne
Diet
Neufchete
Friburg
Vaud
Lucerne
Sunderbund
Grand Council
Civic Guard
Cardinal Bofondi
Cardinal Ferretti
Camporesi
Bas
Pope
Hospital of Santo Spirito
Auvsteia
Journala
Cabinet
Lombardy
Universal Gazette
Augsburgh Gazette
O Ferling
Suma
Mont de Préte
Sutherland
Cala- Hospital
Bard
Greenwich
de Spedallonta
Con
Consiat
Duke of Montrose
Duke of
Lamond
F. Nelson
London Hospital
Montreal
Cali- Wan
Newcut
Lambeth
Seanen
Thapke
Avaswine Frag
Apsugy Pectatz
Holland Street
Bleckfriars
Falcon Glase Works
Apsley Pellatt
Eeq
THE
Metropolis
O'Connell
Macnally
Clogher
Repeal Association
Carrickmacross
Mr. O'Connell
Loyal Nations Hepeal Association
C. Macyattr
John O'Connell
Meath Repost Club
Tembern
Gratton
Corbally
Cheera
Tuam
Clonfert
Twintleton
M'Hale
Board of Guardians of the
Tuam Union
Dublin
Twistleton
Hisses
M‘hare
Tuam Herald
Board of Guardians
M*hale
Ryan
Ra.c
Lally
Nr. Donnellan
Patrick W. Mangan
W. Gannon
Donselan
Distixavisnen Beyen Oy
Cashel
R. Long
WW. Murphy
Samuel Cooper
Leonard Keating
Mr. Scully
E. Scully
Godfrey Taylor
Mr. Clarke
William Roe
C. Clark
Mr. Roe
Ballinasloe Star
St. George
Clonburn
Cloncash
D. O
D. O'Connell
Waterford
Crim
Limerick
Special Commission
Marylebone
Wakley
Martha Rhodes
Shuttleworth
Manchester Arms
Adam Street
Manchester Square
Queen's Bench
Quail
York House
Battersea
Misa Rhodes
Surrey
Quain
Ta University College Hospital
Rowlett
Millingen
Rhodes
Hatching
Owlett
Pioslico
Hutchings
Shutleworth
Yorkshire
Gutteridge
Manchester
Warwick Assizes
Colonel Hall
Crow's Post
Westminster Abbey
St. Luke's
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