MEDICAL CHARITIES IN IRELAND AND CANADIAN PRISONERS DEBATE
The discussion covers a proposed bill to regulate medical charities in Ireland with unpaid commissioners from the medical profession. Also debated is a motion to pardon Canadian rebels and transportees, urging mercy while preserving loyalty. objections stress policy, timing, and the prerogative of the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
F. Faeney
Lord Extor
Rogstek
Upper
Lower Canada
Lord Stanley
Canada
Legislative Council
Montreal
Enal
Sir Charles Bagot
Mr. Ewaxr
Lord Staxver
Mr. Roebuck
House of Commons
Her
Charles
Legislative Assembly
Heme
Lori Stanley
Crazies
Roebuck
Sir Charles Metcalfe
Charles Metcalfe
Roesucx
Manners Sertox
Legal and correspondence notes on wills and trusteeship
A compendium of legal Q a s and advice covers inheritance where stepmothers dies first, executor powers, stamped receipts liability, and finders deeds. It also includes remarks on Owen's colonisation schemes, Harmony hall progress, and reader queries about marriage, lights, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E
H. S
College of Surgeons
F. B
E.R. S
Timothy
The Modern Balaam in Parliament and Bengal Proclaims
The piece views Parliament as a stage for Peel to maneuver on fixed duties and repeal, arguing Peel acts as a Balaam guiding policy while outbidding Russell on the duty. It questions Lord Ellenborough and the Somnauth Proclamation, warning India risks under misguided governance and calls for recall as the safer course.
A Calendar for Sunrise Sunset and High Water Times
A calendar explains calculating sunrise and sunset times for Great Britain and Ireland by latitude, with adjustments above 61 deg 30 min and below 51 deg. It lists high water times at London Dock plus offsets for Bristol York Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton and other harbours, and refers readers to Notices to Correspondents for further calendar information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Warbour
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Criticism of Lord Ellenborough in Indian affair debates
The passage laments Lord Ellenborough’s leadership in India, noting ridicule from English and Augsburg Gazette alike. It argues his vanity and bombast provoke universal condemnation, while urging scrutiny beyond personal attacks and referencing a Times letter as part of the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Ellenborough
Europe
Augsburg Gazette
Standard
India
Sneera
Times
A Night of Moonshine and Liberal Cross-Purposes
A critical column argues Liberal Party and Liberal Press misalignment harms voter turnout and debate in Parliament. It notes Mr Labouchere’s motion on Canadian Car, Vernon Smith’s intended challenge to Lord Ellenborough, and Dr Nicholl's Ecclesiastical Courts reform debate. The piece lampoons a remark linking wills, time, damp, and Rats, then reflects on conscience versus principle among politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commmons
Lord Abinger
Inte Special Commission
James Granax
Ireland
Hawes
Rosent Peet
Nicnott
England
Wales
London
Janvis
R. Inatis
Jons Ressex
Etail
Hrue
Caxistiz
Protuence
Nicholl
Sturuort
R. Morts
Ewagr
W. Withaus
Heme
Kbr
Robert Pert
Woon
Labouchere
Venxox Sutra
India
Court of Directors
Temple of
Somnauth
Sultan Mahmoud
Lord Ellenborough
Indian
B. Bantne
R Ixcuis
Ranjeet Sing
R. Inglis
R. Peec
Her
Ellen
Hon
Baronet
Ghunzzrat
Lord Ettenborough
C. BuLter
R. Peer
Liberal Party
Wolf
Morning Chronicle
The
Globe
Colonial Gazette
Munter
Somersetshire
Charles Wood
Vernon Smith
Chronicle
House of Commons
Board of Directors
Dr. Nicholl
Lord Stanley
Robert Peel
Edward Knatchbull
James Graham
Lord Howick Motion Opens Debate on Relief Measures
A discussion on Monday will consider the Queen’s Speech paragraph about revenue decline and distress. Lord Howick seeks a committee of the whole House to examine finances, trade, and manufacturing impacts and to push for decisive relief measures. The editorial notes Howick’s capability, while urging clear Whig positions on Corn Laws and remedies. It also reports a separate nautical note about the Paradise Islands discovery by the Hamburg schooner Paradise in 1841 near the Pacific, with coordinates and chart notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Duke of Wertrncron
Earl Fortescue
Sligo
Lord Stanfore
United Kingdom
Earl
Earl Stanhope
Earl of Ruros
Baronet
Earl of Ripon
Earl Ripon
Lord Beatson
BaovcHam
Board of Trade
Anti Corn Law League
Ravsor
League
Lord Brovana
Lord Ashburton
Marquis of Craxnharpe
Earl Stan- Hopf
Hosur
Wr. Owen
Afay
Association
Oien
National Community Friendly Society
Isaac Lyon Goldsmid
Afr
Owen
Manchester
Great Britain
Harmony-hall
Joseph Hansom
Birmingham Town Hall
Harmony Hall
Br. Owen
William. Gaurin
Weekly Chronicle
Leicester-square
London
W.S
Charing-cross
Waterloo-place
Bude
Bfr
Gurney
T. M
G. W
Accrington
Horse Guards
Whitehall
Iadia
Mias Kelly
Zenobia
Admiralty
Brotherton
W. H. Malpas
John Tidd Pratt
J. Fincher
Robert Peel
Melbourne
Lord Howick
John Russell
Sir Robert Peel
Villiers
Ward
Walter
Balaam
Joho Rus
Canada
Roebuck
Wallace
Greenock
Hamburg
Paradise
Zybrandts
Valparaiso
Manilla
Greenwich
Paradise Talands
Uloe
Thore Islands
Proposed Extension of the Northern and Eastern Railway
The half yearly meeting at the London tavern Bishopsgate Street discussed a branch west to Ware and Hertford and a line to Newport near Bishop Stortford. Grissell and Peto offered to complete the branch for £60,000, with shares at par. a dividend of 18-1/2 pence per share was declared and a new directorate elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directo
Shareborne
London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
Willia
Esq
Marsha
Jered Ward
M.P
J. Masterman
Jon
Joh Rei
Esa Routh
Ice
Tors
Ne Fu
Henne ‘ Ware
Newport On -Bridge
Messrs. Grissell and
Peto
Hertford and Wort
Newport
Bishop Stortford
Cambies
Atrd
Proprj
Routh
Gainsford
Mr. Bell
Ward
Mr. Ward
Bya
Angel-lane Stortford
Directora
Tong
Till
Edmonton
Ware and Hertford
Chesham
Mesers
Grissell
Messrs
Kinnard
Capua Mangles
John Guest
Crawshay
Eastern Counties Company
Thares
Stratford
Bell
Mr. Warn
Cambridge
John Bagshaw
Ebenezer Fuller Mallard
Mangles
Thomas Mills
George Palmer
Iur
R. Pattison
William Marshall
G. Fletcher
H. J. Smale
Joseph Trueman
H.G. Ward
R. W. Kinnaird
Rockill
Requisition for Ainsworth attracts 450 signers in Bolton
The Bolton electors press Mr. Ainsworth to resign, with 450 signatures from a 1,366 registered voters. The piece notes relocations and double entries at last election and suggests about 1,090 likely voters remain for an immediate contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Bolton Free Press
Lancashire
Bolton
London
Gret Bolton
Poet of
London Relief Committee
Sharp
Clare
Bamburgh
Grace Darling
Erith Resch
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L. Hay
J. ¥. Buller
R. Ferguson
Bowring
Campbell
Ferrand
H. Fleetwood
Alonzie
Wawn
Ord
Plumridge
E. Knatchbull
James
Duncan
Scholefield
Mainwaring
French
Buckley
Matt Coaen
London and
Oakhampton
Dunn
Legh
E.N.M. Fair
Meteo
Ephem
Zadkiel
Monpar
Menthier Ees
E.N.M
Mateo
Aterbury
Mateo Ephem
Turrspay
Metee
Chidipe Zadkiel
Farpay
Michael Angelo
Trinidad Teken
Soxagesima
the Weekly Chronicle
Proceedings OF the
Ferezepore
Clive
Wellington
Sale
Hindoo
Delhi
Lucknow
Duke of Wellington
Great Britain and Ireland
Fes
Lospon
North
Latituda
the Sur
Seta
Mors
Aft
Sundar
Monvar
Pal
Werosespay
Teurspay
Satonpar
Mom
Overland Mail
Northern and Eastern Railway
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