Debates on Ireland, New Zealand, and sanitary reform amid tumult
A crowded House of Commons session features Mr Anstey's motion against Lord Palmerston, Ireland distress questions, and New Zealand Waitangi treaty debates. Lord Morpeth outlines a comprehensive public health bill with central and local boards, sewer and water duties, ventilation, and funding via ratepayers, while critics push for broader measures and metro London inclusion.
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Home
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P. Scavee
England
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B Hay
Packe
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Lord Grey
Waitangi
Governor Grey
Lasovclen
Gildstone
Earl Grey
Greves
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Grey
Sir Z. Buxton
Ar. Rauionsy
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Lebouchere
Lord Lixcoln
Mr. Scott
Aneter
Nea
Hume
Earl of Lixcoxs
Lord Morpeth
Scanor
Waxcey
Corporation of London
London
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Talington
Tha
Southwood Smith
Board of Health
Alderman Sinxer
Wakley
Wyrp
Monastt
Remnozns
Lord Exameron
Honoes
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Lord Moxreth
Walk
Batses
Wales
China
Canowellt
Lord George Bentinck Resigns Leadership of Protectionists
A London-telegraph style piece reports Lord George Bentinck's resignation as leader of the Protectionists in Parliament. It details the contentious splits over Jewish dis abilities and Catholic concessions, the rise of new leaders, and the Country Party’s reaction. It mocks the moral and political confusion within the party and hints at the Marquis of Granby as successor.
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Country Party
Punch
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Salomon
Bentinck
Fiere
Stafford
Marquis of
Granby
Afarquin of
Rutland
Thames Naval Demonstration Prompts Home Secretary Meeting
A Wednesday pageant on the Thames sees a procession of Blue Jackets in boats and steamers, with flags and bands, presenting a memorial on Navigation Lane to Home Secretary Sir George Grey. Sailors from many ports march by water to Westminster, amid public and official interest over the Navigation Laws and potential repeal.
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Renaco
The Weekly Chronicle announces a bold Parliament focus
The proprietors urge readers to support the Werety Canoniere as a liberal policy advocate on social and religious liberty questions. The weekly promises rich parliamentary reports, exclusive sources, sanatory movement articles by physicians, and discussion of great social issues shaping modern progress. Offices listed at 337 Strand, London.
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Times of tides and sun in Britain 1848 notes
In the period Feb 13 to Feb 20 1848 guidance is given on latitude, sunrise and sunset adjustments, high water times at major ports, and daily solar and lunar data. It lists localities like London Dock, Bristol, Cork, Plymouth, Hull, Milford Haven, Dover, Dublin, Holyhead, Liverpool, Port Glasgow, and Southampton with hour and minute offsets, plus notes on church Readings and liturgical days.
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Warias
London Dock
Bristol
Cork Cove
Patmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Noble title reference on avoiding foes and traders
The passage mocks a noble title and warns that the lord must face the sting of outraged Free Traders. The speaker suggests the lord would be better off changing targets than enduring attacks from adversaries, implying political tension and hostile challenge.
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Health of Towns Bill sparks moral uplift through central boards
A newspaper piece discusses the Health of Towns Bill crafted by Lord Morpeth aimed at establishing Boards of Health in town councils with a central five-member commission. It highlights provisions for lodging inspections, drainage, water supply costs to the poor, and the potential moral and physical elevation of the populace amid urban squalor.
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