Sunrise Sunset Times and Tide Tables for Britain and Ireland
Practical notes give rules to compute sunrise and sunset by latitude with minute adjustments, plus high water times at major stations such as London Dock, Bristol, York, Falmouth, Hull, Milford Haven, Brighton, Cowes, Dover, Dublin, Holyhead, Liverpool, Port Glasgow, and Southampton. Also includes ecclesiastical calendar data, moon phase, day length, and daylight start times for Lent ahead of Cambridge Lent Term notices.
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Great Britsin
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Principe
London Dock
Bristol
York
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Aubotract
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Question of Ireland relief and railway bill in the House
The debate centers on whether the government should push Lord George Bentinck's Ireland railways bill and its £16 million price as relief for distressed Ireland. Critics warn it benefits speculators, not the destitute, and call for broader reforms to poverty, land, and employment while noting Mayo ejectments and Kilmore solidarity. The scene includes procedural moves, custody of a stranger, and calls for urgent, wide-ranging measures to improve Ireland's economy.
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J. Busse
Iit
John Russell
G. Jentinck
Lord J. Meeners
Ireland
George Bentinck
Sargeant At
Janee
Lord M. Hunt
House OF Commons
Hoxweex
Lord Palmerston
Morning Chronicle
Lord Normanby
Lord Pamenston
M. Guizot
G. Bexrincx
George Beatinck
England
Lord G. Bentinck
M. Hudson
Alderman Thompson
Dublin
Cork
Limerick
G. Bentinch
G. Beatines
Kilmore
County of
Mayo
Liverpool
Sligo
Bath
Mr. Roebuck
Mr. O’brien
Soother
Mrs. O'Brien
Mr. B. Osborne
Mpire
Mr. Hudson
Belp
Avit
Conoxty
Bexestown
Lord Grorce Bentinck
Joan Rossi
Peruano
Ferrand
J. Maxwews
Canuncellor
Irish railways bill sparks crossfire in debate amid distress cries
In a heated session, MPs argued over government rail grants for Ireland, with critics saying the plan props up landlords while failing to relieve Galway and western distress. Proposals cited rail reclamation, private versus public roles, and financial risks. several speakers urged modifications or opposed the bill.
Debated Banking and Navigation Laws Stir Irish Policy
Irate speaker warned against funding Ireland’s distress by peacetime loans as a danger to the economy. The session adjourned after clashes over committee fairness on Navigation Laws and law of settlement, with opposition calling for real reform and a shift in loyalties. The debate paused until Monday.
Parliamentary roll of peers and officials listed as tellers
A long list of titled nobles and officials including Acheson Acland Aglionby Ainaworth Bains Bannerman Barkly Baring Barnard Barron Bell Berkeley Blake Bodkin Bouverie Bowles Bowring Bright Brotherton Brown Buller Byng Callaghan Cardwell Carew Chaplin Cholmeley Clements Clerk Colabrooks Collett Copeland Corry Cowper Crawford Denison Dickinson Duckworth Dancan Dundas Easthope Egerton Ellice Ewart Evans Fitzwilliam Allix Arkwright Austen Bailey Bankes Baring Baskerville Bateson Benet Bentinck Beresford Blachetone Blakemore Broadwood Brooke Buck Clifton Cole Conolly Disraeli Douglas Ferrand Masorits Ayes minority nos and tellers names include Lyttelton O'Brien Paget Parker Peel Philips Plumridge Pusey Rice Rich Romilly Russell Rutherford Sandon Seymour Sheridan Smith Somers Somerset Somerville Wood Wood Wortlay Wyse Waddington Walpole Walsh Verner Wellesley and others as tellers and officials.
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Sir T Evans
Sir del Ewart
W Fitzwilliam
WY Smntt
Edw Sutton
H M Tencred
H W Thornely
T Tufnell
Henry Tuite
H M Turner
Edmond Veasy
T Williars
C Walker
R Warburton
H Ward
HG Watson
W Wawn
John T Wellesley
Lord C Williams
W Winvington
Sir T Wood
Sir C Wood
Colonel Wortlay
J S Wyse
Yoske
Henry R
Legal & Miscellaneous Correspondence Notice
A collection of archival letters discusses charity coal distribution fairness, crossed cheques, naturalisation of Jews, and legal cautions. Readers are urged to recontact missing correspondents, with diverse topics from property law to Irish relief petitions and window tax criticism.
Cuaists Hospitat. Public suppers begin this day
The public suppers at this institution will commence this day and continue for eight Sundays ending Easter day. Reports mention charity efforts in Wimborne and Marlborough with £200 raised for their towns. Also notes on medical procedures and ether anesthesia cases at King’s College Hospital and Royal Free Hospital, including a remarkable patient who felt no pain during major surgery.
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Wimborne
John Guest
Marlborough
Wilts
Dorsetshire
Victoria
National Provincial Bank of England
London and Westminster Bank
Metropolis
Royal Free Hospital
T. Walkley
Jnn
Ferguson
Wakley
Wakiley
The Irish Party and its Duties in Public Relief
A critical review of the Irish Party’s stance on property rights and outdoor relief. The piece denounces relief for the able bodied, condemns Church Rate practices, and warns against using public funds to shield poverty. It parallels historical debates on famine policy and church funding with callouts to Government measures and reform.
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England
David Roche
Norking
Palace Yard
Monteagle
Lunder
T—Thia
Thia
Ireland
House of Commons
Panperiam
Church Rate Case Sequel and Final Judgment in Denman Court
The long stalemate between Gosling and Vesey over church rate ends with Lord Chief Justice Denman delivering the last judgment. The ruling, while not as devastating to the Dissenting side as feared, emphasizes that parishioners have a duty to maintain parish churches for proper religious services, despite legal and public contention.
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Perauance
Braintree
Kerala
Court of Queen's Bench
Cesca
Gosling
Vesey
Ula
Economical Fallacies of the House Commons
A long critical essay criticizes government policy on Irish railways drainage funding and labour hours, denouncing private borrowing by the state and proposing broad government control of the money market. It questions expenditures for land, railway liabilities, and public works while invoking Cobden and Bright and imagining a universal mortgage system under Crown control.
Guizot and the Marquis of Normanby clash over a speech
The Marquis of Normanby replies to M. Guizot about a controversial speech that accused the ambassador. He states his report to be a close literal translation of Guizot’s words and disputes any implied misrepresentation. He notes Guizot offered no details on proposed alterations and questions the accuracy of the reported dialogue.
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M. Guizot
Tour
Marquis of
Normandy
Moniteur
Jose
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