Debate Over Board Appointments and Naval Shipbuilding Policy
In Parliament Lord Dalhousie defends the Board from corruption claims and asserts the board’s reports were not meant to be conclusive. Debates focus on ship construction by the Admiralty after 1835, the role of the Surveyor of the Navy, and whether experiments with new vessels justify reliance on boards or scientific plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Dalhousie
Aloes
Pern
Lord Daxsouste
O Brien
O'Brien
Mr. O'Brien
South Eastern Railway
Margulis
I Oeague
Tanlfi
Sir C Narier
Mie Ganuer
Ry Atyer
Bartiae
Jenzth
Simoncs
Navy
Heshou
J. Graben
Cockatax
Board of Agbretty
Ceptair
W Synmcucs
Board of Aduirasty
W.simoris
Admiralty
Board of Admiralty
G. Cockburn
House of Commons
France
England
Rows
Sir C. Napier
Sir SY. Symonds
W. Symonds
Board of Admiralty 5
Wessel
Malta
Rous
Mr. Rous
Sir W. Symonds
Mr. C. Woow
Secretary Speech on Admiralty Vessels and Yachts Debate
In a parliamentary session the debate centers on naval vessel construction and safety concerns. Sir C Napier faces counterarguments from Sir William Symonds and others defending ship design. A flawed dining list of opinions, and a critical assessment of May yacht safety, with a division showing 93 against and 2 for the motion. The discussion touches on Admiralty appointments and future measures, ending with a note that the committee progress is reported and will continue Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir C. Napier
Board of Admiralty
Royal Frederick
Victoria
C. Napier
W. Symonds
Admiral Bowes
William Simonds
Captin Pecurra
C. Wood
Charles Napier
France
England
Conny
House of Commons
Admiralty
C. Norten
Yin
Scotland
G. Derkinny
C.narien
Aghenby
G. Somerset
Weekly Chronicle Promises Exclusive Intelligence for Parliament
A marketing note for the Weekly Chronicle highlights its extensive coverage of forthcoming parliamentary questions on Free Trade Ireland Church Taxation and Reform. It touts exclusive, minute detail from its own sources, aiming to attract country subscribers with a promise of broad coverage in literature drama news and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Chronicle
Parliacent
Wil
Ireland
Chanxiccy
Tiven
Vail
Legal and miscellaneous correspondence discussed in editorial notes
A collection of reader questions and editor replies covers editorial policies, book notices, medical puffery, parliamentary procedures, and cases from the magistrates. The piece cites specific names, legal rules, and examples, including references to Brib-l, Frogmore, and Forbes, while offering cautious guidance on quackery, advertising, and manuscript disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkshire
Aluerwine
CLC. C
Suisse
Coe
la Thir C.C.C
Opercome
Brib—l
Frogmore
Almeions
Vearsley
Mey
Dr. Forbes
Gul Tt
George Beeles
Sarah
Thomos Beeley
Joseph Hibbert
George the Third
Windsor
Urania
Walworth meeting for a literary and scientific institute
A Monday Walworth meeting at St Peters Church national school room adopted resolutions to establish a literary and scientific institution in the district. Sir Francis Doyle named Assistant Solicitor of the Excise with a 1000 a year. A Nev J W Watson presided over the gathering. A counterfeit coin incident occurred at St Clement Danes as a well-dressed woman offered a sovereign for change, then departed with the broken sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Doyle
the Excise
St. Peter's Church
Walworth
Nev
J. W. Watson
St. Clement's Danes
Poisoned Teapot Tragedy at Camberwell Shop
A Camberwell tradesman's family dies after oxalic acid poisons tea at breakfast. Mrs Montague and her husband perish within hours, the shopman weakens, and a surviving youth George May fights for his life. Coroner's inquest promised to resolve how the deadly chemical entered the teapot and whether foul play was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grovevine
Camberwell
Canning’s Head
Montague
Hyrmentel
George May
Alo
Lammonby murder inquest verdict of willful murder
An inquest at Lammonby near Greystoke, Cumberland, into the death of seven year old Sarah Ann Crosby, found killed by burns inflicted by her mother Jane Crosby. The report details brutal abuse, concealment of evidence, and the mother’s subsequent arrest and committal for trial at the next assizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lammonby
Greystoke
Penrith
Cumberland
W. Carrick
Brampton
Sarah Ann Crosby
Jane
William Crosby
Mary
Sarah Ann
Crosby
Jane Crosby
Carrick
Richard Weston
Carliale
Altered position of the repeal party and O Connell
A critical review laments Mr O Connell s decline in influence within the Repeal movement. It argues his former power over Coercion Bill opposition has faded, replaced by younger, self confident leaders who deny his moral influence and pursue independence over repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evetom
Macgroper
Porter
Histoe
Robert Peel
Neelese
Cotton Twist
England
Ireland
Repeal Movement
Mr. O'Connell
Barry
Great Britain
Guy
Macnevill
Young
Starvalidg
Smith O'Brien
Connell
Treland
Irish Catholica
Panuseca
Religius
Mr. Macnevin
Macneveo
Limerick Corporation
Maynooth
Tipperary
Manchester
Repeal Party
Wconnell
Young Ireland
O'Connell
Seniors
House of Commons
France Eyes Navy Increase and Hidden Vote
The French War Press fears an English naval build up and a direct rebuff after the launch of the Terrible. The piece notes Goethe and Joinville, warns against provoking England, and argues public opinion favors peace while secret service funds threaten political stability in Guizot's administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Prince de Joinville
England
Goethe
Thich
Louis Philippe
Thames
Monsieur Thiers
Monsieur Guizot
Perce
Secret Service
M. Duchatel
Convocation Debate at Oxford Over Ward's Speech
Oxford Convocation gathers 1,200 to 1,300 members as Mr Ward defends his views read from his pamphlets. The Vice Chancellor and Dr Bliss present passages criticizing Ward’s stance on Prayer Book and Articles, while Ward protests the process and insists his rights and degrees cannot be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Sloowly
Bedels
Ward
Oakley
Balliol
Tbis University
Church of England
Edo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Skrywood
Toorsell Ton
Nottingham
Cunath
Bradford
Oldham Street
Glasgow
Norwich
Edinburgh
SIDWE
Bath Smith
Liverpool
TURN
Swansea
Birmingham
Suffield
Woodmax
Cardiff
Rand
Longun
Suaporte
London Dock
Bristol
Fon
Cove
Falmouth
Hall
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Monpay
Teysper
Wepxespay
Tuonspay
Fripar
Sarenpay
Senvar
Wilight
THA Weberly Chronicle
London
Sir Robert Peel
Derd Johny
Hadford Judas
The
University of Oxford
Mr. Ward
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!