Opposition and Lords Debate on Labor Hours and Portugal Policy
The debate features Mr. Tusiawrr opposing a labor measure amid questions on late hours and parliamentary sentiment. Lord Brackworth protests treatment of Torres Vedras prisoners in Portugal, with ministers outlining neutrality and diplomatic representations. Lords discuss civil war harms, potential actions, and the balance of British intervention. A Liverpool petition on criminal law and juvenile offenders is presented before adjournment.
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Housyh
Bracwont
Torres Vedras
Angola
Africa
Lisbon
Sreps
Marquis of
Lanapowne
Dom Miguel
Earl of Asenpeen
Portugal
Tagus
Marquis of Lansdowne
Hiad
Earl of Elremonovas
London
Brovcham
Liverpool
Duke of Ricagona
Earl Grey
Westminster Hall discusses Cockburns QC and election plan
Reports that Mr Cockburn’s QC will relinquish parliamentary practice in committees as the session ends to enter Parliament next general election. Lords of the Treasury declare Turkish ships may be released to pratique from Mediterranean lower ports, aiding shipping. Great Western Steamship to be auctioned next month, located in Bristol harbour. Fire at Mrs Loftus’s Cavendish Square mansion causes extensive damage. origin candle spark, firefighters extinguish after water and effort, building partly ruined, insured with Guardian office. A shepherd’s death at East Pole Farm, Chase Side, under accidental gun-shot wound by foreman William Roberts. coroner’s inquest records Robers’ actions as unintentional, no blame assigned.
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Westminster Hall
Cockburn
Lords of the Treasury
Turkey
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Great Western
Ehip
Bristol
Micah Loftus
Simmate
Wimpole Street
Cavendish-Square
Condon Brigade
West of England Company
Famen
Guardian Office
Snor
Thomas Higgs
Duchy of Caster
Barton Bennett
East Pole Farm
Chase Side
South
Joseph Barson
James Hart
Bennett
William Roberts
Berts
Roberts
Roberta
R. Hewn
Soutianse
Bavis
Gan
Ferdie
Treatment of Convicts at Woolwich Coroner Inquest Findings
At Woolwich a coroner in Kent conducted inquest into deaths of William Wallington and William Abbott among convicts. Dr Peter Bossy testified to treatment, noting no neglect, detailing hospital care, diet, and minor sensational allegations of threats, which the jury rejected as unfounded. The inquest concluded deaths were due to natural causes from long illness and complications, with praise for Bossy and hospital administration.
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Thorndey St
Ordnance
Carttar
Kent
William Wallington
William Abbott
Coe
House of Commons
T Duncombe
Peter Bossy
Woolwich
Willie
Bossy
Wallington
Bosay
Bis
Harrington
Williamson
bin Luins
Johnson
Doncombr
Theobald
Heydon
Henry Driver
Driver
Benjamin Babington
Gay's Hospital
Mr. Bossy
C. A. Key
Babington
Buckingham
Ossy
Aston Key
Abbott
Masterman
Mr. Strickland
Acure Contithente
Time of sunrise and high water rules in Britain and Ireland
The article explains a method to estimate sunrise and sunset times by latitude, adjusting 80 minutes per degree and applying minute shifts for various latitudinal ranges. It lists high water time adjustments for major ports including London Dock, Bristol, Dover, Dublin, Liverpool, and Southampton, and notes these places govern many smaller harbours. It then shifts to a dated Week and Lent observations, with religious readings, moon phase, day length, and a critique of Poor Law administration.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Sanrias
London
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Holl
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Tugspar
Waonespar
Ember
St. Matthias, Duke of Cambridge
Tuwnspar
Farpay
Satunpar
Pest
Right of the able bodied poor to relief in 1847
An 1847 London discussion argues that the poor have a right to relief, independent of political economy. It insists relief is a social necessity and Christian duty, concerns about workhouses, and warns that misapplied policies foster pauperism and imposture while harming independence.
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Plack Papera
Church of Rome
Oxford
Whco
Whch
Christ
Cicero
Haigher
England
Ireland
Ten Hours Bill Sparks House Of Commons Debate
The Ten Hours Bill aims to limit work for women and underage workers to ten hours a day, with an eleven hour compromise likely. The Commons failed to read a second time as only 27 members were present, highlighting parliamentary hesitation and political maneuvering around factory labour restrictions.
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Tellera
House of Commons
A Voice From Ireland Appeals for Clothes and Bedding
A letter from Wils B Townsgso Rector of Aghada appeals to Britons for donations of old clothes bedding and blankets to aid destitute Irish families. He describes widespread hunger poverty bare feet pawned goods and urges public provision of relief through charitable distribution and pawn-office releases.
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Agheds
Cloyne
Cork
Theas
Benach
Wils B. Townsgso
Aghada
Guizot and Normandy Marquis clash over ambassadorial report
The French and British diplomatic exchange continues as the Marquis of Normandy writes to his government on February 5 defending an ambassador’s report. The document quotes Guizot’s September remarks and asserts that the translation in the despatch was exact, disputing any claim of altered phrasing. The item then shifts to a separate note on the monthly meeting of the Incorporated Society for Promoting the Enlargement Building and Reposing Churches and Chapels, detailing grants for new and enlarged churches, free seats, and the society’s finances.
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Tus Post
Orrick
London Parcel Delivery Company
Parcel Mail
Parcel Post
Bacoy Taapg
Banda
Waterford Chronicle
Liverpool House
New York
Neuar
Liverpool Times
J. J. Guaxxr
Meeting of Friends
Norwich
Friends School
Ackworth
Croydon
Wigton
Sidcot
Ayton
Sibford
Rawdon
John Garney Hoare
Hampstead Land Cromer
Samuel
Edward Hoare
Monsieur Guizot
Chamber of Deputies
Mediterranean
France
England
Botany Bay
Sheffield
Castleton
Auberge
Nog’s Head Inn
Sam Scott
Sam
Derby Mercury
NM. Guizot
Marquis of Normandy
M. Guizot
Moniteur
Angleterre
St. Maris Pisce
Grece
Harrison
C. L. Courtenay
Spry
J. Jennings
Joho Talbot
George Frere
S. B. Brooke
James Cocky
N.C Ua
Arthur Powell
William Cotton
C. Tre
Wes Town
Dewsbury
Dewabury
Miosball Vernon
Maichgort
Nantwich
Eighton
Gateshead
Cra Diatrict
Rowbarton
St James
Taunton
Carleton
Yatre
Ecclenastics Commissioners
Habergham
All Saints
Matcham
Lancashire
Emer
Lamb
Sohda
Shuttleworth
Bury
Penth
Bangor
St. James's
Bath
Benger
Evesham
Wainham
Hornham
Ewyss Haru
Hereford
More
Bishop's Castle
Hepes
Alresford
Foster
Juitiala
E. Lentre
National
Siécle
Masaire
Fagin Poly
Guizot
Paris
Normandy
M. Guire
M. Gait
Diplomatic Dispatch Controversy Over Guizot Memo Sparks Debate
A 1847 exchange between Lord Palmerston and M Guizot is scrutinized amid claims of altered texts and misinterpretations. The discussion centers on a February memorandum and possible assurances from Paris about the Chamber of Deputies account. Critics warn of a political duel shaping Anglo French relations and public perception of the dispute.
Debate on the Bentinck and Hydena mcadenca adjourned
In our Town Edition the debate on the Bentinck and Hydena mcadenca was adjourned and met with mockery. The Chancellor praised a plan taxing destitute shareholders naming Hudson and Alderman Thompson as targets. The piece condemns the scheme as a political adventurer and railway speculator plot to raise vast sums for Ireland, urging opposition.
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Bentinck
Hydena McAdenca
Amelliargus
Hudson
Alderman Thompson
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Spooner
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Finch
M. Milnes
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Castle of Ehrenstein
Ainsworth
M. Sover
Weekly Chronicle
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Jerusalem
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Wellington
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