Entail Regulation Proposals Across Scotland and England
The speaker urged harmonizing entail rules with England, extending the lives-in-sight plus 21 years rule to Scotland, with the subsequent period set at 25 years. Present entails would follow the same disentail provisions as future entails, while restrictions on encumbrances and creditor powers were outlined. The House debated, then adjourned after permission to introduce the bill. The day also covered Navigation Laws, election matters, and discussions on taxes, expenditures, and colonial affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
C. Bavce
B. Cocumaxe
Scorr
F. Mackenzie
J. S. Woeter
House OF Lords
Feriday
Earl of Harpwiche
House of Commons
Eerl Grey
Earl of Extexson
Lancaster
Mr. Crepes
Dobson
Anns
Lord Patsesstox
Bawrine
China
J. Ressext
Kersuas
Nut
London
Liverpool
Cmascerton
LE. Winlerdar
Ireland
Paris
Mr. Hisnrey
Pansenstux
Rose
M. Guizot
Count Molé
Huse
France
Warp
B.ostonse
Suyti O'Barrys
Lim
Eng
Lord J. Ressece
B. Osborne
Great Britain
Hon
Smith O'Brien
F. O'Connor
Wakuvy
Admiralts
Radical Party
Hume
Rottssox
Facan
S. Crawtorp
Cuanceroos
Thea
Cape
Commissariat Ches
V. Smith
Cape of Good Hope
Bankes
Kaffr
W. Mites
Grapstone
Extice
Gladetone
Glavstoxe
Lord Duncan
Alderman Sipser
Hinpsey
Ackoner
Wanv
Home
Surtan O'Bares
Staindrop
Parershim
John Russell
Shoreditch
Lords
Thame
Perth
Wellington
Kinsale
Afr
Guinness
Walton
Unitesa
Weekly Chronicle
Court of Chancery
Norwich
Notts
Benton
Derby
Coleman
City
Dix
Boulogne
Nezi
Abingdon
J. Brown
New Bondatreet
Crown Solicitors
Jenny Lind
Woolwich
J.G
Southtan
Eholey
Woodbridge
Louis
John E. Blunt
Lincoln's Inn
Gigin Wilson
Mary Anne
Preston
Meadowa
Notting Bill
Poole
Swansea
Admiralty Court
Radcliffe
Runninghill
Swan
Walthameton
Sanitary Reform Turns Sewage Into Fertilizer for London
A London periodical argues for redirecting metropolitan sewerage to agriculture. It cites the Metropolitan Sewage Manure Company plan to spread diluted sewage water on fields, claiming renewed soil fertility, reduced pollution, and possible public health and economic gains. The piece links sanitary reform to lower costs and a healthier Thames.
Insurrection at Paris and the political upheaval described
The Weekly Chronicle analyzes the Paris insurrection and its consequences. It argues the People and National Guard overturned Ministers, critiques Guizot and the King, and calls for Reform and broader parliamentary change. It contrasts Times and Chronicle predictions, notes public opinion as decisive, and warns of further convulsions if limits to liberty are pushed.
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Paris
Jacqueminot
M. Delessert
Odillon Barrot
Guizot
Tuileries
Acheme
Doutle
France
Chronicle
M. Thiera
Times
Dover
Editora
Fimes
Shadee
Nemesis
Noroas
Printing House Square
Pation
Pitt
National Guard
Liberté
Ordre Public
The
Morning Chronicle
Lord Lincoln
Roarch
National
M. Herbert
Stry
Monsieur Guizot
M. Guizot
Count Molé
M. Guizst
Eithlar
Prince Polignac
Time tables for sunrise and tides in Great Britain and Ireland
Instructions describe how to compute sunrise and sunset times by latitude adjustments and chart high water times for major ports. It lists specific offsets for Bristol Cove, York Cove, Falmouth Harbour, Gull, Milford Haven, Brighton, Cowes, Dover, Dublin, Holyhead, Liverpool, Port Glasgow, and Southampton, then notes the week and liturgical dates with day lengths and rising times for February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland
Sea North
London Dock
Bristol
Bournand
Ork
Falmouth
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Murders at Canton and Englishmen in peril
A 19th century reflection condemns the Canton massacre of six Englishmen by a mob. It notes their rashness and insistence on exercising rights, critiques Canton authorities for weak control, and urges stronger protection and marine presence. The piece cites prior incidents abroad and calls for decisive measures to deter attacks on English nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Court of
Pekin
Greece
Ov Klepie
John Davis
Irish Patriots and English Placemen
The piece mocks two classes of patriots, praising those who sell out for gain while condemning true devotion. It notes Dijlon Browun being named Treasurer in Boston, as an example of corrupt patriotic posturing, and ends with a wary quip about consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dijlon Browun
Coston
Conciliation Hall and the party drift in political life
A reflective critique traces Browne and O Connell amid Irish public opinion, noting promises of posts at Boulogne and pension incentives. The piece argues that demagogy has a price and predicts ongoing agitation, warning that removing Old Ireland may hand power to rival factions and a hungrier future. It cites Aristotle and a Fox and the Flies fable to frame stalled progress and the repeating cycle of public fervor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne
Lampsacus
Freland
Alec
O'Connell
Aristotle
Arcott
Boulogne
Equator
John Russell
Los
Derek
Treland
Lords and Ladies Defend Light Against Tax on Windows
A heated critique blasts the Sanitary Bill and the Window Tax, arguing light is essential to health and life. The piece condemns the Exchequer and praises Lord Duncan for exposing tax inequities, noting evasion by builders and the sliding rate that favors the wealthy. It calls for repeal and highlights Dublin exemptions and the broader tax burden on the Saxon middle class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Morpeth
Tia
Dancan
Soho
Lord Duncan
Tighthan
Jess
Treland
Merrion Square
Dublin
Postscript on French Revolution reshapes Paris fall of monarchy
News from Paris reports a dramatic upheaval as the Orleans palace is sacked the Tuileries attacked and the throne carried away by the mob. Louis Philippe abdicates and flees with family, Count de Paris proclaimed king, while Deputies debate Republic or Orleans dynasty amid National Guard actions. Brussels, London and the Times note a republic may rise. Paris appears restored to order at last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satrapay Morais Timill
Paris
Orleans
Tuileries
Count de Paris
Debeany
Louis Philippe
France
National Guard
National Guards
Meclvea
Second Legion of the National Guard
Lepelletier
Times
Satoapar Niort
Tcas
Europe
Icsat
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HiMepex
Cuester
Hereford
Dr. Hampden
Chester
Hampden
Sumner
Chealer
Blackwood
Pra Merchans
Thames
Brentford
Blackwall
South America
Baron Cuvier
John Martin
Metropolitan Sewage
Metropolis
Montfancon
Paria
Edinburgh
Duke of Portland
Mansfield
Metropolitan Sewage Company
Metropolitan Sewage Man
Sherea
Smith
Deanston
Martin
Br.d
Mastensarr ix Cuaxceny
Griffin Wilson
Legal & Miscellaneous
Dillon Browne
Ceylon
Emerson Tennent
Dublin T Weekly Register
Goaxville
Bell
Harley Street
Duke of Beaufort
Ray Smee
Tre Weeely
Great Britain and Loreland
Loxpon
Wisurza
Soeth Latitude
Cambridge
Torscay
St. David's
Gen xii
Philip
Mill
Tas Woom
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