The Ireland Debate and Corn Law Contention in Parliament
A Dublin style parliamentary record describes debates on Ireland policy, the Irish Church, and a motion for immediate food supply. It reports Lord Lincoln’s stance, Denison’s views on church reform, and fierce exchanges over Peel’s tariff and Corn Laws with multiple MPs asserting protection, free trade, and the risks of scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl OF Lincoln
Ireland
O'Brien
South
Nottingham
Lord Lincoln
Het. Menter
Malton
C. E. Denison
Treland
Menther
Denison
Shefield
Ward
London
Her Majesty
J. Graham
Hear
John Resell
J. Resserp
8. O'Brien
R. Ixcris
O'Connell
P. Howard
Mr. Deuxcoune
J. Guartan
Buvard
Hester
Doxcouze
Hawes
Bering
House OF Commons
Sir R. Peer
Tynemouth
Durham
Sir R. Peet
Morcuext
J. Russet
Orson
Alliage
League
R. Ixcurs
Mr. Roebuck
Ferrand
Roebuck
Bricur
Mr. Ferrand
G. Wiley
Wilson
Robert Peel
Corgcltucs
Bright
Dr. Bewarxe
Henry Ashworth
Bolton
Mr. Ashworth
Lor Moreth
Ross
Miles
B. Joesison
R. Peel
B. Denison
Legal and Miscellaneous Correspondence Summary
A dense compendium of dated letters and notices. remarks on Creole origins, civil law queries, church matters, and property disputes. Notable items include a Welsh parish letter urging schooling reform, an inquiry into pencil signatures for provisional committees, and regimental orders mourning Sir Robert Sale. Also covers railway liability, charity, and international peace addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertfordshire
A. M
Bfexico
West Indies
Tne
Wooltenan
Black Wood
Bedwellty
Monmouth
Paris
Rumney Iron Works
Tredigar
Sirhowy
Ebbow Vale
Do & Victoria Iron Works
Basen
Blackwood
Stefer
W Jones
Starish
Church of England
Wiliam
J.P
Equity
Newnan
Mitchell
Red Lion-court
Aeller
J. H
Coke
Blackstone
J. FL
Tee
Unis Quealian
J. P
J.R
Justinia
America
England
James Thomas
J.T
Rarxway Liapwrites
Weekly Chronicle
Provisional Committee
Haa
Sarah Palmer
Squire
13Th Light Infantry
Newca
Robert Sale
G.C H
Sikia
Prince Albert
13Th
Walmer
T. C
T.S
Northampton
W. BR. Outwood
Betty Oakes
W. T
Time of high water and celestial notes from newsprint
The item compiles tides for Bristol Cork Palmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton and more, with observed patterns and references to astronomical data and daily hours The section also recounts a battle narrative focusing on the siege and assault with mentions of Sir Robert Sale, Major Broadfoot, Colonel Wallace and the 62nd Regiment detailing their losses and the Sikh Army's defense and artillery prowess It concludes with expectations of renewed campaigns under Sir Charles Napier and a forthcoming speech by the Duke of Wellington submitting thanks for service to Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great
Brite
London Dock
Kater
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Palmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Zhesra
Misrter
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead Harbour
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
4St
Moudkee
Cubul
Robert Sale
Broadfoot
Wallace
Somerset
62Nd Regiment
John Lotwer
England
Mrtcalfe
Ordera
Hugh Gough
Lahore
Charles Napier
Multaun
Seinde
Meeanee
Hyderabad
India
Duke of Wellington
Agsaye
Weekly Chronicle promotes free trade policy and industry
The Weekly Chronicle urges support as Parliament meets, touting its enlightened policy on industrial economy and social progress. It claims wide, truthful coverage of Parliament, exclusive information, and digest of proceedings, with Cotton Twist letters on free trade. Sold by newsmen, post prepaid 6s 1d per quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Chronicle
Weexey Cirgostone
Cirroxicce
Week Cynoxide
Strand
London
The Sutlej Victory and Hardinge’s Critics Reconsidered
Despatches from the Sutlej recount a great but costly British success led by Sir Henry Hardinge and Sir Hugh Gough. The piece argues critics misjudge decisions, praising gallantry while noting the heavy Sikh losses, entrenched camps, and fierce artillery engagement amid a pivotal imperial moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salle
India
Ferozepore
Hugh Gough
Sutlej
Amballah
Ranjeet Singh
Henry Hardinge
Lebore
Sir Henry Hardinge
Ovente
France
Dover
Albuera
Waterloo
Adjourned Debate on Protection and Free Trade
A London newspaper columns voice praise and criticism of Mr Disraeli and Mr Gladstone over protection versus free trade. Sir George Clerk argues for open ports and increased wheat imports citing potato shortages and rising bread costs in England and Ireland. The piece critiques tariff theory, cites 1845 prices, and stresses government duty to ensure food supply through imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Taronet
Miles
Beronat
R. Pre
Hertforeshire
Essex
Pple
Newark
Mr. Stuart
Mr. Vieuines
Theo
Mumber
Somersetshire
Tony
Aear
Lear
Baronet
Jul Runsell
London
House of Lords
Manchester
Anti Corn Law League
League
Rutland
Bon
Aristocrac
England
Ferrari
Lord J. Russexe
Culoust Sistuonp
Colonies
Admiralty
Ordnance
Treasury
Disraeli
House of Commons
Mr. Disraeli
E. Buller
George Clerk
Board of Trade
Gladstone
Lord Dalhousie
Villiers
Ward
Custom House
Russia
United States
Mr. Meek
Resina
America
Wke
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Weermeath
Lord &J. Germans
Westmeath
Bryan Seery
Earl of
Lord Stovaros
Lord Brovenam
R. Vel
KR. Yoel
Lord Morpeth
Lord Milton
Ssir
West Riding
Broturatos
Jim
Great Britain
Polane
Board of Guardians
Union of
Salford
Cunsstormen
Germany
Lincolnshire
Canowelr
Thau
Finch
Mr. Cardwell
Sermer
Dorsethire
Her
Nuebody
Gaston
Newcastle
Agri
Thomas Wilde
House of Lorda
Wood
Caer
Rat
Lord Brougham
Legal & Miscellaneous
Exeter
Court of Directors
The
East India Company
Weghorn
Britain
India Mail
Victoria Panx
Thornsend Gate
Kent
St. David's
Lake xii
Great Britain and Ireland
Greer
North Latitude
Muru, An
Ines
Chronicle
MPYHE
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