Second Sunday Epiphany Church Service Record
The notice lists church service for the Second Sunday after Epiphany with Proper Lessons for the Day. Morning and afternoon readings include Genesis and Matthew selections, Romans, and special mentions of high water at London Bridge with times given for morning and afternoon services.
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Ishop Burnet
Paris
London
William Smith
J. Bouverie-street
Fleet-straet
Edinburgh
Fraser and Co
North-Bridge
Dublin
W. Curry and Co
Thames Tunnel
Rotherhithe
Surrey
Londdon Briggt
Weekly Chronicle seeks country agents for expanded circulation
The Weekly Chronicle announces agents will visit towns to form agencies and extend circulation. Proprietors boast large fonts ordered from Caslon Co for improved typography and invite applications to the publisher at 16 Catherine Street Strand.
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Spencer and Co’s
Newiham-place
Fieldgate-street
Whitechapel-road
Johnsto
Cornhill
Hill
Cheapside
Walton
Freet-street
Prout
Strand
Sanger
Oxford-street
Smith
Broad-street
Weekly Chronicle
Chronicle
Sta
Messrs. Caslon and Co
Catherine-street
Religious rancour and Irish oppression in the Standard
The Standard denounces a State Church article claiming restraint on Roman Catholics ensures safety, arguing it advocates Catholic slavery in Ireland. The piece condemns anti Catholic bias, praises Irish endurance, and calls for ending oppression without brute force. It asserts Americans enjoy true freedom and mixed belief.
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Parsons
Atlantic Ocean
United States of North America
America
Ireland
English Tax on Travelers Provokes Global Censure
The Independent of Belgium blames money for the failed disinterment of Madame Malibran and laments English taxes on visitors to monuments. It argues Manchester church elites bought the remains to draw visitors for fees, claiming England restricts access to public places through aristocratic policy that excludes the poor from cultural sites.
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The
Independent
Madame Malibran
Manchester
Songstress
England
Notable Press Debates on Radical Demonstrations
The article critiques daily newspapers for pursuing sectional aims over public happiness. It cites Bath dinner coverage by The Times The Standard The Herald and The Post as illustrating how papers frame radical movements to threaten peers and monarchy, reflecting old editorial bias and competing agendas.
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Times
The
Standard
Herald
Post
Peerage
Monarchy
Tory and Radical Ideologies Clash Over Constitution and Treason
A Victorian oped argues against Tory and Whig manipulation of the British Constitution, urging Radicals to push real reform through fair concessions. It warns that Tory attempts to seize power risk provoking a broader constitutional crisis and mass resistance across England, Scotland, and Ireland.
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Wellington
Peel
Ireland
England
Scotland
Oresto
Speech at Dublin Conservative Society mocks Lords as kingly servants
At a late Dublin Conservative Society meeting Serjeant Jackson ridicules the Lords as merely royal aides. He argues destruction of the House of Lords would deprive the King of noble servilities, not public service, while noting Lords are cousins and servants, not legislators for the people.
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Conservative Society
Dublin
Jackson
House of Lords
England
Army Opinion Split Controversy Sparks Political Debate
Colonel Napier notes 150000 soldiers cannot be judged as Tory mass. He argues many officers are Radicals and soldiers gain political insight from street life and newspapers. If interrogated, a majority might back the cause of their families and class.
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Napier
Bath
City Intelligence on Money Scarcity and Trade Activity
Credit tightness persists despite quarterly dividends easing demand in parts of the city. Interest rates hinder mercantile discounts and speculation, with several small failures and a temporary large firm hiccup. Manufacturing districts report steadier trade, cotton demand up, grain imports expected, and high grain prices. Bond markets show Consols near 91 and a fall in Three Per Cent. stocks, while unfunded debt and India bonds trade amid treasury actions and bank refinements. Spain's northern affairs hold steady with Espartero’s potential moves undetermined.
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New York
American
Europe
United States
Bank of England
Lords of the Treasury
India
England
Spain
Bilboa
Spanis
Espartero
Evans
Durange
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London Bridge
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GG and Co
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