Lord Lincoln Addresses Manchester Audience on Free Trade and Ireland
Lord Lincoln spoke to about 2,000 at the Manchester Corn Exchange, defending his stance on free trade while avoiding commitment on tariff repeal. He urged prudence on the Exchequer, discussed Ireland’s crisis, and supported paying Roman Catholic clergy in Ireland as a political, not religious, measure. The meeting ended after three hours with two resolutions thanking the lord and urging continued canvassing.
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Lord Lincoln Wesing
Lord Lincoln
Tara Furr
Ireland
Maynooth
Canada
Cape of Good Hope
Jamaica
New South Wales
British Guiana
Varius
Church of England
Cheert
Ward
Alairabty
Woods and Forestar
Manchester
Foster
Tressury
John Russell
George Bentinck
Ithia
Board of Trade
England
Peel
Oastlers Challenge to Bright on Short Time Question
Maxcuestus reports a Manchester meeting clash over reducing daily hours. Riccardo Castiga challenges Mr Bright to calm, friendly debate at Area Trade Hall, with public admission and a proffered defence against accusations of deceiving workers. Deputation to Bright follows as Jan 8 talks occur and politicians meet at Clumber.
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MR. Oastler
MR. Bright
Maxcuestus
Lord Lincoln
Bright
Cantler
ToJony Baicut, Esq
Medlack
Manchester
Manchester Examiner
Fielden
Oastler
Ferrand
Manu
League
Mr. Orstler
Mr. Ferrand
Férrand
House of Commons
Manester
Thua
Ricuano Castiga
London
Tin
The Weekly Chronicle Promises Full Parliament Coverage
The Weekly Chronicle urges readers to expect the fullest and most accurate reports on Parliament measures the government and opposition, covering Irish policy, sanitation, education, and reform. It boasts greater printed matter, family-friendly tone, and affordable rates, with office at 337 Strand London and prices from 6d to 243 per year.
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W 225
LY Chronicle
Verity Canonici
Conontcus
Iraland
Caronicle
Preas
Cunoxice
Sterne
Strand
London
Window Tax and Its Toll on Health and Wealth
A correspondence condemns the window duty as a hidden tax harming health and light, causing overcrowding and poor ventilation in small houses. It cites medical concerns, rising costs for the poor, and suggests reforms including employment for prisoners and reduced penalties, with figures on duty totals and regional payments.
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Wadl
Weil
Chambers Edinburgh Journa
Auch
Viscount Duncan
Great Britain
Bath
Birmingham
Brighton
Bristol
Cheltenham
Clifton
Leeda
Liverpool
Manchester
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Norwich
Plymouth
Fragmentary Legal Exchange Hints at Landlord Security Case
A garbled notice quotes several parties discussing a security interest and potential eviction actions. Names such as Momus Mort-Dors B and Terence O Rourke appear among references to signatures, deliveries, and unanswered questions about re-delivery, with forthcoming information promised.
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Momus
Bern
Ardeus
Mort—Dors
Terence O' Rourke
Time Tables for Sunrise, Sunset and Tidal High Water
Instructions to compute sunrise and sunset by latitude and degree adjustments, and to estimate high water times at major ports. Includes table values for Bristol Orork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton with hours and minutes adjustments. Also notes ecclesiastical readings and calendar details for January and Epiphany period.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead Harbour
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
The Weheely Chronicle on Sheffield Meeting and Manchester Manifesto
A fragment from a periodical discusses two speeches this week, Ward's frank independence and the Manchester Manifesto. It contrasts Free Trade logic with political maneuvering, questions Lord Lincoln’s seat prospects, and forecasts funding for Irish Catholic clergy via Protestant English taxpayers.
France Spain Cracow Crises Shadow London Speech
England reports detail the French Chambers debate and the King’s speech amid papers on the Spanish marriage and Cracow’s fate. It cites French diplomacy, Palmerston’s despatches, Guizot’s protest, and a clash over Spain France relations and national honor.
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Cracow
Philippe and
France
Spain
Guizot
Lord Palmeraton
Trapani
Leopold
M. Givizot
Lord Palmerston
Guizot rebuke and foreign minister parallel debate on Spain
The text weighs Guizot's rebuke against the conduct of rulers viewing diplomacy as lying between courts. It argues Kings as ministers invite treatment as such, cautions against meddling like Louis Philippe, and foresees no dire consequence from the Montpensier line on Spain. It contends that broader progress and enlightened industry could outperform Bourbon influence for stable governance.
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M. Guizot
Miniater
Boarer
England
Louis Philippe
Montpensier
Spain
France
Peel Impossibility and Tory Split Reflections
The article attacks Sir Robert Peel and the Conservative leadership over a possible reconstitution of the party. It accuses Peel of delaying action, denounces tax policies and governance tactics, and warns that tenant farmers and the public will view leaders as deceitful and imbecile. The piece urges Stand between Peel and injustice and wait for political necessity.
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Peel
Sir Robert
Sir Robert Peel
Mr. Young
Lord Lincoln
Bentinck and
Budaon
Robert Peel
Baronet
Thu
Robert
Standard
Tenant Right and the Lease Debate in the Farmers Club
Mr Shaw argues tenant farmers deserve a lease of at least twenty years or a tenant right to compensation for unexhausted improvements when quitting. The piece urges clear terms, mutual trust, and landlord accountability, calling for accurate language and cautious, permissive reform rather than sweeping changes.
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Farmers’ Club
Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Now or Never The Poor Law Ireland Debate Exposed
A critical 19th century polemic attacks Irish relief debates, condemning English aid handling and Repeal agitation. It targets O’Connell and Smith O’Brien, accusing him of seeking blame and delay, while detailing charity funds, local landowners, and hostile political maneuvers affecting Waterford and Irish counties. The piece accuses merchants and politicians of self-interest over duty.
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Ireland
England
Smith O'Brien
O'Connell
Smith
Counciliation Hall
Thomas Wyse
Henry Winston Barron
Waterford
Meagher
Benjamin Morris Wall
O’connell
Repeal Association
Arran
Isles
Irish meeting debates a Poor Law and property rights
The article cites a Dublin meeting where opinions on a Poor Law and its impact on Irish property are debated. It discusses loans, public works, emigration, and imperial costs, insisting Ireland must receive aid while urging property defenders to accept duties. It frames the crisis as now or never and stresses urgent action.
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Mr. O'Connell
Dublin
Londownera
Ardines
Ireland
England
Tribute to Hon Charles Watkins Witam Montgomeryshire MP
The letter to the public questions the handling of funds tied to a Queens Letter and the accounts of the Manufacturers Committee. It seeks published receipts and expenditures, noting years of kept money and urging transparency. The message appears amid election news and clerical proceedings across Lincolnshire and Droitwich.
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Charles Watkens Witam Weon
Montgomeryshire
Howse of Commons
Peo Waa
Amd
Bass
Piaform
Uni
Queens
Rete
King William Street
Cis
Great Britain
North Lincolnshire
Coury
Weston Crycroft
M. J. Chmondeley
Norton-place
Lindsey
Yorke
Walmagate
Louth
M.J. Cholmondeley
Droitwich
John Pakingtos
Bart. M
F. Taylor
Mosely
William Hemraing
Reditch
George Rushout
Dulsee
John Dues
Lord Stanley
M.P
Walter Augustus Skro
Sodor and Man
Whitebell Chapel
Yors
Sodor and Mants
W.H. Howlett
Thomas Hi
Derby
Cheaterfield
Sedu
Habbited
J. Burter
F. H. Lisi
Soder
Man
Braddon
Jarby
St. Patrick
Isle of Man
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Hall
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Leeson
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Igus
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