Debated Irish Navigation and Government Policy
A fragment discusses the Parliament session with focus on Irish affairs, Navigation Laws suspension, and Corn Trade. It critiques Whig ministers, the Russell administration, and opposition figures like Lord John Russell and O’Brien, arguing for steady policy without dissolution while warning of price effects and the need for responsible governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
Lord Lincoln
Manchester
Bankes
Dorsetshire
Harry Wyndwy
Smith O'Brien
Mr. Bernal
Robinson Crosce
Russell
Pierpal OsPerbe
Petite Ahae
Offre
House of Commons
John Russell
Ireland
Elliston
D'Israeli
Mr. Roebuck
Lord John Russell
France
Lord Durham
Perbey
Ritter
Balleiter
Royal Snow Sled Ride and Distress Relief Appeals
Royal party enjoyed a snowy excursion in London and Windsor despite rain, while a long report details Irish and Scottish distress, large charitable subscriptions, and municipal measures to relieve overcrowded workhouses in Southwark amid rising outdoor relief and pauperism.
Fatal Railway Accident at Whittlesford Station
A woman, Mrs Collinsman of Duckworth, aged about 28, was fatally struck at Whittlesford while crossing the line after alighting from a late train. A porter saved her sister from the same fate. the coroner's inquest returned accidental death with no blame attributed to the railway. A second report notes a Birmingham Stour Valley Railway shaft accident, and a Stratford station East Counties Railway compensation for injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wixpsorn
Russia
London
Brighton
Douro
A. Paget
Seymour
Prince Albert
Castle Hill
Green Park
George III
Henry F. Young
British Guiana
Cape of Good Hope
Hare
Guernsey
Ireland
King of
Hanover
Duke of Cumberland
University of Dublin
Earl of Shrewsbury
Smyth
Esker
County Galway
Wexford
Grocers’ Company
Scotland
Metropolitan Relief Society
Berlin
Prince Charles of
Prussia
Order of St. John
Prince Henry
Rome
Suppex Deats
Chanles Stuart
Mennay
Doctor Dyers
Doctor King
Denman
Wilde
Norfolk
North Wales
Justice Coltman
South Wales
Justice Wightmas
Justice Erle
Chambers
TBE
Breecox
John Lloyd Vaughan Watkins
Penoyre
Thue
Bate
Lord Ashley
Somerset Gacette
Xcoln
Edward Bulwer ‘Lytton
Lincoln
Col. Sibthorp
Collett
Edward Lytton
Seeley
Gloucester
Gloucester Journal
T.G. Clayton
Byerly Hall
Yorkshire
Lawbeth
Lambeth
Charles Tenxnysox D'Eyxcovat
Bayuns Manor
Forrest Or DeEave
Lonp Monreth
Lord Morpeth
Dean Forest
Tord Morpeth
A. Milne
C. Gore
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Joseph Pyrke
J. F. Brickdale
Edward Machen
Edward O. Jones
Earl of Aberdeen
Duke of Sotomayor
Madrid
Bourbon
France
England
House of Bourbon
Spain
Lord Palmerston
Bulwer
Prince Leopold of
Saxe Coburg
Don Francisco de Paula
Tate
George Byng
Potter's Bet
Peer Wrotham
Lord Strafford
G.C.B
George Stevens Byng
Board of Control
Tufnell
M.P
Sdvice
Dent
Troude
Courier du Monte
Jane Hick
Guinot
Annelle
Havre
Rose
Canisrnox
Balloaat
Whittlesford
Collman
Duckworth
Martin
Saffron Walden
Mr. Jackson
Foor
Red Lion Inn
Stour Valley Railway
Birmingham
Stratford
Eastern Counties Railway
Ansferers
Switch
Chigwell
Essex
Roney
William Cotton
Bethnal Green
Napatea
George Key
Monifieth
Dundee Advertiser
Glascow
Queen Street
Ingram Street
Westminster
Charles Guthrie
Guthrie
Prince Jerome Bonaparte
Lord Dalmeny
Leas
Gathrie
Bicester
Bucks Advertiser
Aylesbury News
Debates in French Chamber Weigh Cracow and Montpensier Marriages
The French Chamber debated the Spanish marriages and Cracow affair, approving the ministry's conduct. Opposition splits deepen as Thiers ponders a conservative path, while financial strains and food shortages spark unrest across France and neighboring regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpensier
Cracow
Spain
France
England
Chamber of Deputies
M. Thiers
Musars
d’Haussonville
Muret de Bord
de Bussieres
Sannac
de Carve
Vitet
Peyramont
Desmousteaux de Givre
M. Billault
Messrs
Billault
Daufaure
Count Molé
M. Barthe
Chamber of Peers
Count Mole
Commerce
Bank of France
Paris
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Troyes and Montereau
Basie
Paris and Strasburg
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
Cette
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Palmerston
M. Guizot
Duke de Montpensier
Luisa
Bulwer
Leopold
Saxe Coburg
Friends of
Journal Des Débats
Chatesuroux
R. Peel
Bank of England
Cercy la Tour
Department
the Nuvre
Nevers
Loire
Chronique Des Deux Sevres
Alans
Boissac
Saumur
Maine and Loire
Toure
Paria
Troyes
Montereau
Basle
Paris and Strasburgh
Lyone
Local Court Devolution Plea In Marylebone Parish
A Marylebone deputation urged the Lord Chancellor to assign a local Small Debts Court for the parish. The plea cites parish size, population, and historical push for local courts, but the Privy Council may require a metropolitan division-wide approach. The deputation withdrew after the explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marylebone
Charles Napier
M.P
R. Bagshaw
H.C. Wilaca
Marylebone
Gloucester Place
St. Pancras
Bloomsbury
Paddington
Willesden
Twyford
Privy Council
George Street
Great James Street
Lignen Grove
Athich
Lord Ashley
A. Kinnaird
St. Karaenins Docks
St. Katherine Docks
Thomas Touke
Swiss News From 1816 Contains Friburg Insurrection Blues
Letters from Friburg report the Grand Council granting full powers to quell an insurrection and a solemn Thanksgiving proclaimed. Arrests include ex Attorney General Frelicher and Dr Schaller. 15 prisoners from Murat arrive in Friburg in chains. Cited notes from Prussia Austria and Russia protest the 1815 Federal Compact, with the Russian envoy reaffirming support for Berne's continuity while preserving cantonal sovereignty. The Vorort planned a response, with radical leaders urging Berne to uphold international obligations while criticizing foreign powers' Vienna Congress violations. Peel reportedly disapproved the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bwitzdeland
Friburg
Gread Council
Council of State
M. Frelicher
Dr. Schaller
Arour
Murat
M. Cocrant
Neuchatel
M. Cottier
Swiss Preck
Constitutioner
Herne
Instadt
Prussia
Austria
Russia
Russias
Zurich
Berne
Canton of
Imperial Court
Kavprsgen
Cracow
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Meeting of Parliament
Board of Guardians of
St. George the Martyr
Southwark
Poor Law Commissioners
Thomes Boxer
Poor Law Commission Office
Someradt House
Board of Guardians of the Parish of St. George the Martyr
Mr. Hall
Hall
W. G. Lumey
Board of Guardians
Richago Hari
Mnst
Metropolia
Union Hall
Coade
Quern
Home Secretary
York
Canterbury
Victoria R
St. James's
G. Gary
William
Chelmsford Union
Orsign
Maparo
Jenoar
M. Cortina
M. Olozaga
Pampelana
Tiempo
M. Villalonga
Galicia
Pavia
M. Castro-y-Orozco
Congress of Deputies
M. Martinez de la Rosa
el Clamor Publico
Estella
Pampolona
Tolosa
Pampeluna
Portugal
Tas Ixsuingctiox
Southampton
Coimbra
Anlas
Oporto
Saldanha
Antas
Vouga
Macdonald
Braga
Loos
Cassel
the Metropolis
Oporta
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