Corn Importation Bill and Trade Measures Debate
Parliament debates the Corn Importation Bill affecting foreign vessels, sales before September, and potential suspensions of duties. The Chancellor of the Exchequer outlines sugar and rum duties reforms to aid West Indian and Irish industries, options include breweries use of sugar, distilleries, and a temporary or permanent tariff adjustment with regional variations.
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Bac
Robert Peel
R. Peel
C. Wood
Ireland
England
Scotland
Henly
G. Bentisck
Achequer
Charles Wood
Lord J. Russell
Swita O'Buies
D. Ocatiaciss
G. Basxes
G. Bentinck
Goolbcen
United Kingdom
Bereuet
Bankes
Pechequer
Neunion
Baronet
Treland
Haomae
Bon
Bear
Barovet
Hrue
Exchequer
Nr Fryca
D Barcuat
G. Bextince
Goulburn
P. Bortewics
Lord J. Bissett
Lord G Bentinch
Serd
G. Bentixek
Treasury
Gnelly
Bnt
B. Escott
Acti
G. Bexxtixnck
le I
Geuleman
Wincheater
Fesrano
Escott
Lord G. Bentinck
Excott
Winchester
Linn
B. Escort
Plan to separate Irish and English law administration in Ireland
Speech outlines a bill plan to create a new board with a president, secretary, and under secretary, separated administration of English and Irish law, with Queen in council sanction for general rules. The administration of the Poor Law would remain under parliamentary surveillance, and the House would monitor inquiries and debates. Various MPs debate the move, praising or opposing ministers and the abolition of the Poor Law Commission, and a select committee is appointed.
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House of Commons
Ireland
England
Theerson
G. Baxters
Howe
Lord J. Russell
PaxixacTon
J. Russell
G. Gnev
W. Smith
Ferpann
Poor Law Commissioners
Keighley
Brewate
Andover Caion
Colonel Stathorp
Poor Law Commission
Peenerz
W.jollifre
Fig.pen
T. Aczaxp
Gnisspitcy
Buotuertos
Carrain Haxats
B. Escort
C. Vickiers
P. Boatawics
Time tables for sunrises and tides in Britain and Ireland
The article provides a method to compute sunrise and sunset times for any place in Great Britain and Ireland using latitude and adjustment rules. It also lists times for high water at various ports with added or subtracted hours and minutes, and notes ecclesiastical dates, moon age, and day length in a weekly calendar format.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Princips Sesports
London
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
The Weer 2 Chronicle Calls for Parliament Coverage
The Weekly Chronicle urges readers to expect full accurate reports on government measures and discussions in Parliament. It promotes its superiority in speed and volume of content, asserts impartiality, and notes prices and office address for subscriptions.
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Weer 2 Chronicle
Poor Law Commissioners and Workhouse Overcrowding
A Reading era editorial attacks the Poor Law Commissioners for overreach while reporting an Assistant Commissioner’s inspection of St George the Martyr Workhouse. It details severe overcrowding with 515 inmates, crowding in wards, damp conditions, and concerns over typhus, poor ventilation, and inadequate bedding. It notes commissioners urging the guardians to reduce inmates via outdoor relief or temporary housing, and records the board’s controversial removal of about 200 paupers, labeled as an anti Poor Law act by the press.
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St. George the Martyr
Board of Guardians
M. Guizot
St. James
Lord Aberdeen
England
Lord Palmerston
Spain
Leopold
Saxe Coburg
Don Francisco de Paula
Lromit
Trapani
Count de Montemolin
the Times
Times
James
Board of Guardians of
Board of Guardians of St. George's
Southwark
Poor Law Commissioners
Ireland and England Face Widespread Hardship and Demands
The piece laments rising prices and scarce potatoes in England and Ireland, noting social distress and a demand for relief. It cites O Connell and Lord Russell in political conflict, calls for statutory aid for the Irish poor, and criticizes landlords while urging just legislation and support beyond sectarian strife.
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England
Chernis
Reland
Thia
Righ
Rah Agus
O’cunnill
Lord John Russell
Randolph Reuth
Dublin
Ireland
England’s Quadruple Alliance and Palmerston Policy Recalled
The text critiques maintenance of national laws and authority, warns that misdirected leadership drains public respect and invites upheaval. It defends Britain’s restrained interference and praises Palmerston’s stewardship, asserting England’s honor and Peru’s interests rely on trusted foreign policy.
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England
Great Britain
Don Carlos
Spain
Advics
Lord Palmerston
Misreadings and misery in Irish workhouse protest
A heated critique accuses the Chiumanta board of misreading an address as Irish destitution worsens. The piece cites rising outdoor relief, workhouse numbers, and escalating weekly costs, with calls for Parliament action against Poor Law practices amid alleged misgovernance and public hardship.
Parliament Debates Sugar Duties and Poor Law Overhauls
The session advances toward rapid end as Lords speed measures on Sugar, Minas, and Breweries while a sweeping Poor Law reform plan takes shape. A new English and Irish board structure aims to centralize oversight, with a distinct separation from the Home Department and a President and multiple Secretaries. The critique centers on removal and settlement laws, with Peel's proposals reconsidered amid broader debates on counties and boroughs, and the uncertainty of ministerial leadership in Parliament.
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Lord Jons Ressexx
Poor Law Commission
Andover Union
Boards of Guardians
Poor Law Commissioners
Friend
Board of Control
Board of Centre
The
Crown
I Shoul
Jhom
House of Commons
Suger
George Bentinck
England
Ireland
Irish Board
Downers
Home Department
Peel
Duncombe
Wakley
Ferrand
Jon
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