Ireland relief bill debate in Lords and Commons turmoil
Debates unfold over a £50,000 relief grant for Ireland, with O Connell and others arguing the bill is only a partial step and urging broader action to combat famine. Lords discuss protection, taxation, and calls for large wartime employment schemes amid protests and adjournments.
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O'Consett
Hume
Ireland
Mr. O'Connell
Guachan
H. W. Barrow
Dublin
An Bon
London
United Kingdom
MS Mises
Traland
England
Irish House Debates Bequests Bill Amid Scarcity Talks
After several speakers, leave was granted to introduce a bill to alter and amend bequests for pious and charitable purposes. Lord Joux Maxyers supported the measure, claiming it mirrored his prior proposal. Sir T Fremantle led a committee debate on Ireland’s looming scarcity with Michael O Connell and others, before the house adjourned.
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Lord Joux Maxyers
T. Fremantle
Ireland
M. Jone O'Connell
T. Frrotan Ther
Sunrise and high water rules in Britain and Ireland
The article outlines methods to compute sunrise and sunset by latitude, with adjustments per degree from 60 30 and 51, and prescribes high water times for major ports. It lists specific time deltas for ports like London Dock, Bristol, York, Falmouth, Hull, Milford Haven, and others, including Dublin and Liverpool.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Ork
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Weekly Chronicle Urges Free Trade and Industrial Progress
QPHE proprietors promote the Weekly Chronicle as an enlightened advocate for free trade and industrial policy. The paper pledges fair play, comprehensive Parliament coverage, exclusive sources, and readers’ access to political intelligence, with popular letters on free trade. prices: 6d, 13s 6d, 26s per year.
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Weekly Chronicle
Werizy Cirkeside
Triad
Commiece
Chronicis
Cormicity
Parliamentary Debates Echoed by Butterfly Metaphor
The record notes faint attendance and a dull session until Mr Stagorg 1Q:dirien likens Mr Hame to a Representative Butterfly roaming from Middlesey to Kilkenny and Montrose, with the real tension to unfold Monday the 9th as Sir Robert Peel moves Corn Resolutions in a committee of the whole House. An unnamed Mr Ca qubuuo plans an amendment likely to be rejected by about 120 votes.
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House OF Commons
Charles
St. Peer
Haste
London
Bank of England
Court of Chancery
Hopson
Sir. R. Peer
Lord Asus
Gardner
Marchester
Messre
Herrovitsemi Jackson
Preston
Pebdeme Capan
Napoleon
France
Janzs Granast
Lord Ashley
Wr. Rozvck
Bryant
Manchester
Duke of Wellington
Robert Peel
Mr. Stagorg
Dirien
Hame
Middlesey
Kilkenny
Montrose
Caqubuuo
STATE OF PARTIES AT TYG PROTECTIONISTS AND PEEL PLAN
A London commentary argues the Peel Free Trade program will pass in the Commons without dissolution, while the Protectionists stumble over unity and strategy. It mocks their “Great Principle” as a humbug, notes resignations unlikely, and speculates on leadership with Colquhoun viewed as weak. The piece condemns Protection and praises the Standard’s critique, urging alignment with Free Trade moves. It cites Cobden and Disraeli, and ends with a note on the Naples king’s birthday and a royal birth.
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John Monk
John Smith
L.C
Weekly Chronicle
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Gene
T. Poen Masane
Axl
T. M.S
London
J O
P. Q
Ivor
Her
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Gladstone
Tropics
Robert Deets
Austria
Adam Smith
Cobden
League
Robert Peel
England
Villiers
Wakley
Finsbury
Mr. Cobden
Sir Robert Peel
Moxey
Manchester
Halifax
Ireland
House of Commons
Louie Tom
Henry
Albert Whemever
Cantons
Tord
Jersey
Duke of Cambridge
Sunderland
Perry
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Buckinghaw
Lord Stanley
Lord Grey
Liddell
Scott
Newdigate
Sibthorp
John Tyrell
Liberal Party
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Sheffield
Central Protection Society
Bond-street
Peel
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George Clerk
Cubden
Board of Trade
Standard
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Arthur Leonox
Mr. Colquhoun
John Tyrrell
Disraeli
Sybil
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Hudson
Thomas Baring
Sydney Herbert
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Paris
Prince Feten
Lruke
Rienmind
Lord Staples
Dierace
Mites
British Isles
Lennox
Lord Ashburton
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