DERNAL in the cagic motion and Friday sit again
The Grat resolution having been read from the chair, a motion was put and carried that the Chairman report progrem, and ask leave to sit again on Friday. The House resumed, and, after transacting some business of minor importance, broke up.
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Sunrise and sunset times by latitude and date
Instructions to compute sunrise and sunset by latitude, adjusting 80 minutes per degree above 60 and per degree below 60, with added or subtracted minutes. Also provides tables for high water times at major ports and notes ecclesiastical dates, moon phase, and day length for July and June.
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Southampton
Philip ii
Mospay
Debates on West Indies relief and sugar duties in parliament
The House discusses Catholic relief, West Indian distress, and sugar duties. Members clash over protection levels, immigration, and the government plan, citing slave trade horrors and calling for relief measures and reforms. The session features casting votes, adjournments, and intense argument about colonial policy.
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J.graham
Sir James
West Indies
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West India
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Sir Inglis
Govrarry
Labouchere
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Jamaica
West India Committee
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Sir John Pakington
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Granny
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Sir R. Peel
Gladstone
Sir B. Inglivy
Canada
Dene
The Social War in Paris Streets Terrifies France
The Weekly Chronicle reports a French social clash erupting in Paris with massive casualties and widespread ruin. It frames the conflict as a class struggle between property and the dispossessed, predicting a prolonged, violent confrontation and condemning revolutionary excess while praising Lamartine's interim pacification efforts.
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France
Paris
French Republic
Germany’s Frankfort Assembly Seeks Central Power Leader
Reports from Frankfort detail Heinrich Von Gagern emerging as a pivotal figure amid Austrian and German tensions. Proposals favor a strong central authority with Archduke John as titular head, while a Senate and Assembly share legislative duties. Provisional union appears possible if accepted.
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Germany
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Paris as the Shame of Europe in a Brutal Contested Era
A critical portrait of Paris during a recent conflict, denouncing revolutionary violence and demonizing French character. The piece claims Paris embodies diabolical cruelty, mocks religion, and betrays European civilization, predicting divine punishment for perverse national conduct.
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Europe
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Queen's Visit to Ireland Aims to Ease Loyal Sentiment
The article notes the Queen is expected to visit Ireland in summer and suggests such a visit may calm unrest. It claims loyal Irish reaction will reinforce fidelity, while criminals might hope to exploit the occasion, though authorities will guard against any exceptional incident.
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General Cavaignac Dictator In Possible Clash
The Assembly President of the Council backs General Cavaignac, rewarding his service and signaling trust in his leadership. Civilians fall from favor as military figures gain prestige across Europe and Paris. Chavagarnier returns to command the National Guard, Bedeau governs Paris, Lamoriciere rises, and Bugeaud reappears. The scene contrasts popular civilian leaders with known officers amid a shifting power balance.
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Cavaignac Faces Shifting Support as New Ministry Formed
The article notes Cavaignac forming a ministry with Carnot and Recart resisted by Le Blanc. Ten officials join with no clear theorists, signaling a cautious team. While the Assembly currently favors him, its fickleness might threaten his power, possibly forcing resignation or dismissal. Nous verrous.
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Recart
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Cheltenham Representation Nomination Turmoil and Riot
The Cheltenham borough election opened with Sir Willoughby Jones unseated over bribery and treating. Conservative candidate Berkeley faced Liberal Craven Fitzhardinge Berkeley amid violent crowds, dirt-throwing, and clashes. Gardner spoke for the Conservatives. The poll closed with the Liberal Berkeley elected.
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Cheltenham
Henney
Berkeley
C. E Berkeley
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Craven Fitzbarding Berkeley
C.F. Berkeley
Mr. Gardner
Consecration at St Augustine College and Coastal Rescue Tale
Election results show Mr. Fitzgerald 182 to Lord Ed Howard 115 with a 67 majority. The New College of St Augustine consecration drew nobles and clergy including the Archbishop of Canterbury, with a ceremony lacking speeches and 1000 plus attendees. A heroic beach rescue near Black Gang Chine saved a young woman, who with composure saved her companion from drowning and pulled her to safety amid heavy surf.
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Mr. Fitzgerald
Lord Edward Howard
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Caxtenpvay
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Brechin
Scotland
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Crofts
London
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