House of Commons-Feriday New Writs for Vacant Seats
The House met near four. New writs ordered to fill vacancies by accepting offices. MPs named include Devonport Edinburgh Halifax Leyth Leith London Nottingham Perth Plymouth Taunton Tiverton Worcester York. Writs issued after routine motions, then royal assent notices and adjournment to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Feriday
Terxett
Devonport
Sir G. Grey
Home Department
Dungarvan
R. Lalor Sheil
Edinburgh
T. B. Macaulay
Halifax
Charles Wood
Kirkcudbright
T. Maitland
Scotland
Leith Burghs
Chiltern
Tiverton
Viscount Palmerston
Worcester
T. Wilde
Yore
Lord Morpeth
Ajeaty
House of Peers
Mordsy
Rejoicings Over Corn Laws Repeal Sweep Towns
The town and surrounding borough celebrate Peel’s Corn Bill passage with flags banners and cannon. Mills and shops display free trade motifs while workers plan entertainments and holidays. Bells ring in Rochdale Oldham and other towns as crowds toast repeal and the Commons move to celebrate nationwide.
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Asutox-uspEn Lryz
Hyde
Steckront
London
Hoallins
Mesars
Kershaw, Leese, and Co
Heaton Norris
Oldham
Royton
Royston Park
Leigh
RocupaLe
Mippixton
Rochdale
Menchester
Prockier
Prockter
Thomas Livasy
Livsey
Dreast
Tee Een
Commons of England
Egypt
Rechdale
John Petre
Lancashire
Mranchester Guardian
Minpuetox
AlapRsz
Airdrie
Report on Metropolitan Railway Termini Deliberations 1846
The House of Lords received the Commission on Metropolitan Railway Termini report. It lists nineteen projected extensions in central London from Oxford Street to London Bridge and Vauxhall, with detailed scrutiny of each route. The commission pins hopes on a south-of-river emphasis, urges a unified plan, and recommends limiting north side projects while permitting selective southward connections and a river crossing near Vauxhall Bridge.
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House of Lords
Edgeware Road
Oxfordltreet
New-road
Finsbury-square
Bishopagate-street
London Bridge
High-street
Borough
Blackman-street
Borough Road
Lambeth-road
Vauxhall-road
Vauxhall Bridge
Grosvenor-place
Park-lane
Eastern Counties Railway
Finsbury-Squate
Forestreet
Tottenham and
Farringdon-street
London and Birmingham
London and Manchester
City
North
East
West India Docks
Farringdon Street
Great Western
Brentford
Central Junction
Thames Embankment
London Railway
London Connecting
National Junction Railway
City of London
North Kentilway
Waterloo Bridge
York Road
West End and
Southern Counties Railway
London and
Hungerford Bridges
Surrey
Kent
London
Esser
Middlesex
Hertfordshire
Nine Elms
Thames
North Kent Railway
Union Street
South Western Railway
South Eastern Railway
Canning
Datxsooostee
Joux Jouxsox
Whitehall
Railway Bills and Uniform Management Proposals
The committee addressed three questions on railway bills: reducing expenses, protecting proprietors from ruinous costs, and enforcing a uniform management system. Recommendations include simplifying standing orders, lodging general line directions, and notifying proprietors with plan references, plus adopting a single authorized process for compliance and objection. It also suggests restricting speculative scrip and transferring ownership to registered purchasers, and proposes a central government department to harmonize railway management nationwide.
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Commons
Stia
House of Commons
Cubitt
Fragmented Legal Debates and Personal Allegations Chronicle
A collage of reader letters and notices discusses debt statute limits, canonical marriage, parliamentary history, and a plea over Mary Cattell and her imprisoned brother. The item blends legal risk, personal hardship, and political commentary from 1846 vantage, referencing Lord John Russell and Sir Robert Peel in a reflective tone.
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Lord John Russell
Rif
Joan Russell
Duke of Bedford
Robert Peel
Lord John
Baronet
Oldham
London-bridge
Mary Catrece
Mary Cattell
Weekly Chronicle
Alderman Gibba
Bridewell
Times
Bronday
Afra
Cattell
Nanely
Court of Common Pleas
John Henry Cancellor
Thomas Cattell
Westminster
Pomeroy-atreet
Hatcham
Surrey
Time Tables for Sunrise Sunset and High Water Calculations
The article explains a method to compute sunrise and sunset for any Great Britain and Ireland location using latitude adjustments from 61 degrees 80 minutes, and provides step by step corrections. It also lists mean high water times at major ports with added or subtracted hours for several harbors and notes a church calendar and weekly notices.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
No title extracted from fragmentary text
The fragment discusses Sir Reobert Peel as a faithful guardian of the Army Navy Finances and Foreign Relations, praising his overall conduct while noting that Public Morality has been jolted and will need time to recover, if he returns to power.
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Robert Peel
Lord Sandon
Lord Melbourne
Lord Palmerston
Cuba
Brazil
Finsbury
Wolverhampton
Reobert Peel
Lord Brougham in ill health and political diagrams
The piece mocks Lord Brougham for ill health and erratic political visions After prophecies of a strong government and potential chancellorship he faces uncertainty The article questions what offers he may have received from Sir Robert Peel and hints at private letters to the Queen and Premier being debated in Parliament etc
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Lord Brougham
Westminster Bridge
Roebuck
Labours
Lord Lyndhuret
Lord Cottenham
Robert Peel
France
Philippic
Lord Besborough
Lord John Russell
Sir Robert Peel
House of Commons
The New Ministry in Contemporary Press Debates
The article refutes circulating rumors about a new government, noting Queen Victoria’s absence delayed Cabinet announcements. It cites Lord John Russell’s cautious approach, outlines possible appointments such as Lord Besborough, Leboucher, and Charles Wood, and critiques media speculation on party fusions and individual loyalties within the Whig and Liberal factions. It argues for a stable, expansive Liberal program and preserves notable figures like Palmerston, Clarendon, and Wellington as pivotal in the new administration.
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John Russell
Chesham Place
Marcus Hill
Tufnell
Lord Besborough
Lebouchere
Ireland
Charles Wood
Francis Bariog
Baring
The
Sun
Lord Dalhousie
Board of Trade
Lord Lincoln
Peel
Lincoln
Sidney Herbert
Granville Somerset
House of Commons
Robert Peel
London
James Graham
Duke of Wellington
Liberal Party
George Bentinck
Lord Grey
Spectator
Lord Palmerston
Foreign Department
Lord Clarendon
Milner Gibson
William Sumerville
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Commission On Metropolitan Railway Termini
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J.N.F. Suits
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England
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Eton
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