Debated motions and adjournments in the Commons session
The debate covered whether a deputy could be appointed and if so receive full fees. Lord Worster moved to refer the Commons Enclosure Bill to a select committee, Colonel Woon opposed, and motions to adjourn were rejected with divisions of 12 37 and 11 35. The Scientific Society Bill was recommitted and the Redress of Grievances in Ireland postponed. the house adjourned near two.
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Iqixzey Stugglin
Huse
BR. Peer
Freland
Banski
Lord Worster
Edairmansh
H. Brixeney
Woop
Craven Brexeney
Lord Lincoln
Rd Wors Ry
Scientific Society
Ireland
Yearly Revenue Balance Shows Net Decrease After Deductions
The year ends with a total revenue increase of 2,442,942 pounds, but after deducting property tax 3,317,997 and China miscellaneous receipts likely over a million, actual ordinary revenue declined by about 1.9 million. Customs fell 514,926 on the year while excise dropped 1,013,868. stamps and taxes also declined. Post-office revenue rose 59,000 for the year despite a quarterly dip.
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China
Census figures and tax changes reported in Times
The House of Commons received census results showing England and Wales total population 15,911,646 plus Scotland 2,260,207 and Ireland at 8,175,238 with religious breakdowns. Notices of postal objections under the Registration of Voters Act were published. A Times item notes various financial and legal notices including bank note irregularities, a bank theft recovery, and an Insolvent Debtors Court case setting a two year period for a surgeon, Dickenson, tied to the Hodges trust.
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House of Commons
United Kingdom
England and
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
Orficke Orper
General Post-office
St. Martin’s-le-grand
General Post
Hamavare
St. Petersburg
Reich’s Credit-bulletten
Hir
Hone Kone
D’aguilar
Perent
Belfast
Hong Kong
Lord Saltoun
Sinettan Roppsry
Notgs
Beeman
Weald of Kent Bank
London
Cranbrook
Times
Wilmshurst
Mr. Wilmshurst
Maidstone Journa Bar
Ellis
Britain in Asia and China News Summary
Reports from India and China discuss Napier in Scinde with Shere Mahommed routed near Hyderabad, and Ali Mourad defecting from the British. Troop movements, Indus flooding threats, and fortifications around Kurrachee and Sukkur are noted. In China, Colonel Malcolm ratifies the treaty, Pottinger seeks Northern ports, and Canton’s piracy and commerce efforts are outlined.
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India
Charles Napier
Scinde
Shere Mahommed
Fullalie
Indus
Hyderabad
Ali Mourad
Her Majesty
Kurrachee
Bombay
Sir Charles Napier
Her
78Th Highlanders
Bhooj
Omercote
Sukkur
Sehwan
Punjaab
Shere Singh
Ranjeet Singh
Candahar
Cabul
Akhbar Khan
Jellalabad
Khyberrees
Peshawar
Khytul
Bundelkund
Lord Ellenborough
Agra
China
Malcolm
H. Pottinger
Canton
Jehangeer Nasserwanjee Wadia
Tae
Maharajah
Khote Kungra
Affghan
Lahore
Delhi Gazette
Clerk
Afrghanistan
Khubar
Dost Mahomed
Mahomed Beg
Zenana
Somnauth
Bengal Asiatic Society
Inclosing Hampstead Heath and Blackheath Debate
Letter to the editor returns thanks for defeating Sir Thomas Wilsons inclosure plan and urges preservation of the Heaths of Hampstead and Blackheath by purchasing other rights. Also includes brief Q A notes on legal and financial matters and a guidance on a bankrupts certificate handling.
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Hivivstrap Hnatz
MtLosure
Weekly Chronicle
T. M. Wilson
Hampstead
Blackheath
Henry Dower Guerritus
Philpot Terrace
Edgeware Road
London
V. S
W. S
Court of Chancery
Traver
Calculating Sunrise Sunset and High Water Times UK Ireland
The method uses latitude from local guides to adjust sunrise and sunset by minutes per degree, and applies fixed hour/minute offsets from London Dock high water for major ports including Bristol Orkney Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow and Southampton, noting many smaller harbours.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
The Week in Saxoay July 9 Fourth Sunday After Trinity
A dated mood of July 9 190 days old moon and early evening full moon on July 11. Weather notes from Legh Meteo Ephem Zadkiel list fair, warm and windy days through July 11 with rain and storms. Bastille destruction noted for 1789 and St Swithin day on July 15.
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Legh
Meteo
Ephem
Zadkie
Zadkiel
Thetford Fair
Tuurspay
Bastille
Sarurpar
Resignation Rumors Shake Peel Lyndhurst Support in Times
The Times analysis accuses the government of combining absolute inefficiency with power and questions Sir Robert Peel's leadership. It contends factions within the cabinet seek his removal, cites Ireland policy, and predicts Spain’s crisis intertwined with British diplomacy under Lord Aberdeen and Lord Palmerston.
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the “Times
Sir Robert Peel
Lord Lyndhurst
Lord Aberdeen
The
Times
Walter
James Graham
Melbourne
the Times
Ireland
Robert Peel
Wales
England
Graham and Lyndhurst
Cabinet
Duke of Wellington
A Weak Government Near the Edge of Revolution
In Parliament the Peel administration shows faltering resolve as it faces a looming revolution. The Times article is blamed for pressuring the premier to abandon own beliefs. Aberdeen struggles to steer policy while ministers blur the lines of responsibility amid blunders in the Post Office Home Office and Treasury.
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Lords
Commons
Lord Stanley
Times
James Graham
Lord Lyndhurst
Robert Peel
Post Office
Home Office
Treasury
Scotland
Chalmera
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Denman
Lord Brougham
Clarifying remarks on Duncombe charge in Parliament papers
The speaker notes readiness to rectify a misapprehension and suppresses comments on carelessness in reading the Report. No expressions warranting the charge against Mr. Duncombe are found in the Parliamentary Proceedings of the morning papers they read regularly.
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Duncombe
Coroners' Bill Sparks English Debate on Fees and Privilege
In a lengthy Wednesday House of Commons discussion, Coroners’ pay, mileage, and fees become the focal point as Parliament weighs a Lord Worsley bill. The piece notes Coroners once poorly paid, the political pressure from country attorneys, and Irish MPs’ bemusement at English oratory, ending with a crowded Reporter’s Gallery after a long night.
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Commons
England
Herveys
House of 8
Wakley
House of Commons
O'Connell
Lord Worsley
Mr. Hume
Smith O'Brien
Remarks on Mr Smith O'Brien Motion Debated in England
The Daily Press lauds Mr O'Brien's speech as temperate, fact rich, and Irish enough to urge England toward Repeal or unity of interests. It contrasts Lord Eliot with Wyse and O'Brien, argues for action to avert dismemberment, and urges England to concede to forge a shared national sentiment that holds the Empire together.
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Lord Eliot
Wyse
O'Brien
Edward Knatchbull
Treasury Bench
England
The Standard and a Parliamentary Protest over a Press Libel
The Standard faced scrutiny after publishing a false libel about Mr. Duncombe and Mr. Gisborne. Mr. Duncombe demanded the printer be brought to the Bar for misstatement, while Sir Robert Peel defended them, stating no evidence supported suborning perjury. The episode sparked broad denunciation of discreditable press tactics and a political clash over accountability.
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Standard
Robert Peel
T. Dancombe
Gisborne
Duncombe
House of Commons
C. Baldwin
Sir R. Peel
Finsbury
Nottingham
Aghionby
Hertford
Mr. Duncombe
Lord Salisbury
Garter
Middlesex
Lord Ingestre
Lord Mahon
apology from the Standard over printed remarks
The passage notes regret for remarks printed before the Standard issued an explanation and apology. It praises the apology as complete and creditable to the Standard and its Proprietor for addressing the error.
Irish Fleet Supply and British Defences Reported
From Cove a letter notes immediate ships of provisions from Deptford to Hallowline for southern squadron supply. Reports of fortifications across Londonderry, Greencastle, Culmore, and Kilkenny barracks. Repeal meeting eyed in Waterford with strong turnout anticipated. Duxnam poverty noted with Canada aid efforts. Sessions report penal sentences ranging up to life transportations, with many shorter terms and remissions.
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Dvusim
Joly
Cove
Deptford
Hallowline
Ireland
Spain
Londonderry
Buncrana
Lough Swilly
Brookhall
Muff
Culmore
Greencastle
Foyle
Kilkenny Journal
Kilkenny
Dublin Mail
A. E. Blake
Exchequer
Greene
Waterford
O’connell
Dublin
Ballybricken
Waterford Chronicle
Foran
Thomas Meagher
Richard Musgrove
John Power
Gurteen
B. Morris
Dungarvan
Hally
Duxnam
Cabinet
Southey
Hugh James Rose
Catherine Oliver
Mary Ann Hamilton
J. Elliott
C. Sharp
J. Brown
Thomas Brown
P. Dogerty
J. Richardson Alias Fuller
R. Gazelee
J. Hennesey
J. Newman
J. Callaway
G. Day
T. Smith Alias Hawkins
J. Welch
J. Powell
J. Hayes
E. Les
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