Debates on Sugar Duties and Rajah of Sattara in Commons
The House debated sugar duties and the ex Rajah of Sattara matter. Motions for inquiry failed 23 to 44, with the session adjourning after lengthy discussions. Other orders included canal bill scrutiny, voter registration delays, and funds for Ireland relief amid famine.
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Bawraeke
L. ‘Omovians
Reitler
Portugal
Ewast
Fitzroy
Jeave
Caplain
Mr. Bowe
T. Duncombe
G. Gary
Rajah
Sattara
Sir C. Hostovss
East India
Home
Sattern
Ewart
P. BostTuwick
Bowatoa
B. Escort
E. CoLenrooke
J. Mansers
J. W. Hoga
Hume
Public letters critique swift Central Criminal Court and Kensington gates
A crowd of letters voices anger over rapid Central Criminal Court proceedings and harsh sentences. Readers condemn the pace as unworthy of justice and demand reform. A Pedestrian protests gate closures in Kensington Gardens delaying evening walks.
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mateur—Finterhalter
Central Criminal Tribunal
VERAX
Kensinsaron Pank
Weekly Chronicle
Hyde Park
Kensington Gardens
St. James's Park
Lord Morpeth
Mary
Mint
Bank of England
N. O'Connell
T. M
Afr
O'Connell
Genoa
Copan
Ireland
Seolus
Christ's Hospital
B. M
Charities of
London
Sx Cugar
Dean Press
Tts
L. W
Blanchester
Segard
Waverley
Smythe
Canterbury
W. W
Fever and deaths plague Caledonian railway navvies
A fever rages among navvies building the Caledonian line, with many deaths and burials in Crawford churchyard and a new ground at Elvanfoot opened for interments. The illness, linked to poor diet and damp work sites, devastates families and prompts widespread fear across the region.
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Fevex
Calipoxiax
Caledonian
Ecclefechan
Crawford Churchyard
Elvanfoot
North British Mail
GovesNowsHie
Dagenham
Clark
George Clark
Metropolitan Police
Fara
Brighton
Joseph Payne
St. Thomwae’s Hospital
Joseph Ringer
Forest Bill
Wandrg
Deaure
New Montagna Street
Spitalfields
London Brigade
Pariah
West of England
Deluxe
Tne
Calendar Almanac Notes on Sun, Tides, and Liturgical Dates
Almanac style note outlines sunrise and sunset adjustments for Britain and Ireland, high water timings for major ports, and a sequence of liturgical dates. It records yearly figures such as day length, moon age, and twilight, with specific hour offsets for Bristol Cork Falmouth Gull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton and others. It also lists Sundays after Trinity with assigned biblical lessons and mentions moon phases and day length changes across dates.
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Great Britain and Ireland
Annd
London Dock Gates
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Gull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Palmerston on Spain debt crisis and Portuguese affairs
The debate centers on Lord Palmerston defending Britain’s stance toward Spain’s unpaid debts to British bondholders and backing Portugal’s constitutional path. Palmerston argues for ensuring justice and avoiding bloodshed, claiming England’s duty is to aid nations seeking liberty while warning against foreign interference and promising to secure payments where possible.
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Lord Palmerston
George Benunck
Spain
Nationa
England
Paris
Madrid
John Ball
Rvgal
Brita
Ula
Eureaway
Mr. Hume
Mr. Osborne
John Manners
George Bentinck
Donna Maria
Don Miguel
Portugal
Portugal Debate Echoes in House of Commons Speech
A lengthy report on a Tuesday night debate about Portugal. It notes Mr. Osborne’s bid to force a second defense from the Foreign Secretary and praises Lord Palmerston for a strong reply. The piece observes the aim to defend liberal rights in Portugal and restore order amid junta influence.
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Wellington
Lord Broveram
Marquis of Laxsoowne
Earl of Hann *Icke
Earl of Accknaxp
Corcnystes
Duke of
J. Russert
Hou
Saly
Stuser
Acclonny
Lord Marox
Sir W. Cray
London
Hupgon
York
Wakley
Stuart
Rome
HeNner
Lord Murrern
Ireland
Bull
Spooney
Hume
Gazonas
Spooner
Sroonax
Mr. Homezeee
Ntleman
Househeinf
Treland
England
Commissariat
Shannon
Jamza Gnanam
Ossorxe
Osborne
Lauovenear
G. Bexrixcx
Labouchere
J. Rosgut
Dispskit
Lanoveuere
Stayvonp O'Brien
P. Sezora
R. Feagusson
Joan Ruagg
Lord Palmers
Bia
Srivey
Palmeraton
Portugal
Ford
Hia
Portual
Haar
Thea
Fayla
Spain
Ironegg
Belgium
Europe
Earl Gres
Honao
Bragay
Leant
Emily Tc
Junta
House of Commons
Bernald Osborne
Lequendi
Robert Peel
Lord Palmerston
John Russell
Insurgenta
Simo
Revenue gains and free trade praised amid national prosperity
The article hails a strong revenue rise and rising general wealth despite past panics. It notes a £2,615,871 yearly increase and £496,269 quarterly rise, with excise and customs gains. It argues free trade is no longer an experiment, praising Whig and Conservative roles and government continuity in policy.
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Prat
China
Hay
The Great Fivepenny Struggle in Morning Papers
A nineteenth century newspaper dispute over price changes spawns a clash among rival papers. The Chronicle, Times, Morning Morning News, Daily News, and Herald engage in a battle over public access and perceived credibility as they react to planned price shifts.
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Times
Morning Chronicle
Daily News
Post
Herald
Chronicle
Tuendeay
Alec
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House
Wrilliams
Highlands
S. Wortley
V. Sacra
Boniss
Cuass J Torsen
W. Jounrre
Risver
Bankes
P. Borrowice
Srooner
G. Asex
J. Pasixotos
Waxtey
J. PaxixGtos
Rhouls OF Commons
Thubrsday
Tus Liperty
Tag Parkes
Lava
Junius
George 111
Windham
Halifax
Watta
Dewsbury
M Cabe
M'Cabe
Watts
M‘cabe
Marie
the Weekly Chronicle
State OF Public Business
Charles Boller
Globe
Jane
Lord John Russell
RK. Peel
Ty Peper
chicHy
John
Leas
Mownpary
Toestar
Wepvespar
Taupsspar
Farpay
Saruivar
Sonvar
Great Britain
Lorpor
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