PARLIAMENT ADJOURNS AS ROYAL ASSENT GIVEN TO BILLS
The Imperial Parliament met in sessions of Lords and Commons with royal assent granted by commission to several bills including Sugar Duties Continuation and Railway Companies Dissolution. Petitions from Oxford Convocation and London parishes opposed the union of Bangor and St Asaph and Sunday trading. New writs issued for vacancies in Chester, Edinburgh, Greenwich, Manchester, and other seats as members accepted high offices.
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House OF Lords
Duke of Buccleuch
Earl of Heddington
Earl of Shaftesbury
Lord Brorenam
Earl of Powis
University of Oxford
St. Asaph and
Bangor
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
St. Asaph
Loxnow
House OF Commons
Feriday
Tersice
Devonport
Sir G. Grey
State Home Department
Dungarvan
R. Latur Sheil
Edinburgh
T. B. Macaulay
Halifax
Charles Wood
Kirkcudbright
Thie Borouyg
T Maitland
Scotland
Leith Burghs
Abnegess
A. Rutherfurd
Tlondon
Lors J. Russell
Nottingham
J.C. Hobhouse
Board of Control
Veryth
Rouml
Fox Maule
Visconst Edsington
Treasury
Taunton
H. Letouchere
Tiverton
Viscount Palmerston
Worcester
T. Wilde
York
Shira
West Riding
Lord Morpeth
Earl of Shate Sury
Commons
Railiey and Otter
Lord Stanley
Lord Lyndhurst
Duke of Richmond
Lord Brougham
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl Grey
Earl of Clarendon
Duke of Wellington
Lozn Cuancetton
Duke of
Lori Stanley
Marquis of Laxspawse
Lars Brovewas
Otter
Turnett
Clerk of the Crown
Chester
Jervis
Evesham
MM. Hill
Glocester
F. H. Berkeley
Admiralty
Greenwich
D. Dundas
Bertford
Cowper
Manchester
T. MM. Gibson
Board of Trade
Richmond
Rich
Great Britain
Ireland
Roscommon
O’conor Don
Stafford
G. Anson
Ordnance
Tower Hamlets
C. R. Fox
The
Nem
Tourney
Lancashire
F. Egerton
Earl of Ellesmere
House of Peers
Fleeming
Hill
Belfast
Bristol and Birmingham
Gloucester
Stonehouse Junction
Chorley
de Winton
Dundas
Exeter, Yeovil
Dorchester
Gravesend and
Rochester
Great North of England
Hull and Selby
Lancaster and Carlisle
Caledonian
Lancaster and
Preston Junction
Leeds and Bradford
Bingley
Leeds, Dannbury
London and Birmingham
Leamington
Coventry and
Rugby
London and South Western Railway
Basingstoke
Selisbury
London, Selisbury, and
Yeovil Junction
Yeovil
Manchester, Bolton, and
Saundersfoot
South ¥Rex
West Cornwall
Chard Canal
Yorkshire North Eastern Railway
Morayshire
Norfolk
Dereham, Wells, and Or
Scottish Central Railway
Denny
South Leith Church
F. Barre
Tersecy
Borough of
Liskeard
C. Buller
Gibson Craig
Birmingham and
Oxford Junction
Meustz
Sirlt
Crank
Mentz
G. Somerset
Greene
Denisey
Muntz
Mostz
Birmingham
Tord G. Somerset
London and
South-Eastern Railway
E. Firmen
Bishop of Jerusalem
McLintock
Carlow
Bunbury
Howard Douglas
John Duckworth
Liverpool
Bury
Manchester and
Leeds
Terxeer
Lichfield
Alfred Paget
Charles Wellesley
Moentz
Oxford
Birmingham and Oxford Junction
F. Bantic
C. Resse
Geonce Creux
Hovcsux
G. Someriset
Harrer
Greens
E. Dexison
Thomas Coxcombe
Larne
Ballymena
Arcarno
Breanpo
Birmingham, Wolverhampton
Dudley
Dirmingham
Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley
Wolverhampton
Dudle
Blackburn
Preston
East Lancashire Railways
Brighouse
Clonmel and Thurles
Cockermouth
Workington
Cork
Blackrock
Passage
Creaph
Cromford
Glasgow
Scottish Central
Forth and Clyde
Bowling Bay
Furness
Glasgow and Belfast
Great Southern and Western Railway
Huddersfeld and Manchester
Oldham
Huddersfield
Sheffield
Manchester and Leeds
Killarney Junction
Limerick, Ennis, and Killaloe
Liverpool and Bury
Mallow and
Fermoy
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Canal
Tidland Great Western Railway of Ireland
Liffey
Longford
Monmouthshire
Mountmellick Junction
Newport, Abergavenny
Hereford
Norfolk Estuary
Manchester, Liverpool
Hirkenhead
Plymouth
Great Western Docks
Severn Navigation
Ashton-under-Lyne
Ashton-under- Lyne
Peak Forest
Macclesfield
Shrewsbury
South Staffordshire
Shropshire Union Railways
South Devona
Strathary
Breadalbane
Taw Vale
Trent Valley, Midlands
India
Lincoln's Inn
Middle Temple
Grays'inn
Steven Booker
Warlo St. Thomas’s Hospital
Public notices and letters on franchise and land policy
A collage of letters and notices discussing political shifts, indentures, and the push for a county franchise. Articles reference Cobden and Peel era debates, land law, and public works. Also included are anecdotes on taxation, farm incidents, and a fatal brewery accident with funeral notices.
End of the Play on Free Trade and Russell Rise in 1836
The Weekly Chronicle reviews political shifts in Britain as Corn and Tariff Bills become law, Peel falls, Russell becomes premier, and public opinion shifts. It laments party factions, presses for true liberal/Free Trade aims, and notes widespread, mixed reactions across London papers, constituencies, and public life.
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Laaguer
Cobden
Robert Peel
London
Standard
Nother Gasp
Greville
Tatternall
Weekly Chronicle
Chronicle
West Loxpos Centnar
Axti-Encrosize Association
Marsea
Ebenezer Extsotr
Great
Houghton
Barnsley
Ebenezer
John Prout
Durham
Thelf
Irish Orange Lodges
Joseph Bucklebury
M. M
Bonneis
W. B
Ireland
X. K
Adela
Uccle
Jack
Jill
Drury Lane
Haymarket
Lyceum
Adelphi
Robert Peal
John Russell
Post
Herald
Mr. Warren
Blacking
Sir Robert
Pitt and
Catnach
Lord Bentinck
Mr. Disraeli
Canning
Russell
Lord John
Standard and Post
Sir John Hobhouse
Nottingham
Southwark
Sir John
Hastings
Court of Common Pleas
Denis I.e Marchant
Hook
London University College
Skillagille
Gower Street
Ainert
Miall
Church of England
Lord Mayor
Corporation of London
Uny
Huck
Moscator Milnes
Lord John Russell
Milnes
Pontefract
Liverpool
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Édesty
Anglicé
Greenwich
Fouqué
Great Shoy Hoy Contest in Monmouth Shire
A fragment from a political screed lamenting Liberal electors in Monmouthshire. It critiques Lord Somerset and the Beaufort feud, questions the Duke of Beaufort’s anger over a single vote, and ponders the Tory influence and Ducal influence on county politics amid factional distrust. The piece questions the Liberals’ interest in the family quarrel and its impact on emancipation.
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Lord G. Somerset
Lord Somerset
Monmouthshire
Beaufort
William Ables
Mormouthshire
Lis
Due
Beaufurc
G. Somerset
Annesty
Liberal friends face Monmouthshire choice in county feud
The writer warns Liberal supporters in Monmouthshire that if they ignore local interests, they risk harming their own causes at the next election. Lord Somerset or the young Captain could gain the county's favor, securing or splitting the Somersets, with Liberal leaders to blame for the outcome.
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Monmouthshire
Lord Somerset
Ducal
Sugar Duties and Sliding Scale Debate in Press
The Warning Post and the Globe discuss proposed sugar duty reforms, hinting at a sliding scale ending in a vanishing point on differential duty. They compare figures, note West India interests, and question ministerial details while predicting possible equalization and time allowances.
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Thatia
Globe
Post
England
George Bentinck
Morning Chronicle
Chase
Giobe
Joaza
John Russell
Dinner to Ibrahim Pacha at the Reform Club
A London dinner to Ibrahim Pacha at the Reform Club is hailed as a singular event of these times. The ceremony linked by coincidence to the new British Ministry, with Liberal leaders and officials praising Mehemet Ali’s policy and Palmerston’s assurances. Admiral Napier leads the toast as the meeting pressures for policy continuity and Irish governance guidance.
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Ibrahim Pacha
Reform Club
Liberal Party
India
Suez
Lord Melbourn
Syria
Gajiaci
Lord Palmerston
Pacha
England
Mehemet Ali
Her
San Oasis
Charles Napier
Robert Peel
Asu
Worts
Nau
Cera
Ward
Moss
Ealy
Bia
CIA
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