Trinity College Dublin bill sparks equality demand in Ireland
Debates over the Colleges Bill hinge on whether to extend Protestant establishment at Trinity College to Roman Catholics. Speakers argue for religious equality, criticise the government for exclusive governance, and urge a plan to open Trinity or create an equal Catholic college, amid calls for broader reform and peace.
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Trinity College
Dublin
Oxford
Camid
Ore Anacrox
Home
J. M. O'Cownert
Rosget Incus
Lergey
Ir. Suow
Susiz
Ssborne
M. O'Connell
Ireland
Sheil
Trish
R. Peel
Osborne
Elizabeth
Lord Bacon
University of Dublin
Trishman
St. Peel
Roman C
England
Witut
Sir R.peel
Sir RB. Peer
College of
Maynooth
Galway
Mr. Sheil
Sir Robert Peel
R. Blake
R. Peer
Baronet
Great Langister
W. Brake
R.pee
W. Blake
Sixthorp
Dublin University
Colonel Sibthorp
Lord Joan Ressere
Prion
College of Maynooth
University of Dublis
Murder on a slave schooner embroils Plymouth court
On the 5th instant at Plymouth a panel of magistrates heard 10 prisoners linked to the murder of midshipman Thomas Palmer aboard Her Majesty s sloop Wasp and the Echo slave brigantine. The Chilean captain Serva and crew members from Bahia were charged after a volley of testimonies from Lieutenant Stupart and others detailing capture, mutiny, and a brutal onboard slaughter.
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Mr. Palmer
Her Majesty
Wasp
Plymouth
Francisco Fereira de Santo Serra
Jances Majatval
Manuel Joze Alves
Florenzo Ribeiro
Juan Francisco
Joze Maria Marchino
Antonio Joaquim
Sebastian de Santos
Manuel Antonio
Joze Antonio
Echo
Mejarval
Falkcidade
Majarval
Eastlake
Luscombe
Colliec
Edmonds
R. D. Stupart
Waap
Thomas Palmer
Alavern
Felicidade
Thomas Lethbridge
Serjeant
Marines
Job Wilson
Aigieat
Star
Joaquim Antonio de Cuquimbio
Bahia
Africa
Janees Majarval
Lagos
Sala
Her
Stawart
Wesp
Stupart
Amd
Menu
Majarral
Serva
Lieut
Palmer
Serra
Witness
Alves
Joaquim
Mata
A.erwards
Virginia
Cuqureira
Alvas
Emanuel Francois Rosegres
Rio
Cugureira
Time of sunrises and sunsets and tides in Britain and Ireland
Instructions give methods to calculate sunrise sunset by latitude and adjust for higher and lower degrees. It lists high water times at London Dock as base and adds hours and minutes for various harbors such as Bristol Dover Dublin Liverpool and others. It includes calendar notes for July Sundays, lessons, and lunar phases with statements about days, moon age, and twilight.
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Ireland
Univers
M. Rossi
Marshal Sou
Tuileries
Quai D'Orsay
Champ de Mars
Paris
Count de la Sparre
Duc de Nemours
Duke de Marmier
France
Houfleur
Gonneville
Iouen
Aubinville
Trouville
Honfleur
Thuredas
Switzerland
Orleans
Rouen
Vierzon
Havre
Avignon
Basle
Maparn
Madrid
el Globo
Barcelona
Trapani
Sentinel Des Pyrénées
Panpeluce
Navarre
Asturias
Narvaez
M. Martinez de la Rosa
Maria Christina
Mozart
Cosi Fan
Cerito
Giselle
Sc. &O
Carlotta Grist
Academie de Musique
Great Britain
Sumier
Aumor
London Dock
Bork
Falmouth
Hall
Southampton
The New Test Act for the Scotch Universities
A lengthy critique of Macaulay’s rhetoric on Scotland’s university tests compares Scottish and Irish measures, denounces government inconsistencies, and lauds Macaulay’s sweeping defense of religious peace. It notes Rutherford’s bill, cabinet shifts, and the Duke of Buccleugh’s influence amid debates on lay patronage and tests.
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Mr. Macaulay
Scotland
Ireland
Macaulay
Thomas Acland
James Graham
England
General Assembly
Vatican
Mr. Rutherford
Rutherford
Robert Peel
Pringle
Home Sumper
Home Sumner
Edinburgh
Duke of Buccleugh
Mrr. Macaulay
Free Church
John Knox
Robert Pool
University of Glasgow
Macauley
S Darling
The Commencement of the End in Peel’s Plans
A commentary on Sir Robert Peel’s late parliamentary strategy as he moves to push through major Irish, church, and public bills. It notes clashes between The Morning Chronicle and The Times over the so called massacre of innocents, praises Irish MPs for courage, details amendments by Borthwick and Acland, and criticizes the government for abandoning key measures and failing to address land questions amid declarations on Lord Devon’s Commission and Maynooth.
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House OF Lords
Beker
Harlow
John Harlow
Leicester Square
Harbin
Clements Inn
Railways
Lord Darsousie
Board of Trade
Lord Brovenam
Earl
Weakley
Hudson
King Hudson
Earl of Devon
Lord Brovesas
Robert Peel
Germany
Dablin
Morning Chronicle
the Times
Herod
Repeal Association
Borthwick
Thomas Acland
Hindley
Hour of Lords
Robert Tuglis
Barenvis
Maynooth
James Graham
Robert Pee
Lord Stanley
Lo Uill
Ireland
Lord Devon
Cavan
Air
Bell
Molly Maguire
America
Rochester
Brittan
New York
Jackson
England
Fayetteville
N.C
Presbyterian Church
Exchange
London
Funther Rao
Mexico
Joaquina
Tampico
Jusquiga
Santas Anna
Veras
Mons
Pex
France
Mexica
United States
Venezuela
Libs Unify As Government Faces Narrow Scottish Debate
In a tense House division 116 to 103, Liberals rally behind Macaulay and Russell as the Government struggles with the Scottish Academical Bill and Maynooth grant. Sir James Graham and Peel fail to sway an insensible audience while Lord John Russell garners cheers for his spirited defense.
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James Graham
Wortley
Pringle
Lord Advocate
Robert Peel
Proteus
Scotland
Mr. Rutherford
General Assembly
John Bustell
Maynooth
John Russell
Mr. Macaulay
John Raseell
Last Case of Privilege In Commons Sparks Scolding Over Libel
The House of Commons rescinds its final privilege case amid a tense scene where Mr. Phillips and the Premier clash and the Surgeon and Attorneys retreat. The piece argues truth must underlie legislation and warns of libel dangers if denouncers are chilled.
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House of Commons
Robert Peel
Phillips
Totneas
Mr. Parrott
Hari
Thse
Corruption, Libel, and Parliamentary Privilege Debate
Opinion piece defending free speech against libel laws and court power. The author argues that exposure by the press and parliamentary privilege shed light on abuses, praising the press, penny post, and MPs who defend redress. They warn against transferring power to the courts and urge preserving Commons privileges with clear, dignified language.
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Penny Post
Court of Queen's Bench
House of Commons
Osborne Motion Ends Irish Question Debates in Dublin
The Osborne motion on Trinity College revenues closes a long Irish questions series. Praised for wit and clarity, Osbornes and Sheils speeches urge broad equality as the basis for Ireland’s pacification. Peel’s reply defends policy, urging perseverance and a unified approach. A Hawes committee report on the South Eastern Railway case is promised next issue.
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Osborne
Trinity College
Dublin
Robert Peel
Ireland
Mr. Sheil
Lord John Russell
Robert Inglis
Sheil
Uarning
England
Maynooth
Langry
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Erie
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Port of London
High Court of Chancery
House OF Codimons
Tie House
Besser
West Suffolk
T. Drxcomar
Aganstit
Dexcompy
Aelock
J. Yo Berner
Lillips
Trevips
Heme
Rawnex
House
Dubie
Channel Islands
Borouch
Bil
Art Unions
Eats
X Majesty
Quebec
Andreland
the Weekly Chronicle
South Eastern Railway
Boldero
Bonham
Board of Ordnance
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