Local officials ready to fund police force costs
Lord J Russett noted in almost every case local authorities contributed the greater part or all police expenses when sent down He favored a modest annual sum to keep a disposable police body without weakening the metropolis force A brief debate on timber duties followed Historians of Britain page suspended work and a late adjournment occurred with only thirty members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord J. Russett
C. Vierrens
Britain
Hovesos Hinz
Historians of
Ireland
Cape of Good Hope
America
China
New Holland
Scotland
M‘intosh
Holloway
Malaga
Sydenham
York
Lancaster
Hume
Bank of England
Grote
Attwood
Crotchet Castle
Birmingham
House of Commons
Penny Postage and Ballot Petitions in Parliament
Petitions from several towns support Mr Hill's penny postage and education plans, seek post-horse duty cuts, and urge a ballot with universal suffrage. Debate covers Birmingham riots, Metropolis Police Bill, police pay, and age restrictions on alcohol sales, with mixed local police reports and reform critiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hill
Wickrey
Newcastle-under-Lyne
Col
Sibthorp
Viscount Palmerston
Commercial League
Barnes
P. Thomson
Germanic Commercial League
Birmingham
T. Dexcombe
Home Department
Jory
Dexcomuse
Jonas Rrsskry
Williams
Joax Ressert
Metropolis
Major Woop
F. Maue
Hrart
Foux Bessell
Lord J. Russell
Manchester
Hume
Ewart
W. Williams
Joux Bisseur
Wakley
O'Cox
R. Pre
Stiruorr
Fox Matus
T. Duncombe
F. Maruxe
London
Edinburgh
Humy
Waxey
Ackensy
Huse
F. Mauré
Colonel Woon
Houmpuery
Greenwich
Deptford
Lambeth
Fox Maurer
Mave
T. Duxcombe
Amendments on crime and dogs in parliament debate
The house considered penalties for seven days with or without hard labor and debated clauses to seize wandering children from carriages and detain them for delivery to parents. A dog protection clause permitting use in carts was discussed, with opinions on hydrophobia and dog carts. The house adjourned after reporting orders and day’s business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Fox
Mauze
F. Mavze
Waxzurron
Law
Fo Mavre
Warburton
Wakley
Diary of weekly memorandum and tides notes
Diary entries summarize saints days and notable events from July 14 to July 20, noting high tides and solar phenomena. It records historical anniversaries such as Baroness de Stael’s death in 1817, Napoleon’s surrender in 1815, Peter II of Russia’s shipwreck, Petrarch’s death, Iturbide’s execution, and Playfair’s death, with daily sunrise and high tide times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Baroness de Stael
London-bridge
Wepdnesdas
Peter II
Russia
Saturn
Statute of Frauds and old cases in Crown Law correspondence
The letter discusses the Statute of Frauds relation to promises to answer for another's debt and cites Lord Tenterden’s act, Birkmyr v. Darnell, Wain v. Warkers, Pasley v. Freeman, and Chandler v. Lopus. It explains that the act targets representations about character or credit, not the debt promise, and notes related cases on fraud, set-offs, wills, and estate matters. It also mentions questions on legacies, wills, and procedures for distress and possession under late statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenterden
Lord Tenterden
Birkmyr
Thich
Pasley
Littledale
Jones
Tanner
Jeffs
Webster
Vesey
Mitt
A. W
Islington
W.N.N
Botanical and medical notes from the 1800s period
A miscellany of home remedies, plant lore, horticultural essays, and botanical observations. Includes cures with powdered acacia valerian tincture and turpentine, notes on heath and Erica cultivation, strawberry preservation, carrot debates, geranium etymology, and critical commentary on sculpture in national monuments.
Country Agents Told They May Order Any Quantity of Monorns
Country Agents are informed they are at liberty to order any quantity of Monorns they may require without reference to the slumber of portraits taken on the previous week.
Political Crisis and Bank Debate Reflect Tory Pressure
A conservative critique rails at Peel and Ulster policy, denouncing Lord Eliot and Dublin Corporation zealots while praising his independent stance. The piece condemns clerical bigotry, notes the Irish Municipal Bill pamphlet, and notes mixed views on the Bank of England reform and the stability of currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Post
Standard
Robert Peel
House of Commons
Lord Eliot
Gibson
Baring Wall
Lascelles
Ireland
Dublin
Hanover
Gregg
Belial
God
Christ
O’connell
Mr. Gregg
Mr. Stephens
Messrs
West
Hamilton
Thomson
Corporation of
Orange Lodges
William
Duke of Wellington and the Blackwall Railway
The Duke of Wellington faces opposition in the Lords over the Blackwall Railway Bill. Despite his swift, dismissive style, Lords Wharncliffe Salisbury and Ellenborough support proceeding to Committee, citing river traffic dangers and the need for safer Thames access. The piece also notes a US Canada border survey, North American commission appointments, and global news from Florida to Canton, with mixed progress and tension in several regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Wellington
House of Lords
Westminster
India
Spain
Blackwall
Lord Wharncliffe
Lord Salisbury
Lord Ellenborough
London Bridge
Thames
Maine
New Brunswick
Senate of
United States
Netherlands
North America
Canada
Baratow
Copp
Liverpool
New York
Canadas
Beausoleil
Naysmith
George Arthur
Colonel Frazier
Brockville
John’ Bull
Florida
Indias
Tampico
Mexico
Canton
Post Office Reform Blocked by Lords and Opposition
The Tories face a clear path on Post Office Reform as Goulburn’s resolutions seek to keep the current revenue intact. The Commons minority, likened to historic rotten boroughs, resists change while Lords stand ready to execute. Rejection is blamed on Mr Delite Rice, with unity urged to avert a missed opportunity next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Rowland Hill
Goulburn
House of Lords
Commons
Robert Peel
Also Mentioned on This Page
House
St. Swithin's
Buonaparte
Tursday
Petrarch
Jupiter
Playfair
Major Cartwright
High Water
Correspondence, Co
LEGAL
Medical
P. R
I. O
Wendsworth
Wsala
Valerian Haiftan
Lytte
Norfolk
J.H. S
A. T
Ure
C. R
Bradford
Weekly Chronicle
St. Giles’s
St. James’s
Lord Mansfield
Flaxman
Westminster Abbey
Chaucer
Shakspere
Milton
Bacon
Newton
Locke
Wolsey
Cromwell
Hampden
Nelson
Norton-street
National Gallery
PSHE
Hel Met-court
Strand
Bow
Palace
Wellington
Loula XV
Bgdom
Messie. Brown and Co
Frame Depot
Helmet-court
Morning’ Post
Orangemen
THE
Blackwall Railway
Post Office Reform
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