Reform and Irish church heed in Lords and Commons
The article reviews debate in the House and Lords on Irish affairs and education. It notes Lord John Russell's stance on the Irish church, the Militia bill, and the Poor Removal Bill. It also covers education proposals, Scottish parallels, and public notices including royal visits and other parliamentary actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eraland
Sr. Honrison
John Russell
Hisaiey
J. Bussett
G. Grey
Borrowick
James Graham
E. Denison
Denison
Lord John Russell
Sir J. Paxmncron
Colonel Packe
Spooner
Vernon Saitu
Lord Hoase
Stautt
Henrey
Waker
Sczore
Col. Woon
B. Escort
Bortuwicx
Boner
Peenect
R. Paver
Wopesorse
Ecerron
Debates on Grey and property rights in early 19th century
A compilation of letters and notices discussing Earl Grey, property entitlements, and electoral rules. The excerpt surveys parliamentary loyalties, life estates, tree overhangs, post office directories, and forthcoming elections, plus a church and borough voter registration notice amid Liberal reforms. It notes 1818 paraliamentary expectations and references the 1846 excise-revenue discrepancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Grey
Earl Grey
Russell
Iife
G.D. S
Post Office
Weekly Chronicle
J.M.J
Jos. Hucklebury
J.ul Y
L.M
N. S
Recorder of Bath
R.S. T
London
Westminster
Marylebone
Finsbury
Tower Eamlels
Southwark
Lambeth
Greenwich
Middlesex
Kent
Surrey, &C
Knights of the Shires
Bristol
Liberal Association
The
Bristol Liberal Registration Association
Lord John Russell
Ireland
T. F. Ginsert
W.J.B
O ConneLy and Catholic Clergy Payment Issue in The Standard
Report notes Mr O Connell's firm stance against any plan to fund Catholic clergy from the state. The article contrasts his position with observations by a respectful critic during the Legal Association meeting.
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O'Connely
Jlaneal Association
O'Connell
Tixpat
Kensal Green Cemetery
Harrrow
Road
Bedford Square
Smith
John Street
Oxford Street
Baron Parke
Wm. Symonds
Civil Department
Royal Navy
Symonda
Tindal
R.N
T. Tindal
J. de Ni
Highland and Agricultural Society
Inverness
Oxford
Cambridge
Liverpool
Bristol
Derby
Southampton
Shrewsbury
Newcastle
Leicester
Southdowns
Music
Parkes
Parker
Deanston
Omagh
Ireland
George's Pier
High-street
Bolton-street
Tyrone
Dale Short
Delog
Time and Tide Calculations From Ancient Almanac Text
The excerpt explains determining local London and port times by latitude, adjusting sunrise and sunset by minutes, and calculating high water for major ports. It notes specific city offsets, then lists a church calendar week with biblical lessons, year age, moon phase, and daylight length for several dates.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London Dochates
Wiven
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
John xiv
Titus
Signal discomfiture of the great original British lion
The Weekly Chronicle mocks Exeter Hall’s favored ministerial triumphs and Plymouth election scenes. It attacks Vincent and his supporters as frivolous, lauds Vernon Smith for declining office, and lampoons public virtue amid a charged political hour with satirical references to Macaulay Craig, Peel, and Jaques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter Hall
Plymouth
Electora
Vincent
O'Connell
Maynooth
Edinburgh
Great
Ducdame
Amiens
Monsieur Jaques
Jerre
Peel
Vernon Smith
Lord John
Smith
Duncombe
Nathewa
Burton
Monmouthshire Liberals Split Over Duke’s Favor to Lord Somerset
A long debated communication criticizes Liberal freeholders of Monmouthshire for backing Duke of Somerset’s influence, warning it could split the county party. A letter from Monmouth dated July 1 1846 denounces Whig leaders for supporting a candidate seen as opposing civil and religious liberty and hints at exposing names of sympathetic clergy and lay supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouthshire
George Somerset
Monmouth
Merlin
Lord G. Somerset
Polla
The Prevalent Virtue in Rome and England
A fragmentary literary note praising virtue and moderation. Mentions Rome and England figures, mixed names, and hints at readers urged to commend moderation and virtue in a classical tone. Unclear specifics but preserves a historical voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Curlius
England
Conviction Over Map Publisher Wyld at Bow Street
Trustees of the British Museum acted as informers against Wyld the map publisher of Charing Cross for failing to deliver maps to the museum under the Copyright Act. Wyld was convicted. The piece critiques the Act’s propriety and utility, arguing Parliament should fund the museum rather than tax authors and lamenting a burdensome, opaque catalogue system. It cites potential relocation of Wyld to Paris and calls for reform of the museum’s administration and copyright burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon
Domfrics
Lord Sandon
Oxford University
R. Inglis
Cicero
Jeremy Taylor
Lord J. Manners
France
Paris
Bowline
Estcourt
Hinprey
Ewart
Royal Belfast Academical Institution
Howe
J. Guanam
Ulster
Ireland
Presbyterian Church
Trinity College
Dublin
Maynooth
Hume
Free Church College
Academy
J. Graham
Bow Street
British Museum
Wyld
Charing Cross
Mapa
Kew Gardens
Buckingham-place
Rippon
Burton
Rundell and Bridges
Carlisle
England
Quarterly Review
London
Harris Nicolas
Maecenas Role Praised by Matlyey and World
The remark highlights how they fulfilled their duties as patrons, aiding refinement and cultural progress in the eyes of both the matlyey and observers worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maecenas
Quackery and Reform Theories Clash Over Specific Remedies
The article contrasts quack medical tricks with scientific practice and criticizes a Standard proposal to centralize knowledge via a national directory. It mocks a plan to appoint clerks to roam Britain surveying households, arguing twelve accountants could do the task, and catalogs sample names and trades from a Kelly-like directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Parr
Morison
Holloway
Blair
England
Standard
Robert Peel
Lord Bacon
Annaa
Kelly
John Rusasett
John
Russell
Government
Treasury
Admiralty, Ordnance, &c
Admiralty
Ordnance
Board of Trade and Treasury
John Curd
High Street
Camden Town
Richard Crax
Argyll Armes
Argyll Street
Regent Street
Charles Davises
Thomas
Williams
Bennicke
Benomont
Benskie
Feud Between Liberator and Nation Roils Ireland
In a discussion on Conciliation Hall and the split between Daniel O’Connell and Young Ireland, the piece predicts Ord or Young Irelandmay fall, questions who can sustain the fight, and muses on Ireland’s need for a practical statesman to guide regeneration amid government tyranny and self-seeking patriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ord
Young Ireland
Mr. O'Connell
Ireland
Flogging in the Army At Hounslow Regimental Inquiry
The report discusses recent flogging in the 7th Regiment of Royal Hussars at Hounslow. It notes a man was flogged causing severe back injuries and death. The paper declines to prejudge details before the court inquiry and urges a careful, unimpeachable proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hounslow
7Th Regiment of Royal Hassars
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Portsmouth
Ionania Pacea
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Ronfort
Pache J
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House of Commons
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Dresing
Benjamin Brodie
Lubert
Cammaonn
Trafalgar Square
Legal & Miscellaneous
Great Britain and Ireland
LonDom
Bisca
the Weekly Chronicle
Nonmouthshire Folly
Tam
Grand National Regenerating Directory
MR. O'Connell and
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