Debated Bill Criticisms Prompt Reconsideration in House
In a heated session Lord Gzerce Bex presses to withdraw the bill and return to committee to craft new resolutions, arguing the measure is blind to colonial trade powers under the 1816 and 1846 acts. He cites Jamaica imports and colonial acts, warning the government’s approach risks invalidity and invites further blunders.
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Gzerce Bex
K Rose
Jamaica
Goviaren
Cuaxcetcon
Dranaert
Canowert
M. Gisson
Bassty
Te House
Coancerton
Excmequen
George Bentinck
West India Islands
Bazxty
Carpwett
Wiraon
Hegates
Govurseen
America
Jey
Kroon
A.eelect
Ireland
Tate
William Smith O'Brien
M.P
Thomas Meagher
John Mitchel
Mitchel
G. Gusy
Baronet
Irsh
Mr. Kevon
Mr. Hawes
Athlone
Sir W. Somerville
Hawes
Anstey
Revorns
W. Somerville
Keogh
Diverse Legal Advice From A Gossiping Court Column
A long reader column offers varied legal commentary from many correspondents across towns like Droitwich Barnabury and Islington. It covers negligence in company liability, warnings against improper custody, lease and rent issues, bankruptcy, probate, taxation, and court timings, with opinions on trials at assizes and Crown challenges.
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Barnabury
Droitwich
South
Islington
Ruislip
Southwark
A.K
Liddiard
Minor
Hall
Bow Street
Horsham
Sussex
Bury
Jfe
West India Docks
Turner
Chester
Abingdon
Ludlow
Bibliotheek
Amsterdam
London
B. R
Camberwell
Chelses
Canterbury
Longacre
K. M
Wych Street
C. W
Warwick
E. B
Liverpool
Savings’ Bank
Eliza
Emma
Kennington
W.B
Chelsea
G. W
Whitecross Street
IH. C
Pentonville
Mfidsummer Las
Houeatas
Derby
Inquirer
Strood
J.R
Kingsland
J. R
Kingston
Lex
Chancery Lane
House of Lords
Maria
Woolwich
M. M
Piccadilly
John Lawrence
York
Harwich
O. P
Dorking
Birmingham
P. F
West Bromwich
Pp. W
Bermondsey
W. M
Coldbath Fields
W. W
York Street
King Street
Teignmouth
Calculating Times for Sunrise Sunset and High Water
Instructions describe astronomical time calculations for Great Britain and Ireland. It explains adjusting sunrise by latitude differences, adding or subtracting minute adjustments for high water at various ports, and notes weekly calendar details including religious lessons, moon age, day length, and twilight timings.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Aull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
The Business Of The House In A Crowded Session
The article likens the session’s close to a steeple chase with many bills distanced or disabled. It notes debates, a roving minister, and party clashes among Protectionists Free Traders Whigs Radicals Repealers and Conservatives. It argues for smoother sequencing of legislation and hints at Ireland, Navigation Laws, and public health measures.
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Protectioniata
Free Tradera
Vernon Smith
Ireland
Rome
Department of Foreign Affairs
Lord Palmerston
The German lord lieutenant and the archduke's role
The article weighs candidates to lead a unified German state. It favors Archduke John as a liberal counterweight to Austrian tradition, noting Prussia leadership, Austria’s claims, and the past impulse toward central authority. It envisions tension among states and the peacemaking goal of a single head.
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Hed
Prussia
Right
Austria
Lomg
Abe
Fritz
Potsdam
Germany
Archduke John
The Irish Crisis and Rising Tensions in Ireland
A Historic account warns of an imminent clash as Irish rebels push for armed action. Bonfires blaze on the Hill of Tara, Kilkenny barricades emerge, and Carrick on Suir sees a temporary rescue by a lawless crowd. Leaders swear to free Ireland or die, while government measures tighten, and Doheny Meagher O'Brien and others rally supporters despite looming prosecutions. The piece emphasizes a government path toward repression or concession as unrest surges.
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Tipperary
Kilkenny
Carrick
Soir
Mitchel
Honr
O'Brien
Ozo
Irish League
Cerlow
Dublin
Meagher
Waterford
Doheny
Nenagh
Ireland
Ile
Treated as Duke of Sussex and public relations
Treated as Duke of Sussex and public relations, his private and public role, and his capacity to perform duties. His simple eating, active habits, patriotic feelings, and love of the poor endear him to the country. He obeyed the Frankfort invitation without arrogance, with cheers at his accession seen as a sign of zealous cooperation. Germany’s unity depends on prince and people working together.
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Duke of
Sussex
Frankfort
Germany
Cholera Fears and Morpeth’s Serpentine Greens Stirnd Debate
The piece links the cholera surge in Finland Russia and Turkey to a political skirmish over Lord Morpeth and the Health of Towns Bill. It parallels Morpeth’s dietary metaphor with two Northampton cooks condemned for arsenic poisoning, arguing for consistent law and public health action in Hyde Park and the Serpentine.
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Lord Morpeth
House of Lords
Finland
Russia
Turkey
Danube
St. Petersburgh
Constantinople
House of Peers
Jassy
Hyde Park
Northampton
Edward Franklin
Edward Randall
Franklin
Randall
M. Soyer
Health Department
Uncertain Rebellion Threat Presses Government Stance
The piece argues armed rebellion by a faction is untenable and urges decisive early suppression. It praises English calm, notes demagogues inflaming passions, and asserts that if war comes, it should come quickly and be decisively ended. It claims government and nation are prepared while rebels remain only half organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Reat
Torfaen
Repubblic
The Cause of the Late Military Paralysis in Europe
A reflective critique on Europe’s peace era misreading military power. It argues that optimism from economists, philanthropists, and reformers falsely signaled war’s end, weakening armies and inviting disorder as rulers misjudged strength. It cites Louis Philippe, Austria, and various kingdoms to illustrate the brittle state of power.
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Europe
Louis Philippe
Paris
Prosasia
Austria
Naples
Nassau
Habeas Corpus Suspension Bill Aimed at Irish Rebellion
The Premier gains leave to introduce a Bill to suspend Habeas Corpus as a direct response to rising rebellion in Ireland. Meagher and Doheny are cited as examples of revolt, with bail granted before Spring Assizes amid calls for stronger government powers and harsh measures. Public opinion rallies behind Lord John Russell in backing decisive action.
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Royal
Ireland
Tipperary
Waterford
John Roussell
Cruikshank Engravings Draw Fire On Moral Satire
The review condemns Cruikshank's eight plates from the series of Taz Dauxxanns Cuitpars as overextended and colorless glyphotypes. It argues the artist's shift from miniature to folio work harms form and fails to justify larger size, praising genuine old humor while warning the moralist drift weakens his craft. The piece critiques his social satire as overused and insufficiently broad, noting intoxication as a social issue rooted in economy and circumstance rather than mere vice.
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Cruikshank
Croikebank
Hoches
Othem
Craoikehank
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