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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 24, 1847

Page

3

Lord John Russell Faces London Electors On Bishopric Battle

Lord John Russell confronts critics in the City of London amid opposition to a Manchester bishopric and broader ecclesiastical reforms. His speech defends liberal policy while arguing for continuity of measures and religious equality, amid a tense, partisan meeting with notable attendees and counterpoints from dissenters.

Lord John Russell the Electors OF London John Russell House of Commons Electora Bishopsgate Street the Times John Rousell J. Russell Mr. Bancroft Lord R. Grosvenor Marcus Hill William Somerville D. le Marchant de Lacy Evans William Mcleaworth W. Hawes B. Cohen Liberal Party Lord J. Russell Robert Peel Cocmigar Aalf Jenheim Vittoria Liberal Association Lionel Rothschild Baron Rothschild Fox Acta House of Commona

Sunrise Sunset Times and Tide Tables for British Isles

Instructions describe calculating sunrise and sunset by latitude and degrees, adjusting 80 minutes per degree and 1 minute per degree below 61, plus offsets for various harbours and stations. It also lists weekly sun times, moon age, and daylight duration with dates and locations, including London Dock, Ork Cove, Falmouth Harbour, Milford Haven, and Holyhead Harbour, among others.

Great Britain Ireland London Dock Hriston Ork Cove Falmouth Holl Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton

Opposition to Bishopric of Manchester Stirred Contemptuous Debate

The piece assesses opposition to establishing the Bishopric of Manchester as earnest yet unduly rancorous. It singles out Mensrs Concombe Williams Aglionby and Collett as consistently principled against more bishops, while condemning Mr Bickham Escott for volatile tactics and shifting positions in protectionist era terms.

Lert Sir J Graham Sir J. Graham Roebuck Mr. Wakley Peetruse Manchester Lorda Blader R. IncLts A. B. Hore Hossmay Graham Vane J. Graham House of Lords Gounsvyn Eacorr J. Russell Lord Curve Lerney Ackland T. Doxcombe Barters BozTxwick Feas Rarn R. Young R. [Noxts Lord Moxters Arxoner Committee of Council On Education Marquis of Lanspawne London Buovca Lord Stanlsy Earl Grer Privy Council Marquis of Lasspowne Clauss Theae Earl of Staapsnoxe Earl Grey Earl Rapnor Duke of Crevelano Earl Fortescue Marquis of Lan Commons House OF Brexsam Eacott V. Suit Uti Joan Resszut Puttipa Aguon Sy Howry Stuart Woettey Joly Bessy Concombe Williams Aglionby Collett Bickham Bickering Escott Times Somersetshire Winchester Crowder Excott Reat B. Escott Agnasco Veteris Veatigia Alang

Lord John Manners for Liverpool in Tory Opposition

The Liverpool Electors are approached by Lord John Manners in opposition to Birch and Cardwell with Sir Digby Mackeorth. The piece praises his intellect and liberal mind while noting his ignorance of commercial affairs and his strong Tory loyalty to Lord Stanley and Lord George Bentinck. It questions no-Popery rumors and urges caution among M'Neile’s followers.

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Rumors Stir Over King of the Barricades at Jenat

Paris whispers say Louis Philippe faces doubts as Jenata health absence fuels speculation. The latest chatter links the Great Fact and Chateau Rouge supper to tensions and potential shifts in the Barricades scene.

Louis Philippe Chateau Rouge Jenat Paris Parla

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