House of Commons Journal Entry on Sutlej Letters and Poor Law
The House of Commons receives two letters from Simla praising the Sutlej victories and the army’s service. Debates open on the Poor Law Removal Bill with motions to postpone, petitions from Norwich opposing the bill, and calls for cautious reform next session.
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Aliwal
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Heme
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Cheshire
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Smith
J. Graham
Lanovenery
John Runselle
Committee of Ways and Means
Resolutions Proposed by Lord Russell on Sugar Duties
The draft resolutions propose raising the supply granted to her Majesty and imposing duties on imported sugar and molasses into the United Kingdom. The text specifies start dates and the specific goods targeted for new charges, reflecting a government plan to adjust tariff policy.
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Death of Lord William Russell GCB and diplomat’s career
Lord William Russell elder brother of the Premier and son of the late Duke of Bedford died at Genoa after a long illness. Born May 8 1790 he served as cornet to lieutenant in the 1st Dragoons, fought at Copenhagen and Talavera, and served as Aide de Camp to Lord Lynedoch and the Duke of Wellington. He was a diplomat and ambassador at Berlin and minister plenipotentiary at Württemberg, receiving the Grand Cross of the Bath in 1838 and the Leopard of Belgium in 1841. He never sought Parliament and died in Genoa while seeking health improvements.
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Leichardt Party Reaches Port Essington After Hard Desert Journey
The Royal Geographical Society reports Dr. Leichardt and six companions reached Port Essington after sixteen months in desert conditions. They began from Moreton Bay in October 1844 seeking a direct route to Sydney, faced natives, scarce water, and extreme hunger. Gilbert was killed and Calvert survived the ambush. six months before arrival provisions were minimal. They arrived December 30 1844 and were warmly received by Captain Macarthur.
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The Sugar Duties Debate in the 1845 British Press
A 1845 London Chronicle article argues for immediate repeal of slave grown sugar duties, seeks to shift to a differential system favoring colonial sugar, criticizes anti slavery protestors, and rails at Lord Bentinck and Lord Stanley while contrasting mercantile interests with humanitarian rhetoric. It also covers weather notes, tides, and a Wesleyan conference in Bristol.
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Election Law Maneuver In Parliament Sparks Debate
Fragmentary report notes the House of Commons committees discussing Bridport electoral amplifications and alleged malpractices tied to registration. The text hints at further inquiries next week and critiques of certain speakers.
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Bridport
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