Parliament Prorogation and Royal Speech in 1847 Reform
The article recounts the prorogation of Parliament in 1847, detailing the royal procession, the speech from the throne praising Ireland relief measures, factory hours limits, and land laws. It notes the dissolution plan and the addressing of public distress while highlighting the ceremonious joining of three estates in the new Westminster hall.
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Westminster
Duke of Wellington
Lord Campbell
Irving Ve. Manning
Aye
Corps Diplomatique
Royal Household
Marquis of Winchester
Prince Albert
Peera
Duchess of Sutherland
Commons
House of Commons
Ireland
United Kingdom
Syeaxex
Consolidated Fund
Bishopric of Manchester
New Zealand
Scotland
Leith Harbour
Sutton Harbour
Londo Bridge
Loup Cuaxcerton
Thoss Lawa
Spain
Portugal
Time Tables for Sunrise Sunset and High Water Times
The guide describes a method to compute sunrise and sunset by latitude, adjusting for degrees above 51 80 and below 61 80, plus minutes per degree. It lists high water corrections for major ports relative to London Dock time, with Bristol Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton and others. It also includes calendar notes from Week-Sonnar July 26th and August 1st, with liturgical readings, moon phase, day lengths, and twilight timings.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Ork
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowan
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Sonnar
Trinty
Kings xiii
John xiii
Monpar
Togaray
Lord John Russell Confronts London Electors in Open Debate
Lord John Russell met London voters at the London Tavern to counter claims of unpopularity amid a Liberal backing in the City. He defended past reforms including Catholic emancipation and Protestant dissenters, urged principled leadership, and faced hisses while receiving cheers from a broad Liberal crowd including Baron Rothschild and several MPs.
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Jamaica
Hume
Palmerston
Canton
Bankes
Rd Pattenson
House of Lords
A. Cliford
House of Peers
Lord John Russell
London
House of Commons
Julie Russell
John Russell
Bishopegate Street
the Times
J. Russell
Mr. Bancroft
Lord R. Grosvenor
Marcus Hill
William Somerville
D. le Marchant
de Lacy Evans
William Molesworth
Bart
M.P
Trelaway
Vernon Smith
R Yorke
J. A. Smith
N.P
E. Ellice
David Salomons
M. Rothschild
Alderman Wood
Prescott
R. Currie
P. A. Taylor
W. Hawes
B. Cohen
Liberal Party
Lord J. Russell
Robert Peel
Liberal Association
Varliamant
Lionel Rothschild
House of Commona
Baron Rothschild
Reutlemen
Fox
Chears
Hisses
Lord Jobo
Lud Jobo
Pattison
Sir George Larpent
S. Morley
Opposition to Manchester Bishopric bill provokes sharp critique
The piece argues the opposition was impolite and largely unproductive, praising Duccombe Williams Aglionby and Collett for principled stance against more bishops, while denouncing Bickham Escott for volatile rhetoric. It recalls Times quotes on Escott as protectionist agitator and his inconsistent electoral record, noting renewed controversy and ridicule by opponents.
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Earl Grey
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Fortescue
Avery
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Commons
House OF commoNs
House
Cinuad
Damiella
Arif Effendi
Donovan
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Soho
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Faust
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Gettan
Jacon Donouna
P.S. Cais
Winkon
Tobo Rusell
Pye
London
Jing
Biixuam Escott
M. Puritis
V. Suita
Jon Kosexy
Piturps
Manchester
Aationar
Home
Stvant Woertery
Lord Jouy
Messrs
Duccombe
Williams
Aglionby
Collett
Bickham
Esco
Times
Somersetshire
England
Ruie
Maillowners
Winchester
Crowder
Mr. Escott
B. Escott
Agnosco Veleris
Fragmentary colonial disputes echo in Liverpool electors tale
Readers note a jumble of pamphlets and speeches about Protestant versus Catholic influence. The text questions loyalty of public figures including Lord Manners and Lord Beaconsfield era figures, hinting at upcoming elector consultation in Liverpool and urging caution among supporters of Nettle.
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Lion
Rameura
Royland
John Manners
Liverpool
M Nettle
Louis Philippe and the barricades in Paris rumors
Paris gossip centers on Louis Philippe and the barricades as the Chateau Rouge dinner becomes a controversial “Great Fact.” The omitted toast list sparks questions about the king’s stance and the urban ferment in the capital amid circulating rumours.
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Chateau Rouge
Paris
Paria
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