New Zealand policy clash in UK House of Commons
Debates in the House of Commons and Lords focus on New Zealand governance, land claims, and the Waitangi treaty. Speakers accuse ministers of sacrificing colonial interests to party lines, while criticizing Lord Stanley and Captain Grey for policy shifts and native concessions.
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Bear
Captain Fitzroy
RB. Peel
Lord Stanley
Sir R
Robert Peel
New Zealand
Lord Sunley
Burren
Over &P
Committee of Supply
Ireland
Shortland
Wellington
England
Hobson
Fitzroy
Colonial Office
Barenet
Sir Rheen
Mr. Warn
Baronet
Siert
Sheffield
Fried
Baronet Cpnusite
Waitausi
G. Parven
Thia
Stumey
Waites
Livttemunt
Morzan
Tecomenander D. Robirnson
Bern
Bay of Islands
Stanley
Stephen
Stagler
New Zealand Company
Grey
Zai
Captain Gry
House of Commons
Waitangi
Rozztex
Ra J. Ressert
Sir R. Peel
Mr. Stephen
C Buller
St Jen
Miscellaneous legal and social correspondence from 1815
A dense collection of letters and notices on law and society. Topics include tenancy and tithe disputes, trespass limits, education and church state debates, limits on liability for servants, and opinions on literary and artistic matters. Several readers seek guidance on debts, contracts, and court action while others defend artists and question royal patronage.
Sunrise and High Water Times for Britain and Ireland
Instructions outline how to compute sunrise and sunset by latitude, and high water times for major ports with offsets for Bristol Orkney Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton. Adds calendar notes, religious lessons, and moon phase data from a 19th century periodical.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Ork
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dobdlin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Truce Patchwork and Confidence Cries in Parliament
In a heated session Sir Robert Peel faced Mr Ewart's financial objections to duties while Cobden rallied for farmer eyes opening. Colonel Sibthorp challenged the Premier’s confidence, yet parliament remains divided as elections approach. The piece foresees a growing schism and a potential push for Commercial Freedom.
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Robert Peel
Seare
Afr
Ewart
Mr. Cobden
Sibthorp
Tom Steele
Parliament proceedings and debates at length in weekly chronicle
The article reviews long House of Commons sessions with fourteen hour days, noting absence of key legal figures and looming prorogation after August 12. It covers resignations of Musars Banham and Beldero, Boldero’s speech on Guard of Ordnance, Mackinnon’s Smoke Bill defeat, and Bentham’s critique of the smoke policy amid a planned commission with Faraday and Playfair.
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Lord Ashley
Asaland
Musars- Banham
Beldero
Robert Peel
Hawes
Wray
Hugnett
Boldero
Guard of Ordnance
Jeremy Bentham
James Graham
Faraday
Playfair
M‘kinnon
William Clay
Ward
Sheffield
CUSTOMS DUTIES AND AGRICULTURAL CONFIDENCE IN PEEL
The session’s late Butter and Cheese debate led by Mr Ewart ended in a stiff division as members left the gallery sparse and the sentiment over Free Trade remained unsettled. The Galway Railway Privilege dispute followed, with Lords and Commons combing documents, forged signatures, and the Times debate, ending with apologies and a caution on Privilege and press publication.
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House OF Lords
Thuersday
Dublin
Galway
Earl Batnerusr
Dublin and
House of Commons
Pao
Voble Ear
Lord Brotenam
the Times
Fitzsteplen French
French
Times
Morning Chronicle
Lord Brougham
Ccmpite
Mostracts
Duke of
Lord Brocurus
House of Peers
Wintacuirre
Duke of Wettriches
Hesse of Lords
Lan Brotquay
King’ House
Irelane’ Hill
Bertet Longon
J. Grotan
Pollact
Carnarvon
House of Lurds
J. Graham Shuld
Lords
Goa
Brazil
M. Girsen
Africa
Gateshkarl
Hon
Baronet
Lord Aberdeen
Penn
Great Britain
Ellis
Mr. Hert
Lord Patwensios
Her
B. Escort
J. Graham
Earl of Lincoln
London
Ewart
Parliament
Treasury
Lord Stanley
C. Buller
Committee OF Commons
Fitzstephen French
Lhown
Ireland
Committee of the Commons
R. Stephenson
Lord Benborough
Commons
Win
Cockburn
Counse
James
Pim
Shaw
Bonham
Beldero
Warty
Goulburn
Three Kingdoms
Punch
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Sunderland Liberal split warns against weak turnout
In Lord Howick’s elevation to the Peerage Sunderland must avoid a family feud and unite for a strong Liberal contest. The letter urges Thompson and Bagshaw to settle disputes, lest the Conservatives gain from division, noting Hudson’s potential entry and predicting the needed rally behind a single candidate.
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Lord Howick
Sunderland
Colonel Thompson
Bagshaw
Br. Hudson
Whitby
England
Thompson
Mr. Bagshaw
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Caritox
Ovens Eens
Castor Messrs
Distinnens
Crown
Excise
Mesers. Smith
Goodall
Excise Department
Messrs. Smith
Lords of the Treasury
Brenchlay
Womble Hall
Legal & Miscellaneous
Dedla
Trinity College
Cambridge
Whewell
Literary Gazette
Trinity
Jordan
Teleo
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Cuenen
Strate
Vfll
Evtite
Weekly Chronicle
Timor
Worshop
Hlisinga
Lemudt
Terue
Bestuna
Awete Wisner
Hemarx
Newport
Isyberry
Jfe
Serjeant Talfourd
Thal
Sergeant Talfourd
Oxford
M. K
Unileas
Ma. Erry
Buckincuam Paracr
Buckingham Palace
Anital
Elly
Buckingham Gardens
Etty
National Gallery
Her Majesty
F. M
Globe
Royal Gardens
Fay
Oadorne-house
von Hamburgh
Webster
Afra
Mathews
W. T
Loxpon
the Weekly Chronicle
Bonham and
Sir Robert Peel
Amiles
Hudson
Batte
Westenx Csacuir
Exetts
William Marchant
Ridgway Friendly Society
Stofte
Slade
Becaue
Nolerceny
Stone
James Berry
Toll
John Smith
Berry
Smith
Baron Platt
Astat
William Burke
Clerkenweil
John Walter
Caledonian Road
Walter
Burke
Bagniece-wells
Georgecourt
Islington
Thau
Brandist
Serisaot Brannan
Brannan
Brainie
Broughton
Moar Cuamine
Pemares
Captain Roberts
Hatton
Staffordshire Police
Margaret Perry
Susannah Hil
Onions
Bigg
Emma Woodhall
Mary Rowley
Hill
Cross Inn
Townsend
Mr. Lea
the Cross Inn
Thoreday
Wolverhampton
Quinns
Mr. Briscoe
Summerhill
Briscoe
Stourbridge
Wells
Leeda
Hudderefield
Rochdale
Bradford
Manchester
London Bridge
Chelsea
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