House of Commons Supply debate on Mitchel case and Ireland bills
Parliamentary proceedings recap detailing the Committee of Supply vote over Keogh's amendment on Mitchel’s insurgent trial, later passage of the Encumbered Estates Ireland bill, and related debates on Irish affairs, stamps, and colonial expenditure, with motions postponed and adjournments noted.
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House OF Commons
Conday
Supply
House
Committee of Supply
Facan
Keogh
Mitchel
H. Grevrax
J. Ros
Selz
K Eogh
Ireland
Moxseau
Bonveris
B. OssoxNe
Monsell
Earl of Liscoln
Home
Gooravan
Ewart
Henrey
A. Broone
Bfr
R. M. Fox
John O'Connell
B. Barn
Garatran
Rersxorps
J. Ressece
Time of sunrise and sunset for Britain and Ireland
Instructions for calculating sunrise and sunset times by latitude, adjusting for each degree above or below 61 degrees 80 minutes. Adds high water times for several ports with hourly and minute offsets from London Dock, plus calendar notes for Week and saints days, moon phase, daylight length, and daily events. Includes July 30th and August 1st–6th notes with specific lessons and day lengths.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
York
Caore
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Evils of Governors in Colonial Policy at New Zealand
No better example of the evils produced to our colonies by injudicious governor choices could be given. Captain Hobson’s harsh methods drove New Zealand toward ruin and death averted catastrophe. Critics urge reform, citing fluctuating policy and widespread colonial discontent with the Colonial Office. The piece calls for serious inquiry into remedies.
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Hobson
Lord Stanley
New Zealand
Man van Setter
W. Mcleaworth
West Indies
Mauritine
van Diewan
New South Wales
Colonial Office
Colonial Department
The Endless Debate On Colonial Governance Strains Politics
The piece critiques Britain's colonial administration, arguing that the Colonial Office is overwhelmed by despatches, needs reform, and that centralized control harms colonies. It suggests local self-government and elected governors as remedies, condemning unsuitable appointments and persistent factional feuds.
Chartists In Prison and Threats To Government
The Chartist leaders are held at Westminster Bridewell and elsewhere while debates over political offense versus common crime intensify. A Cripplegate meeting urged milder treatment for political prisoners, a proposal the paper rejects as historically inappropriate and dangerous. The piece rebukes fiery rhetoric at recent gatherings and notes government vigilance against sedition amid Ireland troubles.
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Weatminster Bridewell
Ernest Jones
Oakum
Milton Street
Cripplegate
Oakum Picking
Jones
Home Secretary
Bere
House of Commons
Tresson
Ireland
Merrimac
John Russell
M. Guizot
Sonja Philippe
France
Liverpool Alarmists Denounce Suspension of Habeas Corpus
The piece condemns Liverpool’s petition to suspend Habeas Corpus amid the Irish crisis, arguing the move harms loyalty and constitutional liberties. It rebukes alarmists, defends existing laws, praises constabulary, and warns the petition signals disloyalty and undermines national security.
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Liverpool
Cardwell
House of Commons
Ireland
Isles
Special Constabulary
Coffey
Duffy
Condition Of Railway Property And Its Prospects
Railway property in this country has long been in an anomalous state with an excess in value followed by a low mood. In 1845 public interest for railways rose to frenzy as investments were seen as an El Dorado of wealth and people rushed to buy.
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Bermonders
House of Lords
Kent Street
Leeds
Burdon's Hotel
Home
Westminster
Carey Street
Ile
Rochester
Norwood
Wednesbury
Amelia
Stratford
Horsham
Susser
St. Clement Danes
Lincoln's Inn
St. Pancras
Ireland
Anna
Mile End
Ipswich
Cobbett
Camberwell
Derby
Farringdon
Lambeth
Liverpool
B. B
Roll's Gardens
B.X
Chelmsford
C.P.S
Birmingham
Curtin
Margate
York
Enquirer
Bristol
Society of Friends
Queen's Bench
F.S.T
Sheerness
London
G.B
Liverpool Road
Hare
Langham Place
Portland Place
G.G
Hibernicus
Devonport
James C
Gravesend
Walworth
J. W
Bary
John
Abraham
M. T
Hercules
Oldrini
Boulogne
P.M. C
Windeor
Notta
Sapientia
Louth
W. G
Strand
W. W
Tothill Street
Palace Court
X.Y.Z
Anerly
Surrey
Middlesrz
Jony Rossext
Jobo Russell
Petersham Church
Richmond
Lord Wriothesley Russell
Minto
Eliot
Melgund
George Grey
Lady Grey
Lilly
Superintendent Robinson
Inspector Campbell
Dioner
Cull
Ray
Flower
Wilson
Hiater
Robinson
Campbell
The Railway Bubble and the Recovery Foreseen
A historical analysis explains how speculative schemes collapsed, leaving a wrecked railway property market. It notes massive shareholder calls in 1847 and this year, but argues the worst is past as premium shares recover and dividends rise. It predicts improved investor confidence and a turn toward permanent investment once mood and profits rebound.
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London and Birmingham
York and Newcastle
York and North Midland
Lancashire and Yorkshire
North Western
Midland
Great Western
Ude
Ireland
Crisis in Ireland as rebels threaten Dublin and police slain
Reports from Ireland describe a state of anarchy in the south with O'Brien and Meagher accused of leading insurgents. Troops move into disaffected regions while gentry, incl Marquis of Waterford, rally to defend the government. Catholic clergy largely oppose the rebellion. The piece notes arrests, conspiracies, and hopes to restore order with sweeping reforms after suppression.
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Ireland
F. Farnen
House
John Warsz
Sod
G. Garr
Doxwx
Reysolps
P. Senorz
Marquis of Lonpox
Dublin
Messrs
O'Brien
Meagher
Dublin Castle
Tipperary
Ipsargenta
Thoreday
Waterford
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Order In Council
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M. J. O'Connexe
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J. Rosaexe
G. Grey
Carrick
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J. Russect
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Lord J. Russell
City of London
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Lord Clarendon
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Hopson
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