Ireland Debates on Land Reform and Church Establishment
Debates on Ireland’s grievances focus on encumbranced estates, tenant protections, and reform of corporations. Speakers urge gradual reform, note social, political, and religious tensions, and call for peaceful Parliament-led measures rather than upheaval.
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Ireland
House of Lords
Lords
House of Commons
Commons
Jord
Eland
England
Scotland
Besborongiau
Clarendon
Ten
Church of Ireland
Pitt
Lord John Russell
United Kingdom
Trelend
Hessert
Mossere
Iearoene
Br. J. O'Connell
Irish land reforms and famine measures debated in House
Members argued over remedying Ireland’s evils and famine response. Discussions centered on land relations, evictions, tenant rights, and the need for private action alongside government measures. Coercion laws, poor relief, and emigration were cited as urgent priorities amid concerns about Catholic equality and wages.
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Ireland
Osborne
Hear
Owever
Baronet
House of Lords
Lenore
G. Grey
Bear
Coxix
R. M. Fox
Clemente
D. Norrey
H. J. Porter
Lord Devon
Dublin
Redington
Monahan
Baldwin
Home Department
Rochdale
F. O'Conxox
Loughter
Newpeaste
Joan Russert
J. RerNoups
Starrorp
Mr. Grattan
S. Crawford
Fire at Wapping mill kills two workers and injures one
A serious blaze at 97 High Street Wapping housed Mesers Lawford and Westrup millers and ship biscuit bakers. Machinery and upper floors collapsed burying Piercy and Hancock. Mackay escaped with minor injuries after a heavy millstone trapped him near a doorway. Coroner’s inquest to follow. Firemen contained the fire by noon. investigations into origin underway.
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High Street
Wapping
Mesers, Lawford and Westrup
Metropalse
Mackay
John Piercy
James Hancock
Piercy
Hancock
London Hospital
Mackey
Anchor
Hope
Legal QandA Notes on Wills and Debtors in London
A long letter column discusses will witnesses formal attestations under the last Will Act, delays in hearings before lawmakers, landlord and lease questions, Habeas Corpus suspensions, divorces, and various legal notices and practical advice. It cites many callers from Bermondsey to Derby and notes upcoming trials and deadlines.
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Bermondsey
House of Lords
Constant Reader
Kent Street
Fentator
Burdon’s
Home Secretary
Westminster
Law
Carey Street
Minster
Bel
Rochester
Norwood
Mschanie
Wednerbury
Milat
Stratford
Horsham
Sussex
St. Clement Canon
Lincoln's Inn
St. Pancras
Ireland
Mile End
Cobbett
Camberwell
Derby
An Allorney
Farringdon Street
Lambeth
Liverpool
Roll
Tfe
Chelmsford
Rial
Birmingham
Atic
Lincoln’s Inn
Curtis
Margate
Op. E
York
Enquirer
Bristol
Daily Newespapers
Society of Friends
Queen's Bench
London
London Banker's
Gow
Liverpool Road
Hare
Langham Place
Portland Place
Ila
Griffin
Strand
Hibernicus
Devonport
James C
Gravesend
Walworth
Owen
T. W
Bury
John
Abraham
M. T
Hercules
Uniess
Posacasion
Oldrini
Boulogne
Windsor
LPO
Notta
Sehich
Sapientia
Louth
T. L
Kingsland
Bath
Tyro
South Lambeth
W. G
W.W
Tothill Street
Palace Court
Surrey
Time Tables for Sunrise Sunset and High Water in Britain and Ireland
Instructions to compute sunrise and sunset times by latitude and distance from 51°50′ and 5°. adjust high water times at London Dock by listed port values. Includes week notes from July 90th with saints days, moon phase, year day counts, and daylight lengths for early August, plus daily sun and twilight timings.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Bork
Cove
Falmouth
Bull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead Harbour
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southaapton
Lespar
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Hele
The Extravagant and Mischievous Action of Colonial System
The article criticizes Britain's colonial governance arguing the colonial system is oversized and centralized. It cites overburdened officials, flood of despatches, and ineffective one man rule from Downing Street. It argues for local self government and better governor selection, noting failures of appointing unfitted administrators and factional interference in colonies.
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Colonial Office
Great Britain
Richard
John Ball
W. Molesworth
Elfect
Hawes
West India
George Bentinck
Downing Street
Ducrow
Torek
England
Aome
Elizabbeth
James
W. Moleaworth
William Molesworth
America
Cance
Colonis
Critique of Colonial Governance and Hobson Appointment
A trenchant critique of colonial policy condemns Captain Hobson's New Zealand governorship and the shifting, partisan Colonial Office. The author cites instability, misrule, and widespread discontent across colonies, urging inquiry into remedies and warning against future appointive mishaps by party interests.
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Hobson
Lord Stanley
New Zealand
W. Molesworth
West Tedia
Ant Slavery Society
Colonial Office
West Indies
van Diemen’s Land
New South Wales
Colonial Department
Chartists in Prison Express Support for Government
The Chartist leaders are housed in Westminster Bridewell and minor meetings discuss political offense as a crime. A resolved petition argues for better treatment of political offenders while critics label the Chartist push as sedition, warning the government to act against such rhetoric.
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Westminster Bridewell
Broem Janek
Cabuar
Milton Street
Cripplegate
Ernest Jones
Onkum
Jones
Oakum
Home Secretary
Bera
House of Commons
Sail Jones
Ireland
Merriman
John Russell
M. Guizot
Louis Philippe
France
Liverpool Alarmists Threaten Constitutional Liberties
A critical piece laments Liverpool as first to seek suspension of habeas corpus and question loyalty amid the Irish crisis. It scorns the minority petition, defends the magistracy and police, mocks alarmist fears, and urges not to aid disaffected while urging calm and faith in existing law.
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Liverpool
Cardwell
Fox
House of Commons
Ireland
British Empire
Rale
Ressop
Cuffey
Oura
Condition Of Railway Property And Its Prospects
Railway property in this country has long been in an anomalous state with a boom followed by a slump. In 1645 public enthusiasm for railways reached El Dorado levels as investors rushed to buy.
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Pfaas
Thas
Coleas
Arisg
Ireland
Railway depreciation fuels Irish crisis and market rebirth hopes
The article details a railway boom bust with overextended calls and frauds, notes a decline in railway property yet cites signs of recovery for major lines like London and Birmingham. It links turmoil to Ireland’s crisis, describes rising government and gentry response, and hints at reforms to improve conditions and restore investor confidence.
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Ireland
Marquis of Waterford
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