Nottingham Petition Seeks New writ for Larpent seat
Sir R Ixcuis presented a Nottingham petition signed by 1500 electors arguing for a fresh writ to replace Sir G H Larpent who joined Chiltern Hundreds May 5. The petition urged in justice to restore Nottingham representation. the mover then asked for printing with votes. The Salmon Fisheries bill advanced in committee and other tariff debates followed with amendments on damask and wool duties amid sharp divisions.
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House OF Lords
House OF Commons
Nottingham
R. Ixcuis
G. H. Larpent
Osserslotis
Maxerus
East Indies
Guarstose
India
Hine
England
Barina
GouLuuRn
Ape
GiapsToxe
Stuart Wortley
Yorkshire
Gowntsg
Mank Pallavs
Gladstone
Ile
Brotuerton
Alderman Husviery
W. Parres
Conpra
Hon. Baronet
Baronet
Bolton
Stockport
Paisley
P. Wenranp
Eee
Belton
Freinen
Bresart
Gripsroxe
Catton
G. W. Woop
House OF Lors Fhursday
Woulsack
Kerr of
Wealden
Colchester
Leeds
Newmarket
Blackwall
Essex
Lord Lorton
Cavan
Ireland
Farl Staxnove
Wnarncrir
Earl of Staiiuort
Earl of Radnur
Legal Q and A on tenancy trees wills and conveyancers
A long reader exchange covers landlord tenant rights with planting trees removal limits and notice. criminal liability after years delays. conveyancer training and costs. wine licencing for old fruit gardeners. shop window exemptions. writs of summons. plus a weekly notice page with astronomical and weather notes and reader correspondence about coin weight and religious cemetery concerns.
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T. W.T
J. Chadwicke
T.L
Inn of Court
N. W
J. J
Sheriff's Court
Murderer Cooper in Newgate View as Police News Update
Tuesday morning Inspector Thatcher took prisoners Moss and Matt to Newgate where they identified Cooper as the man who fired on and killed policeman Daly and wounded others. Daly’s widow received £110 from the police and private subscribers, while compensation and support flows continue. An inquest into John Cavin’s drowning returned an accidental death verdict, with the Orwell steam-boat company offering £10 to the widow Catlin. The piece also notes political criticism of Mr. Ferrand and naval Captain Rose preparing for the South Pole expedition, plus railway policy changes at Great Western Railway to leave carriages unlocked with new station barriers.
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Wisschilaneouse
Gorn Cornace
Weekly Chronicle
Bank of England
T.rjune
Courcugard
Eililor
Levdun
Churchiardens
Milion
Vanax
Buckingham Palace
George Palmer
R. V
TaetatTh Meenoun
Tnspector
Thatcher
N Division
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Muss
Mott
Baker
Newgate
Cooper
Daly
Moss
Matt
Johnson
Commissioners of Police
Islington
Jacob Post
Society of Friends
Carter
Surrey
Albion Tavern
Albion-street
Rotherhithe
John Cavin
Orwell
Ipswich
Mr. Wilkinson
Orwell Steam-Boat Company
Henalp
Knamresnonough
New South Wales
South Pole
Admiralty
Rose
Great Western Railway Company
Paddington
Slough
Austria
Koseger
Esclavonia
Newcastle
Harris
Trentham
Mgr. Harris
Notrix
Market Place
Sturge
Bunker's Hill
Nottingham
Walter
Sturne
House of Commons
Liberal Party
Mas
Juvaspay
Waterford
Messrs
Christmas and
Reade
Charles Bianconi
Messrs. Barron
Wise
Barron
Robert
Lady Peel
Whitehall Gardens
Windsorcastle
Errand
Echo
Sir Roberts
Amjesty
Horse Guards
Rifles
Life Guards
Ascot Rac
Windsor
Knott
Castle
Castlehill
William Selwyn
John Ashley
Ely
Colieze
Marchinery
Messrs. Curneald Co
London
Luke
Hanton’s Hortel
Leicester Square
Warans Hotel
Licester-place
Leicester-square
Hammond
Staymake
Manchester
Pin Mill Row
Furrent
Thutnapser
Collins
Mesers. Thompson
Gallimore
Siiun's
Leon Aml Lis
Wilson
Lancaster
Joseph Thompson and Sons
West England
Atlas
Fairfield Street
Eat Tudia House
Ltonel Pastis Vans Agnew
C.B
Glassis
Elliot Macnaghien
Henry Wicon
Ltutherham
York
Hancock
Bransten
Wormwood Scrubbs
Georg
Rennie
Bruce
Thomas Vesey
Buckland
Aro Pe Conquest
Cottam
Hallam
Wheatsi
John Croft
Vernon
Baron de Steinburg
Grete Palmer
Doull
C.E
Vignoles
James Pim
Dublin and
Kingsede
Grapes
Old-street Road
Conetruit
Michael Henesey
Westmoreland Arms
Westmoreland-street
City-road
Susannah Hiscock
Astronomical Rules for Sunrise Sunset and Tidal Times
This fragment explains calculating sunrise and sunset for Great Britain and Ireland by latitude adjustments, and notes high water times at major ports with hour offsets for several locations, ending with a pointer to Calendar notices.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Ates
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
China India News Dispatches From India and Asia
Oriental letters via Falmouth report heightened alert in China and India. Expected collision at Ningpo and Ninghae with 30,000 Chinese forces. Japanese reinforce at Macao 560 sailors. Negotiations rumored. large Chinese forces near Yi-wao. stir on Canton river banks. Trade dull. troops returning to India. Afghanistan news limited.
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Oriental
Falmouth
India
Marseilles
Buintayay
Y. Mey
Macao
Ningpo
China
Chinhae
Ui Tanpdie
Gram
Advieniues Sodas
Mingpo
Civatea
Mineo
Norgos
Are
Hong-chow Foo
Weary Pothiger
Kong
Wilkie
Sali
Pye
Lord Ashley and the Weekly Chronicle on Reform
The piece praises Lord Ashley for pushing a limited reform bill to end child and infant labor in coal mines and ban women from underground work. It argues the Sun misreads the measure, defends excluding women as safer and humane, and stresses ventilation, decent roadways, and ending abuse by guardians, with profits and home life improved for miners.
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Lord Ashley
Ashley
House of Commons
Bradford
Leeds
The
Sun
Lord Ashley Bill Meets Wide Public Support
The article praises Lord Ashley's Bill as a necessary remedy to a clear social evil. It argues that if the Commissioners’ statements are exaggerated the bill will harm few cases. if not exaggerated, public morality demands action and delay would offend. It urges Parliament to maintain unanimity and oppose detractors amid concerns of Puseyism and sentimentalism.
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Degrave
Lord Ashley
Lord John Russell's Bribery Bill and the Ballot Debate
The article debates Lord John Russell's bribery measure advocating detection over penalties, praising on spot investigations and broader inquiry powers. It contrasts compulsory ballot secrecy with political corruption, cites Southampton petitioners, and argues only the ballot can truly check bribery, while noting Mr Ward's ballot motion delay due to Parisf through Committee.
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Lord John Russell
Southampton
London
Milnes
Rome
Sudbury
England
John Drussell
Ward
Notable Parliamentary clash over Dr Bowring attack
The article chronicles Mr Ferrand's sustained charges against Dr Bowring's Swiss mission report, the House of Commons scene with Cobden and Buller critiquing method, and a broader Tory split during debates, marking a high political fever and procedural disputes. It notes related Nottingham and Waterford election reporting and public notices.
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Ferrand
Dr. Bowring
House of Commons
Robert Peel
Windsor
Wallace
Peel
C. Buller
House of Commons Satire on Dignity and Distraction
A speaker ridicules the House of Commons for lapses in order and decorum. He contrasts Cobden’s view of dignity with the chaotic session pattern where MPs arrive late, interrupt, and delay key business, warning that ridicule and inattention threaten the chamber’s credibility and effectiveness.
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Jenter
Monthly Statement of Letters Delivered in the United Kingdom
Weekly postal figures show May 22, 1812 to May 23, 1841 and November 24, 1889 entries with increases since 1841. The week’s letters are fewer than usual likely due to Whit holiday holidays. notes indicate 1859 figures and a dip tied to holiday breaks.
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United Kingdom
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Lalé
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