Political debate on Scotland free church sites and land rights
The discussion covers Lord Moray and other nobles offering sites for Free Church worship, clashes with Established Church, and concerns over coercive land sales. Speakers warn of social strife, compare to Lord Roseberry and Lighthouse Acts, and urge parliamentary caution while debating second readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rindell
Moray
Feuars
Aberdour
Lord Seafield
Mr. Campbell
Lockwell
Ailsa
Cawdor
Forbes
Duke of
Uheugh
Baring
Free Church
Theological College
Edinburgh
Scotland
Lord Roseberry
Lord Hoséherry
J. Gravian
F. Maule
Shilst
R. Peel
Earl of ‘Aberdeen
Frees Church
Duke of Sutherland
Lord Moray
Duke of Buccleuch
England
Ireland
Fox Maule
St. H.tyerss
Chalmers
Candlizh
Home Department
Free Church of Scotland
Baxter
Railway Companies
Calendar for Sunrise Sunset Tides and Liturgical Dates
A dated calendar page outlines sunrise and sunset adjustments by latitude for Great Britain and Ireland, plus high water times at major ports and harbours. It lists specific port times, the London Dock time, and adjustments for places like Bristol, Dublin, Dover, and Liverpool. It also includes the weekly liturgical lessons, moon phase notes, and notes on daylight length and Queen Victoria’s accession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen Majesty
Enix
Blackwall
Messrs. Ditchburn and Mare
Her Majesty
Erin-go- Bragh
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company
Admiralty
Peninsular and Oriental
General Navigation Companies
Sidi Ahmed
Pacha
Tunis
Erin Go Bragh
Maudsley
Ditchburn
Chatham
Greenwich Hospital
Comminsiquere
Whitehall-place
Earl of Lincoln
Stamfordhill
Green Lanes
Seven Sisters
Hackney’ Triads
Leobridge
Kilburn
Edgesare
Harrow
Otter
Messie
Bolton
Levy
Messrs
Richard Clarke and Co
West Strand
Chandos Street Brigade
Frampton
Pitt
Thomas Brow
Syrand
Dordno
Great Bellais
Ireland
London Dock Arch
Bristol
Urs
Cove
Falmouth
Hall
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead Harbour
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Josh
Mark
Xaiii
Political clash over Corn Laws repeal in Liberal factions
The text argues factions within the Liberal section will force a confrontation with the government. It claims the Liberal Party lacks a unified stance as protectionist support shifts with Lord George Beallock opposing and the party failing to vote for its own principles when Protectionists side with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Earl of Stanilore
Ireland
Lord Ripon
Lord Stanhope
House of Commons
Cheert
Earl of Essex
Cheara
Earl of Stainers
Earl of Rapsox
Lord Stanley
Hebrides
Poland
Freland
Earl of Wickrow
America
England
Earl
Canadian Assembly
Canna
Canada
Earl of Wicklow
Lord Lyttelton
Duke of
Buckixcuam
House
Lord Corchester
Lord Howatx
Spain
Colonial Department
Lord Bacon
Lord Howden
Cervantes
Shakspeare
Sancho Punza
Lear
Marl Stanstops
Sin
Lor Howden
League
Avery
Lau
Marquis of
Exeter
Thuredaty
Earl of Lincoln
Hear
Earl of Devon
Mr. $. Crawford
Audho
Nicholls
Por Law
Ford
O'Connell
George III
George IV
John Newport
Ponsonby
Leslie Foster
Kyle
Lord Brougham
S. Crawtorp
J. O'Cosxell
Treland
Qsnorxe
Suaw
Wyse
R. Franceses
P. Scaove
H. Wrssston Bargon
John Donovan
Customs
Ao Hon
Grose
Prater
Horse Guards
Shipping
J. K P
Lfowever
J. H
Court of Review
London
J. K
Ragland
M.S
Lowndes
RR. S
George Bentinck
Tramway Carniaces
Weekly Chronicle
James Porrell
Clapton
Duke of Richmond
Achdeacon Manning
Lucre
Man’ Ning
Olire
Archdeacon
Peel
Robert Peel
Robert Peat
Duke of Wellington
Downing-street
Commons
Duke of Buckingham
Cobden
Sir Robert Peel
Fife
George Benstivek
Correioo
Sirmiers
Rebent Peel
Von
Aidher
Wiles
Mir Braz
Luz
Inj
United States
Taylor
Sombrarete
Guanazuata
Columbus
Alexico
Polk
Gulf
New Orleans
Fort Isabel
Munroe
Fort Teabel
New York
Walker
Rio Bravo
Texas
Louisiana
Galvaston
Mexico
Sabine
Nueces
Tamaulipas
San Juan de Ulloa
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Havanna
Pacific
Philadelphia
Oregon
Vasl
Table Land
Lord Aberdeen
George Beallock
Conference Notes on National Association of the United Trades
A fragmented report discusses the first annual Manchester meeting of the National Association of the United Lieder. It notes presiding Duncombe and sparse press coverage, questioning reasons for limited official reports and press commentary. The piece critiques expectations of union combination and national activity while offering partial insights into proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Trades
National Association of the United Lieder
Manchester
Duncombe
Northern Star
Mr. Werd
Ttis
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Chronicle
New Zealand
Wellington
Jonial
Captain Grey
Bay
Pomure
Captain Fitzroy
Kawili
Hebi
Narroxat Teatimoxtat
Conpex
Times
the Times
Anti-Corn Law League
Leber
W.J
W. M. Abbey
W.T
the Weekly Chronicle
Legal & Miscellaneous
Great Britain and Ireland
Louvon
Ian
Thornlay
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