Irish Church Debate Shows Aim to End Establishment
In the present Parliament the Irish Church question remains unresolved and faces future debate. Mr Ward argues that the Union and Catholic Emancipation strains prove the establishment indefensible, urging reform to ease Ireland’s connection to Britain. The piece notes Peel’s cautious stance, calls for ending endowments, and praises Ward for uniting Liberals in a 220-member protest against continuing establishment.
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Ireland
Europe
Ward
House of Commons
Coutec
Edinburgh Review
James Graham
Duke of Wellington
Dublin
Pitt
Robert Peel
Scotch Free Church
England
Scotland
Wilberforce
Ted
Liberal Party
Venedey
Prussia
Saxony
Monsieur Cavour
Bibliotheque Universelle
Geneva
Belgium
France
Betty
John Russell
Lord Stanley
O Connells Pursey and Repeal Button Take Center Stage
Richmond Penitentiary bars deputations to Mr O Connell amid crowds at the prison and castle yard. Repeal button wearers face military expulsion as protests flare. Tea trade mixed with declines in common congou while other teas hold value. Lord Carlisle rent day at Naworth Castle features a large tenantry dinner hosted by Mrs Lee. Insolvent Degress court anticipates abolition of imprisonment, with debate over bail. Bankers warn Peel over restriction on issuing securities. Borough-road school exams show solid progress. Clapham Orphan Asylum marks completion with royal gift funds and debt relief.
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O’connell
Richmond Penitentiary
Twankay
Canton
Great Britain
London
Lord Cariste
Lord Carlisle
Gilsland
Naworth Castle
Lee
Howard’s Arms Inn
Brampton
Will Howard
Morpeth
Lord Morpeth
Howard
Naworth
Carlisle Journal
Bank Cuarten
Robert Peel
Axp Forerex Schoot Society
Borough-road
Lord Ebrington
Clapham
Clapham Rise
Titus Oates mi
Furnientz
White
Bundle
Crockford
King's Place
Carlton
Lord
Tadpole
Taper
Carlton— Iorning
David Roche
Bart
Limerick
Grady
W. D. Grady
Morrion Square
Dublin
Altapureene
Edward Chichester
Trypat
Queen’s Counsel
Queen's Counsel
Canis
Tanner Temple
Richard Musgrave
Island of
Montserrat
William Andrew Rew
St. John’s College
Oxford
John Dodson de Skelton
Trinity Hall
Cambridge
Charles James Hargreave
Wortley
Leeds
James Welch
Queen’s College
Arthur Bigee
All Soul’s College
Charles Edwards
Framlingham
Suffolk
Robert Doun
Edward Blneck Molyneux
Tondon
Lincoln’s Inn
William James Voules
Somerset-house
William John Payne
Doughty-street
Middlesex
William Osborne Maclaine
Wadham College
Henry Sackville Wilby
Bishop's Stortford
John Solomon Cartwright
Kingston
Province of
Canada
John James Randolph
Hadham
Hertford
George French
Caius College
Edward Dugdale Bucknall Estcourt
Balliol College
Charles Sims Weir
Trinity College
Willoughby John ‘Guthrie Loudon
Corpus Christi College
John Pearson
Gonville and Caius
Charles Brent Wale
Magdalen College, Cambridge
Middle Temple
Thomas Edward Preston Lefroy
Fulford
Marcus William ‘Meryweather Turner
Society of Gray's Inn
F. Thesiger
France
England
Boulogne
Calais
Manouts
Hastines
Marquis of Hastings
Barbara Yelverton
Hastings
Charles A. Hastings
John Balguy
Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill
Loudoun Castle
Scotland
Flora Hastings
Piccadily
Bramilton-place
Devonshire-house
Lord Coventry
Green Park
Green Park-Lodge
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Duke Or York
Duke of York Pillar
Pageve Eugene
Accouchement at Windsor and royal movements noted
Windsor news reports the expected accouchement of Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle with arrangements for Dr. Locock to attend. The Duchess of Kent plans to return to Frogmore on July 1 as interior alterations near completion and royal garden activity is described. A separate note mentions a new Ernest Augustus military order and Carlton Conservative Club tensions.
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Windsor
Windsor Castle
Castle
Loeuck
London
Buckingham Palace
Locock
Wurlsor
David Markham
Duchess of Kent
Frogmorehouse
Qusen
Prince Albert
Royal Gardens
Edward Bowater
Hanover
Hanover Gazelle
William IV
Cartton
St. James's Street
Carlton
Pull-mall
Pall-mall
St. James’s Street
Mysterious murder case shocks Tracey Street Stepney
Rachel Belaney a young pregnant wife of surgeon Mr Besantey dies suddenly from prussic acid. Her husband is charged with wilful murder after coroner and inquest reveal suspicion and conflicting statements. Postmortem confirms poison. husband claims accident during a mistaken dose. The case sparks a crowded hearing and lengthy adjournments.
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Westmoreland
Atlagton
Essex
Tracey-street
Stepney
Baker
North
Mgr. Besantey
Belaney
Rhine
Weatmoreland
Clarke
London
Fountain Tavern
Commercial-road
E. Hippingstall
Pavillion Theatre
Garratt
Blizard Curling
Garrett
Charnock
Henry Letheby
M.D
London Hospital
Curling
Mr. Curling
William Denen Clark
No. 17
Kingstreet
Old-town
York
House of Lords
Mr. Belaney
Mr. Garrett
Tuames
James Cockburn Gelaney
Broderip
Rachel Belaney
Hicks
M'Cardell
Mra
Elizabeth Hippingstall
Commencement of hostilities between France and Morocco
A Paris edition reports the start of hostilities between French forces under General Lamoriciere and Moroccan troops. The dispatch describes battlefield movements near the Moroccan frontier, including French actions at the Monileh border, cavalry engagements, and the use of Zouaves and Chasseurs. It notes Moroccan levies, fanatical elements, and the broader strategic risk to Fez and northern Morocco, with commentary on French influence and potential outcomes.
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Paris
Fessager
Steen
Lamoriciere
Morocco
Tee
Lumorieiere
Seress
Laila Magrufa
Mourceeo
Monileh
Bate
Generel Bedeau
Ue Zouares
Orleans
Cilened Roger
Welmmel Morris
Chasseure
Feugi Ys
Risht
Hedean
Severthless
Amuasmed
Sidi el Mamoun Ben Cherif
Arriv
Muley Abderrachmant
Turin
Sidiel Memonn
Aghu
Abd-el-Nader
Lanoairmin
Zies
Iran Mogador
Cate Apri
Warnia
Shedma
Lihaia
Tris
Abd el-Kader
France
Tangier
Mogador
Hhalsa
Fez
Oushdah
Gibraltar
Tangiers
Mission Meeting of Free Church Friends in Exeter Hall
A large gathering of supporters of Indian and Jewish missions of the Free Church of Scotland met Wednesday evening in Exeter Hall. Numerous resolutions were moved by Free Church members. The report notes the season’s unusually dry weather not seen since 1785, with meteorologists offering no explanation for the phenomenon.
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THE
Free Church of Scotland
Friends of
Th Indian and Jewish Missions
Exeter Hall
Free Church
Berkshire Chronicle
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Shaw
Robert Inglis
Betaney
Clark
Macerchin
Himavif
Captain Clark
Sarah Williams
Ines
Thomas Buzard Curling
New Broad-street
Sheele
Mark Brown Garrett
No. 3
New Roed
St. George
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Hobson
Cardell
McArdell
E Clise
Coroner
Central Criminal Court
Clekenwell
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