Irish church debate in crisis over endowment and tenure
Scarcely fifty members present, Irish church defenders argue for maintaining establishment despite calls to endow Catholics. Speakers contrast tenure, endowment, and public religion, warning against diverting church property to secular uses while urging reforms within a preserved establishment. The division ends with a heavy government stance against the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxthwick
Ward
Iriah
Mr. O'Connell
Prince de Joinville
Ireland
F. Surty
Trish
Tran Ft
Stanley Lad
Ben
Lad
J. Gaauam
C. Natier
Scotland
England
J. Graham
R. Peel
Crise
Avery
United States
Ronan
Exezienes
Urey
Enaiund
Sealand
Prun
R. Pech
Wan
Gulag
Culess
Phinket
Plashet
Church of Ireland
House of Lords
Trefaimd
Lort Aithorp
Len
Tewes
Perseere
Das Sar
Veen
Sisaw
Allum
James Gra
Crome Wall
Winisteria
Sydenteim
Armagh
Jagestop
Aya Cami
Debates Over Bank of England Policy and Banking Reform
A long House of Commons debate centers on a bill to regulate bank notes and country bank issues. Sir Robert Peel’s views, fellow MPs’ concerns, and claims about convertibility, speculation, and public safety are weighed. The discussion covers joint stock banks, currency, and the need to curb insolvency while protecting workers and creditors. The vote on Hawes's amendment yields a large majority against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Thuarsday
Mgorolco
Earl of
Anerpres
Earl of Clavenpox
Merovgo
Spain
Morocco
France
Lord Aberdeen
Lars Monteacue
Lora
Lord Monteagle
Earl of Dacaouste
Earl of Clarennon
Lord CoLcHester
Duke of Richmond
England
Scotland
Earl of Wickow
Marquis of
Earl of Wixcaitsea
House
House OF Commons
Bouverie
Kilasarnook
Charities Administration
Janes Granan
C. Berkeley
Charitable Trusts
G. Grey
J. Grauiam
Lim
J. Graham
Denterer
Sir G. Grey
Sugar Duli
Baring
Laws
Ite
Con Ion
Hastie
GouLson
Hhines
Hawes
Huskisson
Chu Priavipis
Bowl
Mir. Hawes
Rothschild
Peel
Bank of England
Sir R. Peel
Mar Flame
Bank of Hugland
Wopzsowussz
C. Burnee
Hume
Mr. Hawes
Robert Peel
Sir RK
Thut
R. Paul
Lancashire
Political Economy Club
Jones Lloyd
Masterman
Warsaxton
Newdegate
Daisy
Gissoray
R. Pegi
America
Gallatin
Webster
London
Gloucester
Manchester
Liverpool
Williams
Coven Ry
Stivayne
Prumpine
Muntz
R. Peer
Duchy of Cornwall
Duke of Cornwall
Dissentens CuaPEts bill and racing notes collide in report
The article details parliamentary division counts on a government bill with conservatives and liberals voting totals and absences. It then recounts the Sineatark Accident at St Steirens Walbrook where a large arched window fell during calm weather, likely lightning, injuring a bystander? The Hampton Races at Moulsey Turst are described with chaotic crowds, police inaction, and dangerous crowd control, plus multiple race results and a fatal course accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Steiren’s
Walbrook
Christopher Wren
Lvening
Charlotte Row
Calculations for Sunrise and Tides in Historical Almanac Guide
The fragment outlines methods to determine sunrise by latitude and sunset times, adjust for moon phase and high-water times at many harbors, and lists dates of events and saints with weather notes. It presents a mixture of astronomical, navigational, and ecclesiastical data from a 17th or 18th century-style almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ny Y
Britain
Irelard
Avery
Elingipel
Peris
Milford Haven
Srighten
Cowes
N. Zlie
Dover
Dublin
Heighest Harbour
Liverpool
Port Glaspow
Southampton
Mery
Omission of Correspondence for Foreign Intelligence Debates
The note states correspondence is omitted this week due to lengthy foreign intelligence and parliamentary debates, with arrears to be brought up next week. The brief signals a temporary gap in updates and promises a catch-up in the following issue.
The Irish Church Division Debated in Parliament
The Whesly Chronicle notes a 273 to 179 division on Mr Ward's Irish Church Motion, calling the result inevitable yet premature. It praises Liberal speakers Lord John Russell and Mr Sheil, contrasts government Ireland policy with Clergy Reserves, and lists MPs who voted or abstained, with critique of some peers and Young England figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. Inexis
Ireland
Bond
Warp
Baronet
Mr. Ward
Ward
John Walsh
James Graham
Robert Peel
John Russell
Sheil
Jobn Russell
House of Commons
Canada
Byrn
Clive
Lincolnshire
Tyler and Texas clash over Tyler's foreign policy stance
The piece criticizes President Tyler for bypassing the Senate in dealings with Mexico and Texas while urging annexation. It contrasts Cass's diplomacy with current policy and notes naval movements toward Texas along with threats of broader continental union.
Repudiation of moral obligation in international policy debate
The speaker condemns a buccaneering policy as unparalleled in history. He warns that if the Tyler School of Statesmanship gains influence the US will be judged by popularity and electoral impact, not by what is right, enabling unprincipled politicians to exploit national resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler School
United States
Sugar. Miles Motion to Reform Sugar Duties Debated
Sir Robert Peel faces a turf war over Mr Miles’s sugar plan as West Indians demand relief and Peel resists. The article notes Labour supply worries, the differential duty, and a potential parliamentary split with Liberal support likely while Tory unrest simmers. A possible adjournment looms as Duncombe’s Post Office case looms Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
Mr. Miles
Spectator
Cecil
Isis
Hey
Fursed
Lim
Caie
Lord Stanley
Colonial Office
Mr. Goulburn
Goulburn
Lord Ashley
Ewart
Mary
Powis
Verdict of Manslaughter in a Manchester Inquest
An inquest at Royal It Manchester, adjourned, found manslaughter against William Anderson, an apothecary, for giving a narcotic laudanum mixture to six week old Jan Felon, daughter of a weaver. Witnesses described repeated dosing and the child’s decline, with post mortem showing opium-related brain congestion. Anderson detained for trial at the next assizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Chapman
Aermnary
Manchester
Jan
German Sheer
Isley
Town
Directio Sea of Apothecary
William Anderson
Oldham-road
Catherine Foley
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Sue
Louis
Ebury-street
Mr. Braithwaite
Isaac Phillipson
Mr. Chapman
Manchester Times
London Bridge disaster linked child found in Thames
A nine year old girl in fine clothes was found dead in the Thames at Limehouse Hole and later linked to the London Bridge boat sinking. An inquest at the Royal Mason, Poplar, returned an open verdict. Other items include a collision near Gravesend causing a lighter to sink, a man drowned while aiding a brig, a Hampstead Heath fire scare, and temperance notes on a Hamburg whaler voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yue
Rccurpert
Lexpos Burpas
Baker
Royal Mason
Poplar
Thames
Limehouse Hole
London Bridge
Ruby
Bristol
China
London
Gravesend
Fas Aigy
Bugsyer Hanesteap Tinaru
Laroypstead
Hampstead Heath
Heath Street
Earl of Racist
Dolio Danine
Habarn
Towad
Encineman
Pier Etaidy Westore Super Mare
Pogkts
Bloomsbury
Boulogne
Bulkeley
Am Will
Fitzgerald Higgins
Licens
Meriby
Higwins
Cale da Vasraz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sir Spry
Sir Herentes
Tutioni
Matthews
Mr. HE. May
Sir Worly
Sophy Dawes
Lord Hossin
Marcian
Treete
Marcian Hug
Maelesty
Mr. Death
Soyré
Tard E
Russell
Nat
Fis
Dockeray
Nan
T. Cotewan
Devil-among-the-tailors
Tod
Misleal
Hurst
Vnrae
G. Heathante
Velocipede
Mise Wilfred
Crouch
Stanborough
Sleworth
Balcain
Crocus
Maidstone
Great Britain and Ireland
Meteo
Ephem
Zadkiel
Muspay
St Alban
Weathner
Waterloo
Joseph Banks
Inigo Jones
Quesen
Victoria
Vittoria
Aft
Wes Ue
the Whesly Chronicle
Tyler
Texas
Senate
Washington
United Stans
Cass
Belit's Bay
Cape Horn
Paville
Oregon
Mexico
Texico
Caploise
Ueneral- Cass
Louis Ntv
Europe
Gulf of Mexico
Taylor
River Ray
Union
Uwogh
Duyoxport
Prince Hendrick
Hotland
Dévonport
Tay
Jason
Riju
Prince
Caledonia
Plymouth Citadel
Mount Wise
Royal Artillery
David Milne
Samuel Pym
K.C.B
Murray
Com.mand
K. Luscombe
Plynouth
Lievtanor
Guernsey
Ivessay
Home Department
Daniel Dobree
Hatcher Royal
Fair
Messrs
le Pelicy
Mansells
Rougier
Waterman's
Watermain
Dobree
Messra
Dobrec
Waterman
City of
William Hompson
Association
Gord Ingestre
M.P
Howard Douglas
Jagus Lushington
Henry Pownall
Astel
Thomas Wile
Air
Mackinnon
Alderman Copeland
FL. Kembie
East Surrey
Thomas Baring
MDP
Cfters
Pavan
Reval Humane Society
Actox
Joseph Chenery
Surfacy i
Bull’s Lane
Acton
Sudbury
Jpswich Express
Suffolk
Norfolk
Bury
Hron College
Bion College
Prince Albert
Shell Ie
Arog TA
Sir Robert Peel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!