Political Debates and Administrative Reform Movements Highlight UK Breath
Reports detail motions led by J and others on Mon Maguire and fleanings with representatives like Alexander and Layard voting. The Newcastle Chronicle notes Mr Blackett’s improving health abroad. Irish Poor-law Commissioner findings show wages rising and more female and youth employment, while sewers and city works gain approval and costs shifted to property owners. A Naples letter describes Poerio’s companions’ harsh transport to confinement and a Montefusto incident. Deputations meet Palmerston Granville on Victoria Park plans and the Religious Worship Bill implications.
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Alexander
J. Targton
H. Bell
J. Laslett
W. Bowyer
G. Lee
W.brockman
E. D. , Lindsay
W. 8. Brown
H. Tava R. Cobden
R. Dillwyn
L. L. Dundas
G. Wreteeepne Dunlop
A.M. . Michell
W. Fitzgerald
W.R.S. Mowatt
F. Fox
W. J. Murrough
Goderich
Viscount Oliveira
E. Otway
A. J. Grogan
E. ' . Parker
R. T. ‘Hadfield
G. Pechell
G. B. Tells Keating
Pellatt
A. Layard
A. H. King
Hon
P.J.L. Price
W. P. Clifford
H. M
Newcastle Chronicle
Blackett
House of Commons
Victoria
Court of Chancery
Poor-law Commissioners
Ireland
Baron de Bode
de Bode
Waller Lewis
Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers
Viscount Canning
Administrative Reform Association
Drury Lane Theatre
Association
A. H. Layard
E. Bulwer Lytton
Layard
Naples
Montefusto
Monte Sarchio
Poerio
Ferdinand
Hackney
Viscount Palmerston
Victoria Park
Wm. Clay, Bart
Charles Salisbury Butler
Tower Hamlets
George Palmer Lockwood
South Hackney
George Offer
Thomas Gillespie
John James Flowers
Wm. Norris
R. Ellis
J. E. Clennell
T. J. Rowsell
Stepney
Charles Horton Pulley
St. John
Earl Granville
Council
Ki. Auriol
C. Hume
Mourant
Brock
W. Curling
G. T. Driffield
George Smith
T. Binney
Dr. Steane
J. S. Pearsall
W. H. Rule
Spencer
R. Maguire
J. P. Reppington
Samuel Garratt
Parliamentary moves on statute consolidation and military pensions
A select committee was authorized to examine the Arctic expedition led by Captain Maclure for possible rewards. Mr Kina urged immediate creation of a cleaned digest of laws, citing Lyndhurst on thousands of obsolete acts. Palmerston signaled compromise on pensions tied to purchased commissions, with future government action. The Marriage Law Amendment Bill faced amendments on retroactivity and passed its first clauses. Lords discussed Hango massacre responses. various bills advanced or paused. In Paris, Prince Albert sold livestock but held back on high bids for poultry.
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Arctic
Maclure
Lord-Lyndhurst
HrapLam
Lord Palmerston
Hzapiam
Jeave
House OF Commons
Wepnrspay
Frederic Tuxsteer
Heywood
Sir Freperic
Tueston
F. Tuxshun
Cuamintan
House OF Lords
Earl of Malmesbury
Hango
Earl of Clanendon
Copenhagen
Russia
Earl of Malmzssury
Europe
Earl of Hardwicke
Metropolis
Heapvam
Lord Horna
Knox
Crimea
Disrazni
Civil Service
Ireland
Notable Names Listed in Local Congregational Meeting
A list of attendees includes Peter Bossey Rev J P Dobson Thomas Wheat ley G H H Oliphant John Macgregor W H Davies Reginald Gunnery George Osborne and Wilbraham Taylor.
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Peter Bossey
J.P. Dobson
Thomas Wheatley
G. H. H. Oliphant
John Macgregor
W. H. Davies
Reginald Gunnery
George Osborne
Wilbraham Taylor
Report of the Sebastopol Committee on Crimean War conduct
A parliamentary report reads that the Sebastopol Committee found the Crimea expedition mismanaged by the Home Government and army command. It notes harsh conditions, insufficient clothing and hospital space, and estimates enemy forces while praising soldiers’ endurance. private efforts alleviated suffering at Scutari.
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Sebastopol Com
Mittee
Dennis le Marchant
Theee
Home Government
Cr'mea
Crimea
Duke of Newcastle
Lord Raglan
Sebastopol
Russia
Ordnance Department
Surveyor-General’s Department
Sea Transport Service
Land Transport Service
Commissariat Department
Scutari
Times
Macdonald
Transmission of Periodical Publications by Post within the United Kingdom
A June 1855 notice states that from the 30th instant any UK periodical published at intervals up to 31 days and bearing stamp duty stamps may be sent by post free of postage. Regulations include limits on sheets and superficial extent as for newspapers.
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London
Book Post
United Kingdom
Guernsey
Jersey
Alderney
Sark
Isle of Man
Rowzanp Hitt
Post-office
Examiners Named for Civil Service of India Candidates
A list of examiners assembled for the Civil Service of India includes Sir James Stephen and Prof. F Temple among others. The panel spans fields from modern history to languages with representatives from Cambridge Oxford Dublin and Haileybury and includes Monier Williams and Max Miller.
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Civil Service OF India
Enouiée Lirenature
James Stephen
K C
Cambridge
F. Temple
Kneller Hall
G. Rawlinson
Exeter College
Oxford
Rd. Congreve
Wadham College
Mons
Baron
University of France
Royal Academy of Belgium
de Vericour
Queens College
Cork
Talian
A. Panizzi
British Museum
Max Miller
Taylor Institution
Martyr Marks
A. Cayley
Trinity College
Cambride
G.G. Stokes
Scexcz
G. F. Allman
Dublin
G. D. Liveing
St. John's College
Mora Serencz
J. M'Cash
Queen’s College
Belfast
Alex. Grant
Oriel College
Anash
J. W. Ouseley
Haileybury
Sanscrit
Monier Williams
Inaccuracy in Sydney Smith Remains Refuted
W B Graham from Charnbrook corrects an error in the Remains of the Rev Sydney Smith regarding the aurelia and the transformation of Blue coat boys into adult Quakers. He argues the aurelia is the pupa stage and critics Smith for misusing entomological imagery. He calls for correction in the Memoirs edition and notes San Francisco gaming saloons closed by legislature.
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Sydney Smith
Weekly Chronicle
Smn
Isin
Lary Morley
Aurelia
W. B. Graham
San Francisco
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Enouisa Fowxs Nv
Paris
Prince Albert
POST
Charnbrook