The Inclosure Bill Debate On Waste Lands In England
An oration condemns the Waste Land Enclosure Bill for England and Wales. It argues the measure would strip common rights, grant unchecked power to two lawyers and a parson, and threaten public access to open grounds near towns. It mocks parliamentary handling and forecasts costly litigation and loss to poorer landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan
David
Com Gine
Eng‘lang
John
England
Perdon
Lord John
Knaresborough
Eden
House of Commons
Pusey
Aglisa
Commons
Paotoghape
England and
Wales
Maisty
Wong
Westminster
Grantam
Arthur
Blackwall
Brunswick
Loveprove’s
Duke of
Duke of Brunswick
M. Chambers
Serene
Sergeant Shea
Serjeant
Talfourd
Bighness
Justice Wightman
Sergeant Talfourd
Sergeant Shee
Mr. Denman
United Service Gazette
Spottiswoode
Watts
Knight Bruce
Sputtinwoode
Superior Courts Common Law
Paris Struggles Over Army Cuts and Spanish Uprising
Paris reports anxiety over possible army budget reductions and a cabinet dispute, with Guizot defending the motion. Madrid and Valencia see regent supporters and juntas opposing the government, while Catalonia and Zaragoza show mixed loyalties as Espartero presses a strong response. Extra broadcasts note renewed reviews and political maneuvering across Spain, with Madrid letters and Barcelona reports detailing junta activity and Montjuich’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M.guizot
Madrid
Saragossa
Caratela
Seville
Tortona
Leride
Figueras
Soult
Guizot
M. de Mornay
M. Teste
M. Mauguin
Marseilles
Avignon
Orleans
Tours
Bulgian
M. Maret de Bort
Rouen
Panta
Teruel
Seoane
Tortosa
Segovia
Calatayud
Spain
Espartero
Catalonia
Valencia
Permanent Council of War
Barcelona
Prim
Milan
Montjuich
Zurbano
Arguelies
West Indies
Friends of Free Trade
Leeds Mercury
Ineland
Duntin
Commission of the Peace
Enni
H. Rooke
Meath
British Association
Cork
J. Anson
Prince Albert
Freemason’s
Great Queen Street
Marquis de la Rochefoucauld Liascourt
Societe de la Morale Chretienne
France
Assize
J. Sturge
Dr. Lee
Walker
Oberlin Institution
Ohio
Marquis de la Rochefoucauld Linecourt
Heatty
Eart Grey
Oxford
Christ Church
Phillimore
Sis
Gaisford
Royal visits and notices in Westminster and Bristol
Prince Albert visits Westminster Hall to inspect cartoons for the new Parliament decorations, and Bristol fans anticipate a grand procession for the launch of the Great Britain steam-ship. Death announced of Lady Carnesine Bengsford, with mourning across noble families and listed relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yasir
Patxor Arpert
Weatminster
Prince Albert
Westminster Hall
Bristol
Carnesine Bengsford
Ingestre
Thomas
Elizabeth Reynell
Beresford
John P. Beresford
Alderman Musgrove
F. G. Moon
London
Middlesex
David Wire
Alderman Brown
T. Wood
Alderman Copeland
Alderman Wood
Durham
Winchester
St. Mary Magdalen
Oathwark
Clarence Street
Old Kent Road
Cravenchair
Broad Street
Gulden-square
Scotland
Secession Church
Stewart
M.P
Cunningham
Mesere
GvCnrie
Hamilton
Morrisson, Redpath, &c
Brrrisa and
Forefax School Society
Robert Grosvenor
Borough Road
Willis’s
Kingstreet
St. James's
Duke of Wellington
Duke of
Duke of Sussex
Macbeth
Duke of Sutherland
Buccleuch
Sutherland
Montrose
Marquis of
Abercoro
Huntly
Fishermen and Mariners’ Benevolent Society
Bucklersbury
Royal
Painted Hall
Greenwich
Norfolk
Geographical Society
Institute of British Architects
Institution of Civil Engineers
C. Cochrane
D.F. Hops
F. Clark
Chartered Gas Company
Westminster
F. T- Evans
W. Pole
Zoological Society
Ethiological Society
Medico-Botanical Society
Birmingham
Derby
Gloucester
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Paisley
Ayr
Greenock
Grand Junction
Great North of England
Great Western
Hull and Selby
Liverpool
Manchester
Bolton
Leeds
Midland Counties
Newcastle and Carlisle
North Midland
Northern
York and
Dublin
Kingstown
Croydon
Blackwall
Brighton
South Eastern
Sheffield
South Wentura
Eastern Counties
Brandling Junction
North Union
Paris
Rouen
Orleans
Ulster
Bradford
Huraday
James Graham
Collins
Coventry
Stamford Mercury
Bowles
Newman
Littlemoor
Church of Rome
Doves
Edward Taylor
Brook Taylor
Herbert Taylor
Marine-parade
Common Pleas
Greenwich murder and suicide shocks town
A gruesome double tragedy unfolds in Greenwich as Joseph Mee and his wife Sarah Mee are found with throats cut. An inquest reveals the pair, previously unsettled, endured marital strife and Mee’s alleged insanity. Five children are left bereaved as a coroner's inquest voices a verdict of joint murder and suicide.
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East Ixpia House
London House
Poynder
Baptist Missionary Society
R. S. Jones
Shakepeare
Farat Fatu
Payne
St Bartholomew's Hospital
John Coggins
Watkins
George Foullmer
Pricewood
Finsbury Pavement
Custom House Wharf
Newcastle
St Mary-at-hill
James Barton
Waterloo-Bridge
Samuel Abbott
Guy's Hospital
Lambeth Church
Waterloo Bridge
Masey
Shackell
Hampstead
Islington
Marylebone
St. Pancras
Greenwich
Farmer
Straightsmouth
Roanstreet
Mr. Farmer
Soas
Sengasct Goode
R 2
Tagle
Keeble
Oade
Church Passage
Carttar
Kent
Joseph Mee
Dinga Sarah Mee
Roan
Heny Baulph
Mediterranean
Constantinople
Tlast
Mary Kinnard
Alfred Kinnard
John Farmer
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Richard Jones
William Biamire
Thamas Wentworth Ballen
J. Tune
Law and Police
Queen's Bench
Ross
THE
East Irpia Company
Banco
Calcutta
Court of East India Directors
the East India Company
Michaelmas
Kelly
Greenwood
Sata Bagtrak
Suita
Wisi Prins
Wnnthe Wightman
Medway
Royal West India Mail Company
Smith
Havanna
Chattle
Barton
Sheriffs’ Court
Red Lion Square
Tyz New Metropolican
Chamberlain
the Commissioneds OF Woops Anp ForEsTs
James Burchell
Thesiger
Queen's Counsel
Russel Gurney
Bloomsbury
E. E. Law
Pollock
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Guildhall
Sy ForeEay
T&e Treasury
United States
John Clinton
America
Bush
Messrs
Baring, Brothers, and Co
Treasury
St. John-street-road
William Longson
Brunswick Street
St. John. Street
Robinson
Moorgate-street
Peabody
Longson
Beebee
Newremburg
Moorgate Street
Rolinson
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Gen. Hamilton
Long's Hotel
Mountstreet
Baring
Hambeys
Philip Augustus St. Clair
Duke-Street
Thos. Green
Brook’s Market
Bride Lane
Old Bailey
Bow Street
James Kibble
Charles Kibble
Awell
F Division
Lewis
Strand
Captain Jones
Eaton-place
Morgan
Rogers
Clerkenwell
James Parton
Sale
Ray
Union Hall
Taenatz
Cottingham