Parliament Chronicles Wide UK Session Debates and Monuments
The report outlines Lords and Commons proceedings with bills on punishment of death, criminal justice, drainage, and public works. It notes debates on corn laws, representation, and church patronage, plus royal assent ceremonies and prorogation details.
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Marquis of Normany
Neasion
Htim
Earl Frtzwilliam
London
England
Wales
Earl of Clarencon
Yorkshire
Scotland
Marquis of Nox- Manny
Earl of Happineton
Earl of Winchsea
Marquis of Normanby
Earl of
Marquis of Normanly
Earl of Wrckow
Earl of Winchesses
Lord Brovenam
Marquis of Westmeath
Ireland
Marquis of Normandy
Earl of Winton
Manchester
Earl of Wiston
Eel Pao Eran
Earl of Wreexton
Sreaxer
Gainsborough
Forth and Clyde
Portbury
Bourne
East Retford
Marshall
Oldbury
Yarmouth Children's Hospital
Emerson
Fishmongers
Smethwick Chapelry
Monda
Court of Chancery
T. Freemantle
Waruerton
Wakury
W. Chapman
Harwich
Tamworth
Hawes
Hart
Labouchere
Lanorvesrnen
Sir F. Bernett
Jeb Russell
F. Burdett
Sydney Smith
J. Besse
Exmouth
Saumarez
Sidney Smith
F. Burpstr
Joan. Russell
Incustry
New Zealand
Lord Normandy
Lord Winton
Lon Craxcettox
Duke of Wettiscrox
Lord Brovenas
Lrnp Hurst
Normanny
Lord Lynphurst
House OF Commons
Wakey
Lord Melbourne
Warner
Admiralty
Lord Tons Ressext
Lord Incrsrre
Board of Admiralty
Yaele
Lord Johnussell
Anson
Buckingham Algeer
House of Lords
Duke of Sussex
Duke of Cambridge
Prince George
Melbourne
Normanby
Lord Rolle
Spee
Duke of Wellington
Lord Brougham
Lord Lyndhurst
Errol
Shaftesbury
Viscount Melbourne
Earl Marshal
Prince Albert
Commons
Europe
Blackburn
Buckingham Palace
Legal Correspondence on Property and Trust Issues
A compilation of letters discussing property rights, trustees, and legal remedies. Topics cover re-entry for broken conditions, inheritance coparceny among sisters, enforcing trusts by equity, joint control of stock, liability on notes, shop window exemptions, tea licenses, and guidance on wills, conveyances, and registration. Also includes notices on parliamentary proceedings and public notices.
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Mary Raistrick
W. S
Friendly Societies
G. Johnson
Edwin House
India
T. M
L. W
London
C.B
Maberley
Post Office
Calendar of Britain and Ireland with tide times and notes
A dated calendar gives sunrise and sunset calculations by latitude and date, plus high water times at major ports with adjustments for Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven and others. It critiques political factions and extols unity for reform and emancipation under a sovereign.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Dissolution of Parliament and Crown Policy Debate in 1841
London readers are told the Queen will prorogue Parliament and dissolve the Commons to seek a new mandate. The piece praises the Crown for aligning with public welfare, warns of Tory and monopoly pressure, and contrasts reform era loyalties with current Conservative forces amid looming taxation and industrial concerns. It signals a divided nation over reform and ministerial choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Robert Peel
Goulburn
Lord Grey
England
John Russell
Northumberland
Lord Howick
Middlesex
Cornwall
Pendarves
Charles Lemon
Derbyshire
Cavendish
Evans
Cheshire
Surrey
Denison
West Riding
Lord Milton
Lord Morpeth
Canada
East Retford and the Corn Laws in Palmerston’s Speech
Palmerston cites Villiers on rejecting the 2 Fixed Duty as East Retford of the Corn laws, warning landlords that delay in adopting a moderate Fixed Duty will provoke popular movements and end protection. He argues reform will come via pressure, not negotiation, and warns the eight shilling duty as the landlords’ verdict. Delays threaten British industry and provoke rivals.
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Lord Palmerston
Mr. C. Villiers
East Retford
Tiverton
Old Sarum
Sheffield Urquhart Sect Leaders Spark Tory Liberal Rift
A Sheffield report portrays a small Urquhart sect allied with Mr Urquhart and Mr Shephard as ambitious saviours. They shift from Liberal to Tory lines to win influence, while Ward and Parker enter the scene. Public hostility grows as supporters accuse them of treasonous schemes and pocketbook ambitions.
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Sheffield
Urquhart
William Shephard
Bewdley
Parker
Ward
London
Lord Palmerston
Charles Attwood
Newcastle
Hudibras
M. P
York
Shephard
Jack Shephard
William
The City Election and Its Moral Stakes Over Reform
The city election looms as a pivotal commercial bellwether for national opinion. Lord John Russell’s return and the composition of his supporting colleagues loom large, with debates over fiscal reform, sugar duties, and narrow party advantage. The piece notes Jewish electors joining the fray, urging civil rights alignment, while contrasting obscurity on one side with candor on the other as campaigns unfold.
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Tony
London
Ireland
Carlton Club
Morning Chronicle
Loxpox
King’s
Aorning Chronicle
Midland Counties Railway Company
W. Baines
Leicester
William Baines
Hallaton
Baines
Banper Besumont
Esa
Mouchrbert Brquest
John Thomas Barber Beaumont
Regent-street
St. James
Westminster
County of Middlesex
Archbishop of Canterbury
Alexander Henderson
John Augustus Beaumont
Philosophical Institution
Robert Fellowes
J. Elliotson
George Charles Christian Hennell
Henry Churchhill
Henry B. Kerr
Beaumont Square
Mile End
Knight’s
Payne
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
James
William Piper
Peter Slater
Piper
Curtis
Bay Street
Clerkenwell
Alliance Assurance Office
Bartholomew Jane
John Russell
Robert Peel
Lord Sandon
Isaac Goldsmid
Goldsmid
Commons
Thong Ee
Prinnsae
Duke of Devonshire
Rene
Chiswick
Archie
Charles II
Turnham Green
Prince Albert
Duke of Sutherland
Duchess of Sutherland
Mary Leveson Gower
Leveson Gower
Marchioness of
Normanby
Duncatnon
Mary Carlisle
Lascelles
Lord Clifden
C. Cavendish
William Cavendish
G. H
Louisa Cavendish
Buckingham Palace
Colonel Wemyss
E. Bowater
Lord Paltimore
George Lennox
Miss Paget
Miss Ansons
Williamson
Inspector Morgan
Division of Police
Duchess of Kent
Armorbach
Woolwich
Widgeon
Smithers
Lord Bloomfield
Batie Common
Guard of Honour
Royal Horse Artillery
Guildhall
Sheriffs of
Mr. Adams
Wolsey
Henley
Thames
Wargrave
A’court
Berkshire
Street
Moulsford
du Cantran
Assize
Antoine Bapr
Legros
Phe Legros
Jim Woynd
Uela
Bit
Free Trade Candidates and Peel's Address Critiqued in London
The piece contrasts Free Trade candidates with Peel whose parliamentary renewal appeal is called hollow. It questions honesty of a party leader, mocks the Peel family motto shift, and argues London should discern between the Queen’s speech and Peel’s address, urging a discerning vote.
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Port
Peng
Sir Robert Pee
Tan
Peel
House of Commons
London
Robert Peel
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