Ireland Coercion Bill Breaches Irish Protestants and Reform Impasse
A House of Commons debate on the Ireland Protection of Life Bill reveals deep divisions over coercion as a remedy for unrest in Ireland. Opposition voices condemn the measure as unjust, arguing it worsens poverty, harms civil rights, and ignores underlying causes like land tenure and lack of reform, while supporters urge strong action to protect life and maintain order.
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House OF Combions
Ireland
Starrugn O'Baren
Galway
Limerick
Vesey
Hume
England
Reland
Cloures
Lord Newport
Lora
Hasinton
Rd G. Bentinck
Lord Newrour
Mr. C. Borieux
R. Peel
Treland
Hose
Lord Normanby
Legal opinions on notices and railway disputes 1846
A long letter set discusses notices to quit, form of delivery, and proof of service for a house lot, with opinions by A.B R. M. and references to a Chancery practice. It also covers questions about railway shares, provisional registration, and liability of subscribers, plus a critique of railway monopolies and an 1846 correspondence to the Weekly Chronicle.
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Suly
Tthades Parton Cooper
Court of Chancery
Ie Acllera
Railreay
Grascow
Carepontan Rathway
Weekly Chronicle
Glasgow, Dumfries, and Carlisle
House of Commons
Caledonian
Scotland
Caledonian Railway
England
Messrs. Brunel
Vignoles
Dunfries
Hallek Terre
Hawick
Lanark
Carlisle
Dumfries
Glasgow
Ayr
Kilmarnock
Hope Johnston
Dumfriesshire
Caledonian Company
N. Copley
J. Newton
J.S
S. S
Josep Lancaster
Bristol
Arminia
Mhen
Orthodory
Fane
R. G
N.G
John Russell
Llanduff
Bedwelity
Diocess
The
Rock Colliery Company
London
Newport
Yamala Lem
Beidwellty
Llandeff
Bedwwellty
Wrelliam Davten
Deduelliy
G.M
Ireland Debate Reaches Close On Coercion Policy
The piece argues Coercion as a principle must die, urging Ireland be governed by moral power not brute force. It draws parallels to 1646 and 1801, cites Castlereagh and Clare, and warns against repeating past coercive errors while urging Liberal reform and a comprehensive policy.
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Lord Brougham
Ireland
Francis Horner Ward
Ward
United Parliament
Great Britain and Ireland
Lermer
Dorsetshire
Lord Castlereagh
Lord Clere
Collett
Lincoln
Athlone
Seyimer
Lord Clare
Tord Clare
Lawrence Parsona
Commons
Dennis Browne
French
Wisegerald
Lee
C. Beresford
Richard Martin
Ople
Western
Tris
Lord Westerg
England
Treland
Robert Perl
Afr Pitt
Lord Cornwallis
Lis
Mr. Roebuck
S.robert Inglis
Lord Benborough
Lord Lansdowne
Luci Clanricarde
Lord Monteagle
House of Lords
Liberal Party
Brattan
Fox
Emma
Castlereagh
Clare
Waermen
Orixton
Buia
Occasio
Mark
Chariea Buller
Sheil
James Graham
Torshim Pacha
Robert Peel
House of Commons
al. Cobden
Cobody
Uumuess
Wiliam Somervilles
Cao Cay
John Rugsei
Puwer
John Russall
Edinburgh
John Russell
Beresford
Major Beresford
Time and calendar notes from a 19th century calendar page
A calendar summary explains how to compute sunrise and sunset times for Great Britain and Ireland using latitude, then gives high water times at major ports with specific additions and subtractions. It also lists liturgical notes for Sunday June 28th, references Queen Victoria’s coronation, moon phases, and day length with twilight.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Andaci
Eauset
London Dock
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hall
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
McNnnar
Third Reading of the Corn and Customs Acts
The third readings of the Corn Importation Bill and the Customs Act are praised as a remarkable wartime achievement. They were passed by a Commons pledged to Protection after a countrywide appeal supporting a Protectionist ministry with a large majority. The Lords, still unreconciled, do not appear to have shifted their stance.
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House OF Lords
Lord Wrexton
Earl of Apox
Lord Ferexsuas
Duke of Crevecann
Marquis of Twesddale
Madras
Lord Stanley
Lord Darrovate
Marquis of Tweeddale
India
Lord Dalhousie
Lord Gaez
Lord Stanwork
Earl of
Seraren
Duke of Riouxoxo
Ford
R. Peel
Exrexaoroces
Coleagues
Crancezzior
Lord Datuovere
Daka
Ricavonb
Asmathton
Darzerste
Stantyey
House of Commons
Urenty Peera
Firesiligam
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Wyse
Church of England
Sir R. Inglis
Lords
Baxxes
George Bentinck
Stooner
Friends of Order In Ireland
Church of Ireland
Suzie
Sir R. Peal
Mr. Sheil
Whoad
R. Pea
Lord Lyndhurst
Commonwealth
Normanby
Morpeth
Drummond
Wolfe
O'Loghlin
Cheara
Kilkenny
Times
Cavan
Langford
Laud
Tadvad
Tewards
Earl Grey
South Lancashire
F. Egerton
Isin
Kent
Home Department
Pel
Commons of
Engiaas
Wales
America
Geoxenal
Marquis of Cuanpos
Major Berestoxp
Avpysiex
Newoecare
Haxzats
Captain Jones
Lord Incestee
P. Borrowick
Lynn
Baronet
Canaure
Messare Haseen
Ladon
Protectionista
Rashleigh
Cornwall
Baraust
Tendon
W. A. Soames
Anerstein
Emphi
N'Y Boi
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