Privilege debate looms over Court of Queen's Bench ruling
A long parliamentary discussion centers on whether the House should pursue a writ of error to challenge a Queen's Bench judgment. Speeches argue for preserving parliamentary privileges, risking clashes with courts, or seeking legislative remedies. Complex views from Roebuck, Inglis, and others reveal deep tensions over privilege, process, and constitutional balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roeseck
Generil
Quirsh
Court of Queen's Bench
Court of Error
House of Caramans
Fioure of Commons
Evers
Miep
T. Wiipr
Mr. Roereck
University of Osfjrd
Inns of
Mr. Roebuck
Robert Inglis
Roebuck
Erty
Justice Wightman
Priesen
Y R. P
Dougie
Justice Coleridge
England
Bath
B. Escort
Court of Queen’s Bench
House of Lords
Serjeant
Smntny
House of Commons
House
R. Peel
Sir R Pel
Court of Gates's Bench
Manos
Macaulay
Howard
Stockdale
Hansard
Gosach
J.S. Wontrer
J. Hesgenn
R. Inglis
Sunrises and High Water Times for British Isles Almanac
Instructions compiled on how to compute sunrise and sunset times for any place in Great Britain and Ireland using latitude from local guides. Includes procedures for adjusting times by degree differences, plus detailed tables for high water at various ports with offsets from London Dock. Also notes ecclesiastical dates, liturgical readings, and calendar peculiarities for the late 19th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland
London-Dock
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Hrighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Academical Bill Backed by Strong Majorities in Parliament
The speaker argues for State aid without条件, criticizing O Connell and Irish Episcopacy. He asserts education will improve Ireland and supports the Academical Bill, predicting larger majorities in both Commons and Lords upon passage. The debate centers on education reform and imperial policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan O'Connell
Wyse
Church OF Rome
New Zealand
C. Buller
James Graham
Robert Peel
Lord Stanley
Tusin
Ireland
Mr. O'Connell
Robert Inglis
Exeter
M‘haley
Lord Mahon
House of Commons
John O'Connell
Plumptre
Colling Smith
Hense of Commons
Rome
O'Connell
Canterbury
Tuam
Alt
Commons
Lords
Premier of the Reform Railway Debates Critiqued
A political piece critiques Sir Robert Peel and the Railway Legislation era. It argues the House of Commons lost debating power to railway committee considerations, noting attendance, ministerial reliance on local issues, and the exhausting impact on members. It laments reduced broader dialogue and predicts lighter work next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
House of Commons
House
Politia
C.&c
Repeal
T. Duncombe
Board of Trade
Estcourt
Lord Dalhousie
Porter
Laing
Finsbury
Austin
Talbot
Houers
Hutt
Ewart
Galeries
Enternurt
Seema
Cubden
Macaulay
Vauick Stewart
Hawes
Hercules
Lord Courtenes
Foster
Ward
Yorkes
James Duke
Galway
RR. Clive
Peter Ailister
Nou
Robt. Peel
Jin W
The New Club and the Earl of Winchelsea
England is warned against the Earl of Winchelsea and his proposed "National Club" which aims to expose those unfit to govern. Critics doubt the club will endure after Emancipation and Maynooth debates, predicting it will dissolve amid hype and hollow virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Club
Earl OF Winchelsea
England
Lord Winchelsea
Mr. Perceval
Lord Winchelser
Fox
Rod
Question of Privilege in Howard versus Gosset
The Committee reported in favour of a Well of Error with a non unanimous vote. The Report includes in its Appendix a reprint of warrants pleadings argument and judgment from the trial. It criticizes duplicative copies and a series of warrants deemed bad by the Queen's Bench. Three parties in the House debate submission to the Law and adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Gosset
House
Contempt and appeals in a House of Commons debate
The piece analyzes contempt procedures against lodgeholders, potential writs of error, and hoped appeals to the House of Lords amid mixed judgments. It notes Duncombe’s motion failure, Sir Robert’s disapproval of the National Gallery, and parliamentary papers on railway subscriptions, with cautions on line representations and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Courts of Exchequer and Common Pleas
Court of Queen's Bench
Supreme Court of Appeal
House of Lords
Wortley
Isue
Court of Appeal
Denman
Cottenham
Brougham
Campbell
Duncombe
Robert
National Gallery
Trafalgar Square
LECO
W Ward
Sheffield
Arrival of Belgians at Woolwich and Royal Visit
An arrival at Woolwich described as King and Queen of the Belgians expected at the dockyard. Princess Alice with the Belgian party boarded, greeted by royal officials, and taken to Buckingham Palace. The report also notes plans for a Dutch king’s visit and state apartments ready for a distinguished visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Alice Steaa
Siegend
Pam
Alice
Batune
John
Benour
Bloom
Buckiutam Palace
Holland
Misarts
Elis
Misart’s
Prince of
Orang
Bart
Coun
Edinburgh
Williamsay
Barnton
Polytechnic
Sovrm
Bilston
Existor
Anp
BinwixoHam Ratlway
Coretston
Truss
Glocester
Birmingham, Co
Camphill
Birmingham
Messas
Stukers
Ton
Gloucester
Gsts
Menpen Aon
Attemprep Suicips
Steadon Massey
William Bla
Standon
James French
Frene
Blackburn
Churetiewood
Stondon-ball
Ely
C. C. Lewis
Mr. Barlow
Wackmore
Henry Sy
Sy'cuck
Willa Haetur
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J. Russell
Hume
F. Kenny
Je. Gossett
Perpost
F. Pollock
Mir T. Wirr
F. Kelly
Lapage
Kelly
Bern
Urea
Ale
Exchequer Chamber
R. Peen
T. Wilde
Easie
Earl of Suapresncay
Loxpes
Sauisurey
Lord Cuancellor
Brovenam
Vanentixe Bake
Sovicitron Gesenac
Baronet
South Eastern Railway and Board OF ‘Ordnance
Haneagg Asher
Lave
South Eastern Railway Company
Board of Ordnance
Capiin Bomeno
penUleman
Iesd
R. Peet
Husa
Ir R. Pee
T. Dusxcomaz
Committee of Supply
General Post Office
Post Office
Peeneey
Huntt
Cannwert
Sparkes
Pritchard
Bowarxe
Willliams
Cardwell
F. Banta
Nancombe
G. Lamon
Ceuvers
Mr. Duncombe
Wrat
Akill
Antimety
Menner
St Savieer’s
Southwark
Wurkan
Thentalough
Cashel
Porie
Round Towers
Uae
Maghinglom
Ata
Wien
Brittin
Jhley
Lurupe
Buasat
Eopgland
Willa
Po Bortowick
Dr. Reid
Bowatsa
Porte
Waininton
R. Per
Europe
Lord Marron
Augustus Newroy
Middle Temple
Augustus Newton
Law Times
Cockburn
Hignett
North Kent
the Wheerly Chronicle
London
Zzly
Col
Great Britain and Ireland
Loxpor
Watze
Seta
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