Debated Corn Laws and Reform Clash in House Proceedings
The House adjourned after a long session discussing expressions of regret, vacancies in public offices, Ferrand’s calumnies, and the broader debate on the Corn Laws and reform. Speakers argued over protection, trade, and county representation, with forecasts of future changes and market effects.
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G. Banses
R. Peel
Sugland
Theo
Ireland
B. Escott
Ferrand
Duke of Buckingham
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Richmund
Sussex
Mr. Cobden
Granstone
Miles
Coupes
England
Treasury
Tae
Home Secretary
Sir James Graham
Manchester
Liverpool
Protectionists
Erce Trade
Scotland
Edinburgh
Dublin
Glasgow
Leeda
Birmingham
Great Britain
Bristol
West Riding
Yorkshire
South Lancashire
Middlesex
London
Ripon
Stamford
Woodstock
Marlborough
Lear
Baronet St
Baronet
Ton High
Somerset
Gordon
Lon
Kim
Continent
Bedfordshire
Herts
Essex
J. Tyrrell
Hertfordshire
Buckinghamshire
Burke
Sean
Cheera
League
Sroonee
Iwat
Borrowick
G. Bentrice
Meetings and a parish rate vote in Stepney report
A crowded week of meetings across societies at the Royal Academy and other venues is noted, including Entomological, Horticultural, Civil Engineers, and Royal Society sessions. A Friday poll shows 1620 against and 1510 for a fourpence rate to repair Stepney churches, narrowly failing.
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Tae Ewasuma
Entomological Society
Royal Academy
Horticultural Society
Vinneaa Society
Civil Engineers
Society of Arts
Royal Society
Society of Antiquaries
Botanical Society
Royal Institution
Professor Faraday
Archeological Institute
Crveca Ratts
St. Donatan
St. Philip
Stepney
Great Easty Ciosixa Movement
Metropolitan Drapers’ Association
Covent Garden Theatre
Lord Awvbley
Michael Sadler
Fox
Maula
M.P
Hughes
Bank of England
Grary
Gesry
Time of snorise and tides for Great Britain and Ireland
Instructions describe calculating sun times by latitude and hour adjustments, and computing high water times at major ports by adding or subtracting specified hours and minutes to the London Dock high water. It also lists a weekly calendar with saints days, lessons, and moon phase notes for March 1st through 8th, including day length, dawn and twilight times, and future full moon.
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Hear
Cheera
J. O'Connett
Anciety
H. Ixouss
Ireland
R. Peer
Sibthorp
Frrraxp
Mr. Roebuck
Times
Wilson
Bright
Lancashire
Preston
Rochdale
Bayring
Ferrand
Ashworth
Dr. Bowring
Lord Morpeth
Union Mill
Anti Corn Law League
C. Berkeer
Cheltenham
Manchester
Meurcet
Craven Berkeley
George Wilson
Rawsthorne
Mr. Rawsthorne
League
Assassina
Bownine
Verrand
B. Ashworth
J. Manners
Mr. Ashworth
Mr. Ferrand
Mr. Rozscoe
House of Commons
Dispatt
Roebuck
James Graham
Robert Peel
Mr. O'Connell
R. Peex
Shrewsbury
Stockport
Mr. Corpex
Eaid
Hon. Baronet
Baronet
Jonet
Hertfordshire
Nert Week
Chiltern Handreds
Derico
West Indies
Anuwer
Chronicle
Black Wood
Bedwelllyn
Monmouth
Soule
Rumney Iron Works
Tredigar
Sirhowy
Elbow Vale
Pariah Blackwood
Charitat
Book of Common Prayer
Stefer
WW Jones
Larish
Church of England
William Paice
J.B. Crantz
Weekly Chronicle
Enquirer
Equity
Fie
E.W. E
F. Newman
Mitchell
Red Lion-court
J. H
Coke
Blackstone
J. P
J. R
Justitia
Omega—Iwe
Merctan International Freienpiy Adnresses
America
Atlantic
England
James Thomas
J.T
Raruwat
Nome
Provisional Committee
Sarah Palmer
Walmer
Squire
13Th Light Infantry
Robert Sale
G.C B
Coronel Squire
13Th
T. C
T.s.northampton
W. R. Outwood
Betty Oakes
W. T
Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Falmouth
Bull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Teespay
Disraeli
Mr. Disraeli
E. Buller
George Clerk
Board of Trade
Gladstone
Lord Dalhousie
Villiers
Ward
Custom House
Paris
Mir
Miles
Russia
United States
Mr. Meek
Corp
Mr. Cobden
France
Porter
Macgregor
Deacon Hume
G. Clerk
Victories on the Sutlej and Sir Henry Hardinge’s Critics
The Weekly Chronicle recounts the Sutlej campaign, praising Sir Henry Hardinge and Sir Hugh Gough for tactical decisions and heroism while noting heavy Sikh losses and British casualties. It debates ministerial strategy, contrasts Indian Army artillery with British power, and critiques Disraeli and free trade arguments amid war and famine fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hardinge
Sutlej
India
Ferozepore
Hugh Gough
Amballah
Ranjeet Singh
Henry
Hardinge
Lahore
Sir Henry Hardinge
France
Dover
Henry Hardinge J
Albuera
Heary Hardinge
Napoleon
Moodkes
Cabal
Robert Sale
Broadfoot
Wallace
Somerset
62Nd
Sth
John Littler
England
Lord Metcalfe
Theas
British Army morale and Sikh resistance near Lahore
The text laments costly Sikh resistance and praises British soldiers for bravery as they contest territory before Lahore. It notes Sikh re-crossing the Sutlej, artillery ammunition exhaustion, and plans by Sir Charles Napier from Multan. It cites expected near-term actions and reinforcements, with anticipation of Wellington's parliamentary reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Gough
Lehore
Charles Napier
Multaun
Seinde
Mevanee
Hyderabad
England
Thia
India
Duke of Wellington
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Waanorns
Court of Directors of the East India Company
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Allen
India Mail
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Uigh
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