Don Carlos and Young England debate on Spanish affairs
A lengthy session covers Lord John Russell's motion on Don Carlos, Young England's stance, and remarks by Sir Robert Peel. The debate criticizes foreign interference, Bergara, and Espartero, with several MPs, including Borthwick and Gore, debating Spain policy and the fate of Don Carlos amid tensions in Ireland and Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Granam
Wallace
Durham
Srzaxen
Bright
Don Carlos
England
Young England
John Russell
Joan Manners
Spain
Lord Palmerston
Robert Frat
France
Cabrera
House of Bourbon
Bourges
Europe
Sayrae
Lord Parmension
Robert Peel
A. B. CocuRaNe
Caartes Narter
Durango
Peter Borthwick
Bergara
Great Britain
Borthwick
Howard Doteras
Espartero
Trelawny
Mr. Borthwick
Christiaos
Moxcaton Milnes
Montague Gore
Hart
Corpen
Lord DE Grey
Bernat
Ireland
Dublin
T. Dexcomut
Bernal
Canistire
Trade and Manufactures in 1843 Colonies and London
Cape papers claim the year ends in prosperity with large crops and high grain quality. Sydney reports less news. Trade troubles persist with mercantile strains and a weak cotton market. Wool prices rise while flannel demand remains cautious. Pauper relief numbers rise from 1842 to 1843. Liverpool tales focus on a major personal failure and firm liquidations. London tradesmen form a society to curb swindling, oppose a 5d per ton coal tax, and push a Thames embankment petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
Sydney
Hamburg
Germany
Marylebone
Manchester
Liverpool
Manchester Guardian
Liverpool Times
J. Graham, Bart
England
Wales
Birmingham
Gloucester
Chester
Holyhead
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow
At Junction
Lancaster
Preston
London
Ditto
Midland Counties
North Union
Paris
Rouen
Lyons
Sheffield
South-Eastern
Dover
York
North Midland
Scarborough
London Mrchanics' and Tradesmen’s Association
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
James Duke
Coal Exchange
Billingsgate
Thames Embankment
J. Duke
M.P
Messrs. Porcher
Clarke
P. Day
Pocock
Cory
Metcalfe
A. Harris
G. Taylor
Smith
Interasia
Thames
United Kingdom
Europe
House of Commons
J. Dake
R. Peel
Gladstone
MeEratuic Capsule Patent and New Medical Method
A Victorian note describes Betts of Smithfield bars introducing a corrosion resistant metallic capsule for bottle corks to protect contents and deter fraud. It also mentions Dr Junod of Paris introducing a hemospasic pneumatic method for treating diseases, praised by Paris hospitals and the Montyon prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Betts
Smithfield
Annotheer
Junod
Paris
Montyon
Council General
Offhe
Manchester Guardian
Tre Witt Forcerits
Barber
Bank of England
Globe
Eee
Sunrise and High Water Timetable for Great Britain and Ireland
Instructions describe calculating sunrise sunset by latitude adjustments, and high water times at major ports with hour/minute offsets for Bristol Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool etc. Also includes weekly tides, moon age, sunrise twilight, and weather ephemera for March with historical notes on saints and events.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Ates
Bristol
Bork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Notice on Chatsworth and Answers to Correspondents Next Week
A notice states Chatsworth will appear next week along with Answers to Correspondents. It promises arrangements to ensure these items are not omitted in future issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatsworth
Peel’s changing grounds on the Act and Irish church
The article argues Sir Robert Peel shifts from binding commitments to prudence and civil utility in Ireland. It compares Peel’s stance to past Emancipation tactics, contends the change risks abandoning the Union’s bond and enabling further Catholic rights, and predicts effects on Irish representation and church status. It notes opposition among supporters and the Times critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
Times
the Times
Ireland
Robert Inglis
Lord Stanley
England
Ward
Scotland
Number One and the Need for Mutual Care in Unity
The passage argues that valuing Number One requires caution toward others Number Ones. It asserts that respect for each priority keeps everyone whole, warning that without this balance, people would fall apart when united.
Debating the Lords and Commons in a quiet session
The House of Lords shows little activity after recent exertions while the Commons lingers on minor business. Crawford’s bid to delay Estimates fails to gain support, Ward criticizes the Supplies plan, and Young England faces a weak showing. Peel cites France as moderating Dupetit Thouars and Pomare disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords
Lord Lyndhurst
Lord Broughan
Lord Campbell
Commons
Sharman Crawford
Crawford
House of Commons
Ward
England
John Manners
Don Carlos
Milnes
Cochrane
Smythe
Peter Borthwick
Young England
Robert Peel
Dupetit Thouars
Otaheite
Queen Pomare
France
Monsieur Guizot
Conversion of a Squire to Free Trade Principles
A lengthy editorial notes the unlikely conversion of Mr. G. J. Bosanquet of Broxbourne Bury Hert s from Corn Laws support to Free Trade. It praises his clear reasoning on policy, urges farmers to rely on industry and soil fertility, derides the top boot and buckskin oligarchy, and laments entrenched prejudices among landowners who resist reform. The piece warns that widespread agreement may come too late to save the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
Duke of Richmond
Times
Duke of Northumberland
Guildford
H. Drummond
Mr. Drummond
Fagina
Bolter
Oliver Twist
Faginn
Mr. Balter
G. J. Bosanquet
Broxbourne Bury
Herts
St. Albans
Bosanguet
Ryder
Hertford
Burn
Justice
Hobbes
Mr. Bosanquet
Petition Fails Against Durham City MP Bright
The Dunham Petition opposing the return of Mr Bright for Durham city is abandoned after the agent for the sitting member was notified. The committee was to be appointed next Monday but the petition exists only as a memorial of the attackers abortive malice. The Globe notes the shift in tone. Metropolitan Drapers Association holds a large meeting at the Hecla Institution in Commercial Road with clergy present. Dr Bird commends the evening, criticizing youths seen as mere mechanisms for profit and endorsing late hours in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Cashel
Watracs
Glapstone
Clontarf
Rawpon
Wales
Ireland
O'Connell
Wintimns Stuart
Lord Exsor
Lord Eliot
Sir James Graham
London
Sowers
Suanman Crawtorp
Rocugz
England
Nation
Robert Peel
House
Norfolk
Commons
Aglionby
ListHorr
Sibthorp
Berkshire
Lord Worsley
Dey
Algiera
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Surrey
Colonel Sibthorp
Limine
Mr. TreeLawsy
Joan Mayers
S. Crawtorp
Charles Brrrent
Brient
Sitt Horr
Scotland
Apvocate
Dunham
Bright
Durham
Beei
Globe
Metropolitan Drapers’ Association
Heca
Commercial Road
Metropolitan Drapers’Association
Bird
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Commissioners of Sewers
Rice
C. Narien
Jons Rat Rerp
Galway
Great Britain and Ireland
Philip
Meteo
Ephem
Zadkiel
Monvay
Turspay
Battle of
Baressa
David Rizzio
Thessalonians
Sota
Tloth
THE
Wheely Chronicle
C. Buller
O'Brien
Sergeant Murphy
Down
T. Wilde
Drummond
Berkshire Agricultural Meeting
James Graham
Mr. D'Israeli
Downing Street
Home Secretary
Her
Sir Robert Peel
Parliament
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