Emigration debate and Cracow crisis in Parliament
In a long session, speakers debated emigration funding for Ireland, costs to the emigration board, and the government's role in colonial settlement. Discussion shifted to Cracow, with Mr Hume and Lord Sandon denouncing the Vienna treaty breaches, while Lord Palmerston’s protests were noted and a previous question was urged.
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House of Commons
Ireland
Hawes
V. Smith
Emigration Board
Y. Smith
Peraund
Board of Emigration
Canada
Smith
J. Russell
New Zealand
W.smith
Quebec
Hore
Land and Emigration Board
C. Buller
C. Borrex
Hope
England
W. Smith
St. James
W Smiry
Cracow
Heme
Gure
Empire of Austria
Vienna
Russia
Prussia
Austria
Lord Palmerston
Vienne
Nicholas
Congress of Vienna
Poland
Mattel
Grotius
Dr Addams
Lord Saxbow
Hume
France
Aving
Meeken
Kingdom of
J. Russert
Lord Sandon
Crecow
Duchy of Warsaw
Home
George III
Secretary of State For Foreign Affairs
Debate on treaties and England's honour in Europe
A lengthy Commons and Lords debate centers on treaty violations by Russia and Denmark, asserting England must uphold treaties and protest violations without turning the issue into a money matter. Speakers urge preserving national honour, warning against subservience to economic gain, with adjournment to Thursday.
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Tar
Europe
England
Europa
Enland
Cracow
Houses of Commons
Secretary of State For Foreign Affairs
Brorusston
M.matines
T. Doncomar
Fixes
Mr. Home
Fereann
Fretpen
A. Leirn Hay
R. Pyg1
Suntimes and tides for Great Britain and Ireland
Practical instructions for computing sunrise and sunset by latitude, with offset rules per degree deviation from 61°80′. It also lists high water times at major ports with added or subtracted hours minutes for Bristol York Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton. The piece includes weekday calendar notes and liturgical readings as well as lunar phase data and daylight length for March.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Shonre
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Ten Hours Bill Debate Divides Cabinet and Commons
The Weekly Chronicle analyzes the struggle over a ten hour limit for labor. It notes Labouchere’s firm stance against quarter-hour concessions while Grey and Morpeth waver. Peel presses manufacturing interests as Parliament stalls the bill, leaving the House unsure on timing and method. The piece rails against Free Trade policies, condemning perceived labor exploitation and urging a uniform ten hour standard across shops and all industries.
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Mr. Labouchere
Labour
Lord Morpeth
George Grey
Labon
Baronet
John Russell
Bickham Eccott
House
Brotherton
Fieldec
Lord John Manners
Bentinck Lot
Not Obeying Law for Purchases and Wages Debate
The passage debates imposing one sixth taxes on incomes and prices, and restricting alcohol. It argues such measures could push buyers to rivals, but predicts British ingenuity will speed machinery to offset losses. It suggests productivity gains may replace wage losses with iron, steam, and oil.
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East
West Indies
Cape of Good Hope
F. Moore
Howann Dovatas
Gootsun
Anon
de Lacy Evans
France
United Kingdom
Ireland
J. O'Connell
Lasoucuenz
Shaw
Kir. Beven
Mr. J. O'Connell
Fitzcenaup
J. Resszut Rose
Hamilton
Board of Works
B. Escort
Mr. Rice
Dunkirk
Brest
Portamouth
Dover
Committee of Supply, Ordnance
Axson
Ordnance Department
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Wann
Conscience and the Scottish Church Fight Over Dukes Land Rights
The article argues the secession from the Church of Scotland was a moral stance on church state relations. It praises ministers and lay officers who left the established church and supported the Free Church, while criticizing Duke of Buccleugh for hindering worship by denying land for chapels. It notes legal questions raised by Mr. Bouverie and compares to English cases of worship space access, condemning property rights that block religious practice.
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House OF Lords
Ireland
Earl Grey
Milbank
Pentonville
Parkhurst
Reland
New South Wales
Norfolk Island
van Diemen’s Land
Bermuda
Gibraltar
Berroude
Port Philip
England
Mibank
Earl
van Diemen'’s Land
Lord Browncoast
Ale
Lord Stanley
Lord Dexmas
Duke of Richmond
Mondey
Church of Scotland
Scotch National Church
Free Church
Scotland
Walter Scott
Duke of Buccleagh
Duke of Buccleugh
Nocton
Dunstan
Bursting of the Bubble and Irish Political Feud
The piece details a Dublin meeting where a member demanding payment was forcibly ejected, leaving subscriptions totalling £6, £2 less than the secretary’s salary. It notes a letter from the Heir Apparent urging the Government not to heed the Political Economista’s famine plan, and mocks the Standard’s long history of urging the Liberator’s execution.
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Mondsay
Young Irelandiam
Ireland
Standard
The Soup Kettle and Potatoes in Cookery
A satirical piece mocks Br. Soger for odd kitchen experiments that substitute potato scraps for meals and pretend meat flavor. It questions the wisdom of such extreme economies, noting the poor are dying from hunger while clever cooks offer strained dishes.
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Br. Soger
Soup debate and charity in London a tale of lent
A fragmented discussion critiques M Soyer and others over lent meals and soup schemes for the poor. It questions luxury food worship, fasting motives, and the moral aim of nourishment versus mortification, noting the poor man’s need for practical cooking and humble meals amid club tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Soyur
M. Soyer
Salim
London
Guy
Siren
Parliament debates eleven hour clause and Admiralty patronage
The debate centers on the Ten Hours Bill with the number of hours set at eleven, amid discussions of naval dockyard patronage and ministerial appointments. Sir James Graham faces scrutiny over Admiralty influence while Parliament watches the Navy’s state and the handling of official patronage. A meeting at James’s Square and reports from Milan and Lecco outline political and international tensions as reforms and closures loom.
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Ken Pra Jae
James Iacin
Pan
Admiralty
Aimus
James Graham
James
Ham
Tia
Lindsey
Ienitts
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