Income Tax Debate Shapes Lords and Commons Trade Offs
In Parliament debates the Income Tax continuation comes under fire as ministers defend three year continuation and possible reforms. Peers urge direct taxation paths, while supporters warn against undermining public credit. amendments seek relief for insurers and tenants, with committees to study broader tax reforms and public works funding.
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Thomneley
Louisiana
Patoy
Revussa Yorke
Earl of Lincoln
Benxat Osronne
Mestz
R. Peel
Peter
Nutert
Francis Davie
Robert Peel
Robert Pests
Stape
Ponr
Ewsnt
Walpole
Board of Stamps and Taxes
Thiesson
Wantrey
R. Peer
Waxley
Wakley
Spooner
Lord J. Besserve
House
Mr. Spooner
Hawes
Hines
Cuereis
Rye
3Axton
Customs and Excise
Lord Epeincron
Lord Sanvos
Enclosed paths and public rights spark Hampstead letters
A reader notes loss of ancient footpaths behind Hampstead Heath and warns that enclosure plans around Child's Hill may restore the old lane. He urges reopening Kilburn and Hampstead Heath footways, laments Queen Anne era routes, and condemns dangerous enclosures like the so called Devil's Walk while calling for better lighting and public access.
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Hammersmith
London
Weekly Chronicle
Messia
Cou
Suffolk
la Biker
Bath
B. C
Feln
James Bath
James Smith
Iasne
Estes
Peace Ann Puesty
Lunoures Torieree
Peiblic
Howe of Commons
Hovnsect Commons
Tis
House of Commons
Court of Chancery
R. H
Ingoldaby
Thomas Storham
R.R. Rie
Macready
Drury Lane
T. M
Exeter
Curup
Child's Hill
Hampstead Heath
Childs Hill
Stanmore
Lares
Tottenham Court, &c
Child's Hills
Kilburn
Hampstead Fleath
Park
Child's Till
Vale
Meadows
Jame Delarue
Helsize
Hampstead
Primrose Hill
Duke of Portland
Avenue Road
Belsize Estate
Lord Rivers
Hall Place
Pean
Church Street
Edgeware Road
W. Newton
Time and tide calculations in nautical tables and lectures
A long, dense excerpt mixes astronomical exercises with nautical tables for high water predictions at major ports, then shifts to Sunday church readings, lunar age, and day length. It then surveys The Weberly Chronicle on income tax debates, sugar duties, and policy discussions, arguing for reform and warning against blanket measures and harm to labor.
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Monowy
Trespay
Farpay
Cambridge
Sarrensy
Ward and Cowper Debate Land Burdens and Gardens
Parliament notes Mr Ward’s motion postponed to Easter after Granville Somerset’s rail resolutions. Mr Cowper discusses principles of his allotment bill to promote letting field gardens to Labouring Poor. The debate occupies the night with cautious support and questions about outcomes.
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England
Mangles
Davies Gilbert
Mr. Ward
Lord Granville Somerset
Ward
England and the Punjab Crisis Debates and Napier Proclamation
A Northern Indian policy debate examines England's role in Punjab affairs. The piece praises Sir Charles Napier's proclamation against mountain tribes and predicts a shift toward Anglo Indian rule under military and civil leadership. It argues that peace and security now sustain conquest, with Napier and Hardinge poised to act decisively if unrest grows.
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Intta
Henry Hardings
Gieddie
Tally
Towin
Ranjeet Singh
England
India
Duke of Wellington
Leadenhall-street
Clive
Wellesley
C. Napier
Khelat
Scirde
Meeanee
Mecauve
Scinde
Indus
Boogtee
Sir C. Napier
Matrimony and Celibacy Clash in Clerical Debate
A writer cites William Ward's critique of celibacy and marriage among clergy. He claims Ward argues celibacy is superior while conceding priests would be chosen for vows. The piece notes the lack of celibacy in English Episcopal ranks and notes curates with wives.
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Wm. Ward
Church of England
Church of Rome
Contested Vocation and Celibacy in Theological Debate
A critical letter discusses the tension between celibacy, vocation, and marriage within theology. It cites Mr Ward and the idea of priestly celibacy, questioning the single life as a vocation and noting debates on moral attainments, humility, and the role of university teachings in shaping clerical life.
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Ward
Biacantour
Duncombe motion sparks parliamentary clash with Disraeli Peel
Mr Duncombe moves to defend privileges in a heated House of Commons debate sparked by attacks on his integrity. Disraeli delivers caustic lines against Sir Robert Peel while Mr Disraeli’s and Mr Gore’s conduct is scrutinized. The session also notes the Rev Sydneys Smith funeral and a fatal cart accident near Guy’s Hospital.
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House OF Lords
Harbours OF Refuge
Lord Datneveir
Constables Scotland
House OF Commons
G. Sowerser
Evant
Central School of Design
Ieave
Genoa
ACSI
Are
Venice
Wyse
M.pursuns
Tasias
Bennar
Ewart
Baronet
British Museum
Barouet
HHC
Omuniaipal
Deuourelle
iLuse Sqhenes
Jouy Massarioso
Brotherton
Manchester
Lncal School of Design
MM. Gene
Hart
England
Lapercent
Suzi
W. Fonvert
Hume
Williams
Earl OF Newcastle
Duke of Newcastle
Herod
Cardiganshire
Earl of Lincoln
Mr. Hume
Coventry
Peener
Scilly Islands
Consolidated Fund
Duncombe
Gore
Lovett, and Co
Impu
Feargus O'Connor
Walter
Nottingham
Hobhouse
James Graham
Dancombe
Jen
Disraeli
Robert
Aaronet
Canning
Mr. Disraeli
Geader
James Troup
Robert Peel
Sypysy Suith
Sydovy Smith
Ceme i Kensal Green
East Innis Hovst
India
Albes
Braun
Buckingham Palace
Brig
Guy's Hospital
Grearing
Bromley
Kent
Horne
Man
Verdist
Sud
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J. Ressert
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Britain
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Dover
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Harvey
Avai
Canterbury Journal
Watlington
Oxford
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John Page
Stokenchurch
Globe
Legal & Miscellaneous
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Cove
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Brighton
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Dublin
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Port Glasgow
Southampton
THE
Weberly Chronicle
Commons
Curia
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Fividel
Tagee
Uae
Mablic Mentether
Charles Buller
Curtes
Lord Ladun
United States
Virginia
Alabama
New Orleans
Cuba
Rio
Java
Manilla
Andya
Great Britain
MR. Cowper
Overland Mail
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Sir Robert Peel
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