Museums of art in towns to advance national taste
Mr Ewart moved to create museums of art in corporate towns funded by borough rates. the proposal links central design schools and local schools, aims to open collections to the public, and seeks government support to improve art appreciation across Britain. The motion was withdrawn after debate on broader land and tax issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Dalhousie
Constables Scotland
House OF Commons
G. Somerset
Ewart
Metroolia
Jeave
Great Britain
Genoa
Venice
Cates
Gieiing
Berxst
Baronet
British Museum
Lozal
Jous M
Oruers
Learé
Her Majesty
Earl of
Hore
Notle Ezri
Humz
Coventry
Earl of Lincurx
Peereer
Scilly Island
Minto
Mendy Nest
Treland
Marquis of Nonstanny
Priestly
Urcelips
Earl Forrescoe
Lord Brovoam
Rordenips
J. S O'Bries
R. Peerin
S. O'Brien
Sir R. Peer
S. Wonrvey
England
Alaogira
Davies Gilbert
A Corner of Public Notices and Legal Exchanges
A sprawling reader letter page with legal opinions, debt advice, and notices. Contributors cite bill payments, tenancy questions, land tax critique, and attempted public pathways debates amid concerns over enclosures and local governance.
Time for sunrise and sunset and a discussion of tax policy
The piece explains calculating sunrise times by latitude using a guide, and lists high water times at major ports with many town specifics. It then surveys weekly notes on Lent, income tax debates, sugar duties, and allotment schemes with strong rhetoric about economic policy and proposed reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosnen
Mr. Cobden
Lord Howrex
Mr. Home
Th. Peel
Mr. Lavorenene
R. Peel
Granstone
G. Crenek Coger
West Indies
Auntiwick
C. Wyon
Lond Sasvnes
Brodgcrntes
Miteunis
Whitens
Cobden Trcon
Gladstone
Tronsecy
Rexnre
Dreitases
Bat
Wel
Wanp
Ricando
Committee of Ways and Means
Excalcyren
East Indies
British West Indies
Hose
Sir W. Cray
Scotland
Hright
Amnivan
Stoan
United States
Liverpool Times
Franconia
Louisiana
Sir R. Peel
New Orleans
Welize
England
Tarbes
Galignani
Suprosky
Tin
Baker
Bain
Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Ates
Bristol
Palmouth Harbour
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Hewes
Uist Bas Cerians
Charles, Baker
Curtess
Hawes
Ewart
Air. Ward
Lord Sandon
Wakley
Robert Peel
Virginia
Alabama
Luger
Jung
Cuba
Ris
Java
Manila
Ward and Cowper Bills Dominate Parliament Night
The session long with Lord Granville Somerset’s Railway Resolutions, Ward’s motion on Burdene and Exemptions cut off till after Easter. Cowper advocates a plan to promote letting Field Gardens to laboring poor, while Ward’s Matrimony controversy and Celibacy debates spark sharp exchanges and sensational controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ward
Lord Granville Somerset
Mr. Cowper
Netice
Britain in Asia orients to a strong Punjab policy
The article argues that British authority in India requires firm rule in the Punjab as a safeguard. It praises the Duke of Wellington, notes English public virtue, and highlights Sir C Napier's upcoming actions against Scinde border threats. It predicts a rapid shift toward decisive force under Sir Henry Hardinge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inia
Henry Hardinge
Princ Pan
Treaeury
Justius
Clive
Wellesley
England
C. Napier
Khelat
Sciude
Mevanee
Mecanee
Scinde
Agair
Napier
Boogtee
Minsi
Will
Henry Harsinge
Letter on Celibacy and Ideals in Theology Sparks Debate
The author critiques Mr Ward and the Priestly Celibacy debate, noting the tension between vocation and marriage. He argues some passages reveal sensitive hints about abstinence and “stars” and urges keeping certain truths private. The piece questions Yard’s candor and the practicality of pursuing ideals within theology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Church of Rome
Sakation
Medea
Himereif
Conzur
Sugar Duties Debate Raises Alarming Questions in Parliament
The Commons clash over Cobden and sugar duties reveals who benefits from colonial protections. MPs including Goulburn, Cobden, and Bright argue whether duty impacts prices, with proposals for West India proprietors and public relief, while voices question Cabinet reluctance and policy clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
Goulburn
Cobden
Guygon
Villiers
Roebuck
Thorneley
Prac
Gite
Bright
Gladstone
West India
Ward
Rave
Ricardo
Colden
Pear Pen
Willams CIA
Also Mentioned on This Page
House OF Lords
Legal & Miscellaneous
Hammersmith
London
Weekly Chronicle
Suffolk
Smail
Bath
Jfe
B. C
James Ruth
James Smith
Aetas
J. I
Burslem
Weidner
Iria
Reading
Carter Kingtom
House of Comune
N Deis
House of Commoter
R.A. S
S.H
Court of Chancery
Macready
Caton
Pox
Weekly
Chronicle
Jean
Lampstead Heath
Hampstead Heath
Uerough
Jill Meadows
Stanmore
Tottenham Court, &c
Dehind Child's Fill
Hasopestead Heath
Primrose Hills
Ile Cuirse
Accet
Chills Hill
Park
Childs Hill
James Delarur
Beleize
Hampstead
Nilbury
Duke of Mortland
Avenue Road
Belsize
Isivere
Churen Street
Edgeware Road
Lureelees
the Weekly Chronicle
Priday
Morn
William Ward
THE
Postscript
Treasury Bench
Aizar
Charles Butter
Caron
Testare
Lear
Bean
Qalelev
Oakeley
Jeam
Hishor
Rondon
Hin
Shaya
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