Private Bills Move Through Parliament Amid Committee Talks
Several railway and private measures advance as Mr. Hinver withdraws a motion on committee seating for locally interested members without voting rights. Stanley signals a select inquiry on Athlone petition handling while Sir J. Hanser backs a committee review of slave trade papers. Graham delays Factory Bill to Friday to press ahead. Grama reiterates stance against changing Poor Law union chaplain appointments and religious instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinvcer
Athlone
W. C. Stanley
J. Hanser
Lord Palmerston
J. Graham
Poor Law Union Chaplains
Turner
Janus Grama
Austin
Moss
William Collet
Collet
Busfield
George Seymour
Admiralty
Thomas
Chie
Pacific
Albion
Rodney
Lord Melgund
Earl Minto
Roxburghshire
League
Durham
H. T. M. Witham
Vine Lawn
John Bright
W- L. Wharton
Gateshead
Board of
Beats of Houses
James Graham
Apothecaries
Plan to reduce national debt by converting Three and a Half per Cents
The Chancellor of the Exchequer proposes a ten year exchange plan to convert Three and a Half per Cent stock into Three and a Quarter per Cent stock with three percent interest after 1854, guaranteeing twenty year protection, while equalising quarterly interest payments and avoiding a net increase in national debt. The measure aims to save about £1.25 million annually from 1854, and would involve dissent and assent windows for holders across England, Europe, and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelham
House of Commons
Europe
House
Hear
Lear
China
Lord Ripon
Vansittarte
England
United Kingdom
Ireland
Banrine
Treasury
J. R. Rerp
Star of Hope
P. Stewart
J. Eastaore
Alderman Thompson
Goulburn
Hawes
Wannurton
Buewrrr
Ricanpo
Crawtorp
Haying
Colonel Fawcett
Lord Howicx
Fawcett
Henry Harpince
War Office
H. Hardinge
Fox
Coventry
Bernal
Botpero
Constant Reader
Lord Morpeth
Royal Exchange Insurance Company
Thomas Peach
Commercial Travellers’ Society
Stock Exchange
Lous
Amelia
Manchester
C.J. P
London
Weekly Chronicle
Coal Exchange
Thames
Brentford
London-bridge
Corporation of London
Institution
Newman-street
Oxford
David Hughes
Bank of England
Court of Chancery
Breaak
E. Dillon
F.M
J. M
Charles-street
Clarendon-square
Henricus
H. H
I. A
James Thompson
Thomas Wilde
Inner Temple
J. H.o'connell
Lories
J. Jones
Peel
J. Woodhead
Artizan
The
Mechanics
Herapath
Railway
King Dick
Drury Lane
Shylock
M.M.B
M. Wilkins
George Lewis Smith
Wiine
Liverpool
New York
F. Baring
Dresden
Lausanne
Labouchere
Gladstone
Robert Peel
Brazils
Cuba
Brazil
Hamburg
Trieste
Dantzig
Dondon
Africa
Warning Post
Exeter
Duke of Richmond
Mr. Gladstone
Sunrise and sunset times by latitude and ports data
This note provides method to compute sunrise and sunset by latitude with hour adjustments per degree from 51 80 to 61 degrees, plus offsets for major ports London Dock Bristol York Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton. It also lists the Week for March 10 with liturgical readings, moon age, sun declination, day length, and weather ephemera including Zadkiel references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Thessalonians
Meteo
Ephem
Zadkiel
Admiral Byngshot
Gustavus of
Sweden
Victory in India and Irish politics debate roil weekly tone
The article lauds Lord Ellenborough's victory over Gwalior as a bold military success amid costly losses. It questions British policy and criticizes Lord Auckland and government handling while highlighting Irish Repeal Association tensions and Sir James Graham's controversial remarks about Ireland and public reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwalior
Lord Ellenborough
Hugh Gough
Grey
Lord Auckland
Lord Palmerston
Ameers
Scinde
Lord Ashley
Times
Gough
England
India
Sir James Graham Targeted by Repeal Association Press Critique
In a sharp reply to Mr. Duncombe Sir James Graham accuses opponents of hateful insinuations and defends statecraft. The piece rejects insinuations about Mr Ross and condemns a shabby action linked to concealing his Home Office ties while warning against unjust inferences about Bond Hughes and current Dublin placards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repeal Association
Ireland
Ross
James Graham
England
St. Paul's
London Citizen
Mr. Ross
Downing-street
Dublin
Bond Hughes
Newell
Bird
Hughes
Barrett
Robert Peel
Anti Corn Law League
Lyndhurst
Duncombe
Chronicle
Standard
Home Office
The French War Party and Monsieur Guizot in Review
A heated critique of French policy centers on Guizot and the anti Thouars stance. It argues a Paris party desires war with England and recalls past upheavals, while praising Guizot for defending a treaty amid international pressures and criticizing ministerial memory and English influence. It warns that a Billault Carne coalition could spark European conflict and notes the monarchy’s cautious reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Europe
England
Pacific
Peninsula
Monsieur Guizot
Lord Aberdeen
Pomare
Otabelle
Otaheite
Nicholas
Admiral Thouars
Louis Philippe
Marine
Siecle
Monsieur Billault
Monsieur Carne
Monsieur Thiers
France Debates Funds Vote and Cabinet Stability
The article notes upcoming parliamentary vote on funds and cabinet stability. It discusses Guizot's majority and the War Party, suggesting secret service will determine likely successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsieur Guizot
Hhis
Secret Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legal & Miscellaneous
George Smart
Buble Difa
the Weekly Chronicle
Sir James Graham
the Repeal Association,—And the Press
WAR Party
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