Debate on Scottish church patronage and jurisdiction
Long discussion in the Lords and Commons on the church of Scotland patronage, veto rights, and jurisdiction, with MPs and peers arguing over intrusion, civil and ecclesiastical power, and possible settlements. Proceedings reference Auchterarder Strathbogie cases, House of Lords decisions, and calls for legislative definitions and mediating measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candleish
Geonce Grey
Keats
Church of Scotland
Nice
Scotland
James Wonner
Cutland
P. Stewart
Mr. Colquhoun
U.s
Chalmers
Rutherford
Largr
A. Lerta Way
Irandtier
United Kinetons
Unane
England
Lord Aberdeen
Lili
Hill
Cuiou
House of Lers
House of Lords
Rome
Kirk
John Kissene
Warne
Fox Maule
Sacheverel
United Parliament
Campsett (Menzies
Sorrettoz- Genenal
Mr. Rutherford
Anne
Strathbogi
House of Commons
House
Regert Peel
Henry VIII
Church
Fox Mare
Strathbogie
R. Pee
United States of America
Legal Correspondence on Tenancies and Local Disputes
A collection of reader questions and editor replies on landlords tenants and property issues. Topics include six months notice, possession after long occupancy, rating and taxes, remedies by law, and shared property rights. References to specific cases and names appear as examples within generalized guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C
York
Dublin
Henry Fox
S. R
R. M.—St
K. M
J.M. L
Manchester
Fou van Alrways
Uata
Hle
The Scotch Church Debate and French Chamber Crisis
The article discusses the Scotch Church question amid Parliament debates, weighing civil power limits and potential church autonomy with figures like Sir James Graham and Fox Maule. It then shifts to the French Chambers, praising Guizot's cabinet defense, Lamartine’s attacks, and the debate’s close with Guizot securing a large majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumsar
Soult
Guizot
Monsieur Guizot
Count Molé
Monsieur Odillon Barrot
Monsieur Berryer
Monsieur Thizra
Poverturn
Feargus O'Connor
Robert Inglis
Robert Peel
Monsieur de Lamartine
France
Mons. Guizot
Europe
Louis Philippe
Duke of Orleans
Monsieur Thiers
Spain
Paris
Madrid
Monsieur l -Guizot
Time of Sunrise Sunset and Tides for Great Britain and Ireland
The guide explains how to compute sunrise and sunset times by latitude, adjusting for degrees above or below 61 30 and 51 30 respectively, and adds hours for high water at major ports including London Dock, Bristol, Cork Cove, Falmouth Harbour, Hull, Milford Haven, Cowes, Dover, Dublin, Holyhead, Liverpool, Port Glasgow, and Southampton. It also lists literary and weather notes for March including saints days, lunar age, day length, and assorted local official duties and harvest facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Loars
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Th. Oui
Hull
Milford Haven
Briph
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead Harbour
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Manparkoure
Will Ofall
Legh
Meteo
Ephem
Zadkiel
Munnay
Earl Grey
Turspay
Oswestry
E.N.M
Gustavus Lil
Sweden
Weathier
Cambridge
N.M
Trial of Strength on Church of Scotland Claims
The passage notes that peers chose to participate more from respect for Northern neighbours than agreement with views. Division numbers were 211 1076. The trial is seen as conclusive for Church of Scotland claims, with government likely to propose a compromise on an alternative basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Scotland
Trial of MnaUGHTEN Monomania and MonosiAniacs
A Victorian-era critique questions Lord Brougham and the Bury Press for linking the acquitted M Naughten to political agitation. It argues no evidence supports charges of Cobden’s involvement or anti corn law rhetoric. The piece condemns the Standard’s portrayal as factional bias while praising medical testimony about the defendant’s insanity since 1834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wates
Newport
Monmouthshire
Weekly Chronicle
Cobden
Durac
England
Cobden Teould
Tama
Gillingham
Suley
Putatova
Burley
Thone Labuucern
Cohen
Dore
Dorset
Corr Linns
Jeague
Banks
Henry Axworp
Lincolnshire
T. S
T. B
Gratis
Parton
London
Spencer
Fide
Cambridge
Oxford
M‘naughten
Lord Brougham
Bury Press
M'Naughton
M‘naughton
Cooper
Insanity Plea and Public Safety Sparks Debate in Parliament
A discussion on murder verdicts and the insanity defense references Mr Naughton and the need for broader restraint laws. Concerns about Monomaniacs, dangers from unfit individuals, and potential bills in the Lords surface amid criminal threats and calls for custody reforms. The piece notes related incidents and a governance shift in New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alison
Bell
Robert Peel
Mr Naughton
M‘naughton
House of Lords
Dillon
Bellingham
Mr. Drummond
Francis
House of Commons
Ras Gentle
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Earl of Clarespon
Portugal
Earl of Aberdeen
Lisbon
Board of Trade
Somnauth
Craynt
India
Cornwallis
Ellenborough
Napoleon
Jord
Hyde Park
T. Munroe
Lord Ellenborough
Wenrinetes
Lord Auckram
W. M'Naughton
Norwich
Cutortsten
Earl Chanenxvon
Riead
Affghanistan
Lord Brorcham
Lord Auckland
Pat Elienborough
Sonmanth
Brama
Lord Lasspowxe
East India Company
Cranztcarbe
Steanes
Dean Forest
Northern and Eastern
Lancaster
W. Switz
Court of Directors
Lord Lenborough
Emerson Texnent
Mahmoud
Mualomedan
Macauray
Lord Elenborough
Manerve
Brincuam
Hoste
Muasulmans
Sattaral
Wrxx
Piourtre
G. Grrr
Lord Staxtey
Lord Panserstox
R. Peel
Jens Russext
the Weekly Chronicle
the Scotch Church
James Graham
General Assembly
Fox Moule
George Grey
Cochrane
House of ‘Commons
John Russell
Lord Cottenham
Cmsar
Shakspeare
Great Britain and Ireland
Londox
North
Sonar Aoe
Monnay
Torspar
Veronespar
Tuourspar
Ove
Mnaughten
Monomania
Fin
Jesus Christ
Eople
Chiist
Cuntsr
Sara
Lama
S.N
New Zealand
W. Hobson
Auckland
Willoughby Shortland
Leresic
Leipsic
Bricatox
Brighton
Winghester
St. Savioca
Saint Saviour
Winchester
St. Paul's
Worcester
Hereford
Gloucester
Carpenter Smith
City of Lospey Truss Society
Albion Tavern
Dudley Stuart
Sira Booth
Bart
George Byng
Eng
M.P
J. P. Atkins
Esdu S. Cartwright
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