Justice Coleridge and the Pope in early church authority
Debate in the Lords and Commons discusses Mr Sheil's attribution to Justice Coleridge that the Pope was the rightful head of the Christian Church, before the Reformation, with supporting remarks from Sir G Grey and others. The discussion touches on church authority, newspaper reports, and parliamentary procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleridge
Mr. Sheil
Theniversity of Oxford
Gransroxe
Mr. Ster
Justice Coleridge
Oxford
Shei
R. H. Ixexis
Adolphus and
Ellis
G. Grey
Convice
Readers' letters and legal notices on sewers and police
A compilation of reader queries and guidance on public works and legal issues. Topics include Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers information gathering, police conduct inquiries, income reports, mortgage and property rights, and various individual notices about tenancy, inheritance, and parliamentary law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cross
Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers
Westminster
Commissioners of Police
Scotland Yard
Chester
D. B
Regent's Park
Preas
Chelsea
Louis Philippe
Palais Royal
France
Battersea
St. John’s Wood
Wapping
Manchester
England
Scotland
Alea
Chertsey
Witherby's
Chancery Lane
Whitechapel
Henry
Partsea
Aix
Yadiana
Palmer and Co
Louisa (Poole
Saula
Carine Cross
Weekly Chronicle
Pever
Leicester Square
Strand
Princes Street
National Gallery
St. St. Martin's Church
St. Befartin’s
St. Alartin's Church
Afr
Ring Street
J. H
Charing Cross
Rioloux
Queen's
Inner Temple
Brixham
Jewish disabilities petitions show broad support across towns
Up to March 62 towns petitioned for removal of Jewish disabilities while Jedburgh alone opposed them. From the same period 41 petitions supporting removal were signed by 29821 persons, and 678 petitions against removal were signed by 54127 individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jedburgh
Computing sunrises and sunsets for Britain and Ireland
The method uses place latitude from guides to adjust sunrise and sunset times. It also gives high water times at major ports, with hour and minute offsets for Bristol Orkney Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton and notes this helps access many harbor times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland
Snnest
Avery Cogrea
London Dock
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glaagow
Southampton
Disturbances Across Cities Spark Violence and Blame
The Weekly Chronicle reports widespread unrest sparked by anti tax rallies in London and Manchester. It notes smashed lamps, broken windows, robberies in Glasgow, and a feared repeat of 1842 in Manchester, urging local citizens to prepare to resist future disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Piccadilly
Swan
Regent's Quadrant
Cochrane
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Manchester
London
Maneheater
Birley
France in Flux The Third Revolution and its Global Echo
The article surveys the 1848 French upheaval from revolution to republic, detailing the fall of Louis Philippe, the flight of the Bourbons, Lamartine’s peace and war rhetoric, and the Provisional Government. It discusses European tremors, potential casus belli, and the path to a National Assembly under universal male suffrage with 900 deputies and a possible republic, highlighting instability and the risk of chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Royal Mint
Paris
Napoleon
Louis XVIII
Charles X
Louis Philippe
Count de Paria
Orleans
Tuileries
William Smuith
Newhaven
Claremont
Hhis
Duchens de Montepenser
England
Helier Akelier
d’Aumale
Prince de Joinville
M. Lamartine
Lamartine
Rndium
Lamarthne
Poland
Russia
Gallicia
Italy
Austria
Switzerland
Neufchatel
Prussia
Petto
Neulchatel
Europe
Constituent National Assembly
National Assembly
Republicans
Bonapartista
Legitimista
Orleanists
Organisation of Labour
Irish sympathy with the French Revolution sparks clerical alarm
The United Irishman and its Young England faction are condemned as plotting rebellion in Dublin. An editor rails against a proposed urban insurrection with rails torn up and bridges cut, urging citizens to fight troops from their homes while warning insurgents must have houses to stage the siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
England
United Irishman
Paris
Dublin
Pat
Erebus
Posta
Paria
The Case of Annette Myers
A humane voice urges mercy for Annette Myers, a French-born domestic wrongly betrayed by a soldier Henry Docker. The article argues her motive stemmed from prolonged abuse and insult, calls for attention to the lack of legal recourse, and contends the punishment exceeds the crime, favoring mercy over execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humanity
Annette Myers
Annette Myera
Ducker
Annette
Hoonry
Abe
Bis
Henry Docker
Annette Nyera
Disturbances Across Europe Prompt All-Peril Intelligence
Madrid reports three days of Paris unrest intelligence spreading with no disorder. Turin notes Jesuits expelled, Lombardy aims new taxes, and Neapolitan ultimatum pushes Sicily toward independence. Venice theatre clash, Naples protests, and Vienna reacts with mass ministerial councils and reform buzz.
Irish agitators and a dangerous weapon tale
A harsh denunciation of Irish youths urged into political action. The article condemns a Dublin writer Mitchell and Co for proposing incendiary devices and grenades, likening the plan to sedition and war against British forces. It warns the Lord Lieutenant to restrain such incendiary rhetoric amid rising tensions in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamins
Dublin
Mesars
Mitchell and Co
Mitchell
Marquis of Lansdawne
House of Lords
Ireland
St. Patrick’s Day
The French Labour Question and English Evictions
A vantage opinion notes disturbing signs in France as capital and labour clash. It cites anti English machinery sentiment, expulsions of English workers, and government reactions. The piece links French national pride to industrial envy and warns against framing readings of Louis Blanc without considering displaced workers reaching English ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmaxism II
la Presse
M. de Beville
Af. Laboy
M. Coutzen
M. Emilie de Girardin
Northern Railway
Amamera
Presse
V’aris
Louis Blanc
Paria
Rouen
Tours
Havre
Boulogne
Lord Normanby
France
Portsmouth
Brighton
Dover
Opinion on a fatal act by Annette Myers
The piece argues the mind darkens after injuries and describes passion as cumulative. It distinguishes cold blooded premeditation before the quarrel from the intense suspense in a desperate act against the person who harmed her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Myers
Finch Bog
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marquis of Satisurny
Lord Lansdowne
Bow Street
Marquis of LaxspowNe
Gpestisa
Bce
Enied
Metropolis
Lord Stanley
Tain
House OF Commons
Phursday
S. Canwronp
Boards of Guardians
O'Flanenty
Sir W. Someavilte
8. Crawford
Poor Law Commissioners of Ireland
S. Crawford
Facus
P.sczore
F. O'Connoll
Colonel Coxoxty
P. Scrope
E. B. Roetz
Colmel Conolly
Acus Onsy
Major M'Naxana
R.M. Fox
Reynolds
Moxsgxz
Waxter
Aselena
Hour Decumont
Wakley
Denisl
Lord Brougham
Weakley
Colonel Dexne
M. J. O'Con. Bell
Thz
Ricat Aev
Toomas Minyen
Milner Gibson
Upen
Home
Horemen
Caxtenpury
Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge
Canterbury
York
Lianda
St. David's
Lichfield
Madras
Antigua
Spry
William Dutton
Ilandaff
Antigo
Legal & Miscellaneous
Scnpar
Oren Gt Tetany
Tithe Waoseenay
Ember Woek
Tuvesvar
Farpay
Sarcepar
Suspar
Eclipasof Moun
Great Britain and Ireland
Ricy Water
IL al
the Weekly Chronicle
Spain
Madrid
Bank of St. Fernando
Turin
Lombardy
Palermo
Minto
Sicily
Naples
Venice
Mme. Cerito
Bhose
Messina
Messinese
Uanauit
Ferdinand
Marseilles
Rome
Ventura
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber of Peera
Psressia
Rue
Berlig
Coblentz
Hesse
Cassel
Haneu
Rourbourg
Fulde
Casselle
States of Hesse
Grand Duchy
Baden
Civic Guard
Parie
Vienna
Count de Flabault
Tubingen
Wurtemberg
Ludwig Uhland
Rhine
Danube
Great Belt
Confederation Hall
Irish National Guard
Strest
Metropolia
St. Paul's Churchyard
Hear
Lear
Cheapside
Mansion House
Blackburn
William Howard
Mr. Howard