Ireland Poor Law debate over the tenth clause and relief rules
A House of Commons debate centers on repeal of the tenth clause of the Irish Poor Law bill. Advocates argue it enables widespread clearances and destitution. Opponents warn repealing alone worsens pauperism, while defenders claim targeted relief remains unfair and dangerous to landlords and tenants.
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Boards of Guardians
S. Crawford
Ireland
Facan
P.sczore
P. O'Connor
Clexxxts
G. Grey
Colonel Cosoxty
P. Scrope
E. B. Rocue
Colonel Conolly
House of Commons
Treland
Raxtonsy
M‘namara
R.M. Fox
Himelf
Reynolds
Moxsexi
Mr. Waxter
Howe Datison
Walley
M4r. Walley
Lord Brougham
Wakley
Colonel Dunne
M. J. O'Connell
Ayer
Debates Over Tariff Policy and Trade Legislation
The debate criticized the late and present governments for following a disastrous commercial policy. Speakers argued the M Gregor evidence on duties, ridiculed tariff authorship, and denounced taxation on the middle class. The session reviewed the timber and silk trades, urged big expenditure cuts, and signaled changes to the colonial system as the Passengers Bill passed and the House adjourned to Monday.
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B. Hart Ton
Haxittax
Ireland
Home
Wilson
Russias
United States
Europe
J. B. Suite
Wo Moresworth
R. Peel
Bon. Baronet
Hume
W. Mixes
Hour
Str B. Peel
Campwach
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Tiehon
Vite
Lord Shelburne
Bolingbroke
Pitt
Pew
Baronet
Wi Bo
Disraeli
Prussia
America
France
Fraice
Lancashire
Manchester School
Ant Corn Law Leaguers
M'Gregor
Import Duties Committee
Glasgow
Grapstone
M.greaor
Petition Drives For Removal Of Jewish Disabilities Lead Council Vote
Up to March 1 towns and cities petitioned for removal of Jewish disabilities with Jedburgh as the sole corporate town opposing. By that date 641 petitions, signed by 298 21 people, supported removal while 678 petitions, signed by 54 127 individuals, opposed it.
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Jedburgh
Time of Sunrise Sunset and Tidal High Waters in Britain
The excerpt describes adjusting sunrise and sunset times by latitude based on degrees from 61 deg 80 min and below 51 deg 80 min, and adds specific hour and minute adjustments for high water at major ports including London Dock, Bristol, York, Falmouth, Hull, Milford Haven, Brighton, Cowes, Dover, Dublin, Holyhead, Liverpool, Port Glasgow, and Southampton. It also notes weekday religious listings, moon phases, day length, and dawn/twilight timings for a week in Lent during March.
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Kennington Common
Scotland Yard
Haye
Thindas
Tieelac
Metropolitan Court OF Sewers
House of Commons
Lord Morpeth
Westminster
Holborn
Finsbury
Tower Hamlets
Poplar
Surrey
Kept
Greenwich
Geneve
Metropolitan Commissionera of Sewers
Commissioners of Sewers
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Metropolitan Sewers
Hinton
Chadwick
Ale
General Purposea Committee
General Purposes Committee
Hutton
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Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead Barbour
Liverpool
Port Glagow
Southampton
Ember Wesk
Tuvesnay
Farpay
Saturvay
Souspar
Tim
Disturbances Across Cities Highlight Aftermath of French Revolutions
The Weekly Chronicle reports widespread unrest in London and other cities linked to the French upheaval. Rioters smash lamps and shop windows while police clash with crowds. debates over who pays for damages fill Westminster.
France balance of power and revolution in a single era
The piece surveys the rapid French upheavals from the July Monarchy to exile of Louis Philippe, noting the dynastic shifts, the abdication of the Orleans family, the escape of the ex-king, and the shifting fortunes of the French royal line as viewed from Britain. It mentions the Duchess de Montennier and the Duke d Aumale among others.
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France
Paris
Napoleon
Louis XVIII
Charles X
Louis Philippe
Chambora
Count de Paris
Orleans Dynasty
Tollerien
Bis
Williams Smith
Newhaven
Sanz
Loula Philippe
Claremont
Countess de
Duchess de Montpennier
Irish Sympathy With the French Revolution Sparks Debate
The United Irishman article denounces Mr. Mitchell and Young England as rebels plotting in Dublin. It imagines an uprising with sabotaged rails and burned bridges, urging residents to defend the city with household items while Saxon troops contend with insurrection.
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Assutant Patriota
Aeems
Mitchell
Marquis of Lansdowny
House of Lords
Othera
Ren Land
St. Patrick’s Day
Repealere
Dublin
Paris
Saya
Erebus
Dutlin
Messrs. Mitchell and Co
The Case of Annette Myers Deserves Mercy Calls
A London newspaper urges mercy for Annette Myers, a French-born servant who killed Henry Dacker after abusive letters and coercion. The piece argues the law cannot fully redress her suffering and questions the justice of her death sentence.
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Annette Myers
Walt
Ducker
Annette
Henry
Abs
Eay
Henry Dacker
The French Labour Question and English Reactions
A critical discussion on how French workers respond to modernizing ideas and foreign competition. The piece notes expulsions of English workers from Rouen and ports, argues jealousy over superior English machinery, and cites the Provisional Government promising restitution. It warns that unrest and migration to England will persist without reform. The text urges reading both argument and commentary together.
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Paria
Orber
Rouen
Tourn
Havre
Boulogne
Lord Normanby
France
Portsmouth
Brighton
Dover
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