Cobden seaks inquiry into effects of corn laws on tenants
In a heated debate, Mr Cobden moves a select committee to investigate how protective duties on imports affect tenants, farmers, and farm laborers, arguing the system harms agriculture and national welfare while opponents warn of agitation and misused inquiries.
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Essex
F . Tyrell
Mr. Codb
Mr. Cobden
Ancy
Stanley
North
Lanccashire
Lancashire
Russia
Mannufacturer
Grapstone
Cobden
Woul
United Kingdom
Mr. Hawes
Gladstone
Lord Porzixetos
League
Yorkshire
F. Scott
Cocanaxs
Ferrari
Cuarets
Brothertos
Woop
Anti Corn Law League
Lincolnshire
Rumours of Lisbon aid to crush Portugal revolt in Madrid
A Madrid rumour on the 3d instant claimed the Spanish government sent cash and artillery at Lisbon's request to suppress the Portugal revolt. Other items note a Norwich guardians’ push to exempt local acts from Sir James Graham’s bill, a fatal factory accident at Messrs Banday’s with widows funded, and a rash of court and public notices including a sensational Berkshire crime trial and Cobden’s Corn Law discussion in Parliament.
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Greece
E. Lyons
K. Peer
Howard Doveins
R. Snerrs
Cocirang
M. Milnes
Porte
Crown
Hors
Levant
England
Bowarne
R. Pee
Stratford Canning
Lord Palmerston
R. Peel
Mityes
Tunyen
Turner
Ewart
W. Cowrer
R. Peer
Oronour
Lord R. Grosvenor
Hume
Pruxprre
Wannurray
BrotHerton
Thomas Aczano
Eue Hixstox
TheLawner
Goutsurn
Govnnans
Heme
Rosent Peet
Ertnstone
George Clerk
Treasury
Watzack
Select Committee
Madrid
Lisbon
Portugal
Richards
Alexander
Valentine Lee
Oxford
Queen's Counsel
Corporation of Guardians
Norwich
James Graham
Messrs
Banday
Robert
Steadman
Ireland
M. Junurex
M. Juthen
Westminster
Hawkins
Strattonground
Washington
Cochran
Reading of Legal Queries and Submissions in The Weekly Chronicle
A reader column compiles various professional and legal opinions on debt set offs, monuments, knighthood, property, and tax disputes. It references individuals and places such as Manchester, Redruth, Devonshire Street, Ireland, Murray's Guide Book, and Keeleys, outlining remedies, appointments, and procedural steps for creditors, debtors, and claimants.
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Devizes
Coppeck
Ludlow Bruges
Court OF Arches
Expainstone
Commons
Lord Worszzy
S. Crawtonprose
Nyland
Ireland
England
Sintuor
Hou
Canters
Darpy
Cowrer
R. Puen
Glasgow
Manchester
Lord Worster
R. Peen
Church of England
Devonshire-street
Redruth
A. Thomas
Murray
Elcho
Cobbett
Duncan Cameron
Ijt
E. E
Keeleys
Macready
Miss Horton
Fortunio
Alisa Gould
H. H
Hibernicus
John Fuller
John Lawrence
L. W
M. M
Rovyal
Weekly Chronicle
Duke of
Sussex
Margaret
Henry VIII
D'esté
Dukes of Atholl
Alary
Henry Viie
Duke of Sussex
T. D
W. J
Sunrise Sunset Rules and Tide Times From The Week
A historical note explains sunrise and sunset timing by latitude for Great Britain and Ireland, plus high water times at major ports with several city-specific adjustments. It includes dated ephemeris entries, weather forecasts, and notable events with calendar data.
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Great Britain and Ireland
Lundon
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Government Refuses Inquiry Amid Parliamentary Strife
A caustic critique accuses the government of resisting inquiry and clinging to power. The piece mocks Gladstone and Peel, claims Parliament is blocked by a land-centered agenda, and warns that public discontent will breed conspiracies and theatre-style meetings until justice and security prevail.
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Mr. Hawes
Mr. Gladstone
Duke of Richmond
Gladstone
Robert Pe
James Graham
O Connell Dinner Sparks Press Fury and Public Sympathy
The Tory press rages over the O Connell demonstration with accusations of impiety and sedition. The Times calls it a wretched mummery and the Standard decries it as a rabble gathering. The piece notes shifting public opinion, a rare turnout of Eleven Hundred men honoring a Catholic figure, and praise for Dancombe and O Connell's speeches alongside remarks from Lord Shrewsbury and Henry Berkeley on electoral reform.
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O'Connell
Piven
the Times
Canaille
Great Britain
Ireland
Israel
Pennefather
Mr. O'Connell
T.B. Cusack Smith
Birmingham
Covent Garden
John Russell
O O'Connell
O’connell
Dancombe
Lord Normanby
House of Lords
Lord Ellenborough
Gwalior
Lord Tweedale
Bombay
Lord Sidmouth
I ‘Coffin
Roland
Lord Shrewsbury
Henry Berkeley
Sun
Duelling debate in Galway echoes historic jury challenges
In Galway the discussion recalls old times as Trish Squires and Lord Brougham figure in a House of Commons scene about jury composition and challenges to the array. The exchange notes virtuous indignation on duelling, with Captain Bernal’s speech on Mrs Fawcette standing out amid few practical results.
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Galway
Trish Squires
Lord Broughamn
House of Commons
Bernal
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