The Dorsetshire Labourers Wages Debate and Cobden Attacks
A parliamentary debate centers on Mr Bankes and Mr Cobden over Dorsetshire laborers wages, rent advantages, and Anti-Corn Law League tactics. Cobden and Gibson defend the league as a public opinion force while Peel and allies argue for cautious action, with extensive references to past conflicts and parliamentary privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Mr. Cobden
Sir R. Peel
Bankes
Dorsetshire
Blandford
Stockport
Mr. Bankes
Sussex Comanry
London
Noland
Hampshire
Surrey
Anti-Corn Law Leaguers
Lord George Gordon
St. George’s Fields
House of Commons
Westminster Hall
Anti-Cornlaw League
Cocazane
Corpsa
League
Drury-lane
Kon
Torset
Northampton
Sheffield
Wreesast Martin
Williams
Coventry
Wopenoose
Cocrmane
Wilkeses
George Gordons
Duke of Buckingham
Lord Mountcashel
Cornlaws
British Agricultural Protection Society
Central Protection Society For British Agriculture
KR. Brown
Central Agricultural Society
Wigmore-street
Cavendish-square
Brown
Time of sunrise sunset and high water notes
The article explains calculating sunrise and sunset by latitude differences from 52 30, with adjustments of 6 and 5 minutes per degree. It lists high water correction tables for major ports, including Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton, and notes on Harbours. It also records celestial data for March 19 78 days to moon’s age, and daily weather notes from Legh with events like Newton's death and Elizabeth's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Legh
E.N.M
Meteo
Ephem
Sir Isaac Newton
Zadkiel
Transpar
Kotzebue
Queen Elizabeth
Fair
Meteo Phem
Imperial critique of Indian policy and Sino-British relations
The article critiques Lord Ellenborough's approach in India and the Ferazepsie Durbar, calling for a practical, businesslike fix and the removal of ineffective leadership. It dismisses fears of China’s Canton Riots, trusts Sir Henry Pottinger to secure reparations from the Chinese Emperor, and expects the Sino-British treaty to be ratified and exchanged without further disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Lord Ellenborough
Ferazepsie
France
James Graham
Robert Peel
China
Canton
Henry Pottinger
Formos
Sharman Crawford's Complete Suffrage Motion Debated
A House vote on Mr. Sharman Crawford's motion drew Lord Marcus Hill to reach the required 40, while Lord John Russell and Sir Robert Peel watched. The motion was counted out as public business began, with Sturge's cooperation complicating progress and broad opposition anticipated from both sides over a proposed Model Bill and broader representation reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
House OF Commions
Grapsroxe
Gnocan
J. Graham
Mr. Feeney
Lord Error
Medical Charities
Bancray
R. Incuis
London
Manchester
Birmingham
G. Blakeley
R. Hume
Lord A. Lennox
Dlas
Howard
Stockdale
Joux Russext
John Campbell
St. Peel
Denman
Eece
Afr
Genera
John Russell
F. Burdett
Naymore
House of Commons
Ponsonby
Ireland
F. Murdett
T. Wilde
Court of Chancery
Errunstone
R. Peet
C. W. Wyxn
George III
Burdett
Abbott
Hansard
Gossett
Mr. Escott
T. Wripe
R. Peel
House
Lord Holt
W. Gibbs
Westminster Hall
Sir T. Wilde
Newgate
Posse Comitatua
T. Wille
Queen's Bench
Murray
John Hob- Louse
W. Follett
Howick
T. Duscombe
Mr. Howard
Hoase
R. Inauis
Haney
Lord J. Russell
Fernanv
Halifax
James Graham
Ferrano
Thuersday
Herevory
St. Asaph
Bangor
Lord Dacre
Lord Moxreacve
Lomnp Caaxceton
Law Courts
Westminster
Lincoln's Inn
Lord Browainm
Lord Chancellon
Chancery Courts
Westminster Hawl
Lord Camouece
Lent Wuarneurre
Marquis of
Saxospawne
China
Canton
Earl of Rosenery
Poor-Law Commission For
Scotland
Peenert
South Eastern Railway
Dover
South Eastern
London and Croydon
Bricklayers
Sunderland
Nottingham
Lancaster and
Preston
Convex
Wattacy
Ayrshiice
Lanarkshire
Fexmann
England
Wales
Mackixxon
Thames
Portsmouth
Earl of Lincoln
Linthorp
Ward
Lord Howick
Ricardo
Robert Pee
Mr. Ricardo
Sir Robert Peel
Macheath
Fhose
Sharman Crawford
Marcus Hill
Lord John Russell
Charles Douglas
Starge
Robert Peel
Sturge
Crawford
When Wheat Was Low Villiers and the Young England Party
A fragmentary account recalls Mr Villiers introducing a new date into the Agricultural Calendar and linking integrity to price levels. It notes Sir Charles Broke Vere chairing an East Suffolk Agricultural Association meeting urging members to withhold supplies until ministers act, while Conservative MPs demand action with the date phrase echoed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villiers
Mr. Villiers
Anti Corm Law League
Charles Broke Vere
East Sutfolk Agricultural Association
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Anti-Corn Law League
Read
Mr. M. Greson
Earl of Darlington
Earl of
AntiCornlaw League
Mr. Werd
Gibson
Adam Smith
Mr. Ward
Smith
Ricards
Anti Corn Law League
Catholic Association
Brackstone
Society For the Protection of Agriculture
Canada
R. Pex
Lord Stanley
Agricultural Society
Brotherton
Wilkins
Wann
H. W
Fes
Lynn Regis
Q. T
J. Chandler
J. Dixon
R. J
Mary
H. J
W. Yeffrah
J. Jones
G. D
John Scott
miscHrious
Bean
Amajesty
Francis
Lloyd
Mander—I
West Middlesex
James Walker
Thos. Cooke
Drury Lane
Caspar
der Freischutz
T. P. Cooke
T. B
Macready
Weekly Chronicle
Bfarch
Hia
the Weekly Chronicle
Mr. Milnes
George Bankes
Cobden
Drury Lane Theatre
Board of Trade
Squirearchy
Lucy
Duvors
Great Britain and Ireland
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Risa Water
Satonpar
Overland Mail
MR. Sharman Crawford
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