Debate on Timber Duties and Corn Law Timetable in Commons
The House discussed reducing timber duties to aid consumers and revenue, with Lord G. Bestisch proposing timing for related debates. Mr Mitchell withdrew his amendment as Sir J Hasner and others argued the measure’s timing and impact, while a plan to move the Corn Importation Bill's second reading on Friday was floated and debated amid railway and Irish policy discussions.
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Canonet
Mitchell
J. Hasner
G. Bestisch
Sip RK. Peer
House OF Commons
Ireland
Po Scnure
Tre
Workhausen
Clanronn
Gia
Si Gnallan
Treland
Scrope
State of Ireland
Dar- Tizment
Treland Severneves
Goverment
Crawford
Traud
Dole
Air
J. Grako Fed
Lord Monteagle
Eveland
England
Wycombe
Jending Sou Manes
Hem—Hear
Enghead
Lrib
Wakxey
Snaw Everred
Wakley
P. Scrope
FL Frexeu
Chocera
Ostoexe
Vs. Micwes
Rawvos
Trelane
WO Somenvsce
Esrixerus
Pirzcenarp
J. O
Bereeg
P. Scrore
House OF Lyerdse
Kixwamp
Lord Broouham
Lord Clancarty
Themelves
Parker
Duke of Nurfolkhes
Arundel and
Brawmber Agricultural Association
Pechell
Brighton
Wigan
W. E. Gladstone
Lindsay
Gnittone
Liverpool Mercury
Forster
Berwick
Newcastle
Durham Advertiser
Friends of Free Trade
King's Arms Inn
Town Hall
Price
Oldhaw
Scholes Prieley
W. J. Fox
Eny
London
Foxforthwith
Lincoln College
Charles Urban Morris
Searester College
Vance
King's College
Lonedon
Hutehina
Gvargu Frederick Lewis Bempficlé
Trinity College
Arthur Tidman
Lincorn College
Lord Crews
Gowna Edward Bvane
Lincoln Callest
Richard Jestan Ogie
Blount
New
Treasury
Partica
Time of sunrise and high water predictions for British coasts
Instructions describe calculating sunrise times by latitude, adjusting from six degrees to sunset, and listing high water times for major ports including Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton with given offsets. It also notes liturgical dates and astronomical data for March including moon phase and day length changes.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Wiven
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyheld Harbour
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Lord John Russell's Irish Coercion Motion Debate
A detailed critique of Lord John Russell's proposed measure for Ireland, arguing the motion is a calculated move to reveal Russell's views, threaten Liberal unity, and pressure government policy. The piece traces historical Irish distress, criticizes coercion bills, warns against Parliament being drawn into Irish politics, and predicts implications for Corn Law repeal timing and Peel's position.
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Lord John Russell
John Russell
Ireland
Robert Peel
Munster
Lord Claire
Lord Castlereagh
Westminster
Lord Clare
Graig
Anon
Lord Devon
Dever Alell
Jefferty
Tipperary
Avery
Priton
Rwra
Dargie
The Polish Insurrection a Nation Struggling for Liberty
A fiery critique of Polish unrest in Tarnow and the Austrian response. It condemns noble reprisals, mass executions, and despotism, arguing oppression fuels desire for freedom and warning that suppressed liberty breeds broader revolt. The piece cites Metternich’s era and laments civilian suffering amid a war class conflict.
Insurrection Reprisal Threats and Poland Partition Critique
The writer laments lack of peasant understanding and warns that if the uprising had spread, slaughter by Mohawks and Troquain would have escalated. Towns were re-seized and garrisoned, leaving a desultory mountain warfare to persist. The piece argues only a general European war could repair the wrongs of partition.
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Poland
Europe
Monsieur Guizot
Pologne
Tarnow
Metternich
Carriapen
Ferdinand Hmmself
Ain
Evecras
Railways Motions of Morrison and Parker
Debates over private versus public railway construction in Britain and on the Continent. Critics argue 3200 miles opened by private enterprise show benefits, warn against Parliament forcing terms on existing lines, and doubt a new mania for capital will revive after last autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Metropolitan Railways
Mr. W. Patra
Her
Ssion
Ro Peec
Board of Trade
J. Gaauam
Crawford
P. Scrape
Stafford O'Brien
Lord Ebrington
J. Grahem
ExernsTone
Magnison
Hear
Healec
England
France
Loudon
Paris
Manchester
Marseillea
Liverpool
Lyons
Birmingham
Haven
Shefield
Amiens
London
Havre
Bordeaux
Bordeaus
Newcastle
Nantes
Sunderland
Marseilles
Abe
Manares
Morrison
Ivava
Hepson
Parker
Vladson
Sheffel
Sheffield
Lisorcrene
Parkss
Prave Oatep
Iit Ware
Et. Peel
Peel Apan
Brongheta Ie
Watt
Belgium
Parr
Parliamant
Hudsonin
Saou
Sears
Fever Hospitals in Ireland and Government Plan
The Town Edition reports heated debate over Sir James Graham's motion for fever hospitals in Ireland. It notes divisions on policy, including food provision, tariffs, and public works, with comments on Mr. Smith O'Brien, Mr. Wakley, Mr. Poulett Scrope, and Lord George Bentink. It contrasts Irish needs with Birmingham’s aid, and mentions Spooner, the tariff changes, and broader economic anxieties amid a looming civic crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Smith O'Brien
Spogner
James Graham
Shaw
Robert Peel
Wakley
Poulett Scrope
George Bentinck
Mr. Smith O'Brien
Birmingham
Wight
Spooner
Loving
Sas
Mateo
Robert Vee
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House OF Lords
Warber
Mr. Morrison
Hayter
Lord Esubarax
Aglionuy
Extwister
Huste
Lord Woasney
Sir G. Grey
BR. Pree
Lord J. Russe
The
Excarqurer
Lord J. Russell
Baatna
Horssak
Wans
Moratson
S. Heasext
Grenadier Guards
Corar
Jesus Gaanam
Lonoon
Deonerg
North Latitude
Morn
IL Minutes Past 8.—Musnar
Texspay
Wepxxspay
Tuvasnay
Satenvar
Sospay
Exaouuain
John Xri
Exodus v. Philemon
Great Britain and Ireland
Rieet
Hines
Maunlay
Wane Hy
Toes Weeekly Chronicle
Partiva
Home Secretary
Consolidated Fund
Juho Iuesell
Secord
Stotert Peel
Protectioniate
James Grahsa
Railways
United States
Oregon
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