Removal and debate on Irish policy and factory hours
In the Lords debate Mr. S O'Brien advocates reform to relieve Ireland's distress while Lords discuss removal of Smithfield Market and Mara case. The session covers financial and social issues including advocacy for a landowner residence requirement, a Poor Law influence, and adoption of several Bills. The afternoon ends with a clause on factory hours restricting under eighteen work to ten hours daily and fifty eight weekly, passing 144 to 66.
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A. Brooer
Bedixw
Ireland
S. O'Brien
J. O'Conniele
England
Lord Iettspeace
Theas
Strant
S. Craw
Smithfield Market
Oamssy Gore
London
Morre TH
Corporation of London
Earl of
Mr. Mara
Mara
Heme
Sattara
J. Hosnouse
India
Sir R Pee
Dr. Bownine
Russia
Lari Castlereagh
Times
Lord Panstieston
Therm
Joan C. Hosnorse
Court of Directors
Moten
Irish Poor Relief debate ends with clause intact
In a tense session, Lords and MPs clash over the Poor Law relief provisions. Sir B Hall and Mr Shaw spar over contributions and the role of clergymen in aid. A large US subscription to aid Irish poor draws cheers as the committee wrangles over a clause permitting workhouse relief in certain cases.
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Courtenay
B. Hall
United States of North America
Suaw
J. Rousset
Ireland
Shaw
Mortgages to Building Societies Inquiry Letter Source
A letter to the editor discusses building society mortgage practice. It references the St Luke’s Squilad Building Society meeting and opinions of J T Pratt and Revell Phillips. The writer argues about whether funds may be secured by property already in a shareholder’s possession and cites 1843 opinion on if a transfer or mortgage can secure a loan.
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Hughendon
Bucks
Joan Norris
B. Disraeli, Esq
M. de Rothechild
Earl of Buckinghamshire
Hempden
Wittam Clowge
D. Phipps
William
George
Ileaca
Charing Cross End
Duke Biceity Bromford Street
Europe
Edward
Winchester
Ron
James Duncan
Lnte
Paternoster Row
Daniel Nash
Strand
Bishon
Tie
Chichester
London
Westminster
Bill Waters
Cochrane
Billy Waters
Benlab Spe
House of Commons
Norwood
Westalwater
Cease
Weeks Chronicle
Building Societies
J. Tidd Pratt
Revell Phillips
Mader
Wyatt
E. J. Southwert
Jubilee-Street
Stapney
Greene
Barry
Whitehall
Treasury and Home Departments
Board of le, &c
Horse Guards
Morse Guards
Admiralty
Dover House
War Department
Court Journal
Great Western Railway
Vison
Paddington
Seone
Commissioners of Sewers
Tuesda
Electric Telegraph Company
Lothbury
London Bridge
Kingham Street
Princes Street
Moorgate Street
Finsbury
Dover
Birmingham
Great Western
9 Church
Privy Council
Heraclitus
Joe
John Bull
John
Parliament
John Ball
Johno
Home
Ullogg Concombe
Fiosbury
Conolly
Walyne
Meeting of nobles supports measures to curb seduction trade
A London Tavern gathering led by Sir E N Barton backs a bill to prevent trafficking in seduction and prostitution. Speakers condemn the current law as inadequate and press for stronger penalties and prosecutorial powers to protect women and girls from exploitation.
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London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
House of Commons
Spooner
E. N. Barton
R. Groavenor
Mr. Hughes
St. Pancras
Clowes
Earl of Mountcashel
George TI
Christiane
Sherif
Paris
Boulogne
London
France
England
Robert Munro
Bridewell
Buckingham
W. Evans
M.P
Glanville
Cray
Brown
Lusignan
Woodyer
M-P
Bas
Time tables and religious notices about sunrise lows and tides
An OCR fragment lists sunrise and sunset time adjustments by latitude, high water times for major ports, and weekly religious notices. It includes dates from March and notes for Lent terms, lunar phases, and day length changes across referenced months and years. It mentions places like London Dock, Bristol, Dublin, Holyhead, Liverpool, and other harbors.
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Great Britsin
Ireland
London
Bristol
Falmouth
Ball
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
The Weekly Chronicle on Ten Hours Bill and Cracow Debate
The piece rails against a strict ten hours proposal and fasting measures, condemning parliament’s tactics. It critiques Cracow debate outcomes, exposes party maneuvers, and questions parliamentary conscience and independent existence of ministers amid constitutional controversy.
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Committee of Selection
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Russis
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Lord Morpethin
Mr. Callaghan
Cass
Marylebons
Sir B. Ball
Tieman
Mallow
Gaking
Relief Committee
Callaghan
Wars
B. I
B. Haxt
Fermoy
B. Halls
B Cayley
E S Chapman
Chelsea
Viscount Chichester
J [ Christopher
A Codrington
W Cole
H A Collett
J Conyngham
Lor Courtenay
Lord Cowper
W Crewford
Curteis
B D'Eyncourt
A Douglas
H Douglas
Duncombe
T Dundas
D du Pre
C G Entwisle
W Etwall
R Evans
Sir D Ferrand
W E Pinch
A Fitzroy
Lord C
Fleatwood
Sir I Flower
Sir Jam Fox
C R Frewes
C H Fuller
A E
See T Mranby
Mary Stainer
Te Dhieened Tan
Grosvenor
le Grosvenor
Ei Hall
Sir B Halsey
T P Hamilton
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Harris
Hon . Hatton
Capta Henley
J W Hervey
Lord Hildyard
T J Hindley
C Hodgron
R Holland
R Hornby
J Howard
F Howard
P H Humphery
Ald Inglis
BH Johnson
Genera Jolliffe
W G Kemble
H Lascelles
Hon . Law
C E Layard
Major Lefroy
A Liddell
H T Lowther
J H Lowther
Col ‘Manners
J March
Earl of Masterman
J Maunsell
T P Miles
Morgan
Morris
D Most
Smith
RY Spooner
R Stanler
WO Staunton
G T Stuart
J Strickland
G Tollemacke
J Tower
Christopher Trevor
G Troubridge
Turn Verner
W Vyse
Howard Sarre
Rriddington
HS Wakley
T Walker
R Waws
JT Wiliams
NO Fitzwilliam
Hn Forater
Mr Gibson
Grey
Tecmor Sie T
Aldan
W Antrobus
E Baine
W Barkly
Securues
Harcourt
G G Hawes
B Hope
J Houldsworth
Howard
Ho C Hama I
Patten
J W Philips
M M Prothero
G Pusey
P Ries
ER Ross
RK Russell
J Stansfield
Stuart
J W G Stuart
WV Strutt
E Thornely
Z Towneley
J Tafneil
Ane
H Villiers
C Wall
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Tellers
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Legal & Miscellaneous
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Tau Sun
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Cambridge
Oxford
the Weekly Chronicle
Sunday Moerning
Milla
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Plumptre
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Neas
George Bentinck
D'Israeli
Hume
O'Sarack
Vienna
Poland
Prussia
Austria
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Germany
Mr. Home
Russell
Bentinck
East Somerset
Gore Langton
Byng
Association For
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Tory Ditte Halnegge
Somerset
Balan
Caige
Erie
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