Parliamentary debate on privileges and Ireland bill tensions
A long session notes readings and divisions on a liberty clause for house actions, a coroner inquiry motion, and amendments to the Tithe and Prisons bills. Lords address church patronage, Irish reform petitions, and Stade duties while politicians clash over press protections and the administration of justice in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Administration OF Justice
Ireland
E.texsext
Prcett
Sir G. Grey
George Grey
Fox Mavte
Burrowcues
Hovces
Tesiay
England
Ales
Botpero
Ordnance
Royal Military Academy
Woolwich
Picott
Lord Exion
House OF Lords
Scotland
Duke of Buck Cleuch
Edinburgh
Dundee
Lord Honcann
Breadalbane
Lord Fitzerratp
Galway
Kread
Lord CuancEe
Lor
China
Crotchet Castle
John Russell
Canada
William Molesworth
Transportation Committee
New South Wales
Robert Inglis
Easthope
Lord Lyndhurst
Lord Brougham
J Farrell O Flannigan and the Fairies at Haymarket
A review notes the early 1839 Haymarket première of J Farrell O Flannigan and the Fairies. The item includes brief commentary from a Constant Reader and references to a solicitor-general, parliamentary salaries, and stamp-office copy requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Farrell
O'Flannigan and the Fairies
Haymarket Theatre
W. C
Stade Duties and Hanoveric Control Over Elbe Trade
The article praises Mr. Hutt for pressing Stade Duties that burden trade with Hamburg under Hanover, notes a British protest in Parliament, and urges Lord Palmerston and Mr. Labouchere to secure practical concessions beyond minor exemptions. It argues England should seek fair passage and laments past diplomatic constraints tied to the Crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Hume
England
Wales
China
Joan A. Sarry
India
J. Bissent
Hurt
Hurl
Elbe
Hanover
Stade
Mr. H
Hutt
Hawes
Lord PaLmerston
Lanove
F. Trexell
Harr
Hamburg
Duke of Cumberland
Canton
Germany
Vienna
Mr. Hutt
Mr. Labouchere
The York Trials Verdict On Feargus O Connor
Feargus OConnor, a veteran Chartist and controversial figure, was convicted of libel at York after a brief trial. The piece notes his prior influence and criticizes the jury’s quick verdict, while questioning the fairness of the legal process and predicting contested repercussions for his defense of Chartism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feargus O'Connor
York
O'Connor
Northern Star
Newport
The Glasgow Clubs Debate at Westminster
The article censures Mr Wallace for a frivolous and unfair motion about the University of Glasgow Liberal and Conservative clubs. It notes Fox Maule’s earnest remonstrance and Sir Robert Peel’s witty, persuasive speech that vindicated Peel Club dominance at Glasgow for the next five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
University of Glasgow
House of Commons
Campbell Club
Robert Peel
Peel Club
Mr. Wallace
Fox Maule
Glasgow
Peel
Bank of Eng land dividend and Swiss socialism notes
The Bank of England holds a quarterly court and approves a 3 percent dividend for the half-year ending April 5, with dividend warrants ready by April 6 and branch banks described as profitable. Other items report a Swiss socialist sect’s collapse, a Downpatrick fire, a deadly lime kiln accident, two river deaths, a Thames coroner’s inquest, a London pistol incident, and assorted anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Dublin
Switzerland
Erybinger
Rothacker
Upper
Wurtemburg
Chateau de Rothacker
Jupee Torrens
Judge Torrens
Seaforde House
Forde
Downpatrick
Torrens
Belfast
Tweddle
Carlisle Journal
Black Rock Falls
Llanelly
Daniel Sullivan
John Thomas
Black Rock
Gethswellin
Clydach
Sullivan
Thomas
Merlin
Thames
St. George’s Stairs
Deptford
John Bird
Lambeth Street
Smith
Millwall
Baltimore Clipper
West
Balzac
Porte St. Martin
Moniteur Parisien
Sir William
Kean
Macbeth
Mr. Kean
Camden Society
Court and fashion at Buckingham Palace dinner and theatre
A royal dining gathering at Buckingham Palace is described with Her Majesty in attendance. A moving account covers a theater visit to see Is Ta Legs and an accident involving a lamp and gas post near the Queen’s carriage. The queen later attends a levee at St James’s with Prince Albert and various dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Palace
Haymarket
Mr. Bernard
Prince Albert
Lehzen
Prince Alle
Colonel Wemyss Hai
Colonel Wemyss
St. James’s Palace
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
Lyttleton
Duke of Cambridge
Earl of Mansfield
Duke of Roxburgh
Earl of Rosebery
William Woods
Albert
Duchess of Sutherland
Lansdowne
Lansdowne House
Deux Monde
Roya
England
Duchess of Cambridge
Duke of Wellington
Literary Gazette
Fudge
Edwin Landseer
St. James's
Leslie
Moon
Threadneedle-street
Graves
Myr. Hayter
King’s College
Arnott
Watson
Tynte (Caldwell
Dublin
Charles Tynte
Fitzmaurice Caldwell
John Cauldwell
Pratt Tynte
Colonel Pratt
Cavan
Earl of Dysart
Trish
Castle Hint
Earl Fortescue
Castlehill
Athenry
Edward Bermingham
Lord
Mr. Bermingham
Kilfilan
Kings County
Peter de Bermingham
Tormoy
Wm. de Bermingham
Connaught
Falgan
Cloodargan
Zlimerich Chronicle
Lady Lyspurnst
Bath
George-street
Hanover-square
Cone
Royal
Princess Mary
Goldsmiths’ Hall
Alderman Copeland
Copeland
Victoria
Duchess of Kent
St Paul's
Baiuutox
Brighton
Ostend
Morning Post
Willis
Paris
Mons
Jullien
Theatre opens amid desert Nile visitors in Alexandria
A French vaudeville troupe opened a recently erected theatre in Alexandria under Mvhe met Ali’s auspices, amid loud applause and curiosity from western visitors on the Nile edge. The Sydney Herald notes a humorous court scene where Mr. Windeyer declares readiness, prompting a judge’s joke as counsel admits uncertainty about his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Mvhemet Ali
Desert
Nile
Terry
Martin
Camden Society
Justice Willis
Sydney Herald
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Walter
Middlesex
Woop
LEGAL
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A.Z
J.N
T. Welwyn
J. K
P. L
Wen
Liverpool
Verax
London
Bristol
Shrewsbury
Wno. P.S
L. R
K. W
J. W
E.H. L
Paisley
Statesman
True Sun
Strand
W. W
C. R
Manchester
G. Shaw
T. B.P
A. P
M. C
J. C
A. Z
H. H
Ricardus
Birmingham
W.M
Plymouth
L. J
Fes
Robert Jones
Terraria Paventa
Cincinnatus
B.C. D
Amelia
Venus
Adonis
D. F
G. G
Paddington
Porkshire
Europe
Virginia
H. B
F. M.hulme
W. Brookes
G.H
Chronicle
J.L. A.greenwich
J.L. A
Sheffield
Holberry
O' Connor
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