Debates over Protection and Peel split in Parliament
In a long, opinionated summary, coverage details the split between Protectionists led by Lord Stanley and the Peel faction, the possibility of a dissolution, and forecasts of a party realignment. It notes Lord Bentinck's and Mr Boller’s rival positions, with commentary on peers and Commons members, plus implications for upcoming elections and leadership.
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George Bentinck
Boller
Country Party
Robert Peel
Lord Palmeratuy
Go Rotten
Lord Stanley
House of Lords
Commons
Perrs
Lord Brougham
Treasury
Miles
Board of Trade
Disravhi
Stafford O'Brien
St James's Arrest
Latest Intelligence from Europe and Ireland Debates
Broad survey of diplomatic and political news from France Spain Germany Poland and Ireland. Reports on Guizot Thiers and Remusal debates in the Chamber of Deputies. News of Belgian ministry Belgium and Polish insurrection. Ireland life protection bill debate and a brutal magistrate shooting in Clare with subsequent deaths and reactions.
Death by own action of Capt M'Leod of the Great Liverpool Steamer
Reports from Southampton detail the death of Captain M Leod, late commander of the Great Liverpool, who killed himself after the vessel wreck and passenger departures. The Queen, Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer, arrived with mail and distressed passengers, while crews and officers faced losses and harsh conditions.
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M‘leod
Liverpool
Poisoning Case at Bromley Heads to Thirteenth Hearing
The Bromley poisoning inquiry, adjourned from the 5th inst, was renamed on Thursday at the Swan Tavern. Witnesses such as Clara and James Churcher testified, with anonymous letters accusing Barrett and others discussed, while the coroner warned the jury to judge the letters carefully amid ongoing lengthy proceedings.
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James Churcher
Anne Cunningham
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Arundel
Flarkett
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Jane Cooper Wea
Alfred Elliott
Dartford
Miss Williams
Gale in the Channel Drives Sheltering Ships to Safety
A correspond ent reports that strong north easterly winds forced many Channel bound vessels to seek shelter in the bay. A ship named Nelwint from Ghent carried emigrants and children. a catastrophe loomed as the vessel ran aground near Berry House. Locals, led by Mr. J. Le Hingstour, aided by coast guards, rescued passengers onto shore using ropes and baskets. Rev. H. F. Lyte and Mrs Lyte opened their home for the distressed and organized fires and provisions. Subscriptions for relief spread through town as officials prepared to aid the crew and passengers. The vessel likely could not be saved. several lives were lost.
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