Ashburton Treaty debate reflects on diplomacy and limits
In a detailed parliamentary report, Lord Palmerston’s handling of the American Boundary Treaty is praised for its clarity and criticism of Lord Ashburton’s negotiating approach. The piece notes the treaty’s settlement, questions potential concessions, and foresees political reactions, including motions to thank ministers and possible censure discussions.
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G. Stavstov
Ee Hen
Mr. Hoxe
Washington
C. Napier
Lord Ashburton
America
England
St. John's
St. Lawrence
Ronse
Foreign Office
Paris
D'Anville
North Americs
Mitchell
Dr. Franklin
Livingstone
Franklin
D'Israeli
Lord Stormont
Mr. Oswald
Lord Shelburne
Oswald
Khon
Webster
Lord Palmerston
France
Hewes
House OF Commons
Thuerspat
Sreaxkex
Kesste
South Eastern
London and
Roydon
Lord Matsun
Greenwich
C. Weep
Kemure
Baxxarp
Stanton
Auch Parish
Tord G. Somerset
J. Manners
W. Cowper
Cunis Torres
S. € Zawtorp
Estcourt
Col. Wispaam
M. Parr- Lps
Escorts
Staytox
Southampton
Birkenhead
Manchester Corporation
Suow
Paisley
C. Burzer
Bownsxe
Jerusalem
Earl of Lincoln
Home
Lord Parmenston
Sir R. Peel
R. H. Inexis
Elliot
B. Cocu- Baxe
Capt
Gleig
Swwey Hersenr
Lord Patuenstos
Mr. Webster
Teagan
Lord Heytesbury
Sir Charles Vaughan
United States
Sir Robert Peel
Robert Peel
Hume
Macaulay
Cambridge Canvass Sparks Bribery Debate and Poll Shuffle
The Morning Herald reports a Cambridge election contest where Foster led early but Kelly surged to win the poll by 33 votes amid a looming petition against the return. The piece frets on Bribery, Corn Laws, and Prime Minister Peel, suggesting political speculators and volatile committees shape the outcome.
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Morning Herald
Roebuck
Cambridge
Kelly
Foster
Barowell
House of Commons
Mr. Kelly
Robert Peel
Irish House Debates On Relief and Adjournment
The session saw Mr Ross oppose outdoor relief as harmful to rents and back a government measure. Mr O'Brien spoke at length. the motion failed 23 to 108 with a majority for the government. Adjournment motions and Turnpike Roads Irish Bill motions followed. the day ended after late divisions and committee considerations.
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J. Graham
GransTone
Cunrets
James Graham
Nottingham
Hoce
John Waller
John Walter
William Briggs
William Wright
Edward Sinders
Thomas Beestall
Earl of Linconn
Hogg
Mr. Hogg
Earl of Lincoln
Sreaken
Hose
Home
Lord Sixcoxx
Huse
Vonrey
Buckingham Palace
St. James's Park
Hampton Palace
Kew Palace
Isle of
Heme
R. Peer
Winniams
Borthwick
R. Woodbine
Naples
Admiral Stopford
King of
Hue
O'Brien
Ireland
Waraly
Extor
J. Nonreys
Suow
Shanman Crawtorp
England
Escort
University of Dublin
W. Bannon
Lord C. Hamilton
French
Grecoay
R. Fenerson
Lord Barnage
Lord Eliot
Ross
Calculating Sunrise Sunset for Great Britain and Ireland
This guide explains deriving sunrise and sunset times by latitude and adjusts for degrees above or below a baseline. It also lists high water times for major ports with offsets from London Dock timing and notes further calendar information in Notices to Correspondents.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Turbulent Debate Over Corn Law Repeal and League Attacks
Reports describe heated contention among reformers about inviting Lord Brougham to discuss Corn Law repeal in Parliament, with attacks on Mr Bright and Cobden. The letters defend the Anti-Corn Law League, condemn calumny, and praise Cobden’s integrity. London meetings draw large crowds and signal rising public momentum toward repeal. The piece also notes political maneuvers in Barbadoes, New Zealand, and Glasgow shawl trades, plus local incidents and maritime traffic figures.
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Whitehaven
Antigua
Pilote du Calvados
Department of the Manche
Orion
Galignani
Bristol Journal
Madrid
St. Petersburg
M. Horace
Vernet
Russia
Belgium
Liege
Giles Hinton
Worcester College
Oxon
Gloucester
England
Edward Banks
Thames
Condon
Hinton
Metropolis
C. Buller
Col. Torrens
Robert Peel
Athlone
Crroxicre
Baker
Lord Ashley
Europe
Torrens
Lord Brougham and the Anticorn at Drury Lane
The Law League hosts a second Drury Lane Theatre meeting as Lord Brougham faces sharp criticism in letters to Mr. Bright and Homer Stansfield. Observers deride his candor vanity and display, accusing him of trickery, petty tactics, and enmity toward Cobden and others.
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dAlbion Steamengine Manufactory
Toll End
Tipton
Staffordshire
L. S
Board of Trade
TL. R
Imree
Saviili
Lord Brougham
Anticorn
LAW League
Drury Lane Theatre
Bright
Homer Stansfield
Hamer Stans
Mr. Cobden
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Sioure
Sudbury
Commons
Bancor
St. Asaph
Bangor
Iestee
Earl of Suarresscey
Lord Kenyon
Lord Redesdale
Marquis Cranetcanpe
Rylic
Broucaux
Repespare
Lugal
J. R
Rochdale
C. R
Birmingham
Westminster
C.C
J. S
Officers of Excise
Commissioners of Stamps
Somerset-house
Pharmaceutical Society
S.R
Richard
St. Luke's
A.B
J. Stringer
Wakefield
P. P
Warrington
A.ecrle Retwan
Philip Marks
S.J.S
John K
Mason -I
Meteo
Zadkiel
Pesce
Amiens
Legh
Ephem
Thurspay
Mount Vesuvius
Wailer Leghebowers
Fairay
Eiier
the Weekly Chronicle
Ashburton Treaty
Ashburton
Cocker
Hawes
London
THE
Sonpar
Taurapar
Satcapar
Mali
Mene Origo
Brin Agun
House of Lark
Drummond
Brigh
Cora-Law
Quarterly Review
Quarterly
Mr. Stansteig
John Bright
League
Cobden
Scotland
Lords
Drury-lane
Dray Lane
Villiers
Leader
Christie
R. R. Moore
Norinensa
Austin
Walter
Barbadoes
China
New Zealand
Wellington
Wellingon
Nelson
Turnagain-lane
Snoow-bill
O'Connor
Lancaster
Cust Ham
Despard
Ensign Wright
99Th
Gilmour
van Diemen’s Land
East India Company
India
Isle of Wight
Wm. Jones
Canon-bridge
Madley
Jones
Hereford Journal
Travg of
Livenroot
East Indies
St. Marylebone
St. Pancras
Borough of
Marylebone
J. Hobhouse
parlHiament
Haste
D&s
Glasgow
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