Irish Tenant Right Debate Arouses Ireland Land Law Fears
The Commons debate centers on the Outgoing Tenants Bill and Mr Crawford's tenant right plan. Critics warn of confiscation and eviction risk, while supporters urge reform to protect Ulster smallholders. Prolonged discussion leads to adjournment and shifting political blame amid land reform tensions.
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House OF Commons
Ireland
P. Lenore
G. Grey
E. B. Rocne
W.somerville
A. Brooke
Reysoutus
Trish
Marien
W. Somerville
Fox
8. Crawfox
Ulster
Mr. Trezawsy
Land of Ireland
W. Powys
S. Crawford
Home
England
Scotland
W. Somervitte
S.crawford
John O'Connell
Derrynune
Times
Campbell Foster
Lautrer
Trelawny
Cartacan
Sugees Inn
Mir. BaorueRroy
Committee of Supply
House Debate Over Game Laws Ends With Dropped Order
The House clashed over Mr Bright's bill to reform game laws. Colonel ListHoxr censured Bright, Sir G Stricktown faulted his remedies, and Sir G Grey warned against harsher trespass laws. After divisions, the debate adjourned to six months, finalizing as a dropped order.
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House OF Commons
Toursday
Harwich
Mackenzie
Deackstoxs
Hume
Greas
8. Hare
Herwich
B. Cocnrane
Hexcer
Horsham
Dillon
F. O'Connor
Barcur
Jeare
Phillipps
Home Department
Faa
Home Office
Taboux
England
Mr. Bright
Sir G. Grey
Bright
B. Cocamane
Newpecote
W. P. Woon
H. Verxer
G. Trowrson
F. Mackenzie
Sesaker
Dr. Bowarna
Legal and Miscellaneous Correspondence Summary
A compendium of queries and advice on property, tenancy, wills, and marriage law. Topics include debt recovery, infant succession, tenant renewals, parish relief, election bribery, and clerical marriage limits, with case anecdotes from Troutbeck and Crown claims. Named places include Gravesend, Finsbury, Horsham, Manchester, Cheltenham, Bath, Derby, Tipton, and Leeds. The column guides readers on procedures, rights, and potential outcomes across multiple legal scenarios.
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Duncombe
Devonalkre
Forkshire
Horsham
Jervis
Fou
Burgoyne
South Molton
Cooper
Hirmingham
Thanet
Edith
Safron Walden
G. W
Manchester
Re. W
A. R
Bt. W
Holmes
Home
Cheltenham
Wwe
Chellexham
Aluaya
Birmingham
Stanchester
J.W
Bath
J. C
A. G. He
Leeds
Lilly
J. N
P.T
Derby
Afr. Strutt
Otho Venus
Tipton
Troutbeck
Court of Chancery
George the Fourth
Brighton
Cumberland
Brougham
Fork
Justice Littledale
House of Lords
Sessions House
Westminster
Naval Estimates debated by Ward and Home in Parliament
The Weekly Chronicle reports a lively debate on Navy Estimates led by Ward and Home. Cobden presses free trade criticisms while Palmerston defends preparedness, warning against retrenchment. The piece contrasts past retrenchment with current plans and foresees benefits from sustained dockyard works.
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Hume
Napier
Joseph
Montrose
Lisbon
Coventry
Corry
Admiralty
Home
Mr. Home
Europa
France
Lion
Eitha Barrit
Universal Brotherhood
Mr. Cobden
Beam
Her
Manchester
Cobden
Tagas
Tord Palmerston
A Calendar on Sunrise, Tides, and Liturgical Times
This calendar outlines how to compute sunrise and sunset adjustments by latitude and season for Great Britain and Ireland, plus high tide corrections at major ports. It lists hourly offsets for Bristol York Falmouth Harbour Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton and more. It also notes liturgical readings for Sundays and the moon’s phase and length of day changes for March and April.
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Lord Staxcey
Marquis of
Layspense
Lord MonTeacce
Oxford
Great Suitaiy
Ireland
London-Dock
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Naval power and cost define England's global role
The speaker argues England cannot curtail naval strength due to colonial stakes and vast commerce. Ward's remark is cited, stating the perilous cost of a nation seen as wealthy yet weak, underscoring resolve to maintain sea power and deterrence.
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England
Ward
The Liberty of Unlicensed Printing A Word for Poets
A London commentary defends the English liberty of the press, lauding Milton and Cromwell era poets and contrasting England’s enduring free press with continental upheavals. It criticizes Mr. Drummond in Parliament for doubting poets while praising Cromwell era prints and the public value of a free press for England and Europe.
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House of Commons
France
England
Europe
Drummond
Lamartine
Cromwell
Milton
Nevehy
Alaraton Moor
Feme
Germany
Ferdinand
Luja
Bavaria
Munich
Medical Relief Lord Ashley's Resolutions Debate
The piece critiques Poor Law Medical Relief under Lord Ashley proposals and condemns aims for universal Medical Officer access and a new inspectorate. It commends Mr. Buller and Mr. Baller for resisting impractical, costly changes while supporting improved, noncentralised relief administration and maintaining Guardian independence.
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Boards of Guardians
Axsin
Thoas
Lord Atchley
Charles Baller
Charles
Baller
Buller
Lord Ashley
Wakley
Healey
Clay
Denison
Legal row as safe remedy for Ireland’s reform
A Dublin era column argues that a legal proceeding against Meagher Mitchell and O’Brien will calm Irish unrest. It mocks violent reformers, praises court processes, and predicts Parliament’s restraint, urging calm via legal pageantry rather than riot.
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Treland
Green Island
Ireland
Pena
Donnybrook
Emmett
Fitzgerald
O'Connell
O'Brien
Dublin
Erin
Limerick
Old Palace Yard
Barpiea
Lord Clarendon
France
America
United Kingdom
Physical and Moral Geology in French Social Change
A 19th century analysis compares physical geology to social strata, arguing the present French scene shows the people at the surface after revolutionary upheavals. It warns against tyrannical popular supremacy and condemns repressive rulers for provoking further conflict and stagnation. It emphasizes the rise of the people and the danger if decrees cripple other classes.
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Somerset Mouse
Lord Aabley
Her
Wakley
Adm Winstoner
Greece
Rome
France
Claesea
National ‘Guard
Arme
Banda
Grenadiara
Voltigeura
National Guard
Louis Blanc
Louie Philippe
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