Debates Over Poaching Law and Irish Outrage Reflect House Fireside
Fragmentary report details Lord Grey’s critique of Mr Bright on Game Laws convictions, calls for tighter trespass laws, and a heated Commons debate with adjournment motions. It covers slave trade address voices, eviction incidents in Galway, and a damaging Irish outrage followed by assurances from Sir George Grey.
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Bright
Sir G. Grey
B. Coonane
Wewpec
W. P. Woon
H. Verner
G.tsompsos
F. Mackenzie
Spsakse
Dr. Bownrse
House OF Commons
Lord J. Bessell
Baillie
Bairtte
Cuba
Brazils
England
Brazil
Heme
Lord Palmerston
G. Thompson
W.paulerr
Unquwant
Captain Peeser
Herr
Mowatt
Paramesion
Barca
France
Holland
Spain
Ortugal
T. Acland
J. Russelx
Pares
Bourgary
Bailie
Noez
P. Sczorz
Crown
Galway
Arronney
E.B. Rocnz
S. Cpawronn
Earl of
M'Kie
Bouse
Acasa
Mr. Home
Ireland
W. Somerville
Lord Clarendon
Punich
Bratrord
F. O'Coxxon
H. Varney
Osnoziz
Coronel Downe
Miajor Brackatt
Kirk W. Som
Homa
House
S Committee of Supply
Anson
Extraordinary Paris Library Theft Scandal Links Guizot Ally Libri
A Paris dispatch reports a scandal involving M Libri, a university professor and Guizot confidant, accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of francs worth of books from French libraries including Paris, Carpentras, Montpellier, and Grenoble. The thefts implicated Guizot’s ministers and provoked widespread shock among literati, with Libri fleeing to England as the Times notes the inquiry may widen.
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Aforning Chronicle
Paris
Gens de Lettres
AT. Gente
M. Guizot
Office of Foreign Affairs
M.bouchy
Procureur du Roi
Carpentras
Montpellier
Grenoble
British Museum
London
M. Libri
M. Guigot
France
M.guizot
Journal Des Débats
Revue Des Deur Monden
M. Gaizot
M. Libri Hiwself
Libri
Department of Foreign Affairs
England
Times
Saran
Foreign Office
Thay
Guizot Hinself
Assembly
Nome
The Navy Estimates Debate in the House
The Weekly Chronicle reports a heated Naval Estimates debate led by Mr Ward with strong opposition from Mr Cobden and Mr Hume. It critiques retrenchment, warns against underfunding naval needs, and defends shipbuilding and maritime protection as essential for future national economy and security.
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Ward
Hume
Napier
Lisbon
West Riding
Home
Whitom
Coventry
Joseph Hae
Corry
Admiralty
Honge
Falataff
Mr. Home
Europe
Bimsel
France
Won
Lamb
Euba Burritt
Universal Brotherhood
Mr. Cobden
Mai
Her
Manchester
Blue Jackets
Tord Palmerston
Time calculations for sunrise sunset and tides in Britain and Ireland
This item outlines methods to compute sunrise and sunset by latitude, with corrections per degree, and lists high water times for several ports including Bristol, Plymouth, Dublin, and Southampton. It also notes calendar data for Sunday March 26 in year 86, with daylight length and clock times, plus a notice about weekly editions with news updates.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London
Bristol
Ork
Falmouth
Gall
Milford Haven
John xiii
Naval strength and national security debate in Parliament
The discussion centers on expanding naval armament to keep pace with England’s sea power. Advocates warn against curtailment of ships, stressing imperial and commercial stakes, colonies, and the danger of a wealthy yet weak nation. A speaker named Ward is cited as voicing the paradox of wealth without strength.
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England
Liberty of unlicensed printing and poets in England
A commentary on Mr Drummond questioning the use of poets and astronomers in government. The piece argues England owes liberty to Milton and the press, links free printing to European revolutions, and lauds the English constitutional tradition. It references Cromwell, Marston Moor, Nashe, and the enduring influence of a free press on the realm.
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House of Commons
France
England
Europe
Drummond
Lamarting
Cromwell
Milton
Naschy
Marston Moor
Bia
Ireland
Germany
Ferdinand
Bavaria
Jaca
Munich
Thas
Sabe
Medical Relief and Lord Ashley's Resolutions
A detailed critique of Poor Law Medical Relief proposals from Lord Ashley. The piece argues against expanded access and costlier reforms, praising Mr. Buller for moderating measures, and noting support for current central oversight while warning against excessive local power. It references Wakley Henley Clay and Denison confirming the improved administration under the present system.
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Board of Guardians
Somerset House
Prescot
Lord Ashley
Wakley
Boards of Guardians
Lord Achley
Indleed
Charles Baller
Abe
Bauer
Buller
Henley
Clay
Denison
Irish State Prosecutions Target Meagher Mitchell and OBrien
The article discusses legal actions against Meagher of the United Irishman, Mitchell of the United Irishman, and William Smith OBrien MP. It argues the Crown will pursue prosecutions via warrants and bail hearings, with public speeches and inflammatory writings under scrutiny. It predicts a calm outcome via legal pageantry and sedative measures from Lord Clarendon.
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Talaud
Ireland
Penn
Bere
Liberator
Donnybrook
Emmett
Firegerald
O'Connell
O'Brien
Dublin
Limerick
Old Palace Yard
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Mitchell
United Irishman
Meagher
Sword
William Smith O’brien
M.P
Lord Clarendon
France
America
United Kingdom
Physical and Moral Geology in Modern France
The article argues moral and physical geology explain social upheaval from Greece to France. It says the people rise to the surface across revolutions, with France repeatedly submerged by monarchic and bourgeois forces, now uppermost but risked by tyrannical decrees and wary rulers who restrain rather than destroy popular power.
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France
Orleena
National Guard
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Voltigeurs
Latour
Louis Blanc
Sonia Philippe
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