Mutiny Bills Passed and Privilege Case Heard in Lords
In Parliament, the Mutiny Bill and Marine Mutiny Bill passed after third reading in the House of Lords. The Privilege case on Stockdale v Hansard was reported upon by a Commons committee, and a royal address honoring Lord Seaton’s governorship of Canada was agreed to. The Commons reflected on corn laws petitions and ongoing East affairs, including a motion on the Hanover pension and Levant negotations, with debates on papers and China and Turkey Egypt issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Fridat
Lord Duncannon
Duke of Buckine
Yorkshire
Dorsetshire
Bernal
House of Commons
Stockdale
Hansard
Lord Seaton
Viscount Melbourne
John
Canada
Duke of
WeilixcTon
PaxincTon
Royal Palaces
Hume
Royal Parks and Palaces
J. Graham
Lord Stanley
Municipal Corporations
England
H. Hinve
John Russett
Hine
C.grey
IncHam
Listhorpe
King OF
Hanover
Humethes
Duke of Cumberland
Leopold
Belgium
George the Third
Prince Albert
J. Russexu
St. James's
Duchess of Kent
Colonel Pricevar
J. Russett
Mr. Warsurton
Agli
Lord Worster
Hanpey
Lis Thorp
R. Price
Boutmans
Turkey
Egypt
East
Entleman
Palmerston
Russia
Ottoman Empire
Constantinople
Syria
Jerusalem
Damascus
Aleppo
Mehemet Ali
Lord Palmerston
Hamiltton
Kilkenny
R. Peet
China
Sir Robert Peel
The
Levant
C. Butter
Persia
North America
America
Gatty Kyicut
Lord Sanpon
Glasgow University
Waxtner
Admiralty Court
M. O'Ferrary
High Court of Admiralty of England
Embankment OF the Thames
Alderman Woop
Corporation of London
T. Woon
Acus Onsy
Ludlow
Wordy hints on flattery and deception in Victorian society
The piece comments on con games used to swindle the unwary and cites Adrian as the author of the Autobiography of an English Opium Eater and De Quincey’s Con Sessions. It notes that a Constant Reader should consult fashionable novels for valet duties and suggests asking a servant for guidance. It adds relief that a London florist group has rid themselves of an offending individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
James Lip
C. S
A. I.C
John Hollins
Court of Equity
R. Dulop
Sunderland
R. P.C
Salop
BF. J
C.W
Philo-Justitia
Thomas Rider
Caroline L
W. P
S Preston
T. H
Handaside
H. E
J. F
Adrian
Mr. de Quincey
Fountain Head
C.C
London Florists
Canada and the Clergy Reserves Triumph in Canada Bill
The Weekly Chronicle lauds Lord Durham for Canada Bill principles and responsible government while noting opposition in Lords over the Clergy Reserves. It praises John Russell's handling and predicts possible rejection of the Clergy Reserves Bill by the Lords, urging caution on church funding and land distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Durham
Canada
England
Lord John Russell
Poulett Thomson
John Russell
Upper Canada
Houses of Lords and Commons
Commons
Robert Inglis
Canterbury
Church of England
London
Lord Ellenborough
The Duke of Sussex and the Tory Press
A lengthy critique of the Duke of Sussex and allied Tory press attacks over his marriage and independence. The piece denounces hypocrisy in public morality debates, accuses the Spectator and other Tory-aligned papers of hostility, and defends the Duke's stance against clerical critics while noting potential royal financial arrangements. It also touches on international events and a sharp aside on contemporary journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Sussex
Friends of Religious Freedom
Duke of
Sussex
Duke
Cecilia Underwood
Robert Peel
William the Fourth
Adelaide
Windsor
Ernest of Hanover
Philpotts
M‘neile
Robert Inglis
The Duke of Sussex Stands Against Calumny and Contempt
The passage defends the Duke of Sussex for championing civil and religious liberty, urging practical implementation of theories. It notes misrepresentation, calumny, and social ostracism he faced, yet asserts his firmness and sincerity as the test he passed, meriting respect and gratitude despite hostile opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Sussex
Theory and Practice or Freedom of Election and Loss of Place
A critical discussion on Mr Foot’s dismissal as Solicitor to the Ordnance at Devonport, examining coercion in voting, political influence, and the need to curb private and public intimidation in elections. The piece criticizes government power, Palmerston’s stance, and the impact on civil liberty and conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Chronicle
M.P
Greenacre
Miss Brown
Chronicle
Spectator
Court Gazette
Malvolio
Lord Melbourne
Mr. Stanley
Grosvenor Crescent
Foot
Ordnance
Devonport
House of Commons
Dawson
Admiralty
Hussey Vivian
Board of Ordnance
Lord Palmerston
Lord Stanleys Registration Bill in Ireland Sparks Debate
The Irish registration plan by Lord Stanley provokes strong Tory support and Liberal critique. The article notes MPs from both sides questioning the six month rule and the potential to shrink large constituencies, with the bill facing lengthy committee debates and expected rejection or drastic changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Stanley
Ireland
Ltheley
Lord Derby
Sar Ofdale
Seong
England
Lord Stapjey
Bill
Morning Chronicle
Egypt
Rome
Rejected motion on King of Hanover pension bill amid House division
The King of Hanover pension bill faced Friday defeat with 63 in favor and 76 against in the Commons. Ministers aided by the Orange Grand Master kept the Tory benches relatively quiet, amid sharp critiques of King Ernest and electoral manipulation comments. The piece hints at forthcoming Tory press reactions and political theater surrounding the pension dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hume
Hanover
House of Commons
Orange Grand Master
House of Comms
Loch Stanley
Ernest
Sibthorpe
Hamver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weekly Chronicle of
Kernan
Saint Bartholomew's Hospital
Edwards
Goldsmith's Arms
Bartholomew Close
Joan Downes
Bank Chambers
Salopensis
Gat
Vic
Haley
J. M
Tait
Clark
Handel
Jones
Messrs. Jones
Hereford
Duke of Wellington
Lord Grey
Wilberforce
Durham
Dunfermline
Spencer
O'Connell
Russell
Lansdowne
Leicester
Lyndhurst
Brougham
Hull
Society
Mornington
the Weekly Chronicle
Clergy Reserves
Tory Press
Allyria
Toby
Ware
Sterne
France
Dispatch
Observer
Haammer
True Sun
Sunday Times
Age
the Argus
Satirist
Fry
the Spectator
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Univers
Temps
Constitutionnel
Marshal Soult
Count Ma
Messrs. Duchatel
Dufour
Thiers
Toulon
Moro
Alper
Spai
Madrid
Se Amendarin
Senor Ris Herrera
Duke de Gor
Senor Menatt
Morning Herald
Bagdad
Lord Ponsonby
Porte
Ionian Islands
Ward
Hust
Hodgson Hinde
Gwn Sinclair
Lord Apercromby
Lord Abercromby
James Onaly
Rifle Brigade
Arma
Fanny
Mr. Higgs
George's Hospital
Elizabeth Tully
Park Road
St. John's Wat
Hyde-park
Thomas Tong Esq
Cornwall-terrace
Regent's Park
Toul
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