Debate on Irish Insurrection Act and Union in 1807 Parliament
The article reviews the 1807 session of the Parliament, detailing debates on the Irish Insurrection Act, Catholic rights, and the No Popery pressure. It notes the division outcomes, the roles of Pitt, Grattan, and Castlereagh, and reflects on the political climate, the dissolution, and subsequent legislative moves. It also recounts ancillary items about Royal patronage, naval projects, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeting
Jane
Egerpess
House of Commons
Lord Melst
Committee of Finance
Esex
Burdett
Steet
Abbotes
Tichling
Lord Howick
Lord Newark
Ireland
England
Lord Hewick
Serted
Pitt
Fox
Burke
Dill
Orange Party
Treland
Ter Cleims
Baer
Perceval
Wag
Wyndham
Britain
Graytan
Mr. Grattan
Trethren
Neok
Hudun
Mr. Caues
Lord Malmesbury
Lord Castlereagh
House of Lords
Trelata
Duke of Wellington
Grattan
Englund
JY Higs
Homer
Charles
Memvire
France and Switzerland News Roundup on Railways and Conflicts
European dispatches report in France the ongoing debate on railway over speculation and customs duties with opposition critique of ministry shifts. Swiss and Irish unrest loom as Basle Gazette notes Free Corps mobilization and potential civil strife, while Ireland faces renewed agitation and political maneuvering ahead of summer actions.
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France
Paria
Chamber of Peers
Count Daru
Alton Shee
Chamber of Deputies
Belgium
Constitutionnel
M. Guizovs
M. Learboudois
Cuant d'Argent
Engler
Prussia
Count d'Argent
Teste
Tribune
Sraix
Madrid
Bolza
Basle
Argan
Free Corps
Tucerpe
Lucerne
Sursee
Switzerland
Canton of
Frankfort
Des Postes
Vienna
Tyrol
Deswig
O'Connell
Young Ireland Party
Ihem
Kilkenny
Removnep Roya
Cork
Duke of Devonshire
Lismore Castle
Gospont
Prince Albert
Isle of Wight
Osborne House
Prince
Farnborough
Royal Clarence Victualling Yard
Royal Yacht
Admiralty Yacht
Woolwich
Prettyman
Portsmouth Harbour
Suthampton
Percy Chapel
Black Eagle
S. B. Cook
South Foreland
Deal
Dover
Atam
Wessel
Portsmouth
Railway Department
Board of Trade
Whitehall
Committee of Privy Council For Trade
Birkenhead
Manchester
Cheshire
Blackbury
Preston
Coventry
Bedworth
Nuneaton
Finsbury
Huddersfield
Sheffield
Lancaster and Carlisle
Kendal
Newcastle and Carlisle
Scotforth
Slyne
Newcastle On Fyne
North Shields
Tynemouth
New Quay
North Union
Rochdale
Leicester
Bradford
Punt
Halifax
Destructive Camberwell Fire Kills Four In A Dwelling
A severe blaze at No 1 Addington Square Camberwell on Saturday morning destroyed a three storey brick house. Four people including Mrs Mary Bond were reported dead or fatally injured as fire brigades fought flames with water delays. Residents escaped via a roof and neighbors aided the servants and lodger. Fire origin unknown. The event prompted arrests at Clerkenwell burial site uproar and a separate court case involving Mr Monckton and a servant woman over alleged improprieties and pregnancy claims.
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Camberwell
Mary Bond
Addington
Square
Bray
Bond
Southwark-bridge-road
Waterloo-road
Watling Street
West of England
Ames
Surrey Canal
No. 1
Stevens
Hanover
Duchess of Gloucester
Duke of Cambridge
Spa
Freeps Beata
Gnouin
Thomas Smith
Stephen Bishop
Smith
Hird
Lewis
Bird
Combe
Penny
Robert Vinal
Willian Langford
Francis Green
Imnbourer
William C. Bird
William Green
Mudlay
Ashfield
Monckton
Williams
Viscount Galway
Edward Methews
Sarah Huggins
Jane
Mr. Monckton
Bis
God
Ann Day
Lady Galway
Mins Moncksten
Breach of Promise of Marriage Case in Tavistock
Miss E H Cummins sues Lt. Harry Willesford for breaking an engagement after four years of courtship. Letters reveal intense passion and vows to marry, but Willesford cites income doubts. Jury awards damages of £700 after long trial before Mr Justice Coleridge.
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Miss Cummins
Bri. Cummins
Tavistock
64Th Regiment of Foot
F. Willesford
Thillyard
Tam
Siars
Maria
Hillyard
Harry
WitLboronp
Bristol
Exeter
Traler
Eser
Pearsea
Cork
Persun
Jack
Hanny Wittysrogo
Hary
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Whitchurch
Northampton
Chase
Serjeant
Kinglake
Justice Coleidge
Wee
Inauguration of Polk and his Texas annexation as policy
The article reports Polk's first message after taking office with emphasis on restoring federal credit and paying state debts, tariff policy for revenue and protection, fair discrimination, and maintaining unity. It highlights Texas annexation and the Oregon dispute with a focus on peaceful expansion and safeguarding western territories. Polk defends federal restraint on debts, equality of home industries, and sacred respect for treaties while expanding the union.
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Congressional
Tyler
Polk
Union
Ctizens
Fife
Iregard
Pexas
Republic of T
Texas
Anmach
Jee Congress
United States
Congress
Pacific
Lew Ani
New Orleans
Oregon Territory
Mr. Polk
Rocky Mountains
Oregon
Alleghanies
Mississippi
Missouri
Buxton will probate grants executors and wealth details
The will of Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, late of Northrepps and of the brewing firm Truman Hanbury Buxton, was proved on the 25th. Edward North Buxton and Thomas Fowell Buxton are named as executors with others in reserve. The estate is under £250,000. The document, dated 17 October 1844, details legacies to daughters Priscilla Johnston and Richenda Burton, to wife for life, and to sons Edward, Thomas, and Charles with shares in the brewery. It also specifies disposition of plate, real estate in Norfolk and surrounding counties, and conditions for keeping up establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tromtas Fowstt Boxros
Barr
Thomas Fowell Buxton
Northrepps
of Norfolk
Truman, Hanbury
Thomas
Edward
Priscilla
Sarah Buxton
Priscilla Johnston
Richenda Burton
Charles
Weymouth
Andrew Johnston
Alliance Assurance Company
Thomas Fowell
Hooke
Bunton
Follbrig
Norfolk
Charles Buxton
Helifield
Edward Nok Barton
Shephard
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Sistory
Thas Was
Cursgay Keilley
Ament
Prince of Wales
Royal Hivhees
Ratheray
Are Majesty's
Batus
Wasu-novers
G E. Arson
Windsor Castle
Lord Exeterbes
Measchester
G. E. Ansox
James Dunn
Benevolenta
Wanchester Guardian
Smmbliion
Victoria and Albert
Messrs. Ditchburn and Mare
Blackwall
Deptford Dockyard
Admiralty
Gloucester
Bagshot
Tebbott
Windsor
Richmond Park
Viscount Sidmouth
Taz
Farwens
Wickham
Godrich
Wickham-mill
R. Peel
Sir Robert
Chandler
Oxford
Oakeley
Court of Arches
Govznesses
Aa Society
Edgecame
Risehery
Gyttolten
Novi Beron
Marri
President Polk
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