Debated reforms on magistrates and Irish relief bills
In a drawn House of Commons session, ministers defended limited outdoor relief for Ireland and opposed broader tenant rights while Sir G Grey urged cautious extension of stipendiary magistrates. The debate also covered rating of tenements, financial reform, and naval architecture criticisms.
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G. Grey
Samasen
South Wales
House of Lords
Mr. Law
B. Denisox
J. Pakington
J. Paxixctox
E. Ryap
Criminal Law Commission
F. Pollock
Exchequer
E. Wilmot
van Diemen’s Land
Lord Campbell
Iste
Packe
Adderley
R. Pauses
Promerok
Enter
B. Escort
Secon
Warpington
Geerce Grey
Sinc
B. Osborne
P. Scrope
Mr. Cripps
W. Sst
Woop
Bees
Canew
Mires
Peerent
Starsord
Grivsnorton
Hestey
Arun
J. Paxryetos
Hepsos
Tf Dill
Ireland
Canwrorp
HK. Ospence
Ulster
Monacnay
S. Crawford
S. Crawrorp
Naval board debate over Sir W Symonds shipbuilding impact
In the House debate Sir J Graham and Sir C Narens remarks highlight concerns about wasteful naval expenditure and shipbuilding practice. Admiralty defense emphasizes improvements and Symonds services as MPs consider a reference inquiry and risks of creating a new Navy Board. The division ends with 68 against and 13 for the inquiry.
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United Kingdom
Commissioner of Public Accounts
Exchequer
Wrrziams
Bowring
Commissioners of Public Accounts
Lord Congleton
Goulburn
Dr. Bowring
Williams
Customs and Post Office
Heme
G. Clegzk
Treasury
London
F. Bawsse
Lord Spencer
Bir
J.graham
F. Baring
Admiralty
Police Department
Home Office
J. Bessent
Bownine
G. Clerk
Her
Sir J. Graham
Symonds
Boards of Admiralty
Ymonds
Albion
Symonda
Albert
Victoria
Viscount Ixcestre
Mr. Hume
Board of Admiralty
Sir W. Symonds
R. Burton
William
Hume
School of
Naval Architecture
Warp
Lord Ingestre
Commission of Inquiry
Lord Auckland
W. Parker
France
College of Naval Architecture
W. Symonds
Sir William
J. Granam
Bia
Epstlahting
Ape School of
Sutvagor
Maude
Royal
Duke of Cambridge
Middlesex Hospital
Tuson
Portamouth
Pembroke
Chatham
Naval School
Vernon
Queen
Vanguard
Collingwood
W. Symond
Benke Ey
J. Graham
Committee of Reference
Navy Board
Huma
Sir Symonds
Conny
Hos
Time rules for sunrise sunset and tides in Britain and Ireland
Instructions outline methods to adjust sunrise and sunset times by latitude, list high water corrections for major harbours, and note weekly religious observances and calendar data. It provides specific hour adjustments for several ports and states the day length changes and moon phase dates for two Sundays after Easter.
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Becranest
Bucharest
Thes
Snfe
Faubourg
Great Britain and Ireland
London
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Aull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowen
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Education and religious instruction clash over secular reform
The passage argues that a purely secular education risks alienating belief and urges acceptance of sectarian instruction if consensus on religious teaching cannot be reached. It condemns a philosophical substitute and promotes aligning education with existing sectarian views rather than a secular alternative.
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William Clay
British and Foreign School Society
Uuviterians
Theos
The
Morning Chronicle
Shouta
Epplangs
Gilead
A Morning Contemporary Compares Peel to a Commanding Position
A newspaper debate questions where Sir Robert Peel truly holds a commanding position. The column mocks a Country Paper tale of Peel sheltering in a tavern chamber and ponders whether his influence lies in Parliament or in public debates, critiquing the reporting and asking for a clearer landmark of Peel’s standing.
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Robert Peel
Robert Peal
Seven Gemini
Bentinck
Peel
Lord George
Loans to Irish Railways and the Bentinck debate
Parliament debates government aid to Irish Railways proposing about 600000 pounds. The piece contrasts this sum with 16000000 and argues against private speculation with public funds, while acknowledging ministerial responsibility and the merits of two specific cases where support may be warranted.
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George Bentinck
Strawn
A Noble Lord Declares Journalists Wretches for Hire
A discussion argues that the Marquis of Westmeath’s definition of a wretch as a hireling writer targets newspaper writers. It warns against corrupt or self serving journalism and urges higher calling beyond writing for pay, condemning hireling abuse while noting a middle class of cautiously biased writers who mix self interest with public duty.
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Westmeath
Nsea
Hare
Prospects for Prussia
Article previews the reaction to King Frederick’s convocation and its implications. It analyzes military and political prospects, referencing recent dispatches and commentary on Prussia’s leadership and strategy.
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Prussia
Frederick
The New Diet and Prussian Constitutional Hope
The text discusses the New Diet as a shift toward national existence and constitutional rights in Prussia. It praises the Diet for contemplating a United Parliament representing the people, while cautioning about royal prerogatives and urging prudent, firm advancement of constitutional liberty.
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France
Prussia
Ywesbeg
Eso
Firat
Debates and appointments in 1841 political scene and academia
The article reports Lord Mayers persuasion of Newark directors to solicit support for a tro-wai trust in 1841 and notes Sutton as a candidate. It mentions the Emperor of Romania sending a medal to the Duke of Richmond for agricultural promotion. It also covers St Andrews chair offer to ApamMs, Eton College Chapel renovations, and parliamentary budget figures for 1846 with public offices and salaries.
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John Mayers
Newark
John Manners Sutton
Lewes Pare Club
Brighton Gusette
Mn. ApamMs
University of St. Andrew's
Andrew's
Cambridge Advertiser
Eton Cortece
College Chapel
Eton
Wei
House of Commons
Home Navy
Scotland
Eartt Chosteu A
Freen=sons
Great Queen Street
R. Relps
Copland
Fli
Mowbray
Hampage
Study
Rogers
Healy
Scottern
Nash
Seer
Aline
England
Hor
Os Wentlemen
Schoolmsster
Brompton County Court
Sein
Pimlico
Sime
Battin
Freake
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Brorcan
Marquis of Lansdowne
Marquis of Lansnowse
Marquis of Lasspowse
Earl of Claxcarry
Earl of St
Lord Monxt Teagle
Marquis
Marquis of Claxnianoe
Archbishop of
Draw
Lord Stanter
Pera Brorega
Dr. Bowarnt
Myerentuce
Baker
Royal Standard
Flemming Street
Kingsland Road
Alexander Henry Ingram
Griffin Street
Hoxton
Giles
Regent's Canal
Plumpton
Haggerstone
Spraeap
Board of Guardians
Trish
Chapel Ford
Leonard
King’s Arms Yard
Ring of Bells
Halifax Guardian
the Weekly Chronicle
Monvar
Royal Academy
Torsday
Wepvespay
Tuurspay
Farpay
SaTvevay
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