LITERARY CHRONICLE NOTES AND RAILWAY PAMPHLET REVIEWS
The issue surveys Colburn and other magazines, the pamphlet by James Troup arguing for one penny per mile in first class rail travel, and Panizzi remarks on copyright law. It notes railway reform aims, management issues, and potential legislative changes, with brief items on post office notices and a ship’s trial voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colburn
New Monthly
Ainsworth
Chapman and Hall
Liston
Lao
Douglas Jerrold
Shilling Magazine
Gilbert A’ Beckett
United Kingdom
James Troup
Pelham Richardson
Corphill
Troup
London
Railway Board
South Eastern District
South Eastern Company
South Eastern
County Bridge
London and York, North Kent, &c
Acrip
Unite Kingdom
Panizzi
British Museum
Tis
Wade
National Library
Dominions
Antiquary
Wordsworth
Beethoven
Orrick
Aame
General Post Office
Cork
Corovenerzs
Henry Bayly
G.C H
Moore Dieney
K.C.B
Globe
Debates on Irish coercion and railway bills in Lords and Commons
The session features Lord Beovunam urging returns on foreign corn and free trade, Railway resolutions and amendments, Bridport election disputes with Cochrane and Romilly, O'Brien refusal to attend railway committees, and sharp exchanges on Ireland's coercion bill with ministers and peers. The Lords also tackle life protection debates, relief for dissenters, and Charitable Trusts measures amid royal messages honoring Hardinge and Gough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beovunam
Hana
Earl of Calhousis
Lord Monxtrade
Parliamecnt
Marquis of Cranmcanne
Asumentoux
Revesmare
Ravxor
Earl of Dalhousie
Bridport
C. Woon
B. Cochrane
John Romilly
Cunistie
C. Wouw
G. Baxxes
J. Massons
W. Sita O'Briey
Ireland
Protection OF Life
Gill
James Granta
Bertstonp
J. O'Connell
Marquis
Waterford
Marquis of Waterford
Ixersrae
Beresford
J. O'Connelt
Major Beresford
O'Connell
Marchioness
Universal Press of Ireland
P. Senure
Romilly
Sreaker
Colonel Coxony
F. Hiegianus
J. Graham
C. Powentr
Sheffield
Home Secretary
J. Geauas
Lord Duncan
G. Garey
M'Canrnay
Robert Peel
Treland
England
Vener
Ulster
Repeal Party
Mr. Hawes
Verner
R. Per
House of Lords
Hawes
Lord Normanby
Crawford
G. Hill
Wise
Coxenry
Donegal
Ricch
P. Somens
Gurcoxy
Earl Fitzwitham
Lord Moxteade
London Gazette
Cassset
Lonp CitaxcEtron
Campsecu
Tam Roing
Loap
Monteagie
Lord Campsent
India
Earl of Airon
Viscount Hardinge
Lord Gough
Earl of Dallovsie
Railway Companies
J. Romilly
O'Conor Doll
Strutt
Henry
Viscount Hurflings
R. Pye
Victoria Regina
Hugh
Her Majesty
East India Company
S. O'Brien
Committee of Selection
Estcourt
O'Brien
S. O' Brien
St. O'Brien, Esq
Genera
Mr. O'Connell
Great Britain and
House of Commons
House
Warnearon
Brothearon
J. O'Coxsett
5. O'Brien
R. Peet
S O'Brien
B. Estcott
H. Grattan
C Powerl
Hosg
C. Powell
Disnag
C. Brive
Mr. Disr
Firzaxnann
Estcorny
Colonel Rawnon
J O'Cossent
Lord Monveth
T. Wilde
T. Witpy
Estcorrt
Roe
R. Pere
S. O'brienross
P. Scaane
Mrr.s. Caawrorn
Roca
Wysz
Lerner
Hupsox
Teteramant
Hose
Eaghiees
Bankes
Fielden
T. Deuxcompt
Forster
W. Cowren
M. Gipson
Fixnevy
Ainsworth
Home
Warp
Geopar Simbatann
James Grattam
Montrose
France
United States
Prussia
Austria
Cornlaw
Duke of Cambridge
Duke of Red Jogion
Campbell
Cottenham
RoEet
Criminal Law Commissioners
Henryt
Edward T
Elizabeth
Rome
Conrest
Pinshat
Cuancenor
Lord Brorostam
Vatican
Lori
Lespos
Lord Campus
Andishop
Exeter
Geome
Cord Brioment
Coremester
Lord Campnece
Craxcercon
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Literary Chronicle
Mn. Haevnwec
ExGiann
Imperial Parliament
House OF Commonds
Tuladsy
Borough
Saillie Cochrang
Whdnesvayt
Janes Granan
Caledonian
Vivian
Morning Mail
Canowett
Pont Office
G. Cockwtr
Heme
G. Creix
W. S. O'Brien
Estourat
Limerick
W. S.o'brien
Mr. Estcornr
Speaker
E. B. Rocue
W.S. O'Brien
R. Peel
Steve
Howe
Hoo
R. Yorxy
Smith O'Brien
Container Net
Whaler
Sir St. Pers