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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 04, 1845

Page

3

Abolition of tests for Scottish university professors debated

In Parliament Mr Rutherford pressed a bill to end the oath and Confession requirements imposed by 1690 and 1707 acts on University of Scotland chairs. Supporters argued abolition would ease sectarian divides after recent church secession. opponents warned of constitutional risk and urged waiting for public opinion. Leave to bring in the bill granted after debate.

Universities of Scotland Scotlan Church of Scotland Scotland Her Home Dedunonp Actunxy Jams Grama Rutherford R. Peel University of Edinburgh S J. Andrew's Glasgow Aleission Chalmers Fox Rutuexrorp Bowerne Earl of Lis Coln Commons England Wales Lord Worsley Isus Uist Williams Parker Actrossy Earl of Lixcoux Earl of Lincoln G. Crees Gladstone Jeave

Lord John Russell Resolutions and Liberal Drift

A long critical piece on Lord John Russell’s Resolutions outlining their potential reach and flaws. It weighs party unity, the approach to reform, and the risks of intermixing issues with Cobden Villiers and Peel. It questions whether the move signals coherent Whig policy or a signaling tactic. The writer doubts the policy’s practicality and forecasts ongoing debate, tying it to Maynooth and broader franchise questions.

Lord John Russell England Wales Charles Villiers Free Trade Movement John Fussell Lord Ashley John Russells Thorugh Cobden Villiers Lord Jomicky C. Butler Petibat Robert Peel Robert Inglis House of Commons Ewart Lord John Sharman Crawford Lord Lansdowne Ward Crawford

Time rules for sunrise tides and coastal notices in Britain

The fragment outlines methods to compute sunrise and sunset using place latitude and mentions tides at major stations with offsets for Bristol Orkney Falmouth Hull Milford Haven and delays for Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton. It also lists calendar notes for May 4th and related terms, eclipses, and church lessons with dates and times.

Great Britain and Ireland Lon on-Dock Ates Bristol Ork Cove Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton

Endowment Debates and Popery Row in Irish Church Dispute

A partisan editorial denounces the Maynooth Endowment Bill and anti Catholic agitation. It argues Ireland’s annual £650,000 funding should match Scotland’s £200,000 efficiency without Catholic seminary support or the Regium Donum. Blames Fox Maule for aligning with bigotry over practical policy and laments Liberal benches’ reluctance to resist No Popery pressure.

Fox Maule England Downing-street John Russell Ireland Ehort Scotland Exeter Fox Maute Robert Peel Home Office Lord Eldon Marquis of Breadalbane Mr. Fox Maule Maynooth Butler Regium Donum Exeter Hall Lacs Pera

Maynooth Bill Progress in the House of Lords

The Maynooth Bill has weathered parliamentary peril with a decisive defeat for Mr Law's motion. The paper predicts the Third Reading on Monday after Whitsuntide, notes Mr Hawes dropping his annual grant push, and doubts a revived Anti Maynooth Committee. It warns against broad concessions and foresees possible committee and report timing amid renewed public pressure.

Law Hawes Lord Winchelsea Penenden Heath Exeter Hall Diaregard Ireland England Ward Sharman Crawford House of Commons Tris

Verata Questio and Tory Factional Drift in Lords Debate

The piece laments political stagnation after recess with expectations of a House of Lords reception. It notes opposition perception, mentions Lord Lansdowne and Earl Grey era figures, and contrasts government influence with Protestant Ascendancy as Sir Robert Inglis cheers the Lords.

Kenyons Rodens Duke of York Duke of Wellington Lord Brougham Lord Lansdowne Lord Normanry Lord Clarendon Robert Inglis

Rooche and Consistency clash at masquerade scene

The text portrays Mr E B Ruche Roche amid accusations of inconsistency and a masquerade. It references political debates and a Commons session with nine resolutions on trade, labor, corn laws, education, and religious instruction.

Owstars Jobo Kasselbasta A Commons England Grier St. Paul's Globe Asutox Treasury Board of Trade Everington Gate Hill St Paul's Haris Arriga Dave Hers Varirka Mase

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