Debates Over Jesuits and Bills Divide Parliament in Friday
A London Commons session features sharp exchanges on Jesuit accusations and the 1829 Act, with speakers like Colquhoun Coxxert and Law challenging government and opposition lines. Lords discuss Corn Bill, ventilation, and public fee reform while public notices detail Falkirk burgh election results showing Lord Lincoln's narrow win over Mr Wilson.
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Mr. Colquhoun
Fixen
O'Connell
Clement XIV
Jesuita
R. Grosvexog
P. Howann
Newvercote
M. Minxes
R. Penn
Law
J. Brasell
Mr. Watson
Estcoert
B. Exscort
Coramorn
Srooxer
Corernorn
Watson
Roset
Sir. R. Peel
Baronet
Sellor
Asiary
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England
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C. Buttes
B. Escorr
R. Your
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Home Department
Ireland
Courts of Justice
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Liskeard
Treasury
Pemberton Leigh
Court of Chancery
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S. O'Brien
P. S. Burzen
W.S. O'Brien
Sir W. Blake
Sir Valentine Blake
Limerick
S.o'brien
Lord Lincoln
Wilson
Glasgow
Hamilton
Lanark
Hamilton Place
Hia
Mr. Wilson
Falkirk
Mure
Hamiton
Lenark
Wilsn
Linecoln
Baird
Gartsherrie
Gillon
Wallhouse
Farsink
J. Campbell
Tillichewan
Hamilton and
Henry Pelham Clinton
Earl of Lincoln
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Edinburgh
Linbb- Row
Newcaastle
Tendon
Time Rules for Sunrise and Tides in Britain and Ireland
A dated instruction set explains calculating sunrise times by latitude, comparing degrees above or below 51, and adjusting by 80 or 3 minutes per degree. It also lists high water corrections for major ports, adding specific hours and minutes for Bristol, Cork, Falmouth, Dover, Dublin, Liverpool, and others, noting the period’s calendar and liturgical references in a newspaper column.
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London Dock
Ates
Bristol
Gork
Falmouth
Bull
Milford Haven
Brighton
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Dover
Dublin
Holyheld
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Weekly Chronicle Tackles Corn Importation Bill Defeat of Protectionists
The Weekly Chronicle lambasts Protectionists for breach of faith in the Corn Importation Bill debate. It praises Sir Robert Peel and Lord John Russell, notes Lord George Bentinck's divisions, and predicts a Third Reading after a Tuesday debate.
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R. Peel
MR. Bankes
Exeter
Sibthorp
George Bentinck
Moat
Agriculturista
Robert Peel
John Russell
Canada
England
Mexico
France
Monsieur Guizot
Monsieur Cunin
Newmarket
Pope
Lord George Bentinck
George Bankes
Sanbrera
Dorsetshire
Nature
Aegsin
Disraeli
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Mill
Lord Alford
Lord Barrington
John Manners
Stafford O'Brien
Tollemache
Robert Palmer
Treasury Bench
Layard
House of Commons
Mejor Beresford
Newdegate
Maharajah Gholab Singh and Punjab politics explained
In a sweeping analysis, the piece ranks Rajah Gholab Singh amid Punjab power struggles after Ranjit Singh’s era. It notes his hoarded wealth, strategic moves, and Britain’s indemnity, arguing the Sikh Empire’s internal decay and Hardinge’s careful redraw of borders to secure enduring peace. The narrative shifts to Irish coercion debates, criticising Colquhoun, praising Grattan, and detailing vote counts.
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Gholab Singh
Ranjeet
Lahore
Great Britain
Maharajah Gholab Singh
England
Lehore
Sirdare
Christina
Madrid
Muncz
Lall Singh
Hardinge
Lahore Durbar
Suttej
Umballah
Loodianah
Ferozepore
Sutlej
Beas
Ghelab Singh
Umrusir
Lord Ellenborough Forges Naval Discipline Strategy
Lord Ellenborough proposes a new naval discipline principle to revitalize the fleet’s energy amid demoralization. He cites Indian Army spirit aiding recent Souda victories and praises the Spithead squadron's shown strength. He warns Commodores that flag competition will meet severe consequences if they fail an engagement.
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Lord Eilenborough
Buckingham Palace
Spithead
Han
Admiralty
Lord Ellenborough and a public sense of force
A historical column extols a new principle of action against adversaries, praising zeal and invincibility. It recalls Lord Ellenborough, mocks a lack of common sense in a critic, and notes an Anecdote about Mr Astell the East India Director, suggesting bold measures if Americans press the Oregon debate.
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Lord Ellenborough
Oregon
Astell
East India
Lord Elenborough
Lord Hardings
Sutlej
Calcutta
The Ten Hours Bill Debate In Parliament Described
The Times report recounts Mr Fieldens speech on the Ten Hours Bill and Lord Ashley’s eloquence. It argues Sir James Grahams case for limiting work hours across industries, with profit, wage, and production effects examined for workers and capital.
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Fielden
House of Commons
Times
Lord Ashley
James Grahaw
Smith O
Meassra
Gardiner
Ban
Liberal Party
James Graham
Robert Peel
The Dukes and the Queen Protection at its last gasp
The Morning Post notes a feeble show of protest as two Agricultural Chiefs present petitions from Bucks parishes and from Hampshire Sussex and Kent hop growers to the Queen. It questions the legitimacy of this display ahead of a Lords debate.
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Morning Post
Bucks
Hampshire
Sussex
Kent
Lords
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