Corn Law Debates and Cork Catholic Oath Proposals
Debates cover petitions against corn laws and a Canada Bill, with calls to relax the catholic oath for Irish Catholics. Remarks on prison treatment of William Jones, and defense of Baron Gurney amid criticism. Conservatives push for protection while free traders urge repeal, amid adjournments and parliamentary tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Daoe
Maesty
Ireland
Gen
F. Shaw
H. W. Barron
Surex
William Jones
T. Doxcombe
Prisner
Leicester County
Beron Gurney
Leicester
Jans Gaauam
Duncombe
Jones
Baron Gurney
Howe
James Graham
Borthwick
Anti-Cornlaw League
Wolverhampton
Whicatsos
Pitt
Earl Harrowby
Earl London
R. Pacster
Huskisson
John Russell
Poland
Marstaxp
E. Kwatensees
Wallingford
Palmer
Mr. Blackstone
Baronet
Bath
Mr. Cobden
Joan Resseau
Board of Trade
E. Kratchbull
E. Knatchbull
Ricardo
M‘culloch
Daisy
Poor Law Commissioners
Marquis of Butavansane
Church of Scotland
Breadalbane
Scotland
Presbytery
General Assembly
Earl of Aserpheen
Lord Campbell
Broconam
Camruete
Ard Fitzwiliam
Doncaster
Long Cuancellor
Lor Sandon
William III
Lord Denman
WuHarncyrre
Camrugly
England
Budget blues in the House of Commons
The Budget proves a miserable affair with deficits and missed promises. Goulburn defends the deficit while Peel faces a bungled revenue plan, Irish spirits, and a troubled Foreign Coal Trade. Gladstone’s speech falters as Ward, Gisborne, and Howick clash with Corn Laws for repeal, leaving the government blamed for inaction and political weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
Downing-street
Robert Peel
Mr. Goulburn
House of Commons
Lord Melbourne
F. Baring
John Russell
China
Newcastle
Liege
Ireland
Father Mathew
France
Spain
Portugal
Brazils
Methusalem
Morrow
Gladstone
Villiers Stuart
British and Colonial Review
Mr. Gladstone
Anti-Corn Law League
Ward
New Orleans
Sir William Blackstone
England
Sir William
Board of Trade
Captain _ Fitzmaurice
Cochrane
Gisborne
Mr. Gisburne
Lord Howick
Villiers
Robert Grosvenor
Edward Knatchboll
Whig Party
Marsland
Wrightson
Athens
Bootia
Baronet
Kent
Edward Knatchbull
Lord Mourtcaskell
Calendar Rites for Sun Rise and Tide Across Britain and Ireland
Instructions to compute sunrise and sunset by latitude shifts and to adjust high tide times at major ports. The method uses degrees around 61 89 and 61 80, applying minute additions and subtractions per location. Lists Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton with respective high water adjustments.
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Great Britain and Ireland
Parket
London Dock
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Zhaure
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Corn Law Debate Examines Facts Not Fables
A period voice defends Mr Villiers and the Corn Law debate. It criticizes Conservative papers for dismissing events in the House of Commons and praises Villiers for fresh, vigorous argument. The piece notes Villiers and Villiers Stuart support the motion, highlighting Ireland’s agricultural role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
France
Villiers
Burke
Archbishop Whateley
Napoleon
House of Commons
Mr. Villiers
Ward
England
Villiers Stuart
The Agricultural Rebellion Examined and Attacked
A critical column rebuts Mr Blackstone’s speech linking Conservative pledges to ministerial policy. It argues Yeomanry betrayal, calls out Cobden’s critique, and accuses nobility and magistrates of controlling patronage to favor themselves while exposing Corn Law incentives. It urges independent sentiment among Yeomanry and praises free trade advocates like Mr Campbell of Argylshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackstone
Sir Robert Peel
Downing-street
Mr. Blackstone
R. Palmer
Darby
Hastings
Berkshire
Blackatune
Yeomanry
Campbell
Argylshire
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Boube
LORDS
Earl of Baxton
Priday
Clarence
H. Deverns
Walton On the Hill Rectory
Northampton and
Peterborough
French
R. Peex
Home Department
Lanzoucuzne
Cana
Bowging
Isle of Man
Brotherton
Rees Hamppen
Sir R. Peel
James
Wr. Grapstone
Bennett
Hose
Salford
Bank of England
John Tyrett
H. Berkecery
Walter James
Lord Wortley
Rogent Pexe
Hear
Lord Howzer
R. Peel
O. Stancey
R. Peer
Mrtxer Gresox
Jonx Russell
J.C. Vituiers
Waxzo
Tha
Merzanid
Berxecey
O. Staxter
Lord Duxcasson
Peter Bentuwick
Conpen
Ewner
Lord Dexcanson
Bernat
Joan Manners
Wintrees
W. F. Mackenzie Rose
Hinpves
Bownixe
T. Dexcorpe
Paul
Viscount Duncannon
Eszin Grow
Hume
Finsbury
Mackenztre
Bart
Oxford
Viscount Sanpon Rose
Lord Barrington
Seapher
Mr. Home
Sir Rosext Incrs
T. Coxcombe
Incestare
Beenat
R.N
Captain Hope
W. Dunmore
Association
Standard
John Dacon
Turlon
House of Lords
Otan
C. D
Jire
Crown
Ducchy of
Lancaster
Ann Jones
Legh
Meteo
Eyhem
Zadkiel
Battle of
Hexham
Northumberland
Ephem
Weonespay
Tucasvay
Bonaparte Emperor
Zadhiel
St. Dunstan'a
Swindon
Westher —Legh
Tur Ustox
O'Connell
Ipswich
Daniel O'Connell
Rome
Uberty
Bald
S. L. Fox
St. James's Square
Lord Keane
James Haliburton
Earl of Leicester
Mr. Whitbread
Coke
Townshend
Bodmin
M. M
Carren Marstexance Bitn
Weekly Chronicle
S.r
Lberal
Scrutator
Scrutator.— Reform Club, Afay
Joshua Booths
M. B
Admiralty
D.S
H.S
Gurney
London
John Davis
Wrile
Pentonville Hill
Horgers
Woolwich
Royal Horse Artillery
Cleaveland
Royal Artillery
Murphy
Extantina Moxey
Henry Rowe
Hall
Bow-street
Edward Beck
Ale Commission
Hungerford
Beck
Drury Lane
Newgate
the Weekly Chronicle
Ape
Seta
Suspar
Monpar
Wii
Tersvar
Weonspar
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