Reward of duty amid a debate on reform and public finance
The passage debates royal economy and taxation in service of the constitution, with remarks on Ireland and the Alien Bill. It covers a House of Commons discussion on savitory reform, limits to aristocratic influence, and a public health bill, ending with remarks on Westminster fever and parliamentary adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baiur
Ireland
Sterport
Stearr
Lord Moncr7ts
Mr. Feewen
C. Bunsext
Westminster School
Lord Merrsth
Henley
Mr. Hexley
Lord Morpeth
Hopson
R.incus
Sunderland
Rlogis
Sir R. Inglis
Cheera
Hanson
H. Inglis
Exhibition at the Royal Academy Highlights and Prominent Works
A critic praises Cope’s Wolsey painting as the exhibition’s finest historical work and commends Herbert, Danby, Webster, and others. The review spotlights Mr. Cope’s composition and pathos, Villagers and Danby landscapes, and notes rising artists Pickersgill Stanfield Leslie Frost Corbet Cooper and Dighton, with remarks on color, finish, and national taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Cope
Holy Father
Vandyke
Georgione
Maclise
Prince Albert
St. John the Baptist
Herod
Herbert
John
Terod
Mr. Herbert
National Gallery
Webster
Wilkie
Danby
Nature
Guy
England
T. Danby
Gledur Mountains
Llyngwy
North Wales
Pickersgill
Stanfield
Ambleteuse
Leslie
Mark Tapley
Frost
Euphrosyne
Una
P. Corbet
W. E. Dighton
Wenner
Julia
Arts Review Highlights Paintings by Fisher Stanfield Eastlake Elmore Poole
The critic surveys works by Silvio W Fisher Stanfield and Eastlake noting Love's Devotion by Silvio and Amalie by Stanfield with stormy seas, delicate yet flawed pieces from Eastlake and Poole. It praises color and refinement while faulting execution and design, especially in central figures and arlésienne themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvio
W. Fisher
Julia
Stanfield
Amalie
Brunel
Eastlake
Banditti
The Weekly Chronicle on Legal Notices and Posen Turmoil
Readers submit letters on bond superiority over notes and statute limits while discussing seizures, clergy debt, inheritance, and public complaints. The piece then surveys the Polish Pos en crisis, Prussia's promises, Polish leadership, and European reactions, concluding with Irish sedition fades and O Briens trial nearing.
A Calendar of Sunrise Sunsets and Tides
A calendar excerpt explains how to compute sunrise and sunset times for places in Great Britain and Ireland using latitude and adjustments. It lists high water times at major ports with hour additions or subtractions for Bristol, York, Falmouth, Hull, Milford Haven, and others, and notes specific dates and lunar phases with religious lessons for Easter weeks and changes in day length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Suntain
Ireland
Wunrisa
Minuta
London Dock
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Monpar
Tursday
Weongspar
Taoxapar
Faimay
Satunvar
Sunpar
Poland as a Buffer and Opportunity Missed
The piece urges friends of Poland to speak out against missed opportunities for Polish self rule and homeland restoration. It argues Poles could serve as a European bulwark against encroachment, recalling Sobieski’s prowess and stressing Poland’s strategic value amid ongoing political change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of
Poland
Europe
John Sobieski
Barjbariana
Widow Belzoni appeals to British state for aid
In a London periodical voice expresses deep concern for the widow of Giovanni Belzoni. At sixty-three she pleads for a scant pittance from Lord John and the Royal Bounty fund to sustain her in foreign exile while continuing to publish her husband’s Egyptian works. The piece denounces the small, misdirected sums and calls for ministerial relief from public funds or the sovereign’s private purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanda
Tohereas
Truro
Wapping
England
A. H
Windsor
Mandamus
Court of Queen's Bench
Dover Road
Westminster
Amos
Condover
Holborn
St Giles'’s
Mortmain
Lord Brougham
Bolton
France
Hammermith
Lambeth
Old Bailey
Vigo Street
Belgium
Times
B. P
Stafford
Lincoln's Inn
Hansard's
Trwenstile
CG. C
Clevedon
GC. J
Chelsea
P' Dr
Pall Mall
G. A
Devonshire Street
G. P
Greenwith
I A
Dartmouth
Egal
Abrerd. Humanitas
Croydon
Messrs
I. D
Ludlow
Bury
Lancashire
Dumfries
Scotland
Edinburgh
Winchester
John G
Maldon
J. L
Dean Atrest
Hungerford
Boyhin
W.B
Islington
Berkhampstead
Belzoni
Brussels
Lord John
Royal Bounty Fund
Tasay Tan
John Runsell
Hood
Victoria
The Dean of Westminster and the Deodorising Fiasco
An 19th century voice mocks Dr Buckland for deodorising experiments near Westminster. It recounts a year of odorous nuisances from Dean’s Yard to Hyde Park, noting a failed Canary waregain and a tragic outcome after administering a dose of deodorising liquid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Dean
Dean's Yard
Backland
Weatmingter
Aer
Amell
York Street
Lycidea
Hyde Park
Chaewa
Dr. Buckland
Sanitary Reform Urged After Westminster Black Vomit Outbreak
A Buckland compound illness causes a dangerous fever near Westminster School. Several deaths occur including the Doctor and two ladies. The school disperses in disorder as the Black Vomit spreads. Editors urge strict drainage reforms, condemning deodorising methods and advocating sanitary measures and Lord Morpeth's Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckland
Westminster School
Bucklach
Lord Morpeth
Sidney Smith
Lamartine Beats Plot to Exclude Ledru Rollin in French Crisis
From our correspondent Pants Thursday lamartine refuses to join bourgeois bid to bar Ledru Rollin from government. He risks political exile for national peace, maintaining a conciliatory line while forecasting a soon clash between workers and capital. Lamartine's stance strengthens his image as justice and moderation amid class strife, with Poland and Poland aid on the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constituent Assembly
Lamartine
Hame
Provinciel Tarne Deat Paris
Uni
Ledru Rollin
M. Lamarting
M. Lamartine
M. Lamarthe
Executive Commission
Jose
M. Lamanine
M. Ledra Rollin
Ledrn Rollis
Ledra Rollin
M. Lawartine
Maly
Poland
Germany
France
M. Lamartina
Postscript on European affairs reflected in Madrid and Poland reconfiguration
Postscript discusses revived European troubles, praising Palmaraton and Narvaez while predicting Spain’s crisis collaboration and possible exile. It argues Russia may reestablish Poland under the Duke of Leuchtenburg, hints at Saxon and Teutonic realignments, and foresees a Sclavonic bloc with Prussia, Hungary, and Turkey shaping power. It notes French unrest over Ledra Rollin and the Assembly’s fragility as ministry changes tilt toward the Executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Smith O'Brien
Father Dermingham
Mitchel
O’brien
Wust
Meagher
Waterford
Lord Clarendon
Corporation of Dublin
Europe
Palmaraton
Madrid
Narvaez
Espartery
Teabelle
Louis Philippe
Germany
Russia
Poland
Duke of
Nicholas
Erope
Prussis
Hungary
Oppermoat
Turkey
Posen
Sclavonians
Teutons
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
England
America
Newa
France
Camartine
Ledra Rollin
Assembly
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House OF Lords
Brovenam
Marquis of Laxspense
House OF Commons
Freiday
Stamford
Pace Woon
Tamford
Marquis of Exeter
Northampton
D'Eyscourt
Marquis of
Gnanly
Exeter
Cocenven
Heextes
Home
Herries
Gloucestershire
R. Ivars
Tera J. Rossexun
Honss
G. Bankes
J. Buesell
John Russell
John Bunsell
P. Woon
R. Peel
Royal Academy
Legal & Miscellaneous
Weekly Chronicle
the Weekly Chronicle
UatEst Epitioy
London
Nationa
Lydia Languiah
Itte
Berlin
Prussia
Thaa
Paris
Adam Czartoriski
Czartoriski
Aetter
Baron von Arnim
Duchy of
Literary Friends of
Sussex Chambers
Lord Beaumont
Great Britain
North Latitude
Pe ' Pridayeves
Sox
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