Debated hours bill divides House as adjournment votes end session
In a tense session the Lords and Commons debated the proposed labor hours measure amid strong opposition from manufacturers and concerns about wages. After divisive speeches and procedural motions, the House adjourned with the division uncertain, while the Canadas tariff debate and other bills moved forward.
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Rowling
Broteeaton
Canoner
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Bankes
Treasury
Treasury Bench
Newark
Aiso
Want
Maber
Gusnonne
Treasney
Okaertas
Gisporne
Wand
Dorsetshire
Ward
R. Pex
St. Durst
Bank
W. James
Weber
Legal and Personal Replies on Debts and Leases
A reader’s column reproduces varied letters on debt disputes leases and trusts. Advice queries cover debt acknowledgment terms arrears principal and interest, property rights life estates and possible ejectment. The miscellany previews printing bankrupts insolvents names in capital letters and weighs trustee and legal remedies.
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Camden Town
Betsy Fach Cymru
Devonion
Earl of Hardwicke
H. L
Proserpine
Time rules for sun and tides in Britain and Ireland
A late 19th century note explains how to compute local sunrise and sunset times from latitude, with adjustments by degree and minutes. It also lists high water times at major stations with additions and subtractions for specific ports, followed by a calendar snippet and religious lessons notes noting the day length and twilight timings.
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Ireland
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Cove
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Hull
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Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Saxpay
Mon Pry
Torapay
Whonnavar
Tituspay
Faray
Arrivals and Docks Seen as East India Trade Grows
A recent period saw nearly twenty Indiamen reach East India docks with valuable cargoes. Notable vessels include Alfred Monarch Owen Glendower Queen and Ellenborough. Smaller foreign craft added to a bustling port as homeward-bound sailors fill the east end of London.
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Monarch
Owen Glendower
Queen
Ellenborough
London
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St. John’s Market
Pheasan
Dublin
Rushton
Liverpool Albion
Fing Axp
Marquis of Wellington
New Street
Huraelydown
Tooley Ateeet Orpine
Vatan Fann
Mr. Baker Hell
Lemon Hospital
Lyons Levy
Oun
Solon
Goldensthrow Hackney
Silonun
Hiern
Solomon
Sahay Moering
Debated Corn Law speech praised for earnest delivery
The article assesses Lord Granby's Third Reading speech in the Corn Law debate, praising its fervor and clear advocacy while criticizing style and reliance on old legislative echoes. It notes strong support from Liberal benches, questions Peel's moderation, and covers related remarks by Milnes Gaskell and Seymer during a long, tedious week of remarks. It also surveys the ongoing Smith O'Brien and Repeal Party tensions and the Young Ireland split, detailing the factions, leaders, and potential consequences for Ireland and British policy.
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Thuersdayt
Earl of Powis
St. Asaph
Bangor
Manchester
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Charitable Trusts
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Europe
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Earl of Damnoeste
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Ecclesiastical Commission
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G. Gay
Stuart
K. Murray
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Prospree
Victoria
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Wakrky
Spooner
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Spooxer
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NewnnuaTe
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Dathousie
Larda
Sonith
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Excine
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Tilia House
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T. Wylde
Hawgs
Brruur
Newcrcate
Boul
Waxer
Robert Peel
Mr. Mestz
Cardwell
Axen
Ausx
B. Escort
Toring Witier
T.susith Aiver
Minus
Stuoner
Mo Cardwell
Csnadas
Go Bextinck
Sars Cathcart
Canadas
Lecishaive
Provine
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Urey
Stocerin
Gladstone
Earl Cathcart
Gladatune
Legislative Assembly
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Toronto
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United States
House
New York
Pemberton
The
Times
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Mr. Rogover
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Canada
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H. Hisne
Moliin
Morning Post
Marquis of Granby
Ubat Jacelias
Eprakes
Sian
Lord Granby
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Mirabeau
Bakerr
Carafadora
Cord Granby
Bio
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Dorsetshire
James Graham
Mr. Seymer
Australia
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Smith O'Brien
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Iiherry
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O'Brien
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Roche
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McNevin
Debates over Canada policy spark Tory friction and delay
The debate exposes divisions among Spooner, Lord George Bentinck, and Toulmin Smith as Protectionists stall reform. Spooner loses by nine, Bentinck gains papers, and critics deride the motion’s political opportunism amid fears of foreign corn and stalled commerce. The piece laments continued procrastination and potential national policy failure.
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Spooner
George Bentinck
Canada
Toulmin Smith
George Houtinck
Political split in Ireland over O Brien and O Connell
The piece cites Mr M Nevin praising disinterested leaders amid party tensions between Young Ireland and Qaid Ireland. It notes distrust between Smith O'Brien and O'Connell, fears of personal feud, and claims current actions lack clear principle, with leaders poised to clash as the Island moves toward independence.
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House of Cormens
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Kingdom of Ireland
Exeter Hale Again The Potato Fall and Maynooth Grant
The piece rails at Protestants and Irish Catholic tensions, mocking Exeter Hall, Maynooth Grant, and figures like Lord Kenyon. It lampoons the Morning Post’s claims on potato pestilence and church disputes, arguing intolerance fuels conflict and mocking reformers and liberal dissenters.
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Deanan
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Lord Kenyan
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Tiret
Dr. Posey
Ireland
Bby
Hugbl Stowell
Mths
Ciorchs
Thers
Goth
Torque Mada
Exeter Hall
Inquisition
Treiae
Hugh Stowell
Exeter-ball
Alfsirs
Rome
Lord Lordhurst
Caieice
Exeter-hall
Perera
George the
J. Batecon
Robert Pee
Lnd
Church of Rome
Mr. Newman
House of Commons
Denmark
Sweden
Prussia
United States
George Bentinck
Newmarket
Rete Peel
Morning Post
Virtual Settlement of the Oregon Question
Commentary on the Oregon question as debated in Congress. The Senate proposed warning that the Oregon Territory not be settled for broader purposes, while the House of Representatives adopted resolutions aligning with Senate terms. The discussion touches on potential diplomatic consequences and the possibility of American pluck influencing outcomes.
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House of Representatives
Caledonia
Oregon Territory
Polk
Congress
Senate
Bermuda
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