Corn Laws Debate Ends In Third Reading Victory
The House backed the government Corn Laws reform bill amid fierce exchanges on free trade, protection, and Ireland. Speakers defended, attacked, and reflected on Peel, Disraeli, and party loyalties, with votes confirming the measure and calls for stable policy amid national prosperity.
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Calculating Sunrise and Tide Times for Great Britain and Ireland
The method uses latitude from a standard guide to adjust sunrise and sunset times by degrees above 61 and below 51, with specific minute adjustments. High water times at major ports are derived by adding or subtracting listed hours and minutes from London Dock tea, including Brighton, York Cove, Falmouth Harbour, Hull, Milford Haven, and others.
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House Owner and Lodger Distress in Property Law
A discussion on distress in premises without seizing a lodger’s goods. Queries cover written debt acknowledgment, terms, interest payments, principal, arrears, and composition. The editorial note hints at printing bankrupts’ names in capitals next week and outlines life interest in feechief property and possible ejectment if the father survives the mother.
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G. J. H. IIi
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Proserpine
Vi Ratta di Proserpine
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Last Dying Speeches and Confessions of Protectionists Debate
A detailed review of the Corn Law debate's third reading, praising Lord Granby's earnest, forceful speech while critiquing other Protectionist rhetoric. The piece contrasts the dull sessions with Seymer and Graham, notes the Dorsetshire Labourers tangents, and previews the controversial Smith O Brien case and the Young Ireland split, outlining O Connell's role and the Moral Force vs. armed rhetoric divide.
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Robert Peel
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Milnes Gaskell
Dorsetshire
Sir James Graham
Hoprless
Mr. Seymer
Australia
Mr. Hutt
Debating the Tariff and Paralyzing Commerce in Parliament
The narrative portrays a heated session with vociferous exchanges as the six o clock hour nears, Speaker's chair rules unsettled by Resolutions, and parliamentary moves toward adjournment. It notes Mr Spooner and Lord George Bentinck battling on Canada and the overall stance of Protectionists amid uncertain policy shifts and forecasts a public backlash.
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R. Pex
Cardwell
Inceasant Dutatur
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G. Banker
Robert Pee
Feilden
O'Connell
Spooner
Lord Gieorge Bentinck
Canada
Toulmin Smith
Lord George Bentinck
Contested Irish Leadership Splits Over O Briens Action
A Dublin paper debates factional rifts around Smith O Brien and O Connell, praising purity of motives amid accusations of selfish aims. It notes tension between Young Ireland and Repealers, with predictions of a looming clash as parties align and divisions sharpen.
Exeter Hall Again The Potato Fail Ure And The Grant To Maynooth
A satirical London commentary mocks Protestant zealots and Exeter Hall in the Maynooth grant debate. It faults anti Catholic bigotry, contrasts Protestant dissenters with Catholics, and ridicules claims linking potato crop failure to Maynooth funding while noting political shifts and public reaction. The piece lampoons Lord Lyndhurst’s oath issue and treats Peel and court factions with caustic humor.
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J.P. Willmptre
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Inquisition
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House of Commons
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Prussia
United States
George Bentinck
Newmarket
Iorning
Virtual Settlement of the Oregon Question
A weekly note outlines the Oregon Question in early debate, recalling the Senate motion authorising notice of termination of the joint occupancy and the Caledonia arrival as factual turn points. It frames the dispute between seasle and the House, with emphasis on forthcoming consequences and a measured tone.
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