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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 19, 1855

Page

4

Ferguson to end one Carlisle canonry divide funds to four parishes

On Thursday Mr Roebuck reported the committee's long labours while Mr Bouverie signalled an upcoming Bill to amend partnership law. The house mainly allows MPs to draft Bills likely to be swept away later as a fitting moment arrives. The Weekly Chronicle hints Louis Napoleon may back a Polish state to wound Russia. May 19.

Weekly Chronicle Louis Napoleon Poland Russia Crimea Exrrior Lord Patterston Granville Dexsy Evenous Moutons Exnensorovan Duke of Pau Mension Ellennonovant Duke of Wenineron Bulwer Lyton Lord Varenave Wargrave Lord Dent House of Commons Lord Granville Lord Ellenborought Lord Derby Lord Harpwicke Lord Panmure House of Lords

Exhibition an Anglo British Review of Peace and War

The piece discusses Frances Paris Exhibition as a sign of international concord, praises English readiness and stability in industry, notes Palmerston era politics, church rate reform moves, and naval mobilization while hinting at diplomatic maneuvers in Austria and Russia amid the Crimean conflict.

France Brotherhood of Man Paris Lord Palmerston England Austria Vienna Times John Russell Russia Euxine

War Dispatches From Crimea Speak Of Progress And Weariness

The dispatches reiterate that Allied troops are in good spirits amid heavy shelling and advancing works near the enemy lines. The text notes growing naval reconnaissance as signals of extended military and naval preparations, while public patience wears thin for a swifter end to the campaign.

Crimea Gord Raglan Black Sea

The Lords and the Mock Debate at Ellenborough’s Motion

A satirical wrap of a London Lords gathering on the merit based employment motion. Lord Ellenborough and peers lampooned for sham rhetoric with anecdotes and comic lines. a playful, indulgent account of a Senate style session that ends with a lighthearted division. The piece laments democracy versus aristocracy while praising the House of Lords as a social theater.

Lord Redesdale Lord Ellenborough Ellenborough Times Lord Ellenscroven Derby India Sasson Somnaath Lord Ellensproven Earl of Repespate House of Lords Repespare Lord Extensorovuci Asia Russia Behring Lord Anenpren Mediterranean Caucasus Prrv Europe Danube Lord Mennonougi Eielit

Dinner Guests at Parliament Face Dull Speeches

Sir Francis Moon hosted a Wednesday dinner with ministers ambassadors and archbishops. The event drew sharp jibes as critics mocked the speeches especially by the unsuccessful negotiator Lord Joan Russetn whose vapid oration fell flat among the guests and the Mahogany Tree audience.

Francis Moon Lory Pattenston Sir Francis Mansion House Disragtr Joan Russetn Gorrsena Korr Thorv Lord Joan Hes Anldam Haan

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