Cambridge election committee and Scinde debates in Parliament
In the Cambridge borough petition case a select committee was formed to investigate an undue return. Debates cover Canada corn duties, Lords privileges over Schoolmasters' Widows' Fund, naval lists and retirements, and measures on Scinde. Condolence addresses to the Queen and discussions on mines and female labor reform follow.
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Cambridge Election Committee
Select Committee
Borough of
Cambridge
J. Hardy
P. Scropa
T. W. Bramston
Ingestre
Lord Howick
J. M.taggart
W. Co
H. W. Bargon
United Kingdom
Scinde
Mr. Rozsuck
Canada
Br. T Hornety
Guapstone
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
LanovcHers
House of Lords
Lords
House
Commons
House of Commons
R. Peer
Scotland
J. Russell
Ascal
D. Damen
Duke of
Sussex
C. Bavce
Lord Ashley
Dunfermline
Lord Ashter
Mr. C. Bruce
England
Heme
J. Graham
C. Bruce
Cunrets
Lord F. Ecertox
Lancashire
Roewich
Dexcaxaxax
P. Stewaert
Fonses
BrotHerton
J. Lockyart
Hixpier
Alderman Thomison
South Wales
C. Batce
C. Namex
Admiralty
Lord St. Vincent
Prince Albert
Queen Anne
Naval Service
Lord Incestee
BR Pesx
Ethough
C. Napier
Sir C. Napier
G. Cockburn
Adam
T. Hardy
J. Russerx
Crown
Duke of Wellington
Cuancetton
Lord Camrpery
Lord Campsexe
Lord Brougham
Sudbury
Marquis of Townshend
Earl of Wicklow
Marquis of Caanaianve
Lord Townshend
Lord Bravenast
John Margetts
Earl of Devos
Exeten
Queen's Bench Offices
Calendar for Britain and Ireland Sunrises and High Water Times
A May 21 to 28 calendar explains sunrises and sunsets by latitude, with adjustments per degree. It also lists high water time corrections for major ports such as London Dock, Bristol, Cork, Falmouth, Hull, Milford Haven, Dover, Dublin, Holyhead, Liverpool, Port Glasgow, and Southampton.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Close of the Corn-Law Debate Shifts in Public Opinion
The Weekly Chronicle surveys the closing phase of the Corn Law debate, condemning defenders as unable to justify the law and praising Cobden as the Farmers' friend. It notes Sir Edward Knatchbull's faltering apologies, the Labouring class’s plight, and the push toward free trade while urging Parliament to proceed despite partisan obstacles.
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Johnson
Miles
Charles Burrell
Squires
Mr. Gladstone
Robert Peel
Sir Edward Knatchbull
Kent
Edward Knatchbull
Consolidated Fund
Knatchbell
Shrewsbury
Edward
Sharman Crawford
Emall
Canada
Bowring
Ewart
Layard
E. Buller
Poulett Scrope
Colonel Wood
Thornely
United States
Coru
Congress
Lord Ashley
Debated Speech Loss and Corn Laws Fate Predicted
A political summary notes Mr Gibson's speech loss amid a heated debate. It reports the motion's defeat by 381 to 125, questions whether a second term is likely, and forecasts the Corn Laws' funeral as imminent, with June expected for the formal end.
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Gibson
Howard Douglas
Train
Terry
Cobden
Deegan
Duke of Buckingham
Villiers
Ireland in Repeal Crisis and Crown Policy Clash
The Funds fall amid Ireland’s Repeal agitation. OConnell’s leadership, Catholic bishops, and ministerial reactions widen the split. Armed measures rise as Canada’s cabinet shift feeds Irish discontent, with troop deployments and political alignments signaling continued unrest.
Analysis of Mr Villiers Motion in the Divided Commons
The piece argues that a 381 to 7 division reveals a captured Parliament dominated by landowners and major boroughs. It catalogs counties, towns, and universities as contributing to an anti repeal majority, citing London, Liverpool, Hull, and other seats as corrupt or unrepresentative in the vote.
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Admiralty
Charles Napier
Beexecey
Pecaet
Plumpernce
Herpent
Bourne
Lord Haddington
Sir C. Norris
Milbank
House OF Commons
Sreaxer
Bristol and Gloucester
Liskeard and
Caradun
Clarence
South Eastern
Dover
Birmingham and Gloucester
Glasgow
Three Mile House
Portsea
Lincoln
Sergeant Mearuy
Ireland
Lord Jons Bessexu
Canada
Lear
Scinde
Iin
Rozsuck
Brxcoax Hagin
Roxsves
R. Pex
Ningpo
Brewitt
Excazarex
E. Been
H. Harvixce
Affghanistan
S. Cnawronp
Doxcostug
Whitrass
John Russell
Pageenne
Harwich
Craters
Freepen
Warp
Sharman Crawfurd
Sheffield
Rochdale
Jonyson
Mr. Ross
R. Peer
Hick
Mr. Fielden
Johnson
Baronet
Crawford
Duncombe
Manchester
Bownixe
Crawrorn
Roxsack
Church of England
Jantzs Gaaoam
Roebuck
Hawes
A Incus
Rogsock
G. Grey
Tahiti
Lhgal. A. M
Fc. C. L
Rooks
Thomasine
Maberly
Magistrates In Sessions
G.R.C
John
P. W
Wm. Dossey
C. J
London
M. O
J. G
Bridge House
Southwark
Duke of Cambridge
Norwich
Adolphe Adam
Boulogne
P. Kemble
B. Wood
City of London
W. Fremantle
Bentinck
Conese Hospital
Freemason’s
Alderman Copeland
Bruce
Archdeacon Lonsdale
King's College
National Society
National Society For
Westminster
Archbishop of Canterbury
St. David's
West Indies
New Orleans
Antigua
Idestes Butler
Cambrian
Sharman Crawford
Villiers Stuart
Kerry
Westmeath
Meath
General Morison
P. M. Stewart
Gore Langton
Somersetshire
Thetford
Launceston
Stamford
Cricklade
Tamworth
Chippenham
Ripon, &c. &c
Liverpool
Hull
Stoke-upon-Trent
Newcastle-on- Tyne
Blackburne
Boston
Bristol
Belfast
Westmsinster
Oxford
Cambridge
Dublin
Dublin Town
Newcestle
Howard Douglas
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W Smith
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E Gibson
TM O'Brien
J Strickland
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E Collins
W Hayter
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C Walker
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Oie
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Irving
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T Daft
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Dugdale
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R T Jocelyn
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