Debating Lord Stanleys Irish Reform Bill in Parliament
The piece surveys Lord Stanley's Irish Constituency measures, praising his legal grasp while criticizing perceived coercive aims. It recounts debate dynamics, key speeches by Lord John Russell Sir William Somerville Lord Morpeth and others, and notes divisions and procedural moves as the bill advances toward committee.
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Lord Stanley
Ireland
Lord Grey
Ord Stanley
Emmerson Tennant
Newcastle
Lord Ingestrie
William Somerville
John Russell Rose
England
Scotland
Libera Party
Lord Howick
Sinclair
C. Wood
O'Connell
Sheil
Hume
Lucas
Connell
Short Peel
Lord Mey
Lord Morpeth
Robert Peel
Charles Lemon
Baronet
Lord Melbourne
Times
Ajax
Ulysses
Lord Ha
Freshfield
Grattan
Robinson Crusoe
Court and Fashion The Queen at Astley’s and royal rail plans
The Queen and Prince Albert attended a private equestrian performance at Astley’s amphitheatre with Ducrow overseeing the display. A new Slough railway station with separate royal facilities is being built to ease royal journeys from Windsor, including a special train for Her Majesty and suite.
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Astley's
Prince Albert
Astley'’s
Mr. Ducrow
Ducrow
Cavendish
Prince
Albert
Westminster Road
W. West
Royal Box
Epsom
England
Royal
Duke of Sussex
Jew’s Hospital
Bishop
Slade
Canterbury
India
Earl of Cardigan
Kentish Times
Raiway
Slough
Eton College
Great Western Railway Company
Messrs
J. and
C. Rigby
Farringdon
Steventon
Windsor
London
Courten Extension Motion for Anglican Church Worship Reform
Sir Robert Inglis moved to address the Queen urging reform of Church of England worship capacity and endowment. He argues population growth requires more parish churches and better funding, stating government should use national wealth to improve spiritual provision in England and Wales.
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England and
Wales
England
Murder in Norfolk street Courvoisier in court over Russell death
The Norfolk street murder case unfolds with crowds at the house, a deranged woman’s allegations of wizardly plots, and detailed witness accounts of access routes and dust on leads. Courvoisier, the late Lord William Russell’s valet, faces re examination with police and witnesses describing the room, belongings, and missing items as prosecutors press for motive and method.
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Norfolk Street
Wing
Duke of Bedford
William Russell
Inspector Tedman
Dodd
No. 20
Caroline-street
Camden-town
North
Marylebone Lane
Hughes
Piccadill
Norfolk-street
Courvoisier
Tedman
D Division
Pullin
Francois Benjamin Courvoisier
Switzerland
Mont la Ville
Abraham Courvoisier
Francois
England
Butler
Julia Lockwood
J. M. Feetor, Esq
Dover
Ellis
Fector
Westminster Bridewell
Tothill-fields
Flower
Hatton-garden
E. Wolff
Charles Phillips
Clarkson
Bodkin
Hall
The
Ordnance
Earls of Mansfield
Errol
Lord Blayney
Anderson
Murray
Felix Agar
Basset
Sarah Mancell
Mr. Hall
Billy
Richmond
Old Billy
Thomas Selway
Mr. Hobler
Cutler
Park-lane
Lord William Russell
Lord W. Russell
No. 100
Park-street
Lord William’s
Lord William's
Mr. Cutler
Lord William
No. 15
Mr. Flower
Hobler
W. York
Weaver’s Court
York-road
Parklane
Brookes's
Young
William
James Leich
Fecter
Cox's Hotel
Andover
Mr. Fector
Emanuel Young
F. Latham
Mr. Elsgood
John Baldwin
Green-street
Rose
Mr. Tedman
Baker
William Rose
Baldwin
Inspector J. Tedman
Russia
Lord Mansfield’s
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