Adjournment Motions and O Brien Custody Clash in Commons
The House debated adjournment moves by the Duke of Wellington and the hearing of Mr O Brien. The Committee of Selection questioned, with supporters arguing proper appointment and opponents stressing lawful order. A divison followed, majority against O Brien’s discharge, and discussion moved to theFactories Bill and its impact on workers.
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Duke of Wet
Ington
Honsa
Earl of Bannon
Hho
Viscount Hardinge
Lord Gough
Duke of Wellington
Bieraia of Nommanar
Feriday
WR. O'Brien
O'Brien
Batcourt
Committee of Selection
Smith O'Brien
Ember
Verlain
S O'Brien
Esrcornr
House
O'Connell
Vasaveros
G. Grey
Mr. O'Connell
Select Committee
Staurr
O'Cox
Varey
The
Crown
Mr. O'Connsll
Hones
Mr. O'Brien
Mr. Strate
Sir G. Grey
Lord Pourixeron
S. O'Brien
M. J. O'Coxnexr
BR. Peel
Lord Pollington
O'Conneil
Ireland
R. India
Watson
Lord J. Russell
G. Baxzzs
R. Peel
Fielden
Brotherton
Lord Kenyon
Sir Hobart Peel
Hone of Lords
House of Commons
House of Lords
Earl of Liverpool
Earl of Harrowby
Earl Grey
Lord Holland
Lauderdale
Grosvenor
Rodell
Lord Liverpool
H.G. Wanp
Jabunr
Maeters
Dorsetshire
Bankes
Austin
Wilts
B. Dyxtson
Lord Morpeth
Hisch
Macawlay
R. Pexy
Gregg
Rd J. Russkot
Sir R. Peel
Mr.Macaulay
HK. Peel
J. Hobhouse
Lord Althorpe
John Trussell
Cosyen
Wiltshire
Somersetshire
J. Manners
Contested letters from readers on law and religion
A long reader correspondence page discusses a police case at Bawntree, court precedents, and religious questions. It covers opinions on legal age proof, tenancy and repairs, and a critique of parliamentary and church funding debates with multiple named correspondents and dated notes.
Time Tables and Tidal Calculations from Old London Week
The fragment provides methods to compute sunrise and sunset times by latitude for Great Britain, and high water times at several ports including Bristol Cork Fal mouth Milford Haven and Dublin. It also lists week's events and liturgical lessons with dates and notes the length of day increasing to 16 hours 12 minutes with twilight.
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Soy Place
Great
Keritain
Annaat
Ennriny
London-stock Gaten
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Harbresr
Sourthampton
Queen Victoria
Custom House
Excise, Stamps, and Taxes Office
Irick Coercion Bill Dropped Amid Moral Triumph
The Irick Coercion Bill vanished from agenda amid praise for justice and common sense. Sir Robert Peel told Ar O’Connell that no date would be set soon and ample notice would be given to Irish members. The defeat is hailed as progress toward treating the Irish question as a whole and challenging landlord pressures in court.
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Lancashire
Hear
Ohthan
Ward
Milligera
England
United States
Lowell
Newark
J. Mangers
Mr. Ward
Mr. Macaulay
J. Russell
G. Grey
Sheffield
Hindostan
Shafield
America
Lord G. Bewrixcx
Afr. Brotherton
Fielden
R. Peel
Bose
Felav
Umani
Lord Mongerm
Casavera
Protectionista
Macaccay
Comptons
Johnsons
Hardwicks
J. Hannes
Ressons
Waxney
Lord Morpeth
Yorkshire
Went
Bare
Macaca
Macaulay
Tord Ashtay
Irick
Robert Peel
Ar. O'Connell
Peera Tok
Contention Over Coercion Bill in Irish Crisis
A critical review of the Coercion Bill and government handling in Ireland. It argues the measure would worsen violence, punish the innocent, and leave core causes unaddressed, noting lordly and parliamentary missteps, leadership gaps, and doubts about effective governance without extraordinary powers.
Lord Stanleys Leadership and the Lords and the Bill
A wartime style opinion piece argues Lord Stanleys leadership could steer the Lords through the Reform era clash over the Corn Laws and Protection. It surveys his influence, the potential coalition with Ultra-Protectionists, and the risk of a dissolution if the Five to Six Shilling Duty passes.
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Lord Stanley
Brookes's
Commons
Terge
New Zealand
George Bentinck
House of Commons
England
Stanley and Bentinck
Tom Thumb
Sir Robert Peel
Origenius
James Graham
Rober Peel
Duke of Richmond
House of Lords
Lord Althorpe
Robert Peel
Tina
Hmiel
Disraeli
Miles
Treasury Bench
John Russell
Cobden
James Greham
Lord Palmerstip
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Earl of Erroll
Buckingham Palace
Duke of Argyl Hanson
Harrow School
Sidney Herbert
Harroviews
Couza
Bulwarka
Earl of Malmesbury
Earl of Eglinton
Post Office
South Eastern Railway Company
Gravesend
Mary Anon Newland
South Eastern Railway
Bricklayers’ Arms
Ballantine
Nash
Roberts
Baker-street
Portman Square
Mia
Newland
London
Piccadilly
White Horse
Pimlico
Duke of York
Vauxhall Road
Wych Street
Sloane Street
Chelsea
Roberta
Dunn
Farr
South-Hantern
Atkinson
Haines
Robinson
Payne
Bawntree
A. Templar
Justice Muller
Lex
A. M
Tiem
Partiea
Broughham
Gifford
Camden Town
Weekly Chronicle
Cargil
Borough of Shurham Building Society
Tuld Pratt
Meney
O. P
Neweaalle
Cuckney
the Thames
Madame Veatrie
Boothby
Widatrhuoda
Emma
Gretna Green
E. T
J.C. Sones
John Williams
Pilliwenty
Canterbury
India
John
N.S
Nola
Metropolia
Turtle
Rachael
Paul Bedford
Mr. Payne
Daily News
J. Kerry Courtrenar
Fredes Rick
Weskly Chronicle
Prince William Augustus Edward of
Saxe Wemar
Grenadier Guards
Colummna
Great Britain
Saxe Weimar
Hult
Horse Guards
Lincoln's Inn
the Weekly Chronicle
Bunday Biorning
Peers
Church
Robert Inglis
Villiers
Lord Stradbroke
Lord Ashburton
Ashburton
Hampshire
Church of England
House of Lorde
Thane
Conaervalises
Legal & Miscellaneous
Great Britain and Ireland
Risa
Bublin
McCarthy
Lord Heytesbury
Hume
Lord Castlereagh
Lord Normanby
Lord de Grey
Lord Hertenburg
Onle
BILL
LORDS
Richmond
Charge
Stanley
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