Debates on Bills Include Irish Registration and Tunisian Case
The two houses adjourned amid lengthy discussions on the Registration of Electors Ireland bill and a Tunisian justice dispute. Lords heard motions on Libel, debt imprisonment, and consular interference, while Commons advanced railway and customs measures and debated public accounts and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruprat Peer
James Granau
Guanstonz
Duncombe
Ireland
J. Graham
Chichester
Arthur Lennox
Treasury
House OF Lords
Lord Broveua
Lord Campnent
Lord Beaumont
Foreign Office
Thomas Read
Tunis
M. de Lagan
Mediterranean
France
Sir Thomas Read
T. Read
Syria
Levant
Barbary
Marseilles
Gibraltar
Malta
Earl of Apenpren
Her
Mahometan
House of Commons
Oase
Insolvent lists and legal notices stir reader letters
A Constant Reader laments omission of insolvency lists in Sunday edition. The page features letters on deed attestation, church-rate rulings, police remedies for lodgers, inquests and libel concerns, plus parish notices and historical legal queries spanning 1844.
Debts of Deceased and Surrogate Guidance
Heirs pay deceased debts from personal estate. creditors may sue a debt without demand, though rare. Identify the surrogate to the bishop and preserve the marriage license. Dissolution of partnership does not release prior liabilities to third parties. a bond may be sued upon for any unpaid balance.
Calculating Sunrise and Tides for Great Britain and Ireland
The guide explains how to find sunrise and sunset by latitude using a base of 61 deg 80 min, adding or subtracting 166 minutes for sunrise and sunset. It also outlines high water times at major ports with specific offsets for Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton and notes multiple minor harbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
The Times Reopens Debate on Peers and Dissenters Chapels Bill
The Weekly Chronicle reviews the Times critique of aristocracy and Corn Law politics, praises Peel’s Dissenters Chapels Bill as bold and timely, and argues for church unity and property rights. It notes opposition from the Bishop of Exeter and concerns about Unitarians and trusts.
More Employment and Food Our Parliament’s Cure
The passage argues that improving the lot of the poor requires more employment and food, not risky reforms. It urges Parliament to widen opportunity, educate, colonize, trade, and reform, believing steady, impartial application of these principles will ease present suffering and secure future happiness.
The Triumph of Indiscretion and the Duke
Indiscretion has achieved a memorable victory and the Duke seals his reconciliation with the 24 Gentlemen who had been guilty of the grossest act of indiscretion. The East India Company might borrow a motto from the Spanish Regiments called invincible Conquerors of the Conquerors of Austerlitz after Baylen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India Company
Austerlitz
Baylen
Waterloo
Praise for Sir Henry Hardinge and new Governor in India
The article lauds Sir Henry Hardinge and General of India leadership after a political shift. It contrasts Hardinge’s calm, measured speech with a predecessor’s bombast, and expresses respect for the new governor’s public character and wartime experience. It notes hopes for wiser policy and peaceful welfare in India under his administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Henry Hardinge
East Tedia Company
Lord Ellenborough
Sir Henry Hardinge
India
Bank Resolution Debate Stirs With Peel Plans and Critics
A Victorian commentary examines Bank Resolutions and the Peel plan, noting the need for banking reform after bankruptcies and abuse of private credit. It cites Sir Robert Peel, investors, economists, and parliament figures like Tooke and Gurney, arguing the measure could steady prices and encourage real capital while easing distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Darnley
Robert Peel
Jones Loyd
Raikes Currie
G. Norman
McCullock
C. Wood
Joint Stock Banks
F. Baring
Lord Spencer
William Clay
Tooke
Gurney
Muntz
Gisborne
Letter defending Colonel Fawcett on duel with Munro
The writer disputes Munro’s claims about Fawcett’s motives and confirms, via Major Daubeney’s testimony, that Fawcett did not intend to kill Munro and acted from honor. The correspondence recalls Fawcett’s deathbed statements about his actions and intentions surrounding the duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Fawcett
Munro
the Times
Fawcett
C.B
Mr. Munro
Grant
Daubeney
Dad
W.H.L. D. Cuppy
45Th Son
Junior United Service Club
Junior
United Service Club
Cuddy
5Th Foot
W. H. L. D. Cuddy
Court of Directors Hears Hardinge Sworn India Governor General
A court of directors held at the Last Tradiz-House with Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Hardinge sworn as governor general of India. The report also notes contradictions about a retirement plan by the chief justice of the Court of Common Pleas, who currently shows no intention of leaving public life. The edition includes various political and economic items from London and Derby, touching elections, trade, and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uture
Tamworth
Privy Council
Piggott
Lord Denman
Wealminster Hall
Tippling
A.P
Court of Common Pleas
Steepy-hollou
Duke of Wellington
Manchester
Weekly Chronicle
Theatre Royal
R. Roxby
London
Turspis
Woodcocks
Bramham-park
Farmer's
Protection Party
Clanronald
G. G
John Morgane
John Newman
Brajesty
Post Office
R.D
Lords of the Treasury
Wharncliffe
Sheffield
Staplehurst
St. Paul's Carnepral
St. Paul's
J. F
Lincoln's-ina-felds
Sussex
Ceria
Reta Tarvehiers
Henry Hardinge
K.C.B
India
Jionp Cher
Justice Tiypar
Inc
Lawyersrox Eyecox
Gurney
Smith
William Bowles
Wills
Morgan
Langman
John King Lethbridge
Lethbridge
Admiral Bowles
Robert Peel
Lord Ossulston
A. J. Bake
North Northumberland
Bermorial
Alnwick
Ar. Villiers
J Yne Mercury
Mauritius
Alauritius
Rotterdam
Derby
Derbyshire
North Midland Railway
Leicester Journal
Tuape
Meriarixe
United States
France
Cresswell
Galt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tulsday
Estcourt
Eastern Counties Railway
Brandon and Peterborough
Bowaine
Virtters
Cayl
T. Duncombe
Times
The
Excuratien
Dourowiek
Roberts
Maren
Belfast
Poor Law Medical Relief Committee
Want Nton
Geord Chenk
Laner
Mr. Greens
Revert Peel
Micxixxon
Selby and York
South Eastern Extension Railway
Furness Railway
Darlington Junction
Hartlepool Dock and Harbour
Coal
Broughsm
Marya
Chaniicarne
Lancaster and Carliste
Queen's High Road
Lord Brougham
Lord Clanricarde
Lord Melbourne
Brocketthall
Lord Cottenham
Wimbledon
Clanhicaede
Camrstu
Earl of Suartessbury
Earl of Devon
Broveham
Papain
Lord Campbell
Lord Campuses Here
Marquis of Clanricarde
Marquis of
Crannhampby
Clanricarde
Lord Brovesam
County of York
Lord Howden
Lord Grey
Earl of Raptor
Duke of Weriington
Lord Broughar
Lord Menteade
Wellington
Lord Broughan
Lord BrotcHam
Marquis of Sauisbury
Marquis of Clanricande
R. Pert
W.C. Stanney
Bangor
Diocese of
St. Asaph’'s
James Graham
Staniey
Heme
Crown
Prussia
Herald's College
Patent Office
Gounnung
Wittrass
Huse
Crtstic
Universites
Cambridge
Meteo
Ephem
Zadkiel
the Weekly Chronicle
the “Times
Lord Normanby
Tadpole
Taper
Hastings
Mr. Villiers
Lord Ashley
Exeter
Lord Ashby
Milnes
Lord Lyndhurst
Lady Hewley
Fox Maule
Sarah Mather
Tosteth
Richard Harding
George III
Zruth
Thomas Wilde
Robert Inglis
University of Glasgow
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