Knutsford prison chaplain dismissed amid inquiry clash
The Knutsford house of correction chaplain, dismissed by Chester magistrates after testifying against the prison governor, faces pressure for a formal inquiry as dissenting voices defend the governor and accuse political motives. Lords and Commons debate governance, public works and education bills amid further petitions and procedural motions.
Debate on dissenters in universities and church influence
Long discourse in parliament on university privileges, dissenters and Catholics in Cambridge and Oxford. Speakers argue for and against exemptions from chapel attendance and theology requirements, with critics calling the system exclusive and harmful to religious harmony. Debate includes references to Irish and British university practices and calls for broader inclusion.
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Miirnex Grason
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Joan Russeau
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Ruebeck
Lord Saxton
Yous
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Calculating Sunrise and Sunset for Great Britain and Ireland
Use place latitude from guidebooks to adjust sunrise and sunset times. For latitudes above 61 degrees 80 minutes subtract from sunrise and add 7 minutes to sunset. for latitudes below 61 degrees 30 minutes add to sunrise and subtract from sunset. For high water at main stations, adjust London Dock by listed hours and minutes for Bristol Cove Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton.
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Dublin
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Want of tact versus want of principle in Peel opposition
The piece argues Lord Stanley's narrow victory over Peel exposes a lack of principle on his side and tact from opponents. It rails at Labouchere as a main tactician, questions the Canada Bill's virtue, and condemns Tory county MPs for backing the government while betraying constituents. It predicts further divisions and distrust among farmers and ministers.
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Robert Peel
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John Russell
Downing Street
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Lord Howick
Mr. Roebuck
America
Edward Ellice
Thornely
United States
Congress
Mark Phillips
Hume
Hutt
Aldam
Bowring
Ward
England
C. Villiers
Gibson
Henley
Eaton
Lord Rendlesham
John Tyrell
Miles
Reading
Pusey
Robert Palmer
Sir Robert Peel
Scotland
Squires
Lebouchere
Morning Post
Free Church Fund Aims to Bolster Trustees Stipend Plan
The text notes a plan to back up the Free Church with a small annual stipend funded by a £200,000 maintenance fund. It suggests Trustees could allocate payments to each member, offsetting a previously larger liberal state provision now enjoyed. It references Tendy supporting the annual stipend.
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Distinguished Absentees Hit By Absent Members in Debate
A Victorian letter criticizes Irish and English MPs for absenteeism over the Corn Laws and free trade, arguing Nottingham London and Tower Hamlets deserve a voice. It notes Sir William Clay and Johan Cam Hobhouse should answer for their absence and urges public opinion to pressure the House.
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House of Commons
William Clay
William Clay’s Name Is Not To Be Found In the Division Upon Mr. Villiers
Johan Cam Hobhouse
Naples
Nottingham
Matthew Woaed
London
Dismissal of the Lopez Ministry in Spain
The Lopez Ministry falls as Spain chooses between General Espartero and Lopez, with public opinion favoring a strong leader like the Duke of Victoria. Espartero resists Lopez terms, while the Regent seeks a new cabinet to avoid dictatorship, amid frontier threats and Madrid opposition sentiment.
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Madrid
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Chalmers Leads Seceding Scotch Church Split
The four hundred ministers led by Dr. Chalmers break from the General Assembly to form a Free Church. They renounce state endowments yet claim the right to voluntary support, with negotiations under way for a possible reconciliation and return to a “pure” church.
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Pusey
Free Church
Chalmers
Knutsford Gaol Abuses Questioned by Parliament Motions
A detailed critique of Cheshire gaol management in Knutsford is presented, praising Mr. Duncombe for exposing abuses and urging reform. The piece calls for magistrates to answer to higher powers, condemns the gaoler's brutal practices, and supports Sir James Graham's letter endorsing state oversight and legislative action.
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