Debating motions and Jewish disabilities bill in parliament
The transcript records a parliamentary session with Mr O Connor and Montrose debating adjournment, working-class leadership, and public support. It notes opposition from Nottingham and several speakers, then the motion is withdrawn and the House adjourns. It also covers the Jewish Disabilities Bill being debated with many peers opposing on religious grounds and several supporting its second reading amid mixed speeches.
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Her
A. Bulwer
Spain
Great Britain
Denmark
German Confederation
Spooses
Lord Morpeth
Moniz
Mr. Newncote
W. Parren
Mr. Hester
W. Clar
2. Woon
Lord Morreri
S. Crawvonp
Hopson
Spooner
Sroonga
Atrozver Genenal
House
Joint Stock Companies
Soubrron Grneear
Herpian
Court of Chancery
M. Greson
G. J. Tcoxnen
Bozierroz
Aglions
Scotland
Lonp
Conaroy Aldeaven
Salomena
Musgrove
City of London
Buainess
Smith
Covenshaw Bog
Carnwath
Eainburgh
Cranbourne Tavern
Great Newport Street
Leicester Square
Parker
Emma Attick
Yas
Tex Domestic Stavarts
Prince of Wales National Servants Club
Marylebens Iane
Zimes
AccioxyTox
Eyson
Sutton
London and Hosom
Wil- Vince Manson
London Bridge
Sven
Guy's Hospital
Representation Reform Delayed To June In House Of Commons
In a May 23 session, Joseph Home explains delaying a reform motion to June 6 to gauge public opinion. He notes neither middle nor working classes favor reforms and urges reformers to seek opinions through normal channels. The piece frames the political dispute and speech tone of the era.
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O'Cowmor
Oxfordshire
Ose
Cairo
Montrose
Forddenly
Hon
Mr.o'connor
Nottingham
House of Commons
Conag
Ber
Per
Memjong
bin Ikon
Mr. Cobden
Hear
Lear
Alon
Buckingham
Ceance
Evy
England
F. O'Connox
Hin
Mr. Connen
A. Berwecer
Hames
O'Connor
O'Conner
Montrare
West Riding of York
Rottingham
Jeughter
Rome
George Bentinck
Isaa
United Kingdom
Joseph Home
Time and Tide Calculations for Great Britain and Ireland
Instructions outline methods to compute sunrise and sunset times by latitude, adjust for degrees above or below certain thresholds, and determine times of high water at various ports. Additional notes cover ecclesiastical dates, moon phase, day length, and twilight conditions for the dates around May and June.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Annring
Lesporta
London
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead Barbour
Liverpool
Port Glass OW
Southampton
Theae P Zcoa
Monpar
Charles Tha Sarond
Togstar
Weeneswar
Sunelat
Farok
The Military Reaction In Europe
The piece argues Europe has shifted to a military reaction across nations. Paris recalls 50,000 troops under General Cavaignac to quash ultra republicans. Prussia leans toward military protection from anarchists. Vienna and Austria face a populace eager to abuse liberty, while Naples shows brutal military force backing the king and suppressing liberties, with massacres and citywide arson. A French naval threat looms to deter further carnage.
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Europe
Paria
Chamber
Paris
Cavaignac
Prussia
Prince of
Ferdinand
Vienna
Louis
Austria
Naples
Luzzaroni
Astmy
The Jewish Disabilities Bill Thrown Out by the Lords
The Lords rejected the Jewish Disabilities Bill amid accusations of intolerance and bigotry. The piece argues the action hurts political rights and mocks the Lords. It predicts Lord John Russell will reintroduce the bill in the Commons and urges public pressure to support justice for a long-persecuted people.
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LORDS
House of Lords
Iasslinde
France
Snow
England
House of Commons
London
John Ruesel
Church of England colonists in New Zealand plan
The article denounces a proposed Church of England settler colony in New Zealand. It mocks sectarian plans, questions orthodoxy tests for settlers, and argues for honest labor over religiously framed emigration. It warns that sectarian aims would fuel discord among colonists and harm prospects.
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Church of England
Bench of Bishops
New Zealand
Pacific
Timex
United States
Pilgrims Fathers of
Derby Row Shows Mr Bright in Derby Debate
A House of Commons debate on adjournment to attend the Derby draws Lord George Bentinck and allies with Mr Bright opposing the motion. The piece argues the Derby’s appeal unites all classes, praises English national spirit, and suggests Bright might support a Derby Oaks day in the future.
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Houe of Commons
George Benticck
Bright
Arandas
Epsom
Lord George
Manchester
Sach
Mr. Bright
Peter
Belial
Mammoo
Corn Law League
London
England
Colonization Upon Church of England Principles
A discussion advocates systematic colonization to ease overpopulation in Ireland and England. It argues past emigration failed, seeks a government led scheme acceptable to all classes, and promises the poor a chance to improve by settling productive lands now unused for lack of labor.
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Ireland
England
Vernon Gallery Gift Prompts Nation to Provide Space
Mr. Vernon presents valuable pictures to the Nation yet the country faces a lack of rooms to display them. Cabinets at Charing Cross are full, and public access requires new space. He bears costs to keep open house, urging sacrifice to honor the art gift and avoid waste.
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A.B
Camberwell
Maneheater
Southend
Middlesex
Newport
Somerset House
A. Lazarus
Whitechapel
Bishop
Philliate
Kleasee
Chelsos
Sheerness
Lord Brougham
House of Lords
Chertsey
Commons
Poole
Dartmouth
France
Cirencester
Ponsonby
Alberta
Dorset Street
C.D
Borsbasj
A.Z
Blackfriarn
B.A
Norwood
London Bridge
Eogens
Kostesbora
Igaf
Fork
Occarion
F. F
G. B
Warwick
Lichfield
Newcastle
Fortmant
WS. H
Somerset
Teill
Charlotte
Fleet Street
Stroud
Lovagrove
Exeter
Court of Queen's Bench
Southall
Dover
Thimblerigg
Crowe
W.B
Chelsea
Sharnbrook
Liverpool
Wales
W. W
Marylaboas
Vernon
Charing Cross
Canoe of Art
Vernon’s gift elevates national art and exposes gallery flaws
A newspaper column praises Mr. Vernon for bequeathing British masterworks to the nation, stressing patriotic motive and public benefit. It condemns the National Gallery’s conditions and urges better support to exhibit and protect valuable paintings amid private munificence and public neglect.
Metropolitan Sewers Court considers district surveys plan
The Court of Sewers chaired by the Hon. Mr. Byng discussed a general metropolis survey. Opinions held that only separate district surveys could be funded from each district’s rates, with shared contractors allowed and separate contracts for each district. A 25,000 pound survey cost and 30 year funding plan were debated, and the court adjourned for potential legislative backing.
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Metropolitan Commission OF Sewers
Byng
Peacock
Ordnance Department
Westminster
Holborn
Finsbury
Tower Hamlets
Poptart
Blackwall
St. Katherine's
Surrey
Kent
Greenwich
Chadwick
Leslie
Finsbury and Holborn
Ordnance
Mr. Slaney
M-P
Viscount Ebrington
A.P
Slaney
Lord Morpeth
House of Commons
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