Lords and Commons debate relief funds and Portugal policy
Debates cover relief money from Newfoundland fire donors, calls for clear accounts on receipts and distribution. Lisbon affairs prompt government to withhold papers until follow up, while Portugal pacification efforts and potential force are discussed. County supply measures follow with tax reform arguments and excise scrutiny. Weather and market updates round out the page with crop prospects and bread price changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords—Feoday
Nestion
Duke of Rice
Earl Grer
Oxford
Birmingham
St. John's
Newfoundland
House OF Commons
Portugal
Home
Jonx Ressece
Mr. Hume
Lord Palmerston
Foreign Department
France
Spain
Portugel
J. Ressitt
Montag
Mr. Ewart
Sir R. Walpole
Adan Staith
IL. Yorer
Ewart
Huag
W. Williams
Statuarre
Xin
Enmines
Counpary
Serma
Genenat
League Company
York
Chapel-street
Luton
Adien
Genllemar
Semin Bia
Ferling
Hes
Hert Mercury
Meeting in favour of Lord Ashley at Bath
A Bath gathering of Lord Ashley supporters filled Bath Assembly Rooms at 2 pm to endorse the Conservative candidate. William Sutcliffe chaired, praising Ashley as a man of the people while attacking the rival, Lord Duncan, and Mr Roebuck, amid cheers and calls for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Ashley
Bath
Lord Aahley
Lord Duncan
Roebuck
Gentlerman
William Sutcliffe
Houses of Lords and
Comisuns
Ireland
England
College of Maynooth
Putin
Aaron
Schous
Perenta
Jurdebip
Bata
Guildhall
Alderman Hant
Poteo Vainas
Mr. Roebuck
Admiral Gordon
James Crisp
Ery
John Arthur Roebuck
House of Commons
Sunrise and Sunset Rules for Britain and Ireland
Guidance explains calculating sunrise and sunset times by latitude relative to 61 degrees 80 minutes, adjusting sunrise earlier or later by one minute per degree, and tweaking high water times at major ports with listed offsets for several locations. It also notes calendar details for Trinity Sunday and a sequence of dates with liturgical lessons and day length changes, indicating twilight and moon phase information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain and Ireland
London
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Bull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Lew Morn
Medical Ethics and Reform Stir in Profession
The Weekly Chronicle notes a surge of reform in medicine amid quarrels with quackery and limited House of Commons action. It cites two events: a College of Surgeons certificate scandal allowing a pastry cook to practice and a medical man pressed to assist infanticide for money, raising concerns about ethical duties and the need for genuine reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
College of Surgeons
Voestion
France
Hhen
Atract of the Times on Clergy Criticism and Bishops
A defender of church discipline attacks upper clergy and bishops with caustic terms and calls for independent clerical commissions to judge bishops. The piece mocks Bishop London and the archbishops, asks for Gilbert Act like reforms for bishops, and mocks church leadership with satirical references to ministers and dissenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Canterbury
Cripplegate
London
Macwurre
York
Bath and Wells
Laodicea
Sardis
Dizzy Disraeli and the Buckinghamshire election critique
A satirical critique lampoons Mr. Disraeli as Dizzy for his literary rhetoric and mixed signals on protection and Free Trade. The piece mocks his Buckinghamshire electors address, calls out his financial stance, and highlights claims on land, taxation, and the education of the people through clergy, noting alleged contradictions in his parliamentary record and principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punch
Disraeli
Aubriquet
Buckinghamshire
Great Britain
Mr. Disraeli
England
Seeu
Maynooth
Argai
Tuit
Unclear Extracted Segment Reflects Health and Mind
The fragment hints at limiting opportunities for service and improving health and intellect. It mentions Disraeli at an uncommon altitude, noting dizziness and potential decline if not addressed. The text is garbled and partial, offering few concrete names or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibia
Disraeli
Averted Horror Over Mr Round Worship Controversy
A London chapel incident prompts debate over Mr Round’s religious leanings. The Times accuses him of close ties to Anglican rites while his committee and Mr Round defend his church attendance. Oxford sentiment shifts as critics urge restraint and inquire into his conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round
London
Kerasian
Jubo-atreet
Bedford-aquare
Harrington
Round Himmelf
Oxford
Persious Pia Oy
Reung
Marylebone Liberal Candidate Field in Tight Race
In Marylebone the Liberal battle features three contenders a Lawyer a Lord and a Jew. The piece urges unity to avoid disunion and a Tory gain arguing for a clear stand on Jewish enfranchisement and the Oath, urging Electors to decide promptly to avert a worse general election outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nap Ts
Marinebone
Professinn
David Salamuna
Marylebone
Marslebane
Ld Tatg Oy
Ais
Ifare
Salamone
A Qualification for Parliament amid Bed and Blanket Satire
Dr. Millinger’s taleist allegory skewers Ireland politics and sectarian strife by comparing Protestant and Catholic halves of the body politic to a patient scandalously sharing a bed. The piece derides Nos Pope ry and mocks reformers as impractical, suggesting transfer to lunatic asylums for extreme views as Parliament dithers between Bedlam and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Millinger
Trishian
LV P
Milinger
Ireland
Anc
M'Neiles
Lord Ashley
Bath
Susbury Ts Wayne
Bedlam
Hanwell
Lord Ageley
Mo Roebuck
Lord Dunvan
The Late Mr. OConnell A Critical Eulogy
A condensed review of Mr. O Connell notes his talents and flaws. The piece describes his oratory as powerful with the masses yet weak over mind, attributing his influence to popular passion rather than sustained political mastery. It flags Young Ireland as a rival force that eroded his authority and led to his decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batressza
Wandaforth Road
Sodor and Man
M.P
Notts Review
Montrose Standard
Glasgow
Mesars
Andrew Scott and Company
Jane
Ballantine
Glasgow Post
Harvey Leach
Man Monkey
Liston
University College Hospital
Mr. Potter
le Rhone
Clovey
Journal de Bordeaux
Laurac
Carter
Royal George
Peete Arte
Matilda Reynolds
Reynolds
Farmar
Wilson
Wiles
Hunt
O'Connell
Uerline
Thia
Young Ireland
Mater
Mr. O'Connell
Quence
Ireland
Leland
Atyre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Timbuctoo
California
Aeme Intereati
Andreland
the Weekly Chronicle
Medical Ethics and
the Times
MR. Oconnell
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