Release of Mr William Smith OBrien
Intense Irish politics surround the release of William Smith OBrien from confinement in the House of Commons. The article credits OConnell and Shaw for moving his discharge after a report by the committee and notes Irish leadership, motives, and public adulation. It contrasts OBrien's martyr status with practical political realities and critiques hollow praise from Repeal members and Dublin society.
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Watson
William Smith O’brien
House of Commons
Shaw
O'Connell
Smith O
O'Brien
Ireland
Smith O’brien
Mr. O'Connell
Trish
Smith O'Brien
Durance
O’brien
Treland
Aindy
Dublin
George Robins
Goulburn Budget Critique Sparks Probing Debate
The piece rails at Mr Goulburn’s Budget speech, mocking his figures and claims while praising certain shifts toward Free Trade and education reforms. It notes the fiscal result of tax cuts, a projected surplus, and concerns over minor tampering, then ties Ireland policy to Peel’s Coercion Bill and hints at wider imperial tensions including US Mexico war and European diplomacy.
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United States
Mexico
Robert Peel
Goulburn
West India
Cobden
John Russell
James Graham
Hume
Gulllburn
Ordnance
Ireland
Chine
Baring
Aay
Decisive Whig peers meet on corn bill fate at Lansdowne
Reports from Lansdowne House state Liberal Whig peers united to back Sir Robert Peel's Corn Bill and oppose any amendments, signaling late June passage. Other papers chastise protectionists while praising the Whigs for sticking to repeal and shaping future government policy.
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Lansdowne House
Lord Stanley
Robert Perl
House of Lords
John Russell
Lord Palmerston
George Bentinck
Lord Melbourne
Lord FitzyWiliam
House of Commons
Commons
Peera
Morning Herald
Lanedowne House
Robert Peel
Lord Beauvale
Ponsonby
Board of Trade
Melbourne
George Bentisck
Prince Albert
Ascot
Farpay
The
Castle
Buckingham Palace
Prince Consort
Windsor
Ascot Downs
Earl Delawarr
Lord Dunfermline
Scotland
Duke of Devonshire
Devonshire House
Louis Napoleon Buonaparte
London
France
England
Haro
Louis Napoleon
Tarrday
Mewley
Bourne
Lincoln
Lord Vivian
House of Londs
Duke of Cambridge
Duchess of
Duke of Rutland
Earl of Beverley
Marquess of Exeter
Marquesa of Salisbury
Earl of Cheaterfield
Duke of Beaufort
Earl of Powis
Earl of Rosebery
Earl of Carnarvon
Earl Granville
Earl of Morley
Earl of Mornington
Earl of Aberdeen
Duke of Wellington
St. James's Park
Axdvorse Union
Wakley
Miscellany notes appointments and New Zealand matters
The Wakefield Journal reports Mr Ferrand MP distributing 140 waste land roads in Harden and Cullingworth. It notes Sir Francis Hastings Doyle named Receiver General of the Customs with salary cut to 1200 and security of 30000. Oxford issues notice against William Leech. National Bank of Ireland annual meeting reports increased reserve and dividends. New Zealand Company considers winding up after government land grant failure. Also coverage of Joseph Ady case, rail traffic returns, and other brief items.
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Waarz Lane
Ferrand
M.P
Harden
Cullingworth
Wakefield Journal
Francis Hastings Doyle
Board of Excise
Excise
Customs
William Boothby
Oxfomd
Benjamin Parsons Symons
D.D
University of Oxford
William Leech
Oxford
National Bank
Taucanp
National Bank of Ireland
O'Connell
Broad Street
New Zealand
Old Broad Street
Viscount Ingestre
Lord Courtney
C. Buller
H. A. Aglionby
W. Hutt
Alderman Thompson
Bowring
R. D. Mangles
S. Marjoribanks
F. Tollemache
Briggs
Chase
Caulfield
Grover
Cargill
Maconochie
Colonial Secretary
Grey
John Russell
Robert Peel
Aglionby
Watson
Joseph Ady
Broderip
Thames Police Court
Samuel Smith Hill
Vine Street
Regent-street
William W. Hornsby
Brower-Street
Woolwich
Whitechapel
York-street
Charlotte-street
Peter Laurie
Ady
Capt. Homeby
National Provincial Bank of England
Feam
National and Provincial Bank of England
W. W. Hornsby
London Gazette
J. Apy
Pelham
Alr
Bonner
Cook
Donegan
War Declared By Congress Over Mexican Conflict
The United States and Mexico are at war after Mexican forces crossed the Rio Grande and defeated a detachment of General Taylor's army. Congress authorized a ten million dollar war fund and up to 50,000 volunteers, while the President was empowered to coordinate defense and naval actions.
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Mexico
Oregon
England
Atlantic
Congress
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Taylor
River Bravo
Guanaxuato
Polk
Texas
Washmeton
Rio Grande
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Rio del Norte
Matamoras
Saint Isabel
Nueces
Department of Texas
Gulf
Nuecer
Department of Tamaulipas
Nueces and
Louisiane
Mexican Department
Corpus Christi
Ampudia
Alvarez
Matamoros
Paredes
Whalever
Army of the North
Arista
Point Isabel
Natamoras
Thornton
Porter
Cross
Gulf of Mexico
Matemoras
Thames
Waterloo Bridge
Isabel
Paiot Isabel
Generil Taylor
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Europe
Rome
Washington
White House
Senate
House of Representatives
Key West
Florida
Navy Department
Rio Grands
Accidents and Robbery Reported in Liverpool Area
A railway ballast wagon accident near Bainton injures twelve workers, six severely, with leg breaks and dislocations. another mast-head fall endangers a fourteen year old boy who sustains a head wound and brain concussion. A daytime robbery at Francis Barnes’s Everton house sees a maid bound in the water cellar and valuables stolen, including nine sovereigns and several items of clothing and jewelry.
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Stamford
Peterborough
Bainton
Faun
John Eastman
Guy's Hospital
Stnoman Ronseau
Francis Barnes
Roscommon-street
Everton
Barnes
Liverpool
Ibion
Mersey Collision Kills Dozens On Steamers Sea Nymph Rambler
A Mersey river collision between the Sea Nymph bound for Newry and the Rambler from Sligo caused extensive loss of life and injuries. Survivors were ferried to shore by Magazines boats as hospitals reported numerous dead and many wounded. The blameless accident left many families grieving while authorities and locals assisted with rescue and care.
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Mersey
Liverpool Times
Mertey
Newry
Rambler
Sligo
Liverpool
Life Boat House
Life Boat
Thompson
Sea Nymph
New Brighton
Samuel Easter
Clarence Dock
Ship
Blackhorne
William Daniels
M‘allister
Viben
Life‘boat-House
Wallasey
Scambler
America
Northern Hospital
John Roach
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North-west of Ireland Steam Navigation Company
Cepia A Om P
Ulster Carrying Company
Glasgow
Londonderry Steampacket Company
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