Opening of a new Parliament in a historic session
A detailed report of the imperial parliament opening with royal commission, swearings in, and election of Speaker Charles Lefevre. It covers presences of archbishop Canterbury, peers, and Lords, the adjournment to Friday, and the first days of Commons ceremonies, oaths, and greetings among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Garter
Cope
Maclise
Spirit of Chivaley
Archbishop of Canterbury
Lord Campbell
Besamont
Earl of Strafford
Marais
Donegal
Earl of Lichester
Earl Denbigh
Earl of Auckland
Marquis of Lansdowne
Spencer
Loup Cuaxcenvon
House of Commons
Roys
Loup Chancelor
Scotland
West Reach
Ps Paruiis
Bart
Richard Briceney
Baron Milford
Duke of Norfolk
Earl Marshal
Sir W. Young
Augustus Clifford
Barons
Marquis of Donegal
Lord Milford
Duke of Wellixctonn
Earl of Davon
Bishop of
Norwich
Lanepare
Guy Fawkes
Bellamy
Shaw Lefevre
John Russell
George Bentinck
Herries
J. Jervin
E. J. Stanley
W. Molesworth
W. Clay
R. Ho Inglin
Tynte
F. Maule
Serjeant Talfourd
Earl of March
Maoners
F. Thesiger
J. Hall
F. T. Bearing
Admiral Dundas
Peel
J. C Herszies
Earl of
Lincoln
Johan Tyrrell
Thompson
James
Weir Hogg
Henry Labouchere
Charles Wood
Orpeth
Marony Hill
Henry Goulburn
D. Dundas
Sibthorp
T. M. Gibson
G. Somerset
Newdegate
Henley
Spooner
Parker
Tufnell
O'Connor
Christopher
Plomptre
Masterman
Disraeli
Bankes
W. J. Fox
Hudaoc
Godson
J. A. Smith
Macgregor
Cardwell
Hindley
T Budgee
G. Thompson
Strutt
Blackstone
Montz
Ward
Wakley
Miles
Lords
Clementson
R. Peel
House of Lords
S. Lefevre
Ley
Tord Siyuuvx
Mr. Ley
Charles Shaw Latterhnand
Cheara
Lefevre
Charles Shaw Lefevre
J. A. Suir
Hente
Ita
Charles Shaw
Mos
Slep
Feday
Lord Langdale
Marquis of Lansedowne
Earl Grey
Marquis of Laxspowny
Lerzvas
Lord Seymour
Commons
Lanasvownessid
Shaw Leferra
Bsee
United Kingdom
Agenalon
Lord Lancpare
Hovush
Andreas
Ak Reas
Noni
Ferar
A. Crirrozd
Landa
Ars
Von
Prausit
Pears
Bedfordshire
Buckinghamshire
Cambridgeshire
Cheater
Corowall
J. Law
J. Jervis
J. Williams
Wyld
Knights of the Shire
Goulburn
Campbell
Colonel Reid
Godlburn
Law
University of Cambridge
Cumberland
Derby
Dorset
Essex
Huntingdon
Kent
Lancashire
Leicestershire
Lincolnshire
Middlesex
Norfolk
Hon
Marquis of Granby
Suthorp
Peto
J. Walmsley
Greene
Bernal
D. ‘Stuart
B. Oxborne
Filmer
Barnard
T. Biren
Gregson
M. Wilson
B. Cabbell
F. Mayle
R. Inglis
Mannz
Tempr
Baines
Q.C
Stuart
Hammer
Hoss
Serjeant Tilfourd
Wortley
Russell
Pest
Bisner
Rsaryonn
Morning Post
Turon
Philpot
Hall
Alberta
Paesantle
Walea
Windscor
Philpoti
Alain
Vatherine Ball
Albert Ea
Philpott
Cambridge Advertiser
Gay
Joseph Parkes
Alt. Parkes
Ealeem
Altornsya
Taowas Duxcomas
M.P
Fiesbury
Parliament Faces Monetary Strain and Irish Crises
The weekly chronicle notes continued high interest, fragile trade, and a surge of bankruptcies, urging Parliament to act. It discusses Ireland’s peril, potential coercion or military action, and the widening fiscal gaps forcing bigger fund demands. It critiques Times articles and clerical appointments, warning politicians to curb sectarian passions and protect governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie
Jwe
Alice
Ireland
Lord Stanley
Times
England
John Souter
Souter Jobonte
Europe
Musgrave
York
Hampden
Hereford
Mino
Aays
Olsey
Mateften
Rebalni
Time of sunrise and tides for Great Britain and Ireland
Instructions for calculating sunrise and sunset times by latitude and degree differences, plus high water times at major harbors. Provides offsets for Bristol Cove, Hull, Falmouth Harbour, Dublin, Holyhead, Liverpool, and other ports. Also includes weekday and liturgical notes for Week 2 November with sun and day length data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dearn
Oy Carrain Guotex
Brousels
Grover
Wolff
Bockham
Bokbara
Peraia
Lord Aberdeen
Soho
Barrow
Cone
John Moore
Kater
Royal Society
Geographical Society
A. B
London and County Joint Stock Bank
Lombard Street
Deputy Harrison
FaLmovra
Lloyd’s
Falmouth
Black Sea
the Friends of Poland
Mrs. Weiss
Williams
Dolby
Bassano
Rainaford
Messrs
Brizzi
John Pai Bordini
Bodda
Weiss
J. Bennett
Walista
Bour
Dreasea
Matey
Acd
Carroll
Sheri Cublit
Sheriff Bay
Counteys iPoater
Hamilton Chichester
George Stuart Tastes O. D
L. D. Damer
Hubert
Mormy
de Lisly
Dudley
His
Jeney Me. Brooks
Rajed
Sarawak
Dedley Siuard
B. “Browns
Milner Gibeon
Horace ‘Teies
Spencer Cowper
A ‘Abbott
Earl of Munster
Suffield
Boas
Baron’ Paravicini
J.A. Smith
Jisean Diperainin Faerner
Capt. Ferguson
Great Britain
London Dock
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
State of Ireland and the peril of mercenary agitators
A fragmented lament condemns crime in Ireland and the role of agitators defending property rights. It argues priests justify murder and calls for confiscation through land enfeoffment, accusing Repeal supporters and conspirators of worse crimes than assassins while urging urgent action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Meas
Convicted Slanderer Recants Apology From 1847
A looked-to piece on Ferrand the controversial figure from the mid 1800s. The text describes his revival after presumed death and his subsequent recantation of libel letters against Mr. Lewis. The documents show Ferrand withdrawing the charges and expressing regret for publishing the letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order
Reptilia
Bosfeild Ferrand
Yepal
Reeders
Hause of Commons
Knare Aborough
Lewis
James Graham
Carse
Ferrand
Plan to create 31 new episcopal sees in England and Wales
A proposed scheme to restructure the church hierarchy would add 31 new sees, expanding total episcopal seats to 38 plus Jersey and Sodor and Man. It details new bishoprics, endowments, and territorial shifts across numerous dioceses, with funding and parliamentary approval aspects noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Baygur
Asaph
Llandaff
St. David's
Brecon
Cardigen
Bath and
Wella
Bath
Bristol
Canterbury
Kent
Rochester
Chichester
Susser
Eli
Bedford
Hentingdsn
Sudbury
Bury St. Edmund's
Exeter
Cornwall
Bodmin
Barnstable
Totnase
Plymouth
Hareford
Lichfield
Salop
Bishhop
Shrewsbury
Derby
Lincoln
Oearly
Stamford
Boston
Stow
Gainsborough
Nottingham
Southwell
London
Westminster
Wreminster
Southwark
Surray
Norwich
Norfolk
Yarmouth
Walsingham
Suffolk
Ipswich
Oxford
Berkshire
Windsor
Buckinghamshire
Peterborugh
Leicester
Colchester
Chelmsford
St Albans
Salisbury
Dorset
Sherborne
Winchesis
Surrey
Worcester
Birmingham
Coventry
Warwick-birr
Carlisle
Chester
Clister
Manchester
Liverpool
Lancaster
Omberland
Durham
Newcastle
Hetham
Craven
Riper Woud
Halifas
East Riding
Whitby
Yin
Leodous Dat
Wincheater
Canadered
York
Winchester
England
Makin
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Idabal
G. Beatricx
Lefavre
Entleman
R. Swetts
G Bentinck
Leterre
Tleman
Lavevax
Totness
Apa
BR. Inglis
Haring
Bon
al Tiwen
Sernove
J. A
Levarre
Sonp J. Rosazxe
Loun
House OF Comemions
Northumberland
Somerset
Stafford
Sussex
Warwick
Westmoreland
Ine of Wight
Wilts
Cinque Porta
Wales
the Weekly Chronicle
Meeting OF Parliament
Whitields
Westeys
Yorkshire
Muagrave
Henry of
Mangrave
Province of
Whitfields and Wealey
Minteke
Tractarian Post
Bell
Book
Candis
Jobnule
Dr. Hampden
Regius
Mungrave
Bampton
Lord John
Robert
Downing Street
Johnny
Court of Queen's Bench
Lee
Gutteridge
Andreland
Weostapay
Tavaspay
Ferpar
Satugpay
Turaday
Wedpandas
State OF Ireland