National Complete Suffrage Union in 1843 denounces Commons
The Council urges Britons to withhold supplies until grievances are heard and redressed, denouncing the House of Commons for neglecting reform. It cites taxes, Irish issues, Corn Laws, and manipulation, urging citizens to press MPs to oppose further spending until justice is achieved. Signed Birmingham October 16 1843.
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House of Commons
Commons
House of Parliament
National County Suffrage Union
James Graham
Lord Abinger
WOC
Ireland
Chelsea
Asmountu
Constantinople
Secret Service
Royal Palaces
William Sharman Crawford
Rochdale
National Complete Suffrage Union
William Pitt
Earl of Chatham
de Lolme
England
Great Britain
Joseph Srunne
Birmingham
Coventry MP William Williams Speech in Commons 1848
Wide remarks by William Williams, M P for Coventry, in the House of Commons on Monday June 12 1848. Quoted in Principia Leg. et A.guit p 56 and cited by Granville Sharp. Includes references to Blackstone's Commentaries Book I Chapter I and Crawford's Letter.
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William Williams
Coventry
House of Commons
A.guit
Granville Sharp
Blackstone
W.S. Crawford
Queen and Prince Albert to visit Cambridge University
Her Majesty the Queen and Prince Albert will visit the University of Cambridge on Wednesday. Great preparations are under way for the royal reception. The Prince will be made a doctor of lawn, and the senate house is being fitted up for the ceremony.
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Prince Albert
University OF Cambridge
Senate House
Ireland Repeal Doubt Grows as OConnell Speech Shocks
Dustin Oct 17 news notes O Connell's federal speech unsettles repeal ranks and prompts silent press. Whig radicals hail a retreating position, while rumours of a Whig led remedy to unite liberals surface then falter. Chelsea pensioner warnings spark debate on enforcement and sympathy with repeal. Belfast Whig quotes a petition for North South separation, yet overall calm prevails as doubt lingers.
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Dustin
O’connell
O'Connell
Repeal Association
Chelsea
Belfast Whig
Opening of the Dutch Chambers and City election rally
The Hague scene opens with M. Van Gennep presiding as king’s envoy. Royal speech on stable foreign relations, navy and army strength, tax debts, legal reforms, and budget plans. London Pattison canvass urges unity against exclusive interests, and Croydon rail inquest reports accidental deaths and a later fire fight. A Margate sea disaster unfolds with emigrant救救 ship Berhampooter wrecked, survivors aided. more local notes include a Cockney court mock trial over a singing mouse and dock repeal warnings.
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the Hague
United Chambers
States General
M. A. van Gennep
Prince of Orange
Netherlands
Haarlem
Lste
Pattison
City of London
James Pattison
London
Joan Travers
George Wawnsky
Poultry
Faran
Croydon
Payne
Guy's Hospital
Jasper Hillyard
London and Dover Railway Company
John Jackson
Ashford
John Perry
Jackson
Jasper
Thomas Goodman
William’ Hill
Charles Gregory
New Cross
Edward Postans
Brighton
Suffolk Street
Southwark Bridge-Road
Gilleras
Ruttenlerge
Henderson
Waterloo Road
Farringdon Street
Watling-street
M Division
Covent Garden Theatre
Baxter
Maddison Morton
Berhampooter
C. G. Cowley
Cork
Margate Roads
Margate Town
Clifton Baths
Kingston
Cowley
Messrs
Carter
Bonus
Margate
Royal Consort
Sunderland
Margate Pier
Emma
Nayland Rock
Sincine Mick
William Penton
Cannon-street
John Wainwright
Alderman Gibbs
Wainwright
Liverpool Docks
O'Connell
Rules for Sunrises and High Water Times in Britain and Ireland
This fragment provides method for calculating sunrise and sunset times by latitude, adjusting for degrees above or below 51 deg 80 min, and adds or subtracts minutes proportionally. It also lists hourly adjustments from London Dock high water for major ports including Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow and Southampton, noting many smaller harbours as well.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Almanac style notes on dates and celestial data
The snippet records a sequence of liturgical dates with set readings for Sundays, weather notes, moon age and phase, solar declination, and daily times. It lists historical events and deaths tied to specific dates, along with recurring meteorological annotations and astronomical ephemeris references.
Postponed Foreign News and Ireland Update
The paper postpones foreign news and Ireland coverage due to excessive length and numerous correspondents. Readers are advised arrears will be addressed next week with full briefing.
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Ireland
City of London election frames a free trade showdown
The piece argues the City of London faces a decisive vote on Free Trade principles led by Pattison against Baring. It urges voters to judge candidates by policy impact on industry, foreign relations, and taxes, not personal wealth or appearance, praising S Jones Loyd for a bold contribution and urging Whig support for principled contest.
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London
Friends of Free Trade
Baring
James Graham
Mr. Pattison
Robert Peel
Pattison
Mr Gregor
Deacon Hume
Ashburton
Prince of Shufflers
Dupes
S. Jones Loyd
Someses
Laboucheres
Russell Ellices
Anti Corn-Law League
Jacobin Club
Roberts
John Abel Smith
League
Proclamations Claiming Exclusive Government Insight
The Weekly Chronicle asserts its unique access to government plans claiming superior knowledge over Morning and Evening papers. It recalls breaking the Louis Philippe visit news and laments rivals failing to match its diplomacy reporting, while noting ongoing speculation about government actions.
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Robert Peel
Weekly Chronicle
Louis Philippe
Chateau d’Eu
Baring
Lord Aberdeen
Continent of Ireland clash over O'Connell pursuit and Proclamation
A London commentary assesses Government moves in Ireland surrounding arrest threats against Daniel O'Connell. It questions legality, impact on national harmony, and the need for redress over tenure and church issues, warning force alone cannot resolve deep Irish grievances.
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Ireland
Lord de Grey
Clontarf
Dublin
O’connell
Mr. O'Connell
O'Connell
Ruce
Europe
France
Spain
Austria
Prussia
England
Canning
Birmingham
Joseph Sturge
Feargus O'Connor
Scotland
John Russell
Ward
Lord Normandy
Cusack Smith
Spain’s Parliamentary Party Faces Collapse and Reckoning
The piece argues the Parliamentary Party in Spain has tied royalty to military force, doomed to instability. Narvaez holds power and a Cortes majority could legitimize recent upheavals, while a Queen suspected of manipulation awaits. The outlook is oscillation between military rule and republican unrest, with the party doomed to downfall within months.
The Parliamentary Party in Spain under Narvaez
The French papers call the party the Parliamentary Party and describe its rise in Spain through army corruption and the overthrow of constitutional authority. Narvaez is said to hold all government power via bold, bullheaded leadership, while Espartero lacks comparable unscrupulousness but has courage. The outcome of their contest remains uncertain.
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Spain
Narvaez
Espartero
Parliament Pro rogued until November 14 in quiet ceremony
The Lords and Commons met pro forma. The lord chancellor and two other officers proclaimed the prorogation of Parliament until Tuesday November 14. No members attended besides the three lords commissioners, and no further adjournment notice was given.
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House of Lords
United Kingdom
Commons
Earl of Liverpool
Earl Delaware
Pullman
Black Rod
Ley
Lords
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