London election scene erupts in heated repartee
Dr Lynch urged the candidate to explain his political principles and ties to Ashburton and Taunton, while questions about Yarmouth, Irish municipal lines, and free trade were raised. Mr Pattison won broad support as Mr Baring and allies withdrew amid cheers and the toast to Pattison.
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Lynch
London
Dr. Lynch
Hountleman
Lord Ashburton
Taunton
Yarmouth
Ireland
Baring
Mr. Pattison
Lord Cardigan Officers Harsh Rule At Hussars
From Dublin dated letters Oct 12 the Hussars officer actions under Lord Cardigan are described. Lieutenant W is arrested for lateness, then released by order, while Lieutenant H is also placed in arrest after a heated exchange. General Wyndham's reprimands and the phrase write if you have anything to say appear as part of the rigid discipline. Additional notes discuss envoy Bulwer, a suicide of Clarissa Graham, and various railway accidents and a shipyard incident.
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Lord Cardigan
Dublin
Prince Albert
Wyndham
Lieutenant H
Axother
Times
Henry L. Bulwer
France
Aston
Madrid
H. L. Bulwer
Marylebone
Walworth Road
Clarissa Graham
Beresford-street
Walworth-road
Locke
Royal Yacht Squadron
Nymph
Cowes
Antwerp
John Bayley
Great Western Railway
Twyford
Cotterell
Ruscombe
Shepherd
Berks Chronicle
Cresswell
Croydon
Payne
Guy's Hospital
Jasper Hillyard
John Perry
Jackson
Jasper
Thomas Goodman
William Hill
Ten
Sleven
Charles Gregory
New Cross
Edward Postans
Brighton
London
aMry
University OF Cambridge
Senate House
Trafalgar
Nelson
Copenhagen
Canton
Treasury
University OF Oxrorp
Standard
Oxford
Charles Seager
Worcester College
Church of Rome
Pusey
Regius
Isaiah
J. B. Morris
Exeter College
C. Seager
Seager
Fry
Europe
Benevolent Society of Lungs
Christ's Hospital
London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
W. S. Grey
Charles Hew
Thomas Nixon
Roya Maternity
George and Vulture Tavern
Cornhill
Westminster
Mipplesex
City and Liberty of Westminster
Greek Street
Soho
New Street
St. Giles's
St. Martin’s Lane
Margaretta Duff
Clerkenwell
Harnett
Morse
Devonshire-street
Kennington-cross
Traill
Union Hall
Emma Munton
Humphreys
Holborn-Hill
Holborn
Dale
Farringdon Street
Norton
Ireland
Lord de Grey
Clontarf
O’connell
Mr. O'Connell
O'Connell
Spain
Austria
Prussia
England
Canning
Birmingham
Joseph Sturge
Feargus O'Connor
Scotland
Fortifications cost and unrest abroad dominate latest intelligence
Paris forts near completion and rising costs for the enciente continuee push total fortifications bill to about 260 million francs. Reports confirm Warsaw unrest and cordial Russia Prussia talks. Barcelona and Madrid updates show cautious calm amid ongoing insurrection and diplomatic maneuvering.
Tar Arpituarion Courts and Irish unrest update
Tory report from Dustin details O Connell not opening his Rathmines arbitration day and upcoming corn exchange notices. It notes Irish coast losses, naval movements on the Shannon, coast guard cutbacks, and federal agitation linked to Repeal and Conciliation Hall plans amid government push to curb meetings. Includes Dublin perjury case against Hughes and Cambridge visit announcements.
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Dustin
Tar Arpituarion
O'Conneil
Rathmines
Corn Exchange
O'Connell
Ireland
Mary Anne
Arbroath
Newcastle
Emerald
Londonderry
Archangel
Ballintoy
Liverpool
Iarse
Tarbert
Eurydice
Cork
Plymouth
Intra Coast Guard
Duntanaghy
Buncrana
Coast Guard
5Th Dragoon Yards
Dundalk
3D Trasnox Guards
Portobello Barracks
Smith O'Brien
M.P
Sharman Crawford
David R. Ross
Lord Clement
Joseph Sturge
Egland
Sturge
Bangor
County Down
S. Crawford
Repeal Association
Cuarcx
Prasury
Hucnes
Beesley
Dublin
Caarcz
Frederick RB. HueuxEs
College Street
Barrett
John O’connell
Thomas Steele
Tyrrell
T. M. Ray
Mr. Tyndall
O'Callaghan
M‘donagh
Cantwell
Tyndall
Close
Hughes
Lower Abbey-street
Lower
Abbeystreet
Dublin convocation clash and lord mayor clash noted
An item notes summons service arranged on Mr. Kemmis crown solicitor after discussion at the magistrates. Mr John O Connell observers attend. A Dublin council meeting debates the lord mayor’s proclamation and public safety prior to a forthcoming assembly. A sensational anecdote about the lord chancellor at Conciliation Hall is mentioned alongside a forecasted vote in the council and remarks by Mr O Connell. Also, national farming property valuations in Ireland are cited with provincial livestock totals.
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Mc Donagh
Kemmis
Cummons
Mahony
John O'Connell
O'Connell
O’connell
Dublin Corporation
Dublin
Maunsell
Fitzpatrick
Hudson
Alderman Butt
Lord Eliot
Ireland
Leinster
Munster
Ulster
Connaught
Lord de Grey
Mr. O'Connell
John Russell
Ward
Lord Normanby
Cusack Smith
Rebecca outrages arrests in Carmarthen county gaol
Two more prisoners from Llanelly are jailed in Carmarthen charged with burglaries connected to the Rebecca outrages. A farmer from near Llandovery sent a threatening letter to auctioneer Williams over an estate deed. Colonel Trevor says the commission covers Glamorganshire prisoners only, not this county. major charges concern Pontardulais police incident, and the commission may end soon.
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State OF South Wales
Carmarthen
Llanelly
Rebecca
Llandovery
Glamorganshire
Pontardulais
Time Rules For Sunrise Sunset And High Water
Instructions describe calculating sunrise and sunset by latitude adjustments and add/subtract minutes per degree. Also give a table of time differences from London Dock high water for Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton and notes on other harbours.
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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
Celestial Calendar notes and saints days from Week's Sunday records
The snippet lists liturgical lessons for October Sundays, lunar phase dates, solar declination, and day length with weather notes and calendar changes. It records Edgehill battle date, Samuel Butler death, St Crispin, Doddridge, Captain Cook, St Simon and Jude, and Twentieth Sunday after Trinity with associated ephemeris and weather remarks.
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Meteo
Ephem
Zadkiel
Monvar
Edgehill
Legh
Samuel Butler
St. Crispin
Tuurspay
Dr. Doddridge
Luke xv
Micah vi
Philip, iii
Changa
Postponed Foreign News And Irish Spotlight Next Week
The column notes the unusual length of foreign news this week and the glorious triumph in the City, plus Ireland, and states that due to the volume they will postpone notices to next week to address arrears and unread items.
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Ireland
City election pits Pattison and Baring in Free Trade clash
In The Weekly Chronicle the City of London contest is framed as a pivotal Free Trade test. The piece urges voters to judge candidates by policy on taxation, consumption, and national interests rather than personal wealth or appearance, endorsing S Jones Loyd’s support for the Anti Corn Law League and urging city Whigs to back a principled stand over mere money.
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S. Jones Loyd
City Whigs
Baring
James Graham
Mr. Pattison
Robert Peel
Pattison
Mc Gregor
Deacon Hume
London
Lord Ashburton
Prince of Shufflers
Dupes
Anti Corn-Law League
Someses
Laboucheres
Russell Ellices
Anti Corn Law League
Robarts
John Abel Smith
League
Weekly Chronicle
Louis Philippe
Chateau d'Eu
Lord Aberdeen
Proclamations and Government Power in Ireland and Spain
A sharp opinion piece critiques the government's Ireland policy and O Connells arrest, arguing force cannot fix grievances and warning that Proclamation and repression fuel resentment. It also surveys Spain's parliamentary party, Narvaez, and the Queen’s fragile position, predicting military force and royal politics will shape Spain's future.
American Finance and the call for national honesty
The piece praises Mr. Webster for urging that honesty is essential for nations and that repudiation damages republicanism. It recalls Jefferson’s view after 1783, argues the United States must honor debts to maintain foreign power, and credits Webster’s speech with striking the right chord amid campaigns. It predicts more candidates will embrace fiscal responsibility to restore national honor.
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Mr. Webster
United States
Europe
Jefferson
Paris
Congress
America
Philadelphia
Illinois
Webster
The Parliamentary Party in Spain and Narvaez’s grip
The French papers dub a raucous parliamentary group to mock a regime seized through army corruption, military executions, and Narvaez’s absolute control. They contrast Espartero’s supposed lack of unscrupulous boldness with the rival’s ruthless power, hinting at an outcome likely to favor the latter.
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Spain
Narvaez
Espartero
Trial of Mr O Connell in Irish sedition case debated
The discourse critiques Mr Wortley and the Proclamation amid O Connell’s bail, arguing the government lacks solid grounds for conviction and highlighting uncertainties in sedition law and the line between criminal agitation and lawful political speech.
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O'Connell
Cusack Smith
Imperial Parliament prorogued to November 14 next
The imperial parliament stands prorogued until Tuesday, November 14, with no members present except three lords commissioners. The lord chancellor ordered prorogation after letters patent were read, and another adjournment is expected on the 14th of next month.
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United Kingdom
Commons
Earl of Liverpool
Earl Delaware
Pullman
Black Tod
Ley
Royal College of Surgeons charter changes leadership and limits
The charter renames the institution The Royal College of Surgeons in England and extends its privileges to the provinces. It creates two presidents and vice presidents, sets 250 to 300 fellows, enlarges the council to 24, and names 10 examiners with no precedence for sergeant surgeons. Rules require state secretary approval and parliament oversight of privileges.
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Royal College of Surgeons
England
London
Court of Chancery
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