Parliamentary clash over governance and reform in 1830s era
The debate centers on government defense of the House of Commons against alleged charges, with ministers citing admin duties and recent bills. Disraeli and Lord John Russell figures feature amid references to Bank of England actions, sugar duties, and Ireland policy, while relief of the poor and municipal rating reforms are introduced and debated alongside forthcoming public notices and royal plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Disraeli
England
Ireland
Europe
R. Walpole
Lord Chatham
Pitt
Bank of England
Mr. Disraeli
Lord George Bentinck
Ivac
J. Hanmer
Diereeti
George Beatinck
Heme
Ostone
John Russell
Urquhart
Anstey
J. Russell
Sean
Hopson
Hudson
House
Scotland
C. Burixx
York
Hea
Poor Law Commission
Boards of Guardians
Aso
G. Taomisos
Sattara
Pertaub Singh
Njal
Sattsra
J. Carnac
Bombay
Shahoo Haboraja
G. Thompson
Sale at Stowe Ducks Bucks sale prices rise at auction
The Stowe sale resumed after two days with many buyers from London and others present. Prices for wine and spirits were strong, including 1842 and 1818 vintages averaging high sums per dozen, while Latour Lafitte clarets and Margaux estates varied widely in price. Two armoires sold for £20 each as part of the Day’s auctions totaling £1206 10s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckrsonam
Duke of Buckinghaw
Stowe
London
Manson
Aberry
Bocsincuam
Grenville
Buckingham
Right
Thames Grenville
Waleeby
Northampton
Jacobson
Oxford Street
Legal Q and A Notes on English Court Options and Debts
A long list of reader questions and expert replies covers debt actions in the Palace and County Courts, limitations on leaving England, damages for loss of services, notices to quit, attachment rules, and executor duties. It notes costs, procedures, and suggested legal paths for various individuals from A Friend to an Emigrant, with emphasis on jurisdiction, timing, and practical outcomes.
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A. B.C
Camberwell
Caius
England
Frankfurt
Wrill
Devonport
Scotland
Lombardy
Vauxhall Road
St. John’s Wood
Walbrook
London
Lord Mayor's Court
Westend
Angelina
King's Road
Croydon
Westminster
Australia
Truro
Pimlico
Behal
Kingsland
Building Society
Bradford
B.B
Tothill Street
C E
Derby
Colombo
Greenwich
Crito
London Wall
General Register Office
Somerset House
de Lunatico
York
Eliza
King Street
Enquirer
Woolwich
Frater
Shoreditch
G.B
Wells
Georgina
Bristol
Isle of Dogs
Ids
Suffolk Street
Jacobus
Barne
Equitable
Amicase
J. Curteis
Vincent Street
J. H
Westminster Bridge Road
Damere
Sire
Milbank
J.P
Picket Place
Rochdale
Lfe
Teignmouth
Morris
Lambeth
Mayence
Needham
St. Pancras
Manite
Chester
Ross
Weekly Chronicle
Palace
Palace Court
Birmingham
Regent's Park
Finchlay
W. P
Hungerford
Ashton
Time of sunrises and sunsets and tides for Great Britain
The article explains calculating sunrise and sunset times by latitude, noting adjustments per degree above 80 and below 61, and lists high water times at London Dock gates with offsets for various ports such as Bristol Cove Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow and Southampton. It also covers liturgical readings for the Week and calendar data including year length moon phase and daily daylight shifts.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
French Republic turmoil and exile shadows Caussidiere and Blanc
The Weekly Chronicle reviews the collapse of the provisional government in France after the Assembly authorizes prosecutions of Caussidiere and Louis Blanc. It notes Blanc fled to safety, Caussidiere likely escaped, and criticizes General Cavaignac's dictatorship. It previews a new constitution limiting press censorship while condemning the current regime and praising Lamartine’s honor.
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Franccethe
Caussidiere
Louis Blanc
Causardiere
Paris
Louis Philippe
France
Ghent
Europe
Republic
King Stork
Log
Stork
Cavaignacia
Red Republicana
Presa
Hhis
Ireland
Rppealera
Cavaignac
Eamartine
Italian Question: European powers seek peace in Italy crisis
The article outlines stalled mediation by France and Britain, Vienna's cautious stance, and Russia’s potential support. It notes Austria fears reaction at home, Russia’s possible aid to Ferdinand, and growing French military readiness under Oudinot and the Alpine army to press an Italian settlement.
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Vienna
Frankfort
Marshal Radetzky
Charles Albert
Europe
Nicholas
Ferdinand
Russia
France
Italy
Paris
Cavaignec
Alps
Louis Blanc
Coussidiere
Oudinot
Marc
France and Italy in perilous military balance over Bugeaud and Cavaignac
The article discusses whether General Bugeaud could lead the Sardinian Army amid tensions with France and a potential dictatorship in Paris. It suggests Cavaignac as a safer alternative and notes a rumored war buildup with 4000 troops to Vienna and four warships ready to sail, implying possible broad conflict if France deserts Lombardy or strengthens its Italian forces.
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Shel Bugeeod
Cavaignac
Republic
Paris
France
Bogeaud
Marabal
Bugeaud
Charles Albert
Lombardy
Europe
Pate
Council of War
Viena
Parish Marriages and Poor Law Abuses Exposed
A Times driven expose questions parish marriage practices tied to Poor Law Overseers in Horsham and Petworth. William Parker faces bigamy trial amid claims of coercion and enforced unions to save parish costs, prompting calls for inquiry into guardian abuses and central tyranny.
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Times
Andover
Honee Square
Somerset House
William Parker
Central Criminal Court
Catherine Parker
Petworth
Sussex
Horsham
Inez
George Grey
The Weather and the Crops Amid Rain and Trade Shifts
England faces a wet season with constant rain and shifting trade winds. Farmers complain of poor crop prospects, while renewed favorable weather promises improved wheat yields and potential foreign imports that may lower home prices. The piece notes Protectionist history and Free Trade impacts on market signals and farming sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Drizzle
St. Swithin
America
Budget report shows deficit amid wartime costs and Irish relief
Sir Charles Wood's financial statement notes a revenue rise of £340,000 despite export declines and a large past expenditure bill of £1,738,921. The budget signals a potential Irish relief need, possible borrowing, and delayed harvest impact. An inquest at Ashton returned a murder verdict with no named suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wood
Duke of Wellogton
England
C. Wood
John Bull
Ireland
Sir Charles
Charles ‘Wood
O'Connell
Ashton
Bright
Proposals for Drying Wet Corn Amid Weather Crisis
A newspaper letter debates the need for artificial grain drying after a wet season ruins crops. It cites the Barbican telegraph system for weather data, questions current farming reliance on luck, and suggests building long sheds to cover harvested corn, drawing on Kent’s success with drying wet stocks. It notes the broader impact on trade, prices, and the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Central Telegraph Office
Barbican
Chambers
Morning Post
Kent
Hope Counties
Public Charity Through Police Aid At Worship Street Court
A destitute French teacher of languages named Boucher is aided by a widow who sheltered him for over a year. Donations, including £15 reported by The Times, pour in as the case gains public sympathy. The teacher declines money unless allowed to instruct the donor’s children, highlighting police court publicity driving charitable support.
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Tas Rient
Wartanoven
the Times
Stowe
Tam
Buckingham
Pierrepont
Oxford Gate
Wolverton Station
Duke of Buckingham
Wathen
Oxford Lodge
Lord Chandos
Comemonial
Parr Srpstr
Evenley Ball
Brackley
Cheltenham
Grenville Lennox Berkeley
Craven Fitzbardinge Berkeley
Craven Berkeley
Grantley Berkeley
West Gloucestershire
Royal Hotel
Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton
Berkeley
Grenville Berkeley
Friends
Keynsham Bank
T. Henney
Chear
G. Berkeley
B. Excott
Winchester
Cocunaxz
Mzetinas
Bedfordbury
Lemon Tree
Cochrane
Spiller
Wale
National Philanthropic Association
Holmes
Ariell
Driver
British Museum
Eeveds
Arnold
Worship Street
Draper
Boucher
Times of Friday
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Commons
Wirpsor Castle
Osborne
Prince Consort
Morning Chronicle
Batsworst
Aberdeen
Regent Bridge
Tay
Balmoral
Earl of Roden
Dundalk Presby
Dundalk
Ulster
Boulevard du Temple
Globe
Dersraverive
Zelle
Moselle
Moelle
Legal & Miscellaneous
Leoal Enrror
Tonpay
Torsvay
Prespay
Ticnapay
Faipar
Sar
Great Britain
Andreland
Lospon
Biss
Sete Bots
Esolai
Il Sk
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