London book notices advertise Kidd's publications and Idler
A period advertisement catalog lists Kipp's Random Records and related works by W Kidd and J Norris. It praises Kipp's humor and the Universal Vade-Nfecum, IDD collections, London Directory and Amusement Guide with Cruikshank engravings, and the Idler and Breakfast-Table Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IDD
Kipp
London
W.,kidd
Tavistock Street
J. Norrig
Fetter Lane
George Cruikshank
Danx
Surist
W. Kidd
Tavistock-street
J. Norris
Rae Idler
Loudon
Fetter-lane
Astronomical and liturgical notes with tides and events
Livelihood of dates and events in April listing high tides and moon phases. Notable items include Napoleon's abdication 1814 and Catholic Emancipation Act 1829, with religious notes for Palm Sunday and Good Friday. Mentions full moon, lunar eclipse, and cuckoo arrival.
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London Bridge
Mowday
Lord Lovat
Jupiter Seta
Tuxepay
Wepnespay
Tuanspay
Farpay
Stern
Sers
Issish Nii
High Water
Distress for Scales Questioned by Westminster Jury
In a lawsuit over distraining a cheesemonger by an annnoyance jury, only two jurors entered the shop while forty-eight waited outside. The court held distress not justifiable unless all jurors near to concur. The jury found the scales not condemned and awarded damages to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhgax
Covar
Queen’s Bench
Holland C. Heath
Westminster
Drury Lane
Heath
Court of Burgesses of
Erle
Chadwick Jones
Lord Denman
C. J
T. P
Marylebone
York
Chester
Durham
Lancaster
Northumberland
Nottingham
Cumberland
Westmoreland
Isle of Man
J. W
W. G
X. Y
C. M
R. B
Waltham
Hamlet
Horatio
W.W.W
Sheriff's Court
G. H
Duke
Geo. de Lacy Evans
X.Y. Z
J.P
Hackney
John Wilson
Somerset House
Stamp Office
A. Montague
Dublin
Sherif
Orford
Cambridge
Thomas Buckingham
Garden Guidance and Household Horticulture Notes
Instructions on transplanting steps for seedlings with timing from late March to June, plus potting, soil mixes, heat treatment, and hardening off. Also includes weekly sowing tips for cabbage, onions, radish, lettuce, and peas, with cautions on frost and soil quality and a broad array of gardening queries and notes from various contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
London
Vanek
P.L. P
Highgate
A. BC
Richardson
J. F
Lambeth
Queen Anne's farthing rumor and Jersey law notes
The article discusses the Queen Anne farthing case its lack of issue its possible private impressions and auction price. It then turns to Jersey and Guernsey governance under Norman feudal law and outlines two relief routes for insolvency cases and protection of personal liberty, ending with a reader letter promising attention to further observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie
Jersey
Guernsey
Normandy
la Cras
Channel Islands
Apology for Defects in Last Week's Chronicle
The notice explains defective appearance in the three latest editions due to new machinery. It reassures readers that issues are corrected and promises continued effort to meet audience expectations.
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Weekiy Chronicle
Coronation Proclamation Sets June 26 Date in Westminster
A supplement to the London Gazette reports a proclamation by her Majesty announcing the coronation ceremony to be held at Westminster on Tuesday the 26th day of June. The announcement invokes the blessing of Almighty God and expresses royal pleasure in the upcoming event.
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Clark
W. M. Clark
Warwick-lane
Paternosterrow
London
London Gazette
Westminster
Durham mission defied by Tory tactics in Commons
The Times notes Lord Chandos used an attention grab to push resolutions attacking Durham's Canada mission. It condemns the motion as disingenuous, cites late-night Tory maneuvering, and argues government economy should not bar Durham's efficient service. Buller and Ellice named as secretary pair to accompany Durham.
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Lord Durham
Lord Chandos
House of Commons
Canada Mission
Montreal
Sibthorp
New York Packet
Buffalo
Lord Heytesbury
R. Peel
India
Bucks
Canada
Charles Buller
Liskeard
Eliice
Robert Peel
O Connell and the Grenville Act Debate
The piece argues that the current tribunal for contested elections is corrupt and must be reformed. It endorses removing jurisdiction from the House of Commons, supporting Sir Robert Peel and Buller’s plan, and calls for a permanent body with fixed rules, improved primary judicature, and better registration to curb injustices and costly appeals.
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O'Connell
House of Commons
Mr. C. Buller
Robert Peel
John Russell
Wm. Follett
Warburton
Call for swift reform of election regulation procedures
The speaker urges rapid redress of errors or partiality in the Registration Courts and the issuance of a revised, final registry. He argues this task belongs to an enlightened legislature and that without it, little improvement will occur in controversed elections. Only Mr Warburton shows notable interest in addressing the issue.
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Warburton
Pension List Committee Report Leaves Pension Progress Unclear
The Pension List Committee reports diligent inquiry but has not yet shown any pensions disallowed. It seeks 33500 pounds to cover April liabilities while promising no immediate reductions. The piece notes Grote Hume Hawes lead but fears outnumbered by less energetic colleagues and loss of Mr. Harvey's aid.
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Gadeau
Jeffery Hudson
County of
Rutland
Henrietta
Charles I
Zara Crofé
I. K
Kean
Milton-street Theatre
Sgarran
Madame de Maintenon
Caroline
Adam
W. A
Gregory
Henry Kemble
Blanche Kemble
Mr. C—y
Joe Miller
Mr. Butle
Becher
Smythe
Elis
Lord Chesterfield
Smith
Pierce Egan
Miller
London
Algiers
Crown
Grote
Hume
Hawes
Harvey
Dorchester Labourers Return Prompt Easter Dinner Planned
The Dorchester labourers have returned and London workers plan a 2000-strong Easter Monday dinner. The piece criticizes the sentence against them and calls for decisive action by the Colonial Office, noting Sir George Grey’s House of Commons ignorance and urging a wakeful, united liberal response.
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Dorchester
London
Orange Lodges
Colonial Office
George Grey
House of Commons
White Conduite House
Liberal
The Grenville Act Again
The Shaftesbury committee ends its work by ejecting Mr Poulter who has published a farewell address accusing the conservative majority of bias. The paper hints at a bar of the House of Commons meeting to-morrow, notes perceived partiality, and anticipates Monday’s angry discussions and counter statements as reforms are debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KIBD
London
W. Hupp
W. Kipp
Tavistock Street
Covent Gardes
Tavistock-street
Covent- Garden
Idd
Europe
Quarterly Review
W. Kidd
J. Norrig
Fetter Lane
Morning Post
J. Norris
Fetter-lane
Shaftesbury Committee
Poulter
House of Commons
Jamaica and Lord Glenelg's Bill
The piece argues the negro emancipation question is settled in Parliament unless new provocation—likely after Easter—forces further action. It notes Lord Brougham's bill unlikely to pass the Lords, praises the government bill's tightening of apprenticeship rules, and forecasts its third reading and passage before Easter with hoped for effects in the colonies.
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Jamaica
Lord Glenelg
Lord Brougham
Commons
G. Strickland
House of Commons
Stewart
Honiton
O’connell
Revenue declines across most heads vs last year
Official revenue tables show a year end drop of £2,352,364 and a quarterly fall of £492,420. Customs down £1,251,658 yearly and £374,835 quarterly. excise off £1,049,557 yearly and £128,590 quarterly. stamp duties down £209,114 yearly but up £29,732 in the quarter. Post office up £28,743 yearly and £2,000 quarterly. Exchequer bills for the quarter total £5,172,428.
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Texas
Gracechurch-street
James Wetenball
Cspthall
Christopher-street
Finsbury-square
John Bell
Craven-street
Strand
Bucklerslea
Battersea
Surrey
Griffin
Houseagent
Wm. King
Finsbury Place
Derby
H. Mackenzie
Alfred-place
Bedford
Square
Wildren
Queendom
Ingram and Sons’ Manufactory
City-road
Providence
Tues Haynes Barty
Carrion
Leoni Lee
Albemarle Street
Sporle
Itte
Ood
Elland
Grimaldi
Moore
Murphy,” &. &c
A. H. Baily and Co
Cornhill
Walter E.ckeson
William Smith
Fleet-street
StrEaAm
Standard
Bedford Street
ALON
R. Hovenden
Crown-Street
R Covinton
OLD Bailey
C. Covinton
Barlow
J.B
Nicholas-lane
King William-street
Otway
Porteus
Correspondenge, Ce
Bayswater
Greenwich
Croydon
Tavistock
Gulielmus George
Helen
Isle of Wight
T. B
J. Rich
Sheffield
L. A
Decus
Civis
London Docks
East India Docks
Anderson
Peter Webster
Victoria Loan Society
Plough Inn
Rupert Street
Haymarket
Thomas Simpson
Clericus
Lincoln
Ruddis
Fox
Dover
Deptford
A. D
Oppenheim
H. N.B
Chronicle
T. H.hatton Garden
D._W
Westminster Abbey
Bank of England
Shire
Tee
Weekly Chronicle
MR. O'Connell
the Pension List Committee
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