Total lunar eclipse and Moon rise times noted at Greenwich
The record lists Moon rise times and stages of a total lunar eclipse for Greenwich with minor seconds adjustments. It cites similar appearances at Biggleswade Oxford and Lynn and provides Moon rise and set times around 8 PM and early morning for Hien Water and Mars in morning and afternoon segments.
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Saiuru
Hien Warer
Greenwich
Ditto
Biggleswade
Oxford
Lynn
Hien Water
Mars
Legal Q and A mixed with notices from a 19th century column
A reader asks about rights of children at a death, testament effects, and a tenant’s duty. The column answers questions on illegitimate children, arrears under Poor Law, apprenticeships, and inheritance law. It also includes stray notes on Madame Malibran, a minister’s lament, and general household legal queries.
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Thomas
Madame Malibren
Ireland
Madame Malibran
Dublin
Theatre Royal
Hawkins Street
Sanda
A. A
Indaw
Bank of England
America
New York
Booten
Philadelphia
I. G
Pupishea
A.B
X.Y. Z
Pather
Castile
J. WY. O
John Baker
Pacich
Mont Parnagaus
Ipeca Wanha
G. Perrin
J. Wigner Essex
Maria
Robson
William Thornhill
Billingsgate
Somerset House
Victoria
St. Paul's
Attenton
J.C
Greenacre
Warnay
Weekly Chronicle Advertisement Rates and Guidance
Advertisements in the Weekly Chronicle are priced at two shillings sixpence for up to three lines, five shillings for six lines, and sixpence for each additional line. Ads should be sent early in the week to ensure insertion. The paper’s broad circulation makes it ideal for servants seeking work, rentals, horse dealers, property sales, auctioneers, and estate agents.
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Rupert Owen
New Lanark
B. Rossier
Heywood
Dham Street
Manchester
H. Hetherington
Wakelin
Shoe Lane
Fleet Street
Watson
City Road
Chronicle
Evangelical Register
Gardener’s Gazette
United Kingdom
Holland
Low Countries
France
Ceaspools
Cyprus
Itay
Uns
Tts
A. Ad. P
Benefit Society
Wm. Bray
Dati
R. Jeele
Ater
F.C
Lark
A. B
J.B
Cambridge
Middlesex
F. G
WB. Mnat
Waterloo Subscription Committee
W. M
Jamaica
Indica
Alexander and Co
Frazer and Co
J. W
Lambeth-walk
Court of Requests
X.Y. Z
W. Thompson
Tuus
Duke
A. G. Toord
New York
Ogg
Dr. Birkbeck
Mechanics’ Institution
Gunsane
Old Bailey
Greenacre
Gale
J. H
JL. H
National Vaccine Institution
Rugie's Place
Fitzroy-equare
Miranda
Cin Eel Tatters AG
Weekly Chronicle
Chidren
Irish Municipal Corporations Bill Passed in Commons
The Irish Municipal Corporations Bill passes the House of Commons by 55 votes and is expected to be rejected in the Lords by a similar margin. The Tory aristocracy, tied to church power, fears Catholic empowerment and the downfall of Protestant influence in Ireland, viewing the measure as a spark for ongoing agitation that could threaten the Irish Church.
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London
House of Commons
House of Lords
Ireland
O’connell
Lord Brownaway
Vietua‘lers’ Assurance, Company
Leicester
West London and Westminster Cemetery Company
Arthur Trevor
Excarquer
Spring Rice
John Hill
Highlands and Islands
Scotland
Mr. Hume
R. Peel
Rice
Sir Banouy Wivwer
John Russece
Baronet
Lord J. Russet
Henry Harding
Colonel Evans
Legion
Henry Bulwer
Lord Stanley
Church of Ireland
Abe
England
Genenal
Sergeat Woulfe
Oxfiold
Cambridge
Earl of
Jacn
Trowan
Lord Hontann
Llandaff
Hume
O'Connell
Colonel Thompson
W. Roche
Palme Aton
Russia
Spain
France
Europe
C.eers
Seemea
Peel
Mr. Bernai
Milbank
Duke of Wellington
Irish municipal rights battle and ministerial brinkmanship
A heated critique argues that Irish municipal rights are blocked by aristocratic resistance and the Lords. It warns agitation will surge if the bill is rejected, noting past ministers’ failed stand on the English Corporations Bill and implying future political costs for the government.
Debated church rates and ministerial plan conflict
The piece argues church rates are nearly abolished regardless of the ministerial plan. Dissenters and non-religionists stand ready to fight, gaining advantages. The author hints that defeating the Lords on the plan could hasten the church monopoly's decline by a year or two.
Bank of England Criticized For Suspect Lending Practices
The Bank of England faces sharp outcry for temerity in advancing funds to financially weak firms without security while excusing rival banks. Critics fear lack of consistent principles and fear personal influence or shifting commercial pressures shaping decisions.
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Bank of England
Kingdom
Threadneedle-street
Charity for Spitalfields Weavers Sparks Demand for Universal Suffrage
A report notes last Wednesday’s distribution of Queen and civic donations to Spitalfields weavers at Bethnal Green church. Sums ranged from 2s to 3s per applicant, praised as heartfelt relief yet deemed insufficient. The piece argues true relief requires universal suffrage and the working classes freeing themselves from subjection.
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Spitalfields
Bethnal Green Church
Duke of Wellington Voices Opposition to University Bill
In the Lords, the Duke of Wellington criticizes the bill as a bill of pain and penalties and demands evidence for the preamble. He praises English universities for enforcing residence and questions aims to alter church ties. Archbishops, Lords Melbourne, Albemarle, and Wynford debate, amendment approved without a vote, and the house adjourns.
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Duke of Wellington
Oxford
Cambridge
Europe
Church of England
Loc Beauouam
of Canterbury
Lord Melbourne
Ablnger
Wyntorp
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M. M
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Old Kent-road
Anmidshipman
Greenwood
West
Ehip
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Cornbill
R. Scipio Clent
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Scho
Sheffield
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N. B
Pigot and Co
Berger
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Strand
Clark
Warwick-lane
Ment Foerdset
Aner
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United States of America
Land of Freedom
Bom
William Evans and Co
Water-street
Liverpol
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Jinele
Sam Weller
All Booksellers
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Pater
Aywyes
Eton
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Isle OF Wight
J. Pigot and Co
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Fountain-street
B. D. Cousins
Duke Street
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Bulwer
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Rleet Street
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Percy BaLdwin
M.A. Pth
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Mghal
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Paternusier-row
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Lexvon Barove
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Benkevey
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Ror Buck
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Liew
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Ittimer
Bee
Orwiliana
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