Notable British MPs and their lineages in 19th century Parliament
A scanned fragment lists numerous MPs and their backgrounds from George III to early Victorian era, detailing birth years, familial connections to nobility, constituencies such as Oxfordshire, Durham, and Cumberland, as well as marriages and titles. The piece weaves genealogical notes with political offices and shifts across counties and boroughs.
Calendar for Great Britain and Ireland Sunrise Sunset Rules
An 18th century calendar guide explains how to calculate sunrise and sunset times for places in Great Britain and Ireland using latitude and degree adjustments. It also details high water times at major ports with add or subtract rules for Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven and other ports, and directs readers to notices to correspondents for further calendar information.
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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
Has the Queen a Prerogative or Not in 19th Century Politics
The article argues against Tory claims that the Queen belongs to a party line and cannot influence state affairs. It asserts the Crown’s Prerogative remains a check on Parliament, warns against reducing the Queen to a puppet, and notes public anxiety over Peel's government and the Reform era, drawing parallels with France to underline political caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
House of Commons
Robert Peel
London
United Kingdom
Nox
France
Toulouse
Manchester
Monsieur Humann
Sir Robert Peel
J Kor
Flael
Ireland Waterford Frauds in Irish Election Cert
Observations on alleged election frauds by assessors and barristers in Waterford Dublin and Athlone tied to Certificates proving voter rights. The piece argues for investigation, possible prosecutions, and warns of ongoing Tory tactics, urging justice for Irish constituencies and warning of renewed conflict if power tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Dublin
Athlone
Ireland
O'Connell
de Longue Main
O ‘Connell
Hassard
Treland
Robert Peel
Mr. Wyse
Lord Carew
Mr. O'Connell
Orange Party
Lord Stanley
Times
Nottingham
Liverpool
England
Liberal Party
Bell
France
India
United States
Canada
Prerogative of the Crown and a Possible Dissolution
The passage argues the Queen may, if the People change their minds, call on the Sovereign to use royal prerogative again. It warns of misery needed to reveal errors and condemns monopolists who seek to strip her for their gains, urging sovereign intervention on behalf of the People.
News from the East Chinese invasion looming
The piece predicts a Chinese invasion of Britain with a fierce imperial response. It argues English forces will meet a large Chinese host, laments diplomatic delays, and notes Admiral Parker may take command of the expedition with Sir Gordon Bremer. It mocks Captain Elliat as dilatory and vacillating.
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China
England
Overland Mail
Gordon Bremer
Pekin
Admiral Parker
Elliat
Parliament Meeting Delayed Not In Septembr Defeat
The article argues the Parliament should meet promptly after the Vote of Want of Confidence, noting the House of Commons will convene next week for dispatch of business. It criticizes Sir Robert Peel, cites Lord John Russell’s circular, and surveys political reactions across Europe and Rome.
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Sir John Hobhouse
Joe
Hopeson
Faspericx
Barnstaple
Hopeson, Ricuanp
Stellinghall
Northumberland
Berwick
East India
Mary
Samuel Swinton
Swinton
W.) Hottoxp, Rozert
Pall-mall
London
Hastings
William Holland
Grosvenor-place
Planta
Mr. Holland
Thomas Teed
Elizabeth
Leonard Worsley Holmes
Bart
Horr
Alexander Janus Berestorp
Maidstone
Hopes
Amsterdam
Hope
Pinkie
William
Weymouth
Alexander Hope
G.C.B
Earl of
Montague
Duke of
Horsmax
Epwarp
Cockermouth
William Horsman
Earl of Stair
John de Hotham
England
East Riding of
York
Havipsworth, Thomas
Sherwoodhall
North Notts
Pontefract
Newton
Lancashire
Manchester
Rocester
Staffordshire
Hovipsworth, Josern
Wakefield
Lascelles
Wentworth George
East Cumberland
Earl of Carlisle
Duke of Devonshire
Frederick Lord Carlisle
Lord Byron
Howards
Charles Wentworth Howard
Earl of Surrey
Frances Vere
John Earl of Oxford
Lord Levison
Surrey
Howard
James Kenneth
Malmesbury
Lord
Andover
Earl of Suffolk
Viscount Palmerston
W.) Howand
Shaftesbury
Earl of Effingham
Earl of Rosebery
Lord Howard
Effingham
Eliza
Gordon Drummond
Henry Thomas
Crickdale
Raton, Bart
Bushy-park
Wicklow
Hugh Howard
Earl of Wicklow
Ralph Howard
T.) Hucues, Winliam Bulkeley
Carnarvonshire
W. B. Hughes
Hugh Hughes
Carnarvon
Harry Wormald
Woodhouse
Leeds
J. Nettleship
Mattersey Abbey
Notts
Gen- Ueman
Oxford
Chester
W.) Humenery, Joms
Southwark
City of London
Hutt
Gateshead
Countess of
Talbot
Charles Talbot
Baron Talbot
Hensol
Lord Ingestrie
Sarah Elizabeth Beresford
Marquis of
Waterford
Dublin
Inells
Rupert Harry, Bart
D.C.L
Milton ‘Briant
Bedfordshire
Oxford University
University
Robert ‘Peel
Dundalk
Ripon
Robert Inglis
Hugh. Inglis
India
Harry Johnnson
Milton ‘Bryant
Joseph Seymour Briseoe
Penhill
T.) Inronx, Lanven
Irton
West Cumberland
Invixe
Joan
Makeramourne-house
Antrim
Sir John Rae Reed
Dover
Bill
Irving
Bramber
Lord Haddington
William James
Liverpool
Nicholas Ashton
Woolton-hall
James
Fergus Graham
James Graham
Colonel Williams
Ashton
Ashton Yates
John Russell
House of Commons
Chronicle
Robert Peel
Germany
France
Monsieur Delafontaine
Fraxer
Tontys
Mz Council
Messrs
Gase
Roaldes
Adivists
Nance
Toulouse
Deelay
Capitol
Tuasion
M. Arvac
M.gase
Lreners
Prefet
Wheyralde
Y x
Viame ii Simmumg Arzac
Roalde
M. Gase
M. Delavalde
Monitenr Parisien
Augsburg Gazette
M. Guizot
M. Piscatory
Athens
Lord Palmerston
Great Britain
Rowe
Rome
Ritcozzi
Aga Rich
Piazza Colonna
Gazette Des Tribunally
St. Angelo
Piazza del Popol
Augsburg
Diana
Downing-street
Mapiest Starr
Sidme
Rhubarb Pill
Sears
N.B
Messrs. S’letcher and Sons
Shatin
Cliff Highway
Florida Shores
Vanbrugh Fields
William Tuicas
Greenwich
Union
Aiea
Royal George
Spithead
College
New Park-street
Souths Bridge-Road
Richards
T Os Riage-Road
George Allen
Robert Hurley
Mr. Ward
Water-lune
Fleet-street
Bartholomew’s Hospital
Sir Robert Peel and Shaw Lefevre Speakership Debate
The piece argues Peel should not turn the Speakership into a party issue and supports Shaw Lefevre for the chair. It notes Lefevre’s chances have strengthened after Peel’s personal communication and contemplates past Canterbury precedents.
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Sir Robert
Robert Peel
Shaw Lefevre
Canterbury
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Fir Menage
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Hexzey, Joserh, W
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Anna
Edward Kerrison
Mahon
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Thomas Buenan, Bart
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Letham
Patrick Hepburn
Smeaton
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Joseph Clegg
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Carhamell
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Childe Harold
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Woods and Forest
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Weekly Chronicle
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Sacha
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Forestgate
West Ham
Messrs. Truman and’ Co
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Loxpon
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