Prominent British MPs and their lineages in 1830s lists
A sweeping roll of MPs with biographical notes, detailing birth years, marriages, and ancestral lines. Entries connect politicians to families like Peel, Acton, Ponsonby, and Rashleigh, noting estates, roles, and county seats across Britain and Ireland.
Tragic Wapping Wagon Accident Ends in Hospital
Tuesday afternoon near Nightingale Lane, a lad named John Grace fell from a waggon owned by Hoare and Co. Coal merchants of Wapping. The wheels passed over him causing dreadful injuries and doctors fear for his life as he lies in the London Hospital.
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John
Grace
Messrs. Hoare and Co
Wapping
Nightingele-lane
London
The Weekly Chronicle 1841 Parliaments looming political clash
A dense 1841 Chronicle page outlines looming Parliament meeting, Tory strength debate, and the risk of no popery rhetoric. It critiques Whig peers and Liberal leaders, warns against silence, fears a veiled Tory majority, and stresses the need for clear royal and budget policy. The piece also attacks No Popery agitation and defends constitutional rights amid factional tempers.
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House of Commons
Lord Grey
Sir Robert Peel
Lord Aberdeen
House
Dublin
Napoleon
Robert Peel
George Murray
Duke of Buckingham
Manchester
United Party
Time of Sunrise and Sunset for Great Britain and Ireland
Describes calculating sunrise and sunset by latitude and adjusting minutes per degree above 5 and below 51. For tides, provides high water times at major ports with specific hour and minute adjustments from London Dock gates. Mentions additional harbour data and references to Notices to Correspondents for further calendar information.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Harvest and pamphlet clashes strain 19th century Britain
In an essay heavy with polemic the Exeter Hall Protestant Association is denounced as uncharitable and sectarian, while debates over Catholic bigotry and church influence rage between The Times The Standard and Liberal Globe. The piece links agricultural fears and foreign grain policy to a broader political critique, arguing the Sliding Scale costs millions and harms national prosperity. The long reflection traverses church politics and economic policy, concluding with a call for experiential remedy over evasive rhetoric.
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Radnor
Lange Pecy Athshoe
Gair
Selkirkshire
Pringles
Whytbank
North Britain
Alexander Pringle
East India Company
Scotland
Duke of Argyle
Yair
Agnes Joanna
Sir William Dick, Bart
Prestonfield
Protrerve, Epwanp
Halifax
Carmarthenshire
Protheroe
Edward Protheroe
George Iit
W.) Prysz, Paysz
Gogerddan
Cardigan
Pembroke
Berks
Edward Loveden Loveden
Buscot Park
Margaret
Lewis Pryse
Mr. Pryse
Harriet Flower
Lord Ashbrook
John Ager Ellis
Jane
Peter Ca
Emily Herbert
Earl of
Carnarvon
Pusey
Chippenham
City of
Cashel
University of
Oxford
Raz
Sir William, Bart
Esk Grove
Serieroetom
Joan
Grovehouse
Cornwall
Harrises
Peles
Carews
Pendarveses
Menabilly
Fowey
William Rashleigh
John Colman Rashleigh
Rashleigh
Menahilly
W.) Rawpow
Joan Dawson
Armagh
Coldstream Guards
Ireland
Cremorne
T.) Reape
Wa. Morris
Waterford
Galway
Frances
Henry Dowell
Cadiz
Miss Redington
Lord Ffrench
Rero
Sir John Raz, Bart
Dover
George
Ipswich
John Rennie
London
Berton
George Wittrau
St. Albans
George Stanley Repton
Elizabeth
Earl of Eldon
Ricardo
Joan Lewis
Kent
Mgr. Rice
Edward Knight
Godmersham Park
Ricnarns, Ricnard
Caerynwch
Merionethshire
John Ormsby Vandeleur
Maddenstown
County Kildare
5Th Dragoon Guards
Cork
Roche
Edmund Burke
Mr. Roche
Nagle
W.) Borsack
Joan Arthur
Bath
Westminster
London Reviews
E. Roebuck
John Roebuck
Carron
Henrietta
Falconer
Bampton
Rolleston, Lancelor
Watnall
South Notts
Nottinghamshire
Christopher Rolleston
John Rolleston
Dorothy
Robert Burdett
Foremark
Gentleman
Caroline
George: Chetwynd
Grendon-hall
Warwick
Rolleston
England
Ross
Grones Henry
Sandhills
Christchurch
David Rose
Sethnet
Rose
Rose of Nairnshire
George Rose
Pitt
Duncombe
Rounp, Cuantes Gray
Birchhall
North Essex
Colchester
Round
Essex
James Round
Little Birch
William Round
Rouxp, Joux
Danbury Park
Maldon
George Caswall
Lacombe Park
Herts
Rous
Henry Joan
Earl of Stradbroke
Royal Navy
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Adriatic
Port Lemo
Italy
Reus
James Ramsey Cuthbert
Grosvenor Square
Rumpop
Coantzs E., Esq
Preston Candover
Hants
Yarmouth
Sir Thomas Rumbold
Joanna
Edmund Law
Carlisle
Lord Ellenborough
Elphin
Bath and Wells
W.) Rundlele, Joan
Tavistock
William Rundle
Barbara
John Gill
T.) Rusupsnooxe, Roserr
Rushbrooke Hall
West Suffolk
Swift
Cromwell
William
Bradshaw
Roby
Standard
Seymour
Norfolk Island
Russia
Nicholas
Perceval
Eldon
Times
Robert Peel
Globe
Church of England
Hobart Seymour
Mahomet
Labouchere
Greg
Manchester
John Bull
Liberat Dinner at Hythe and Reform Dinner at Andover
A large body of constituents joined Stewart Marjoribanks at the Guildhall for a convivial dinner with notable guests including William Brockman and George Shiphem among others. The Reformers of Andover invite R Etwall and Lord Paget to dine at the Town-hall to celebrate a recent victory in a sizable gathering.
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Stewart Marjoribanks
Guildhall
William Brockman
Beachborough
George Shiphem
Andover
Reformers
R. Etwall
Wm. Paget
Hants
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