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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 15, 1841

Page

4

Time of Sunrise and Sunset and High Water

Instructions to compute sunrise and sunset for Great Britain and Ireland using latitude relations. Also provides high water times for major ports with specific hour and minute adjustments from London Dock gates, noting many minor harbours and calendar notices.

Great Britain and Ireland London Dock Bristol Cork Cove Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton

Notable landed gentry and political names in 19th century Britain

A lengthy survey details major landowners and MPs across Britain including Pringle of Whytbank, Protheroe of Egermond, Pryse of Gogerddan, Pusey of Pusey, Rae of Esk Grove, and Roche of Carass. It notes familial lines, inheritances, marriages, and political seats with emphasis on their estates and influence in counties such as Carmarthenshire, Cardigan, Berks, Limerick, Cork, and Essex, among others.

Bented Duke of Aerot Yair Agnes Joanna Sir William Dick, Bart Prestonfield Profberor, Edward Halifax Evesham Bristol Prothero Protherch Egermond Carmarthenshire Protheroe George Posey Berkshire Radnor Philip Bouverie Pusey Emily Herbert Earl of Carnarvon Chippenham Cashel Berks University of Oxford Duke of Wellington Robert Peel David Rae Eskgrove Duncan Forbes House of Brunswick T.) Ramsay, J Edinburghshire Ranapottom, Joan Grovehouse County of Berks Windsor 16Th Dragoons Rashleigh William Menabilly Cornwall Rashleighs Harrises Peles Carews Pendarveses Fowey William Rashleigh John Colman Rashleigh W.) Rawpon Johx Dawson Armagh Coldstream Guards Ireland Cremorne Reapz Wa. Morris Waterford Repivaton Thomas Nicholas Dundalk Christopher Redington Kilcornan Galway Frances Henry Dowell Cadiz Redington Lord Ffrench Rerp Joan Raz, Bart Dover London Stan- Tope Thomas Reid Ewellgrove East India Company W.) Rennie, Gronae, Esq. (Ipswich), Son Or Grandson of Sir John Rennie Revton William Jolly St. Albans George Stanley Repton Elizabeth Earl of Eildon Ricanoo Joan Lewis Stoke-upon-Trent St. Stephen’s David Ricardo Stock-Exchange Portarlington W.) Rice, Eowanp Royp Danecourt Kent Mr. Rice Edward Knight Godmersham Park Ricnards, Ricnarp Caerynwch Merionethshire Mr. Vaughan Richards Richard Richards Catherine Robert Vaughan Humphreys Court of Exchequer Harriet Jonathan Dennett Limerick David Troche Carass Wm. Maunsell David Roche John Ormsby Vandeleur Maddenstown County Kildare 5Th Dragoon Guards W.) Rocusz, Enmunp Banks Trabolgan Corkounty Edward Roche Col. Roche Cork Edmund Burke Mr. Roche Nagle W.) Rozsucx, Joux Amour Bath Westminster London Reviews E. Roebuck John Roebuck Carron Scotland Henrietta Falconer Bampton T.) Rozurstox, Lance.ot Watnall South Notts Nottinghamshire Christopher Rolleston John Rolleston Dorothy Robert Burdett Foremark Caroline George Chetwynd Grendon-hall Warwick Rolleston England Ross Georce Henry Sandhills Christchurch David Rose Sethnet Rose Nairmshire Colchester Round Essex James Round Little Birch William Round Round, Joux Danbury Park Maldon Ipswich North Essex George Caswall Lacombe Park Herts Rovs Henry Joan Earl of Stradbroke Royal Navy Bacchante Adriatic Port Lemo Italy Rous James Ramsey Cuthbert Grosvenor Square Ramsep Charles E Preston Candover Hants Yarmouth Sir Thomas Rumbold Joanna Edmund Law Carlisle Lord Ellenborough Elphin Bath and Wells Roxpie Joan Tavistock William Rundle Barbara John Gill Derby Russell R. VII

Postack Stamps Supply Expands to London Offices

It is not generally shown that two penny stamps labels and envelopes printed in blue may be purchased as well as penny stamps printed in red. Every receiving house and post office in the London district is now supplied with embossed envelopes as well as labels for sale.

Postack London

Important Ad Advertisements and Legal Queries From 1840 Chronicle

A compact notice page discusses ad repetition by the Weekly Chronicle and lists dozens of periodicals. It then shifts to legal questions: executors proving wills, murder definitions, marriage validity, minor liability, city regulations, tenancy notices, delivery charges, and voter registration. A Constant Reader column offers guidance on costs, forms, and voter issues, with anonymous readers raising civil matters about property, clothing, and debt.

Weekly Chronicle William Simmonds J. B S. L Post-Office John Hulton Col. Maberly A.S John Finlay Ijf R. Nixon Thomas Rider

Royal Household Finances and Church Revenues Revealed

A long list outlines annual salaries for Her Majesty's household and foreign diplomats, plus pension allocations and church benefice revenues. Details cover the Lord Chamberlain, Master of the Horse, Lord Steward establishments, ambassadors abroad, consuls, and Tory pensions, with totals for royal expenses and church pickings reaching into the many thousands per annum.

Starz Ampassadors BisHors Prince Albert Corps Yeomen Order of the Garter Order of the Bath Kings and Heralds Windsor Kensington Brighton Whitehall Her Majesty Royal Household Windsor Castle Duto London Crown Windsor Home Park Royal Marshalsea Prison Chapel Royal St. James's Whitehall Chapel France Russia Austria Ottoman Porte Spain Prussia America Two Sicilies Portugal Brazil Holland Belgium Sweden Denmark Bavaria Sardinia Wurtemberg Frankfort Hanover Saxony Tuscany Swiss Greece Mexico Columbia Buenos Ayres Florence la Guayra Rio de Janeiro Bogota Ditto Peru Robert Adair Charles Arbuthnot St. Helens Lord Strangford Stuart de Rothsay Siz Earl Cathcart Lord Cowley Earl Elgin Gore Ouseley C. H. Thornton Arthur Paget Lord Heyhesbury Charles Baget England Wales Canterbury York St. Asaph Bangor Bath and Wells Bristol Carlisle Cashel Chichester St. David's Durham Ely Exeter Gloucester Hereford Lichfield Coventry Lincoln Llandaff Norwich Orford Peterborough Rochester Salisbury Sodor and Man Winchester Worcester Duke of Wellington Tower of London Rifle Brigade 1St. Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards Cinque Ports Walmer Castle Treasury Home Department Privy Council Board of Trade Lord Brougham Lord Lyndhurst House of Commons Lord Canterbury James Abercromby

Controversy Over Church Extension Divides Tory Ranks

In August Chronicle excerpts, debate rages over Sir Robert Inglis and the Church Extension plan. The Times cites political risk and dissent within the Conservative ranks, while supporters press for a measured approach amid petitions and minority votes.

Ips Althoug Robert Peel University of Oxford The Times Ireland Lord Melbourne Rober Robert Inglis Churchnew J the Times Ward Glasgow Ronicle

Meeting of Parliament Threatened Silence of Tories Upon Finances

The Weekly Chronicle discusses a forthcoming Parliament with the Queen delivering the Speech, predicting a cautious Commons and a resistant Lords. It critiques Tory strength, No-Popery agitation, and press factions, urging clear government principles and decisive budget measures to avoid prolonged strife.

House of Commons Lord Grey Sir Robert Peel Lord Aberdeen House Dublin Napoleon Robert Peel George Murrray Duke of Buckingham Manchester United Party

Harvest prospects and Toryist critique in 19th century pamphlets

The article surveys debates around the Protestant Association and Tory rhetoric at Exeter Hall, deriding its sectarian tone while comparing it to rabid partisanship. It then shifts to agricultural concerns, noting poor harvests in London area, potential reliance on foreign grain, and critique of the Sliding Scale through Mr. Greg’s pamphlet, arguing it harms national wealth and British industry.

Murphy Legh Andrew Marvell Mpriapeon Duchess of Kent Lewen N.M Horncastle E.N.M Exeter Hall Protestant Association Church of England Hobart Seymour Times Globe Standard Seymour Mahomet London Labouchere Greg Manchester John Bull

France in Revolt Over Taxes and Municipal Power

The article details widespread French resistance to Humann tax measures, citing Toulouse and other towns, the firing of municipal magistrates, and disarming of the National Guard. It contrasts opinions of National, Courrier Francais, Journal des Debats, and Vatican, arguing the core issue is France paying more than it can bear. It warns of a drift toward civil strife and questions how Peel can steer taxation.

Monsieur Humann France Toulouse National Guard Popular Paris Strasbourg Tours Dijon Aix Marseilles le Conseil Des Arrondissement National Courrier Francais Monsieur Thiers Monsieur Guizot Journal Des Debats Louis Philippe Publc Europe Journal Des Débats Vatican Monsieur Human Mediterranean Algiers Robert Peel Manchester Birmingham

Pleasant Prospect for Sir Robert Inglis

A Times editorial reviews Tory positions as peeling away, noting Peel’s party loses its lines on Corn Laws and Sliding Scales. It claims Protestant Association is undermined and Ireland to be conciliated rather than coerced, ending with a distinct warning to Sir Robert Inglis.

Ireland Swift Cromwell William Bradshaw Roby Standard Seymour Norfolk Island Russia Nicholas Perceval Eldon Times Robert Peel Globe Robert Inglis

St Anns Society Schiors General Court and Brixton Asylum

The St Anns Society held a half year general court at the London tavern Bishopsgate with Lord Mayor presiding. The asylum reports 235 children wholly maintained and educated and 62 clothed and educated. George Fournier Esq left £200 to support the asylum. seven boys and five girls were elected from 129 candidates. In Rolls Court, an application by Mr F Kelly to move the Fowler Wood case trial from Gloucester to Bristol was denied by Lord Langdale who urged trial of the proper issues and noted potential hardship from changing venues.

Lord Stanley Lord John Russell House of Bedford House of Derby Lord Russell Elizabeth Ribblesdale Thomas Henry Lister Granby Earl of Minto W.) Russexz Lord Epwanp Tavistock Duke of Bedford Secon Duke of Gordon Russett Jesse David Watts Hamhall Staffordshire Biggenhouse Northamptonshire North Staffordshire Cat Burverrorp Free Accentanien Leith Murray Thor Ryder Granville Dudley R.N Westris Earl of Harrowby Ge Eeogie Sutherland Lord Sandon Georgiana Augusta Duke of Beaufort T.) Sayperson Richard Eide Belgrave-square Colchester Overend, Gurney, and Co Charlotte Matilda Manners Sutton Lord Canterbury T.) Sanpon Liverpool Tiverton Duke of Sutherland George Smith Mauritius W.) Scholefield, Joshua Birmingham Cotterells Scholefield Cotterell John Scott Stourbridge Wellbeloved Scott Charles Wellbeloved York Francis Roxburghshire Lord Polwarth Scotts Walter Scott Harden Mary Flower Yarrow Dryhope Gideon Scott Earl of Tarras Raeburn Abbotsford Roxburgh Julia Frances Laura Charles Boultbee J. Poulett Thomson London Russia Lord Sydenham Emma William Scrope Castlecombe Wilts W. Statt John Henry, Bart Mount Boone Dartmouth South Devon John Seale Devon Baronet Paul Joddrell W.) Seymour Totnes Duke of Somerset Somerset Jane Georgiana Thomas Sheridan Richard Brinsley Sheridan University of Dublin City of Dublin Robert Shaw, Bart Thomasine Emily George Jocelyn W.) Suri Richard Lator Q.C Dungarvan Milborneport Louth Tipperary Catholic Association New Monthly Magazine O’halloran William Macmahon Ireland Lord Rockingham Saupparp, Thomas Shrewton-lodge Wiltshire Folkington-place Sussex Frome William Sheppard Bath and Frome Richard Down Halliwick Manor Middlesex George Shirley Earl of Ferrers Lord Suffield Eliza Arthur Stanhope Monaghan T.) SureLey Evelyn Pariip Co. Monaghan South Warwickshire Sisthorp Charves Delart Watpo Canwickhall Lincoln Bulwer South Lincoln Maria Ponsonby Tottenham Norwich Sudbury R. Scarlett William Smith House of Commons Surry Joan Abel Dalepark Chichester Lord Carrington John Smith Blendonhall Kent Bucks Midhurst Anne Sir Samuel Clarke Jervoise Grey Melbourne Treasury Board of Control Vernon Smith Robert Smith Sydney Smith Vernon Lansdowne Holland Upper Ossory Fitzpatrick Smonter Alexander Bonhill Dumbartonshire St. Ann’s Society Schiors Brixton Asylum London Tavern Bishopsgate Street Leeks George Fournier Bright Wood Rolls Court F. Kelly Gloucester Fowler * Wood Bristol Specia F Pollock Eles Lord Langdale

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