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.
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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
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Mora
St. James’s
Mark Lane
John Balls
Adve
Bell
Argus
the Weekly Chronicle
MR. Greg
Sir Robert Inglis