Diary Memoranda for the Present Week
A dated diary listing daily events and anniversaries from August 19 to August 25, noting historical deaths and milestones such as the poet Blomfield, slave abolition, battles, and notable executions and deaths with high water times and calendar marks.
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Blsomfield
Lonton Bridge
Monpay
Adrianople
Dunley
Duke of Northumberland
West India Dork
Bosworth Field
Warren Hastings
Mars
Boundary dispute over Rochdale manor site in 1886 trial
In Brisco v Lomax a trespass case centers on moorland on hills dividing Lancaster and York counties. The judge rules evidence of natural boundaries may prove the boundary between adjoining manors, confirming a new trial for objections raised at trial. Local readers note public letters and queries follow.
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Court of Queen’s Bench
Brisco
Rochdale
James Creardon
Baron Parke
Lancaster
York
Creardon
Wakefield
Coltman
Cresswell
Q.C
Starhkie
Addison
Alexander
Tomlinson
Littledale
Common Pleas
Doe
Kemp
Bing
Patteson
Coleridge
Aberdeen
Jeremiah
Sophia
Jacques
Liverpool
M. J
Eliza Guber
B. C
Philuu
Medical prescriptions and garden notes from a 19th century weekly
A wide column covers medical home remedies and dosages for ailments including headaches ulcers and indigestion with various pills and tonics. The piece blends plant lore and practical botany with a long Botanical Garden section detailing the common daisy and cultivation tips for strawberries, daisies, and other garden plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Noah
Solomon
Babylon
Juno
Emma
Bomare
Italy
Turin
Milton
J. J
Ddonis
Venus
H. Rees
Last Words of the Irish Tithe Bill Debate
The Irish Tithe Bill passed with little opposition as Ireland frets over consequences. The piece predicts rising agitation led by O Connell and a possible push to suppress three fourths of the Protestant establishment, with landlords drawn into resisting tithe.
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The
Chronicle
Myr O’connell
Ireland
O'Connell
O’connell
The Birmingham Union and Its United Executive Power
A leading article defends the Birmingham meeting as central to workers’ rights and argues for united action. It condemns misrepresentation, praises rational liberty, and contrasts press voices from Dispatch to Northern Star, highlighting Feargus O’Connor’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Weekly Chronicle
Mr. Attwood
Dr. Priestley
Feargus O’connor
Sunday Times
Spectator
Yankees
Northern Star
O’connor
Whittle Harvey
House of Commons
Moniteur
The Beer Trade Debate and Free Trade in Beer
A historical excerpt argues against suppressing beer houses and for a measured free trade approach. It notes social value of beer houses in villages, vows closer scrutiny by a committee, and critiques rural magistrates while predicting an autumn review to test a fair wind toward liberalized beer trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brougham
Committee of Lords
Commons
The Prorogation and the First Parliament
A critical opinion piece on the prorogation of the first parliament under a young queen. It condemns ministers for insincerity and unresponsive policy, questions the queen's influence, and laments limited real achievements in nine months. It predicts continued mismanagement unless pressured by opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
William Lamb
John Russell
Canada
Ireland
Great Britain
United Kingdom
The British Auxiliary Legion Meeting in Fleet Street
Officers of the British Auxiliary Legion held a Tuesday night meeting at the Portugal Hotel Fleet Street to discuss claims on the Spanish government. They left undecided on further steps with some urging prudence amid ongoing liquidation measures and Palmerston orders to open medical boards for claim investigations.
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Portugal Hotel
Fleet-street
Lord Palmerston
Cooke
Fleet
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London
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Hannay and Co
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Fisher and CO
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East India Tea. Company
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Weekly Chronicle 2
Prilarthropes
England
Hanover
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W. W
Commissioners of Customs
Aon Enquirer
Hyde Park Corner
Wyatt
Trajesty
H. B. Hall
Eugenio Latilla
Empire
Tom Weekly Chronicle
Farmer’s Weekly Chronicle
Tyree Monrus
Queen Victoria
Office OF Ordnance
Her Majesty’s Ordnance
Royal Arsenal
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Biorekeeper’s
Secretar’s
Pall Mall
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Attwood
Feargus O'Connor
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Lord John Russell
Birmingham Union
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