Notable Britons and peers linked to Dudley and Wyndham estates
A dense survey notes Siriee ena UL ter of Dudley and Wharnclife in Yorkshire as influential. It lists British peers and heirs including Cushworth in York shire legal figures, the Wrightson and Heber interconnections, and the Wyndham family with Petworth estate. It mentions Wyxpaam Wanna Wyss and Wyss Williams, detailing births, marriages, offices, and seats in Parliament. The passage concludes with notes on Yonge, Young, and Beresford lineage and previous political roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siriee
Dudley
Earl of
Harrowby
Yorkshire
Barti
Esa
Cushworth
Northallerton
Wm. Wrightson
Aylesbury
Henrietta
Petworth
Countess of Munster
Wyxpaam, Wanna
College
Salisbury
Hants
Wilts
Dorset
Somerset
Devon
Henry Penruddocke Wyndham
Egremont
Wyndhams
Norfolk
Wadham Wyndham
Anna Eliza
John Slade
Bart
Duantes Watrix Williams
D.C
F.S.A
Montgomeryshire
Watkin Wynn, Bart
Mary
Foster Cunliffe
Board of Control
Robert Peel
Duchy of Lancaster
Wyss
Watxin Williams
Watkin
Wynns
Gwedir
Yonne
Extiotr Taoxas
Cambridgeshire
Joseph Yorke
Earl of Hardwicke
Chancellor
Lord Chesterfield
W.) Yorst
Marlowpark
Bucks
W. L. Young
Louisa Anne
John Jolliffe Tufnell
Langleys
John Young
Mary Queen of Scots
Scotsand
France
Tobago
Hieut
Dominica
Sir William
John Norris, Esq
Bugbenden-house
Reformers Dinner in Middlesex for George Byng MP
A reformers dinner for George Byng in Brentford is planned for Wednesday September 8 with a large marquee to accommodate many electors. Middlesex stewards include influential county figures and several MPs as preparations begin on a ground behind the market place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixxer
George Byrne
Middlesex
Reformers
George Byng
House of Commons
Brentford
Market Place
Boroven
Marylebone
Duffill
Marylebone-lane
Fogge
Messrs. Bogis
Nixon
A Hume
Hume
Chalmers
Montrose Burghs
Caledonian Mercury
Stewart
Rutherford
Leith
Edinburgh
Colchester
H. Smyth
Sanderson
Ipswich
Bunpford
Busfeild
Lister
R. Wynne Williams
London
O'Connell
Smythe
Canterbury
Treland
England
Peel
Ireland
Queen Bonough
Board of Ordnance
Broad
Britain
Lord Howick
Alnwick Castle
Berwick Advertiser
Lord Raucliffe
Nottinghamshire
Nottingham
Mercury of Friday
Christopher Turner
John, Trollope
Lincolnshire
Spalding
Jlincoln Gazette
Tony
Parliament House
Portobello
Musselburgh
Borg . Bhd
Scotsman
Executors Duty Guide and Reader Advice in Law Queries
A long letter column gives practical answers on probate legacies, mortgages, notices to quit, and partner dissolutions. It covers calculating who may receive a legacy, when an executor can demand payment, and actions like filing suits, ejectment, or seeking a solicitor. It also includes advice on arresting debtors, contesting wills, and enforcing rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Friend
M. A
J. W. T. and Co
America
J. B
Bristol
J.O. M
Gulielmus
Admiralty
J. A
Fou
New York
J. F
W. J
Z.Y.X
Herodias
Richard Doe
J.— Fou
T. B
John Price
Scotland
St. Clements’ Dunes
Samuel Gr.Hilefoot
Sheffield
New Zealand Company
Weekly Chronicle
Lord John Russell
Robert Peel
Cato
H.W. K
Tyas
Shaksiere
Brenders
Brinscope
Lord Segrave
Earl Pitchardinge
Searnee
Cers
Weather and notices from The Week week calendar and church readings
Sunday August 22 includes liturgical lessons and astronomical data on the sun and moon, plus daily weather notes for Murphy Legh E.N.M Hist Alm and entries on obsolescent public notices. Additional items discuss electors, finances, and correspondence to the editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Legh
E.N.M
Legic
Tuoms Bay
Prince Albert
St. Augustine's
Hist
Rules for Sunrise Sunset and High Water Times in Britain
The guide explains calculating sunrise and sunset by latitude with adjustments per degree from 51, and provides high water time offsets for major ports including Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow and Southampton, noting many smaller harbours also follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain and Ireland
London-Dock
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Queen and People Clash With Tory Press Over Parliament Absence
The Queen declines to open Parliament in person citing Dr Locock's advice, sparking a heated debate in Conservative papers. The piece argues against Feargus O Connor’s land scheme and Chartist Parliament, warning of universal spoliation and urging cautious reform while acknowledging harms of current system. It compares Britain unfavorably to the United States, critiquing class power, tithes, debt, and monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queencraft
Manchester
Noel
Northern Star
Feargus O’connor
England
Mr. O’connor
O'Connor
Feargus O'Connor
Lord Ashley
Leeds Committee
Liverpool
United States
House of Lords
Queen’s Royal Speech Readings Spark Political Speculation
The article argues the Queen’s frankness risks alienating a party, while Morning Post hints at Peel cabinet influence. It notes the Royal approval of Baptist Noel as chaplain and questions his alignment, suggesting the Melbourne ministry faces scrutiny and potential shifts after Sir Robert Peel’s likely Saturday call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Condions
B. Macaulay
Fox Maule
John Russell
John Hobhouse
Colonel Fox
Mr. Goulburn
Lord Stanley
James Graham
Sibthorp
Robert Peel
Augustus Clifford
Lords
Royal Commission
House of Peers
R. Peel
House of Lords
Lord Worstey
Afr. Lefevre
North Lancashire
Shaw Lefevre
Lord Worsley
Charles Shaw Lefevre
Epward Bulter
R. Pee
Abercrombie
Onslow
Mr. Pitt
Fox
Pitt
Mr.Cornwall
Grey and
Granville
Addington
Lord Grey
M. Sutton
Canterbury
Sutton
Lord North
Fletcher Norton
Cnas
Lefevre
Law Lerevne
Joan Russexy
Mear
Manners Sutton
Lord Dunfermline
Lord Canterbury
House of Commons
House
Braminer
Mr. Lefevre
Ar. E. Buller
Buller
Standard
Times
Duke of Buckingham
Hastings
Villiers
Cobden
Morning Post
Peel
Duke of Bedford
Lord Cowper
Lord Melbourne
Baptist Noel
Church of England
Melbourne
Noel
Lambeth Dinner Reinforces Reformers Support
The Lambeth Reformers assure MPs D Eyncourt and Hawes of steady support as long as they stay true to reform. The piece praises Hawes for consistency and calls D Eyncourt’s past Reform work notable, urging clear, essential actions like Free Trade and ballot rights to secure broader reform through constituency backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambeth
D’eyncourt
Hawes
House of Commons
Warburton
Mr O Connor and the Regeneration Project Debate
The passage critiques Mr Feargus O'Connor and allied reformers arguing that the old system offers more security and opportunity. It questions land schemes and state land purchase, warns of vast loans and agricultural expansion, and predicts future generations of potato farmers if such programs proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Owen
Greg F
United
Feargus O’connor
England
Atread
O'Connor
Leingdon
The Times and the Law of Libel
A commentary on The Times exposure of a financial conspiracy and the English libel law. It argues against the verdict costing The Times, notes the need for truth in public interest cases, and criticizes the law's handling of costs and truth versus private slander. The piece reflects on Sir William over and the limits of truth in libel, urging reform to protect truthful reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
Bogle
the Times
Willa
Fetes Boulogne inauguration spectacle and riot aftermath
Crowds gathered for the Boulogne ceremony marking Napoleon’s column unveiling with a grand procession led by national guards from St Omer Calais Arras and others. A statue hung in scaffolding surrounded by fireworks and a later concert and banquet faced a rooftop riot when Boulogne guards demanded theatre admission, clashes ensued but troops restored order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vario
Corlége
National Guard of
Boulogne
Napoleon
St. Omer
Culeis
Arrastal
St. Nicholas
Arras
Hotel du Nord
Tintelleries
Gramme
National Guards
Connais
Aliotte Pote
Zepe
Calais
Regimental Sons of Peace
Obs Grocer
St . Arras
Cheshire
Netter
National Guard
Iran
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Elphinstone
Thesme
Marquis of Normanby
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl of Clarendon
Viscount Duncannon
Commons
Duke of Wellington
Marquis of Westminster
Earl of Clarerdon
Earl of Verulam
Earl Sefton
Lord Langdale
Lord Hill
Lord Willoughby
Lord Strafford
Lord Redesdale
Paltimore
Errol
Lord Duncannon
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