Monument on Pensher-hill memory of the late Earl of Durham
A detailed narrative of the Masonic foundation ceremony on Pensher-hill near Durham for a monument to the late Earl of Durham. The account describes the procession, inscriptions, and Raphael paintings, with observations by Mr Beckford and references to the Great North of England Railway, the Diet’s ceremony, and the ambits of local dignitaries.
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Pensher-hill
Vathek
Durham
Earl
Ae Ford
Peusher-bill
Beccad
Aiesiok
Ian
Galdney
Gsb
Wear
Enamel England Railway Company
Beckford
Tiny
Lansdowns
Blasons
Earl of Zetland
Raphael
Paris
Rapheel Ijighe
Menten
Ted Grand Offiers
Royal Academy
Free and Accepted
Claude Lorraine
Theurgeons
England
Claude Vigces
Northumberland
John George Earl
Hee Bam
Norale Cintute
Sc Petersburgh
Governor- Gallery
Canada
Fsar
National Gallery
Earl of Durham
G.C.B
John
Benjamin Green
Jetters
F . Hamilton
West
Lear
Lear.” I Would Defy the Deter, Handed To the Grenaster
Peter Pindar
Vanisig
Kent
Ruigen
Sizare
Gracius
Ife
Scllesins
Willam Putt
R. Green
Newcastle
Chatham
Nollekens
J. Green
Scalesmen
Valico
Obabe Blase
Joeas
Robert
George IV
Caticoes
Theseus
Mark Antonio
Michael Angelo
North of England
Darlington
St. Catherine
Marquis Condon Gerry
Mark Antonie
Newbottle
Raphal
Julio Romano
Alia Romato
da. Datrox
Scientific Societies of
Manchester
Literary and Philosophical Society
George-street
J. W
Fraser
John Moore, Esq
F.L.S
Fairburn
Ever
Thamas Lawrence
Dr. Dalton
British Association
Ardwick
Dis
Lady Hawifton
York
Nelson
Lady Hamilton
Lord Nelson
Earl Fitzwilliam
Dalton
Princesa Borghese
Canova
Con
Fitzwilliam Museum
Romney
Borghese
Duke of
Illus Trian
Hamilton
Lord Welson
Grenadier and Coldstream Guards
F. Lord Nelson
Amihil Lindsay
Lord F. Paulet
Buckingham Palace
Hyde Park
Gies
Thek
Grenadiers
Moe
Coldstream
Fonthill
Grenadiera
Abbey
Echellon
Lord
Feversham
Wenlock
John F. B. Johnstone
Viscount
Morpeth
Bishop of
Ripon
Lord Hotham
J. Stuart Wortley
N.B
O. Duncombe
Edward Vavasour
Fifi
Firth of Forth
Charlestown
Allen
St David's
Inverkeithing
Aberdeen
Letters on navigation and law from the Weekly Chronicle
A compilation of reader letters and notices from the Weekly Chronicle covering nautical time rules for sunrise and sunset adjustments, high water calculations at London docks and other ports, legal queries on tenancy and marriage licenses, Captain Warner's proposed invention, and various editorial remarks on policing, debtors, and parliamentary matters. The mix includes personal inquiries, public notices, and opinions on contemporary affairs.
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Ireland
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Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haton
Brighton
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Dover
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Holyhead
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Port Glasgow
Southampton
Weekly Chronicle
London
Westminster
Cwe
England
Lst
Warnen
Warner
Capitain Warner
Larson
Appleaton
Chronile
Jam
Bankruptcy Court
Chambers
Justice Maule
Moat Anne
Graftonstreet
Bruat
Morocco
Lamia
the Times
France
Lehail
Nha
Prince de Joinville
Ile
Serres Pak
Dyce Sombre
Sombre
Cho
Boulogne sur-Mer
Algiers
Marsha
Algeria
Four
D. O. Dreel
Sompre
Ehted Ieee
Teriting
Boulogne
John Rogers
Henry Brown
Brown
Island
Mogador
Mogador Blockade and Morocco Policy Debate Rages
The Weekly Chronicle weighs Britain and France over Mogador and the Morocco question. It warns against war, cautions the government on Mogador’s strategic value, and critiques Guizot and Joinville while urging explicit guarantees to deter Mediterranean expansion.
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Mogadur
Morocco
France
Tahiti
Monsieur Guizot
Pritchard
Aberdeen
Mogador
England
Mediterranean
Robert Peel
Nelson
Prince de Joinville
Algiers
The Deptford Tragedy and the Two Lives for Two Shillings
A Victorian debate on poverty and labor reforms sparked by a Deptford tragedy where two sisters, driven by desperation, harm themselves over hunger and debt. The piece laments misallocation of wealth, criticizes Corn Laws, and contrasts aristocratic fortunes with suffering workers, urging government action to alleviate misery and prevent such cases.
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Houd Baa Glavost
Lord Ashley
House of Commons
Corndaw
Cobden
Lord Ashler
C. Bullyr
Ward
Wakefield
Wen
Fet St Norte
Tao
Tao Shillings
Captain Warner's Bold Naval Experiment Proposed
The piece praises Captain Warner for a bold plan to test a five mile distant projectile against a government vessel, arguing the plan merits government support, discusses distance feats in naval artillery, and notes public controversy and calls for a bond fide trial despite scepticism. The passage also teases a postscript on prorogation and various parliamentary and arts commissions.
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Susie
Upue Mae
Warner
Prince de Joinville
John O'Gaunt
Cadiz
Sun
Godwin Sands
Columbus
Stephenson
Stam Power
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