Invasion of Ireland and Moore family lineage in nobility
A dense genealogical survey traces Irish and British peerage lines from the Monasteries’ dissolutions to the Moore family of Moore Abbey and the Earls of Drogheda, Adare, and Dunraven. It chronicles titles, marriages, seats, mottos, and political roles across generations, noting baronets, the Marquisate of Drogheda, and connections to Loftus, Hamilton, and Dunalley families, with residences in Kildare, Gloucestershire, and Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Edward Moore
Queenster
Mellefont
Sian
Garret Moore
Dunervon
Baron Moore
Viscount Moore
Drogheda
Charles
Henry
Hamilton
Henry Hamilton
Earl of
Loftus
Edward
Dublin
Great Britain
Moore-phi
Moore Abbey
County Kildare
F Creig
R. Ducie
London
Robert
Charles the First
Sir William
Donne
Knights of the Bath
Charles the
Edward Moreton
Moreton
Staffordshire
Matthew Ducie Moreton
Ducie
Stafford
Matthew
Baron Ducie
Tortworth
Gloucestershire
Thomas
Francis Reynolds
Ducie and Moreton
Thomas Reynolds
Earl Ducie
Baron Moreton
Henry George Francis Reynolds Moreton
Elizabeth
John
Lord Sherborne
Lord Moreton
Earl
Earl Yarborough
Earl Effngham
Seymour-place
Curzon-street
Woodchester- Park
Ampney-park
Cirencester
Delaucey
Maria
Dominick Trant
Dunkettle
Emily
Cornwallis
Hawarden
Union Club
Trafalgar-square
Dunalley-castle
Earl of Besborough
Maria Jane
Earl of Westmoreland
Knaresborough
House of Commons
Viscount Dancanson
Privy Council
Kilkenny
Cavendish-square
Sears
East-hill
Wandsworth
Surrey
Garryhill-house
Carlow
Besboroughhouse
Dvuxfermline
James Abercromby
Ralph Abercromby
Lord Abercromby
Mary Anne
Egerton Leigh
High Leigh
Cheshire
Ralph
Turin
Dunfermline
Duke of Devonshire
Calne
Edinburgh
Lord Dunfermline
Brook-street
Colinton-house
Duxmonne
Lord Murray
Blair
Virginia
Bahama Islands
George
United Kingdom
Dunmore
Forest of Atholl
Perthshire
Alexander Edward Murray
Catherine
Earl of Pembroke
Augustus Murray
Baron Ludlow
Baron Chaworth
Stirlingshire
Grafton
Bond-street
Dunmore Park
Falkirk
Dunnaven
Mounxteanz
Limerick
Valentine Richard Quin
Baron Adare
Mountearl
Adare
Dunraven and
Iszd
Windham Henry Wyndham Qui
Is Lordship
Caroline
Thomas Wyndham
Dunraven Castle
County Glamorgan
Edwin Richard Wyndham
Buodle
St. James’s.street
En-Castle
Cowbridge
South Wales
Ross Baron
Christopher Plan- Simtle
Thomas Duke Pea Sepaty
Richard
York
Joan
Lucas Cusack
Killeen
Dunsany
Findrat
Daunted
Christopher Seventeenth
Henry the Sixth
Patrick
Public inspection of new street structures opens to all
The new street spans intended for merchants and manufacturers were opened for public inspection on Tuesday. Several city merchants attended. Also reported a coroner's inquest into the death of Joseph Tadoes, 67, run over by a horse near Eagle tavern on Caly road last Saturday. The rider, a livery stable keeper, aided him to a surgeon then hospital. ribs broken, verdict accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayne
St. Bartilanew
Joseph Tadoes
Caly
Nene
Eagle Tavern
Jand
Oxford-street
Legal Correspondence Clarifies Property and Debt Issues
The column presents scattered legal guidance. Topics include legitimate birth and inheritance, furniture ownership under creditors, landlord distraint, remedies for unpaid debts, tenancy improvements, and administration of estates. Readers are advised to consult solicitors and assessors for specific cases and forms. Multiple readers seek advice on exemptions, taxes, wills, and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gardiner
Gomer Gwalian
J. S
Manchester
W. H
Southwick
Regiatrar
J. M
W. Ross
A.B. C
Plymouth
Anden
John Williams
J. C
Sydney
Clastration Bank
Norwich
Andy
Henry Cuddich
Chile
Birmingham
Norfolk
Wesbminster
Janson
Thetford mortgage scare and lath trade worry
A report from Thetford Norfolk describes a respected solicitor’s disappearance amid £20 000 in liabilities, triggering local panic over mortgages and conveyances. The piece also discusses timber duties harming lath importers and clerical medical claims praising unlabelled remedies.
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Thetford
Norfolk
Hull
Walter Jones
Hull Packet
How to time sunrises sunsets and high tides in Britain
Instructions describe calculating sunrise and sunset by adjusting a baseline time with latitude differences, and adding specific hour minute offsets for high water at various British and Irish ports. It notes using local guides for latitude, provides several port-specific corrections, and directs readers to notices to correspondents for further calendar information.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Hrighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Newspaper Stamps Return for Weekly Newspapers 1842
A record lists the number of one penny stamps issued to weekly newspapers for April May and June 1842 and the weekly average sale for each publication. The document preserves the issuance and sales figures by title and period.
Lord Ellenboroughs Proclamation Draws Sharp Fire
A satirical critique denounces Lord Ellenborough for vanity and misconstrued claims in his proclamation on Afghanistan and China. It argues he usurps honours due to Pollock, Sale, and Nott, condemns Auckland, and politicizes policy while weakening Britain’s prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Edenborough
Wolsey
England
Aurungzce
Napoleon
Nicholas
Affghanistan
China
Cabul
Pollock
Nott
Robert Sale
Lord Elenborough
Jellalabad
Lord Auckland
India
Sutlej
Landlords and Tenants in England's Awkward Laws
Article discusses agricultural reform blockages from Corn Laws, citing Mr Gisborne and Mr Bennett at Bedford meeting. It argues tenant security and landlord obstacles hinder improvements, with debates on compensation when improvements are made and the effect of lease terms on tenancy. Includes parliamentary notices, tax debate summaries, and local civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gisborne
Manchester
Pusey
Royal Agricultural Association
Derbyshire
Hertfordshire
Essex
Buckinghamshire
Berkshire
Bedfordshire
Sluggard
England
Bedford
William Bennett
Lord Grey
Green
Gregg
Napoleon Critics Warn About East Policy
The passage criticizes governing at distance and cites Napoleon’s maxim about washing dirty linen at home. It warns that grave charges against England’s East policy are spreading through the Oriental World under Her Majesty's Governor General, suggesting dangerous precedent and a need for cautious handling by the British administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cause and prospects of Barcelona insurrection debated in Madrid reflections
A week of limited light on the Bargelona Movement suggests its local nature and likely suppression with minimal support from France. The piece attributes Catalan industrial jealousy and political scheming by royal pretenders and Louis Philippe’s circle, notes Espartero’s strong Madrid hold and departs for Catalonia, and warns of possible French exile of insurgent leaders if the Regent is toppled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bargelona
France
Barcelona
Spain
Don Francisco
Louis Philippe
Don Carlos
Queen Christina
Christina
House of Bourbon
Prince de Joinville
Duc Doumale
van Halen
Moujuieh
Espartero
Madrid
Two Reasons for Degraded State of Goa Culture
The speaker cites two causes for degradation in agriculture linked to insecure land tenure. He argues that long leases and stable property rights are blocked by meddling legislation, deterring capital and modern farming. He advocates tenant security, independence from perpetual legislation, and resistance to further disruption of existing interests.
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Goa
Anthorn Luy League
England
Gisborne
Squires
Mr. Gisborne
Elgy
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House of Lords
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Charlotte Louisa
Cloncurry
Eliza
Lord Kinnaird
Lord Charleville
Leath
Carlton Club
Dunsany Castle
Dunshaughlin
Meath
Dunnam
Edward Maltby
Chichester
Durham
Pembrokehall
Cambridge
Llassies
Lincoln
Buckden
Morell
Northumberland
Hexhampshire
Durham University
University of London
Principality of
Mayfair
the Palace
Dyxelvon
Griffith Rice
Newton
M.P
Carmarthen
William
Anne
George Rice
Cecil
William Talbot
Earl of Talbot
Dynever
Dynevor
Cecil Rice
de Cardonnel
George Talbot
Rice
Frances
Viscount Sidney
Baron Walsingham
Baron Foley
Dover-street
Dynevorcastle
Carmarthenshire
Errincguam
Lord Howard
Nottingham
James the First
Fuller
Thare
Ester
Sir Charles Howard
Howard of
Isingham
Francis Howard
William Howard
Francis
Effingham
Earl Grenville
Regiment of Foot
Brook Street
Grange
Rotherham
Bexixton
John Montgomerie
Roger de Montgomerie
William Duke of Normandy
Hastings
Philip de Montgomerie
Scotland
Henry I
Otterbourne
Sir Hugh Montgomerie
Chevy Chase
Alexander
Baron Montgomerie
Hugh
Eglinton
Marston-moor
Elis
Treasury
Mary
Archibald Montgomerie
Garon Androssan
Archibald William Montgomerie
Baron Ardrossan
Cockerell
Bach
Ayrshire
Guardwell
Clarendon Hotel
New Bond-streets
Mylinton and
Skilmorlie Castle
Murphy
Legh
Kon
M. Frosty
Meteo
Ephem
Mozart
H.N.M
Frosty
Tursway
St. Nicholas
Bodmin
Higham Ferrers
Meteo Ephen
Wrosesway
Sidney Beheaded
Marshal Neyshot
Bydlock
E.N.M
Betty Nixon
Jvou
J.wi
Gower—Hallack
London Wall
Jackson
Mevanche
Peter
Australia
A.X. Y
J. Brown
the Inquirer
Jfalker
Louisa
Earl Delawarr
Buckingham Palace
G. C.— Fou
Horse-guards
Whitehall
Henry John Temple
Lord Palmerston
Buckinghan
Chandos
Melbourne
Earl of Cowper
Temple
We Vreseee Ag
Newt
the Weekly Chronicle
Sunday Dorning
Lord Ellenboroug
Franch
Hight
Figueiras
Terradas
Presse
A. Manners Sutton
Manners Sutton
Home Department
Commissionerships of Excise
Middle Temple
Robert Henry Hurst
Peregrine Dirch
Edmund Lynch Nugent
Alan Ker
Anthony Henderson Fowke
John Bernhard Smith
Thomas Carr
Henry Sedgefield Southey
Oriel Viveash
Joseph Thomas Humphry
Scarr Sowler
Henry Bold Williams
Henry Stonor
James Edward Davis
Society of Friexes
Wales
Her Majesty
Glasgow
Glasgow Chronicle
Saxatorum
Prince Albert
Bishop
Walmer Castle
G. E. Axios
Henry Bishop
Tanner
Montreal
Tower
Royal Arsenal
Woolwich
Tower Wharf
Archeltt the Youncer
Asting —Snenrees
Cova
Lroy-square
Undersherif
James Burchell