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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 04, 1842

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Goa Anthorn Luy League England Gisborne Squires Mr. Gisborne Elgy

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