Wreck of the Mary Disaster At Sea And Aftermath
Survivors recount the Mary wreck off Flinders Island with boats, rain, and kept pumps. Captain Collins notes rotten bottom and seaworthiness doubts as Lloyds certificate backed by crew claims is disputed. Loss totals £20000 to £30000. emigrants and crew suffer ruin. families mourn multiple fatalities including Mrs Evans and Captain Collins's daughters.
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Launceston
Heather
Mire
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Turnbull
Sarah Folkes
Evans
Newby
Auguste
Katherine
Windsor election denial from Ratra Navitte letter 1845
A Windsor electors note the resignation rumor denied by Ratra Navitte. He states he never applied for office, never planned to resign, and remains independent representative, thanking constituents for support and recalling a 1641 victory. The piece references scattered historical details and local political tumult.
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Ath Partive
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St. John Square
Lewis
Buriel Ground
City Theatre destroyed by fire for second time in Glasgow
A minor theatre near Saltmarket Street burned early this morning leading to total loss. Fire brigades arrived quickly but the wooden structure destroyed within minutes. The building, erected for Mr. Cooke and lately leased to Mr. Daniels, was insured for £800 with Sun Office, and scenery valued at £300 was insured in the same office. Investigations will determine the cause.
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A Heated Debate on Free Trade and Government Policy
The Times report sparks a political storm as Parliament may move to end protection, promote free trade, and reshape the Empire’s financial system. Critics doubt the claim’s truth, while Peel, Wellington, and Russell figures divide opinions and seek stability amid agricultural pressure and party realignments.
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Calculating Sun Times and Tidal Hours for Britain and Ireland
Instructions detail methods to compute sunrise and sunset by latitude adjustments, plus add or subtract fixed minutes per degree, and to adjust high water times at major ports with various hour offsets. The text also lists liturgical dates and notes weekly astronomical data including day length, moon age, and twilight times with specific dates in Advent and mid-December.
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Change in Opinion Forces Corn Law Reform Fate Sealed
The piece argues that wearied noble exertions have compelled conviction across parties. Whigs reveal a shift in stance at a crucial moment to aid a hesitant administration. Government aligns with rivals, pledging decisive changes like the Test Act and the Relief Bill. The silence of leading journals confirms a settled outcome for the Corn Laws.
Railway Law And Liabilities On Provisional Railways
A London legal column debunks common myths about railway shares and liability. It argues subscribers remain liable for calls even after transfer, notes that scrip sales can be illegal, and explains how dissolution clauses protect directors while safeguarding investors under Parliament driven provisions.
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Times
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Equity and allotment notices in share applications
The discussion doubts any effect of a notice in allotment deposits that if unpaid would render the allotment void. Equity would relieve against forfeiture, and applicants could not enforce missing payments. The text refuses to treat the notice as mere flourish and holds payments on allotments potentially enforceable.
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William Luff
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Equity
The Cases of the Felicidade and Echo
The Times reports four columns of argument by four Civilians at Serjeant's Inn Hall with Crown and Prisoners teams. Crown hopes pardon. the Judges have not yet ruled.
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