Time of Sunrise and High Water Calculations in 1818 London
The article outlines methods to adjust sunrise times for Great Britain and Ireland by latitude, adding or subtracting minutes per degree from 51 and 61, and then details a system to compute high water times at major harbors including London Dock, Bristol, Orkney, Falmouth, Milford Haven, Brighton, Cowes, Dover, Dublin, Holyhead, Liverpool, Port Glasgow and Southampton. It also notes dates and calendar specifics for Advent and Michaelmas terms.
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Horrible Murders at Stanfield Hall
The long private inquest and adjourned examination recounts the Stanfield Hall murders. Witnesses describe disguises, a widow housekeeper, threats, and evidence from police searches at Potash Farm as Rush faces trial preparation. The funeral of the deceased will follow amid public mourning.
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Chancery Letters Offer Legal Guidance Across Cases
A long column of reader queries presents advice on mortgage rights estate disputes probate caveats and civil procedure. Shifting themes cover judgment timing guardianship duties wills probate disputes exchequer finance and parliamentary questions with emphasis on practical steps and cautions.
Sermons Set at Hampden and Birmingham on Kindness to Animals
The Birmingham Gazette notes two Sunday sermons on humane treatment of animals. Rev Joseph Barker will preach at Hampden in Arden and St Martin's Birmingham, with Rev George Patt delivering an afternoon and evening sermon on horse welfare. No collection will be taken.
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The Decrease of the Cholera in the Metropolis
The Registrar reports cholera nearly extinct in the metropolis after four weeks of decline. From Sept 28 to Dec 5, 445 people were attacked and 235 died. in Scotland 1,693 were stricken and 797 died. The article questions treatment progress while noting health advances.
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Cholera Campaigns Warn London and Edinburgh Governors
Observers trace Cholera’s advance along the Thames and into south London districts Lambeth Bermondsey Greenwich Woolwich and Camberwell noting two thirds of victims. They urge sewers and cleansing, warn against complacency, and call Edinburgh to clean its noisome wynds before bragging of health.
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Fleming Prophecy Flight of the Pope at Miverts Hotel
A satirical discussion on Fleming prophecy and the Pope's flight, noting Fleming's 1701 Rise and Fall of the Papacy and the Times critique. The piece argues against using prophecies to predict political upheaval, cites Irish Poor Law concerns, and reflects public alarm at 1848 era upheavals. It includes commentary on Irish emigration, landlord responsibilities, and reform proposals, with a closing letter from Accurus Starronp Cralloe.
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The Case of Ireland Review Piece
A historical critique portrays Ireland in despair with paralysis of energy and worsening conditions. It cautions that none of our current and planned policies seem to deliver relief as eviction and poverty rise and vital energies wane across society.
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