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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 19, 1841

Page

4

Lord Alvanley and Anglesey in 1841 peerage sketch

A chronicle style summary traces Lord Alvanley of Alvanley and Henry Paget Marquis of Anglesey, detailing lineage, titles, marriages, seats, and roles. It notes Alvanley’s duel anecdote with Daniel O’Connell, and Anglesey’s Ireland governorship, reform measures, and public reception plus associated family fortunes and pensions.

Aristocratic Titles and Residences Listed in Marked Ledger

The fragment lists peerage holders including Galway, Baron Graves, Lady Louisa Murray, Earl of Enniskillen, and Viscount Cole with precedence details. It notes the Marquis ranks after the Marquis Camden and before the Marquis of Cholmondeley, as a Privy Council member. Motto rendered Per il suo contrario. Residences include Uxbridge House Old Burlington Street, Sears Beaudesart Park Staffordshire, and Plas Newydd Anglesey.

Berkeley-square Elvedon-hall Suffolk Guiddenham Alvanley Wiliam Arden Ardennes Walkeline Arderne Richard the Second Richard Feppes Og Court of Common Pleas Chester Richard Pepper Arden Baron Abercromby Baron Carysfort Baron Skellmersdale Lord Alvanley Daniel O'Connell Dan Morgan O’connell M.P Lord Melbourne O'Connell O’connell Joo Morgan Albemarle-street Tarporley Cheshire Hampstead Middlesex Amherst, Marl William Pitt Amherst C.H P.C Jeffery Amherst North America Baron Amherst Holmesdale Rents Montreal County Kent Lord Hastings India Sarah China Plymouth Earl William Pitt Mary Lord Amherst Privy Council Jeffrey Amherst George the Canada William the Fourth Earl Cawdor Earl Vane Grosvenor-street Seven Oaks Kent Anglesey Henry William Paget K.G G.C.B G.C.H K.M Paget Earl Uxbridge Ireland Lord Paget Caroline Elizabeth George Earl of Jersey Henry House of Lords Baron Paget Beaudesart Charlotte Cadogan Earl of Cadogan Marquis of Waterloo London Ordnance Wellington Sheil Orangemen Thomas Moore Astley Rhodes Bathurst Wellingtonsant Co Pnracc Snowden Forest North Wales Carmarthen Carnarvon Cowes-castle Hugsars 7Th Dragoons A. Paget E. Paget Chelsea College Louisa Murray B. T. Paget F. Paget The Guards Sir G. Murray Fort St. George C. Paget White C. H. Paget R.N Conyngham G. S. Byng Stewart Paget Hussars Duchess of Richmond Mar Chioness of Galway

Time of sunrise sunset and high water hints for Great Britain

Provides method to compute sunrise and sunset by latitude with adjustments for degrees from 51 deg 80 min. Lists time differences for high water at major ports relative to London Dock gates. Also notes Bristol Orkney Cove Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton and other harbours.

Great Britain Ireland London Dock Bristol Ork Cove Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton

The Sun and the Weekly Chronicle on Emigration and Free Trade

The piece rebuts Murdo Young of the Sun over emigration and Corn Laws, arguing for gradual reform and emigration as a safety valve. It attacks misrepresentation, defends mixed free trade principles, and condemns French press prosecutions while warning of political risks from Duputy and Quenisset associations.

SUN Weekly Chronicle Murdo Young the Sun Ward Sheffield The Young Culloch Wilson Warburton England Nceets Mr. Young Pitt Cobbett Adam Smith Bentham Globe Wakefield

Infamous French move against Dupoty editor of Republican paper

A controversial effort by the French Attorney-General with the apparent backing of the Chamber of Peers seeks to implicate Monsieur Dupoty, editor of a Republican newspaper, in a high treason case. The action follows trials in the High Treason chamber and signals a stern stance against republican press.

Law of Autens Weekly Chronicle England London Quenin Duke of Aumale Star Chamber Monsieur Duputy Bas Guizot Guizot Dumouriez France Monsieur Hebert Procureur-General Paris Wales Principality Dispatch Cardinal Dubois Chamber of Peers Quenisset Duputy Monsieur Dupoty

Ireland's justice debate over Stipendiary Magistrates and landowner bias

A critique argues Whig law reforms have reduced Partisan Justice in Ireland yet warns that replacing Stipendiary Magistrates with partisan peers risks renewed oppression and impunity. It laments Orange influence, praises the magistracy's impartiality, and predicts Conservative excess under current leaders.

Ireland Michael O’loghlin Sergeant Perrin Squirearchy Lord de Grey Lord Eliot Baron Lefroy Ynen Edward Sugden Bruen Verner Connor

Times and Derby meeting critique on Corn Laws fallout

The Times is reproved for dismissing distress among Midland Counties manufacturers linked to the Corn Laws. The piece argues parliamentary changes came after 1815, not 1828, and credit is due to English policy for shifting continental Europe toward peace and self-sufficiency, contrasting claims of ongoing ruin.

Midland Counties Derby Robert Peel Europe

Times and Cobden clash over Corn Laws and foreign trade

A polemic argues the Corn Laws hurt English agriculture by diverting labor to new industries and provoking Saxony and Prussia to compete. It rebuts the Times critique, condemns millocrat and landowner interests, and uses a Shakespearean joke to mock the newspaper’s stance while urging repeal and protection of workers.

England Saxony Pruss Leicester Leeds Biss Times Millocrat Lord Foppington Shoemaker Lord F

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