Calculating Sunrise Sunset and High Water Times for Britain
The guide lists a method to find sunrise and sunset by latitude with adjustments per degree from 61°80 min. It also gives high water times for London Dock with addenda and subtractions for various ports. The Week notes Christmas period dates, moon phases, and day length changes with religious lessons and calendar entries.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London-Docke
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
All
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Iaiah
John v
British Museum
Isaiah xiii
Court Circular details Queen's Privy Council at Windsor Castle
The Times reports a Windsor Castle court and Privy Council with Prince Albert and notable ministers including Gladstone and Peel. Seals exchanged, appointments announced, and plans for January meetings and future ministers outlined amid arrivals and departures across London and Windsor.
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Windsor Castle
Royal
Prince Albert
Duke of Wellington
Duke of
C. Greville
Sheriff Chap- Yin
Sherif Laurie
London
Mmfid
James Graham
City of London
Earl of Warwick
R. Ormsby Gore
Robert Peel
Buccleuch
Lord Stanley
Strathfieldsaye
Great Western Railway
Earl of Liverpool
W. E. Gladstone
Privy Council
Colonial Office
Earl of Delawarr
Earl
Windsor
the Treasury
R. Peel
Osborne
House
Mr. Gladstone
Ofpce
Lord Dalhousie
Lord St. Germans
Whitehall-gardens
Earl of Ellenborough
Gloucestershire
Paddington
Beronet
Earl of
St. Germans
Port Eliot
Cornwall
Staffordshire
Earl of Aberdeen
Baronet
Thornton
Exchequer
Downing-Street
Lord Stenley
Knowsley Hall
Lancashire
Cambridge
W.E. Gladstone
Hawarden Castle
Flintshire
Stephen Gignore
Tye Premcier
Tamworth
Birmingham
Drayton Bassett
George William Hope
Southampton
Cooniee
West Riding election and Morpeth candidacy urged
A large placard urges Lord Morpeth as candidate for the West Riding seat after Lord Wortley’s elevation. Meetings praise Morpeth and Free Trade, with resolutions to support his return. Subscriptions to the League rise, totals reaching £1,894 from multiple Manchester and regional donors.
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West Riding
John ’Stuan Wortley
Lord Morpeth
Leeds Mercury
Leeds Times
Reform Registration Office
Wellington Street
Hamzn Staxsyrsip
Leeds
Suerrisin
Cutler's Hall
Lord Wharecliffe
Morpeth
Sheffield Iris
Sourh Devoy Agricultural Association
Kevill Rose
Devon
Kingsbridge
Ford
Pitts
South Allerton
Oldrey
Luscombe
John Buller
Bickford
Salis Schwabe
Edge
Manchester
Neil Bannatyn
John Kershaw
Glossop
Gibbe
George Inn
St. Brievele
Gloucester
R. B. Willey
St. Briavels and Hewelsfield
House of Lords
Duke of Richmond
Commons
W. Miles
Eng
M.P
Somerset
Hereford Journal
Devizes
Joseph Burt
Lutheron
Heneage
Bruger
Air. Neeld
Bruges
Neiid
Chippenham
Sotheron
Lyttelton
Bordex Protection Association
Association For the Protection of Agriculture
Cross Keys
Kelso
John Scott
George Baillie
Jerviswoode
John Dudgeon
Spylaw
Robert Oliver
Lochside
Robert Nisbet
Lambden
Frederick L. Roy
Newthorn
George Robertson
Herpertoun
Mr. Dudgeon
Baaprorp
Wiltshire
Tsang
Baaproep
Hardy
Busfeild
Temperance Hall
Bradford
William Buefeild
Thomp
Thompson
Eas
Buitisu Ixpusray
Rutlandshire Agricultural Protection Society
Oakham
S. O'Brien
Robert Peel
Messares
House of Commons
Mr. O'Brien
Political and legal notices dominate a 1845 Chronicle page
A dense page carries a mix of legal notices, church concerns, and correspondence. Topics include dissenting ministers tax questions, partnership deeds, the Bangor and St Asaph sees dispute, Gretna Green marriage caveats, and parish relief anecdotes, with letters to the editor on governance and church affairs.
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Agra
Didocian
Parent
Royton
B. Flinn
Sitto
Weekly Chronicle
Ford
Windsor
County of Bucks
Bangor
St. Asaph
St. Isaph
W.G. Cooxestur
Shibbo- Seth
High Church
Fell
Uwe
H.C. H
H.H
Inr.j. S
Toe
IM. M.N
England
Scotland
Br. M.N
Newo
Epiril
Beadle
Duke of Richmond
Jan Orv Sensorisen
Pacrer
P.X. V
R. Txinehorne
T.N
Wrecks and wreckers mark the northern gale's toll
A fierce storm from the N N E causes multiple shipwrecks along the coast. The Woodman from Bombay sinks off Knock sands with passengers saved by loggers. The Mary Ann from Swansea drives ashore at Bowcantle. two seamen survive while the rest perish. The Avelus and Young Queen collide near Holyhead. several crew perish. Fanny wrecks near Bideford and a memorandum with dated names is found among debris. Fortifications of Guernsey noted. later passages discuss political turmoil and cabinet dissolution in Britain with Peel poised to return and reform.
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N.N
Margate
Knock Sands
Woodman
Bombay
Mary Ann
Swansea
London
Coast Guard
Holyhead
Avelus
Liverpool
Queen
Sanderland
Swift
Rose
Leith
Bideford
Fanny
Charles Montgomery
Req
Herbour
Soho Ballie
William Curran
Fairy
Fragmentary political musings on state reform and party unity
The text presents a muddled political reflection about repeal and Free Trade, with references to Liberal opposition, a pledged letter to electors, and calls for continued exertions. It suggests doubts about leadership, predictions of a minority, and urges union among factions to improve the Liberal position.
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Jobo
London
Poel Jost
Helm
Tectioniata
President Polk and Oregon War Speech Controversy
The piece analyzes President Polk as a peaceable tactician shaping notice to end joint occupation of the Oregon Territory. It argues war risks exist if Congress acts, criticizes Texas annexation and U S diplomacy, and questions arbitration versus force, contrasting American and English positions.
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Polk
Congress
Oregon Territory
Army
Navy
Oregon
United States
Mr. Polk
Lord Palmerston
Lord Aberdeen
Eame
England
Munroe
Pacific
Hudson's Bay Company
Texas
Mexico
Rio Bravo del Norte
Louis XIV
French Republic
The New Era and Peel Cabinet Controversy
The Standard hails a new era in public affairs marked by Peel's reentry as prime minister aided by old Tory figures like Goalturn and Lord Granville Somerset. The piece questions the motives of Peel and colleagues, noting resignations and shifts, and critiques the era as vacillating and unclear in principle.
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Peel
Mr. Goalturn
Granville Somerset
Sickle
Morning Post
John Russell
Individua
Robert Peel
Sir Robert Peel
Haying
Ottoe
Lord Stanley
Robert Perl
Bens
Lord St. Tiermans
Gladstone
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Pridayss.e
Hertforpshire
Spencer Cowper
Halsey
R. Epwands
R. Edwards
Queensquare Police Court
Green’s Row
Chelsea
Edwards
Vincett Square
Hatton-garden
Great Britain
Whitehall
Decc
William IV
Bey
J. G. Gaanam
Home Department
Sussex
Guernsey
Jersey
Leap Waarncuirre
Merriman
Curzonstreet
Benjamin Brodis
Tis
Benjamin Brodie
the Weekly Chronicle
Lord John Russell
Rubicon
Bia
Lord Lansdowne
Lord Clarendon
John Ruszell
Une
Robert Peck
Sir Robert Pepl
St. Paul's
Rome
Pope
Lord Grey
Foreign Office
Morning Chronicle
League
Treland
Weat
Struggls
South Carolina
Cobden
Vernon Smith
Madrid
Robert Pee
Amin
Sia
Wexxay Carroniere
John