Memoranda for the Present Week February Dates and High Water
A historical weekly calendar lists notable deaths and events with high water times. Entries cover Robert Blair 1746, Dr. Priestley 1804, Mrs Ann Radcliffe 1823, Sir F Burdett 1821, Sir Vicary Ses 1820, and the 1519 arrival of the first English vessel in the West Indies, alongside tidal timings for mornings and afternoons.
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Robert Blair
London Bridge
Order of St. Patrick
Dr. Priestley
Flaxmin
Ann Radcliffe
Vicary Ses
West Indies
Hartley case clarifies fund settled for wife use dies intestate
In Whitley v Watson the vice chancellor rules the wife held sole enjoyment and disposal of a fund settled to her life, she dies intestate, so property passes to her administrator. the assignee of the bankrupt husband loses claim. Other notes cover attorney costs, tenancy, and civic legal questions from the Hillary Term court chatter.
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Whitley VY. Watson
Hartley
Ripley
Wood
Court of
Hillary
Holderness
Mack Worth
Platt
Parker
Alderson
Gurney
Scotland
Wanstead
Essex
A. Stuart
Rotherithe
W. H
Carlos
J. W
H. R
Sheriffs Court
William Barnes
D. Tee
W. M
East Retford
William and
Mary
J. M
St. Alban’s
Tallyho
Doncaster
Exparte King
Watkins
Dudley
H.H
Middlesex
Whitecross-street
Temple-bar
Medical and household remedies and garden notes recap
Readers receive a mix of medical potions and dosages for various ailments, turpentine enemas, and iodine applications, plus a rundown of common medicines and their uses. The page also covers home gardening tips, composting methods, plant care, pruning, and seasonal farming advice with notes on fruit trees, crops, and flowering plants.
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France
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Public letter on dismissal of Stafford JP and other notices
In a letter from Charles Carus Wilson dated January 29 1838 from Stafford Gaol he urges the Weekly Chronicle to publish the dismissal of Rev John Sneyd from the county bench and reflects on prior prosecutions. Our Manchester correspondent notes various queries from readers about stamps returns naval gunships Beaumier scale and other scientific trivia.
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Week Weekly Chronicle
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Chesterfield
Pilus
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Paternoster-row
Weekly Chronicle
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England and United States May Avert Shared Danger
The text discusses avoiding reciprocal damage between England and the United States. It argues that neither country should react to provocation, and that England would follow a prudent course under certain circumstances. Both nations are urged to cooperate to avert danger and protect mutual interests.
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America
England
Navy Island Rebellion Threatens US Britain Ties
The reforming revolt in Upper Canada led by M'Kenzie alarms the United States and Britain as Navy Island becomes a flashpoint. The piece warns of possible war, explains strategic positions, neutrality duties, and the risk of sectional collapse in the Union if conflict escalates. It condemns M'Kenzie and calls for immediate action to seize Navy Island and restore order.
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United States
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M‘kenzie
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Union
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England
Canadas
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Nova Scotia
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M*kenzie
Galveston
Havannah
Caroline
American Union
Col. M*nab
Jess
M’nab
New York
MrKenzie
Rumors Ease Over British Ministerial Changes
The piece dismisses recall rumors about the Madras and Bombay governors and Steuart’s succession. It notes expected vacancies at home from Sir Andrew Leith Hay’s retirement and possible replacements for Lord Durham’s Canadian mission. It suggests difficulty in finding willing subordinates due to political scruples and constituency states.
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Madras
Bombay
Robert Steuart
Andrew Leith Hay
Ordnance
Lord Durham
Lord Melbourne
Shiel
Divett
The Sacred Harmonic Society Plans New Oratorio
The Sacred Harmonic Society selects The Fall of Jerusalem by George Perry for its next concert. The piece is praised as a strong new oratorio and compared with Mendelssohn's St Paul. Distress among Spitalfields weavers rises as severe weather ends winter supply.
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Sacred Harmonic Society
George Perry
Mendelssohn
St. Paul
Spitalfields
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