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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 14, 1841

Page

4

Emigration debate and drainage bill in Parliament

In a Friday session, Lords discussed Scottish Highland distress and emigration as a relief option, with support for a select committee. The Drainage Bill gained backing, while Commons petitions and railway bills moved forward. Lord Keane faced scrutiny and a grant to him and heirs was debated.

Scotland H. Battin J. Russell Warburton R. Peer Hume Aoe Phillirs Ordnance Survey Coancelor Rouse LORDS Earl of Shartesbury Sys Ue Loxton Aldermen Corporation of Leeds Lord Ellenborough Sarispuny St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields St. Anne's Soho Coventry-street Longacre Lord Duncasaxon Marquis of Normany E.texzonovch House OF Commons

Archbishops grant fifty pounds to Royal Naval School

The Lord Archbishops of Canterbury and York and the Bishop of London as Cholmondeley trustees donate fifty pounds to the Royal Naval School at Camberwell through their treasurer J. Hanby. Archbishop Canterbury also contributed fifty pounds earlier as vice-patron in aid of a permanent building.

Canterbury York London Cholmondeley Charities J. Hanby Royal Naval School Camberwell

Legal Correspondence on Wills and Debts in 1841 England

A long reader correspondence discusses will revocation by marriage, inheritance rules, apprenticeship deeds, and debt statutes. It covers testator signatures, proof of parental notice, bankruptcies, dower rights, and how executors stand in for deceased parties, with various practical rulings and historical references.

Alexander William Josh Josheph W. C Eardley Equity T. G. Sheffield Worcester Suffolk Bouisgne Thomas James J.D Limehouse Y. W E. T Honiton England Robert Yates Elizabeth James Brown John Walkden Wwe

Home Colonization and Public Debate in 1841 Letters

A collage of 1841 letters and notices discussing home colonization, moral uplift, and social reform. The exchanges cite Dutch colonists, education, and state schemes, with editor replies on savings annuities, parliamentary votes, and royal pageantry.

A Guide to Sunrise Sunset and Tide Times for Great Britain and Ireland

The article explains a method to determine sunrise and sunset by latitude using a 51 30 reference, and instructs adjustments of two minutes per degree above or below. It then lists high water times at London Docks with offsets for Bristol York Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton and notes these cover many harbours, plus a pointer to Notices to Correspondents for further calendar information.

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

United States Case Of Mr M Leod And Ireland Policy

The Weekly Chronicle debates Lord Stanley and Lord Morpeth over the M Leod case and Irish Reform. It argues for moderation, warns against warlike posturing, and supports a plain tested reform approach that clarifies rights while preventing fraudulent registration. It predicts a Friday House vote and urges Liberal unity.

Lord Stanley Ireland Court of Appeal Robert Peel Lord Morpeth Scotland England House of Commons

Treaty ties and St Albans politics amid reform upheaval

The piece surveys France Britain and Rosas amid a promising treaty ratification and arbitration hopes while venturing into St Albans election turmoil. It accuses Tory operatives Blagg Quin and Cabbell allies of corruption and hypocrisy, cites Adams and Listowel hearings, and laments political misconduct and royal insinuations impacting the contest.

Lord Morpeth's Irish Registration Bill Stirs Debate

The article extols the Bill as just and necessary, noting broad agreement on its value while contrasting supporters with critics. It emphasizes the measure's clear principle and bold, honest design, arguing for its positive impact on justice and suffrage without yielding to Tory fears.

Lord Morpeth

Unrepelled Allegation Tops Cabbell Career Fallout

A letter questions how an accusation could stand against Mr Cabbell after a series of refusals to fund Borough transfers. He quarrels with the Committee and agents, then with himself, voicing anger at propriety and regret for an act deemed insolent to the Queen whose protection should shield against unprovable charges.

Jose Wit Cabbell

South Australia navigable Murray estuary discovery urged

A South Australian Register excerpt relays that banking conditions brighten and insolvency delays may fade. Citizens hope an English-law style remedy will aid confidence. The governor reports a navigable Murray mouth channel found, enabling possible four foot draught ship access and Port Pullen name for the new harbor, with brave volunteers cited.

Weekly Chronicle South Australian Register Adelaide Murray River South Australia United Kingdom South Australis England Murray Pullen Lake Alexandrina Great Bend Mr. Pullen John Duncan Richard Forster Francis Moore Henry Hooper George Richardson Travers Moore Reosella Cove Victor Harbour Freeman’s Nob River Murray Port Pullen Gro. Gawter

Debate Friday telegrams on Indian pension and rum duties

The Postscript notes Lord Howick's surprise over approving peerages tied to pensions and Mr Labouchere's calm vote for equalising East and West India rum duties. It praises Sir Robert Peel for even handling colonial interests and urges Labouchere to keep counsel, as monopolies faced off.

Bengal Cavalry Maraud J. H J. RussEtl Lord Keane R. Peer Baronet Lord Howick J. Roussent F. Drake Walter Raleigh Home Hussey Vivian H. Hammer Broruzman Sisrxorpz SoLway Lazovcnere West India Govtaurn Mr. Lazovcnere Mr.Ewart Corquuoon Hawes Alexander Grant Lussin India Prex East Hume Labonciere Robert Peel Robert Board of Trade Barentt Labouchere

Paris Opera to Open New Ballet and Solo Return

Tar Frexcu Orsra Le Chevalier de Adalte will debut at the Académie Ruyit after the Favorite’s success. A new ballet Le HRosiére de Gand is planned and M Adst TM Mille Leewe will not debut before early January. The vocalist’s twelve night engagement ends as Paris public opinion locks future plans. Guardians advertise for a parochial schoolmaster, preferring a tailor.

Tar Frexcu Orsra Académie Ruyit M. Adst Mille Leewe Paris Sakr Scnolastic Warwick

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