The Beaufort and Russell Nobility From the Spectator
The article surveys the Beaufort and Russell family lines, detailing dukes and peers, their marriages, offices, and pensions. It notes hereditary wealth, connections to Staffords and Courtenays, and critiques royal grants to courtiers. It highlights Burke's attack on the Bedford fortune and the duke's cautious politics and motto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
William I I
Henry Somerset
Beaufort
Duke of Somerset
England
Georgiana Frederica
Henry Fitzroy
Emily Frances
Charles Culling Smith
Marquis of
Worcester
Duke of
St. Albans
Grace of Grafton
Stafford
Courtenay
Fortesque
Granville
Paget
Codrington
Duke of Beaufort
Marquis
Earl of Worcester
Earl of Glamorgan
Viscount Grosmont
Herbert
Chepstow
Ragland
Gower
Caldecot Castle
Baron de Bottetourt
Peel
Gloucester
Monmouth
Brecon
Monmouth and
St. Briaval’s Castle
Forest of Dean
Granville Somerset
Duchy of Lancaster
Lord Robert
Royal Military College
Royal Military
The
Ordnance
W.G. H
Bristol
Fitzroy
T. H
Spectator
Doctor's Commons
James Scarlett
Baron Beaumont
Henry the Sixth
William
Lorel
Lord Campbell
Lord Keane
Mivart’s Hotel
Brook-street
Calton-hall
South Yorkshire
Henry the Viiith
Philip
Archduke
Austria
Spain
Weymouth
Russell
Windsor
Sind
Lord Russell
Baron Russell
Cheyneys
Buckingham
Tavistock Abbey
Edward
Woburn
Earl of
Bedford
Tavistock
Duke of Bedford
William Lord Russell
Dukes of York
House of Lords
Commons
Rye-House
Lincoln's Inn-fields
Baron Howland
Streatham
Surrey
Charles James Fox
John
Francis
Anna Maria
Charles
Earl
Harrington
Devonshire
Leeds
Torrington
Gordon
Herrington
Abercorn
Albemarle
Tankerville
Manchester
Richmond
Garter
Edinburgh Castle
Inverness Castle
Aberdeenshire
Wittemburgh
Burke
Homer
House of Russell
Royal Bounty
Henry the Eighth
Belgrave
Square
Woburn Abbey
Bedfordshire
Endsleigh
Devon
Statue of Marquis of Wellesley Set for East India Courtroom
Mr Weekes is said to have been selected by the East India Company to execute the statue of the Marquis of Wellesley, voted by their court some time since to be placed in their court room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekes
East India Company
Marquis of Wellesley
Li. W
Brussels
Tse Batrot Ann O'Connell
O'Connell
Dublin
London
M. D. Hill
T. M. Barr
New Zealand Journal
T. H
Alvanley
Amherst
Equity
Beach
Samuel Dunn
Toriler
Town Hall
Birmingham
Roberts
Bath
J. Sturge
Sturge
T. Duncombe
Sharia
M.P
Napier
Parkes
John Collins
Collins
Sarin
Charlton
Kidderminster
Hume
Joseph Sturge
O'Neill
Scotland
New Hall Street
Foud
House of Commons
Lovett
Warwick Gaol
United Kingdom
Perronet Thompson
Mr. Brown
Prince of Wales
England
John Frost
Zephaniah Williams
William Jones
Howell
Jones
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Weekly Chronicle promotes extensive issue contents
The Weekly Chronicle outlines its broad catalog including Planets Atlases Gazettes and Chrons with numerous sections. It notes it prints a number within the Morning Post issue and appeals to advertisers highlighting wide exposure potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly
Chronicle
THE
Morning Post
Sir R. Pret
Orfice
Legal guidance on suing in forma pauperis and related notes
A compendium of legal correspondence outlining how to file suit in forma pauperis with affidavit of indigence, obtain counsel opinion, and secure a defendant’s accountability. Includes Q&A on will access, executor duties, and private family transactions, plus brief notes on court procedures and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Clegg
A. B
T. W
N.G
J. W
Newcastle
Fou
Westminster
Legacees
A. F
Suffering and politics in the January reform era
The Weekly Chronicle laments widespread hardship in society in early 1842 and criticizes the English ruling class for selfish laws. It warns that Chartist agitation and Corn Laws provoke public discontent, urging Liberal unity and practical concessions to broaden representation under Peel and potential reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philppy
Beuers
Vincent
Cobden
Manchester
Chartism
Anti-Corn Law League
Robert Peel
Sunrise and Sunset Times by Latitude in Britain and Ireland
This instructions outline calculating sunrise and sunset by latitude with adjustments per degree from 51 deg 80 min and 51 deg 30 min, and list high water times for major ports with specific hour and minute additions or subtractions. It mentions additional notes and directs to calendar notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Weekly Chronicle
Globe
Standard
Shipping Gazette
Ditto
Courier
St. James's Chronicle
Watchman
John Bull
Spectator
Britannia
True Sun
Bell's New Messenger
Planet
Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Opening of the French Chambers and the United States Congress
The piece reviews Louis Philippe’s speech and Lord Aberdeen’s policy, noting French backing for Algeria and public works, tensions with Spain, and cautious praise of President Tyler’s stance on American policy. It highlights potential maritime policing, the Caroline case, and a path toward Anglo American cooperation within a broader Holy Alliance context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Louis Philippe
Monsieur Thiers
Algeria
Abdel-Kader
Algiers
MonMieur Thiers
Europe
Toulon
Lord Aberdeen
Lord _Aberdeen
Lord Palmerston
Spain
Louis ‘Philippe
America
John Ballism
England
Tyler
M‘leod
Congress
Navy Island
Africa
Aig
Aeland
Américi
Friction over French press freedom and Parliament plans
A wide range of reports from London discuss the French press rallying to defend liberty against state moral complicity charges. The meeting notes Parliament’s approach, courtly decor, and anticipated royal attendance for the next session, with electoral vacancies and ongoing public concerns.
French Press Protest Demands Liberty Against Police Powers
The text argues that sweeping police authority risks liberty as in the old regimes and laments recent French government actions. It predicts a public reaction, possible dissolution of the Chamber, and a pivotal debate in the Chamber of Deputies over September laws and peers court actions. It notes Thiers's stance may reveal negotiations with the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Peers
Journal Des Débats
Constitutionnel
Monsieur Thiers
Issac
France
Louis XIV
Louis Poilippe
Madame de Pompadour
Monsieur Dupoty
Chamber of Fears
Monsieur Guizot
Court of Peers
Chamber of Deputies
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Great Britain and Freland
Usbae
Weekly Chronicle
St.James’s Chrons
John Bulls
Marklane Express
Evening Mails
Britannias
New Messengers
LEGAL
Murphy
Legh
Monnay
E.N.M
Meteo
Ephem
Turspay
British Museum
Reading-Room
Hist
Britain
the Weekly Chronicle
Feer
Liberal Party
Samuel Jones Loyd
Duke of Buckingham
Christopher
Feargus O’connor
Buockinghamshire
Lord Darlington
Bronterre O’brien
States General
Feargus O'Connor
United States Congress
Paris
the Press
the Peers
Earl of Lincoln
Prussia
Lynn
Leominster
Bandon
City of Dublin
University of Dublin
Emma Bv.ys
Williams
Slawson
John Williams
E. E
Salopian Journal
King-street
Great Britain
Ireland
Alderman Brooks
Notringuamm
Nottingham
Floricultural Society of London
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Earl Ducie
Haddington
Portny
St. Giles
Brazenose
Brazenose College
Garbett
Mr. Williams
Mr. Garbett
Philipstown
King’s County
Dublin Monitor
Chapel-En-Le-Frith
Chapel-en-le- Frith
Messrs. Ashton and Co
Hyde
Chapel en-le-Frith
Messrs
Ashton
Chapelen-le-Frith
Derby
OxfoHam Reier Fund
Oldham
Friendly Female Benevolent Society
Emily Farmer
Olanvillpark
Petworth
Albion Bridge
Regent’s Canal
Maidenlane
Battlebridge
St. Pancras
Albion Tavern
Maiden Lane
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