Ellenborough the Baron and his curls of fate
A long antiquarian sketch traces Edward Law later Ellenborough from his 1802 elevation to the peerage through his contentious tenure as governor general of India. It clips his pension, hair, and public persona, then moves to other peers and notes on Scottish earldoms, finishing with fashion and livestock items from a late 1840s–early 1800s miscellany.
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Carlisle
Edward Law
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Court of Queen's Bench
Ellenborough
Cumberland
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Barow
Octavia Catherine
Robert
Marquis of
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Baron Rivers
Commons
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Tories
Board of Control
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England
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Moore
Bathurst
Ofndia
Lord Auckland
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Tandia
Affghanistan
Hare
India
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Nott
Cebul
Akhbar Khan
Equity
Southam House
Cheltenham
Exxiskitrex
Earl of
Ireland
William Cole
James the First
Fermanagh
Enniskillen
John Cole
Mount Horence
Jerence
William Willoughby
John
Henry Arthur
Jermyn-street
St. James's
Swat
Florence Court
Permenagh
Berl
House of Hay
Kenneth III
Scotland
Luncarty
Perth
Erroll
Sir W. Carr
Carr
Lord Hay
Waterloo
William George Hay
Elizabeth Fitzclarence
William IV
Jordan
Childre
William Harry
Kilmarnock
House of Lords
Baron Fingall
Baron Brougham
United Kingdom
Aberdeen
Marischal College
Royal Archers of Scotland
St. James's Place
Erroll-house
Aberdeenshire
Richmond-park
Surrey
Time of Sunrise and High Water Calculations in Britain and Ireland
To find sunrise and sunset times for any place in Great Britain and Ireland use latitude from standard guides. Adjust sunrise by adding one minute per degree above 61 30 and subtract six minutes from sunset. reverse for degrees below 5, subtract sunrise by 30 minutes and add six minutes to sunset. For high water at major ports, add or subtract specific hours and minutes to the London Dock high water time for Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton. The notes include these places to derive numerous harbours and further calendar information in Notices to Correspondents.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London-Duck Gates
Bristol
Cork
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
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Columbia
Miller
Halifax
Edgehill
Canada
United States
London
Independence
Charles Bagot
Montreal
South America
America
Prem
Cuurenh
Kensall-Green
National
Net Street
Maida Hill
Londoun
Prinr
Chel23
Kensington
Paddington
St. Paul's
Willesden
John Cunningham
Harrow
Mr Campbell
Wight
M Moore
Salisbury
A Knight of the Shire and a Walnut Tree in Tory Doubts
The piece argues for Prime Minister Peel to test his cabinet and allies in a reassessment of policy. It cites recent Conservative admissions and retractions as signs of unsteadiness at high levels and urges him to press forward with strong leadership to unite the party and country.
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Robert Peel
Roger Gresley
John Tyrrell
Duke of Buckingham
Return of Newspaper Stamps One Penny For Weekly Paper Sellers
A government notice lists the number of one penny newspaper stamps issued to weekly newspaper sellers for the months of May and June 1842 and the weekly average sales of each seller. The document specifies the stamp allocation by seller and period, reflecting official accounting of fiscal stamp distribution.
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Chronicle
Bell
New One
Examiner
Britannia
John Bull
National Advertiser
New Weekly Mess
Shabby Ministry and US Tariff Debate Reflected in Press
The piece surveys Sir James Graham’s label of the Whigs as Shabby, critiques party infighting and principle, then shifts to US policy. It discusses President Tyler’s message, the Oregon dispute, and warns Britain to avoid protectionist traps mirrored by American tariff politics. It parallels Peel’s reforms with Tyler’s protectionism, urging cautious tariff handling to prevent broader economic damage.
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Melbourne
James Graham
Ireland
Robert Peel
Peels
Gladstones
la Jeune Dngleterre
Acland
Duke of Rutland
United States
Thornely
Wolverhampton
Morning Chronicle
Tyler
Oregon Territory
North Western
Lord Ashburton
Oregon
Maine
America
Liverpool
England
Webster
Congress
Germany
Birmingham Conference Shows Unanimity and Talent
The Birmingham Conference met on Tuesday the 27th and displayed notable talent and unity, a contrast to Westminster squabbles. Mr. Sturge was elected Chairman with expected harmony, while replacing Feargus O’Connor would mark a clear break from the tower of Babel of delegates and his followers.
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Hamburg
Elbe
Eastern Counties Herald
Sturge
Birmingham
Westminster
Feargus O'Connor
Tower of Babel
Tossaders
O'Connorites and Sturge split Chartist factions in Birmingham Conference
The article details a bitter Chartist dispute at the Birmingham Conference as Feargus O'Connor and Joseph Sturge clash over Charter versus Complete Suffrage. A nine-member committee is formed, with Lovett steering toward the Charter, splitting the assembly into Chartists Proper and Complete Suffragists. The piece notes departures, adjournments, and rising tensions, ending with the two bodies proceeding separately and the conference being deemed constitutionally defunct. Also reports late news from America via Liverpool and local church fundraising in Kensall-green.
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Newhellstreet
England
Scotland
Thomas Spencer
Bath
Commons
Council of the Complete Suffrage Association
Joseph Sturge
Feargus O'Connor
Spencer
Bear
Sturge
Complete Suffrage Association
Wai
Morgan
Hill
Mansfield
Hobson
O'Connor
O'Higgins
Ireland
Sharman Crawford
Daniel O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
Birmingham
Beggs
Nottingham
House of Commons
National Complete Suffrage Union
Lovett
Mr. Lovett
Mr. O'Connor
Doctor Richie
Robert Summers
Newton Stewart
Johnston
Bristol
Complete Suffrage Union
Mr. Williams
Summers
Hetworth
Complete Suffrage Party
Temperance
Moor Street
Mechanics’ Institution
Brewster
Yates
O'Connell
Jeren Sturge
Mr. Beggs
D. Ritenie
P. Brewster
Ritchie
Charitats
Wests
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