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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 01, 1843

Page

4

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.

Euuexsonoven Edmand Law Carlisle Edward Law Law Sir Edward Lord Kenyon Court of Queen's Bench Ellenborough Cumberland Hone Barow Octavia Catherine Robert Marquis of Londonderry Marquis of Camden Jane Elizabeth Admiral Digby Baron Sandys Baron Rivers Commons Marquis of London Cerry Tories Board of Control Wellington-Peel England Lord Bathurst Moore Bathurst Ofndia Lord Auckland R. Peel Tandia Affghanistan Hare India Pollock 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.

Great Britain Ireland London-Duck Gates Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton rFrom America 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Brawixcuan 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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