Rich heirs and dukedoms of Scotland and Buckinghamshire
The text outlines succession details of the Montague Scott Douglas lineage to the Duke of Buccleuch and Dalkeith, with marriages to Lady Charlotte Thynne, and notes on English honors, church patronage, residences, and the Garnville Grenville lineage alongside Buckingham titles. It mentions political stances and notable relatives, plus historic feudal privileges and reversionary titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles II
Lucy Walters
Duchess of
Necleuch
Harland Countess of
Buccleuch
Dalkeith
Duke of Monmouth
Francis
Earl of Doncaster
Baron Scott
Henry
Duke of
Queensberry
Dumfriesshire
Drumlanrig
Sanquhar
North Thortholwold
Ross
Douglas
Kvlwent
Middlebore
Dorneck
Walter Francis Montague Scott Douglas
Charlotte Thynne
Marquis of
Bath
Earl of Dalkeith
Doncaster
Earl Shaftesbury
Earl Carlisle
Earl Dalkeith
Marsham
Marchioness of Queensberry
Montague
Countess of
Montague-house
Whitehall
Dalkeith-palace
Boughton-house
Kettering
Richmond
Surrey
Drumlaurig-castle
Thornhill
N. B
Bowhill
Selkirk
Longholm
Buckixellam
Anp
Craxpos
Grenville
Wootton-under- Barnwood
Henry the First
Richard Grenville
Andover
Richard Temple
Cobham
Countess of Temple
Earl Temple
Hester
William Pitt
Chatham
Wilkes
George
Robert Earl of Nugent
Nugent
Temple
Buckingham
Ireland
Richard
Brydges Chandos
Chandos
Buckingham and
Cobbett
Dundas
United States
St. Mawes
Duke of Buckingham
Mary
Breadalbane
Richard Plantagenet Campbell
Duke of Sutherland
Duke of Wellington
Arundel
Fortescue
Egre
Exchequer
Wynns
Peel
Crefty Owen
Yorshire
Workinsby and
Ibys
Bis
Grace
Lheemoble
John Bull
Winter Weather Readings and Emigration Plan
A London weather summary reports temperatures from Regents Park and Chiswick across a six week period with a notable historic low. It notes barometer highs and lows, rainfall totaling 1.58 inches, and mentions a 1838 cold snap. The Emigration Gazette previews a new, practical plan to address emigration through Parliament with influential backers and public sanction expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Gardens
Regent’s Park
Chiswick
Emigration Gazette
Time of Sunrise Sunset and High Water in Great Britain and Ireland
A guide to calculating sunrise and sunset times by latitude with adjustments for degrees above 61 80 and below 41 30. Includes high water timings at major ports with minute offsets for London Dock gates Bristol Jork Falmouth Hull Milford Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow and Southampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland
London-Dock
Bristol
Jork
Cove
Falmouth Arbour
Hull
Milford
Heven
Brighton
Calves
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead Harbour
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Magnificent tableau of knights and arms in St George’s hall
A grand engraved tableau showing the baptismal procession, the font ceremony, a royal banquet, and the Arms of St George, British and foreign knights, in St George's Chapel and Hall. Drawn by leading artists, nearly forty subjects depicted. Sold by all newsmen. office 337 Surand, price fivepence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. George's Chapel
8St. George's Hall
Love
Prince
THE
Knights OF ST. George
Bow Street Police Court Opens in New Facility
The new Bow Street police court opened Monday to dispatch business. It is commodious and offers a bright contrast to the old ill ventilated dark chamber long serving as the metropolis police office.
The Royal Exchange Dinner and the British Decline
A London gathering at the Mansion House shows pomp and wealth while distress in Lancashire Scotland and other regions is ignored. The piece criticizes the ceremony, Prince Albert, and the government for neglecting widespread misery as London rests on others’ industry. It argues for reform and critiques Lord Aberdeen’s Spanish policy and England’s role in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Exchange
Prince Albert
London
England
Lancashire
Scotland
Génoa
Venice
Sree
Edinburgh
Hugh Ie
Glasgow
Paisley
Yar
Leeda
Sheffield
Manchester
Derby
Leicester
Bradford
Bolton
Birmingham
Mansion House
Lord Stanley
Wellington
Dell of
Buckingham
Robert
Peel
Bérg
Robert Peel
What the devil had he to do on board the Galley
A critical commentary rails at Lord Aberdeen over his role in a costly political affair. The piece invokes Moliere to highlight the perceived folly in sending him aboard the Galley of Monsieur Salvandy. It argues three clear points: Aberdeen should have stayed away, he failed in judgment, and the situation reflects broader incompetence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moliéré
Lord Aberdeen
Monsieur Salvandy
Dublin impartiality critique of Lord Eliot and election sheriff grip
The piece denounces Lord Eliot for partiality in Dublin politics and the sheriff’s role in the upcoming election. It argues Lord de Grey cannot tolerate shifting impartiality, condemns government interference, and questions the Crown nominee’s fitness and the Lord Lieutenant’s restraint. The op-ed laments party lines, asserts the need for an unbiased Returning Officer, and critiques Whig and Tory tactics in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Eliot
Eliot
Filemon
Trish ‘Corporation Bul
Davin
John Power
Lord Morpeth
Dublin
Lord de Grey
Ireland
Polf
Oka Yound
Gyri
Mpate
Toshia
England
Wal Anierstana
Hutton
Jord de Grey
Lord Normanby
Lord Fortescue
Court martial mars Moore for fighting fellow officer
Lieut Edwin Colville Moore of the 17th Foot was tried in India by court martial for sending a challenge and fighting Robt Hawkes of the 4th Foot, the third such incident in six months. Other charges included foul language and gambling. He was convicted on the main charges and sentenced to dismissal from her Majesty's service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Colville. Moore
17Th Foot
India
Robt
Hawkes
4Th Foot
Trial of Southwell for Blasphemous Libels Opens
The Bristol Mercury reports the trial of Charles Southwell for publishing in the Oracle of Reason. Prosecution argues the libels deny God and seed contempt for law and religion, while Southwell defends free inquiry and argues liberty must be bounded by responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Mercury
Southwell
God
Forsooth
Mr. Smith
Stephen Rogers
Messrs
Brice and Burges
Cross
William Reynolds
Harry Burgess
Jeremy Bentham
Pitt, Burke, Erskine, &c
Bromley
Rex
Charles Southwell
Anti- Socialist-Gazette
Tire Court
Serse
Robert Owen
Mr. Owen
Man Defends Freedom of Opinion in Prosecution Trial
The defendant argued for free expression against religious dogma and state power, claiming morality can exist without religion and urging society to welcome knowledge. The jury found him guilty after a fifteen hour trial, sentencing him to twelve months’ imprisonment and a £100 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Calvin
Knox
Socrates
Aristotle
Thales
Epicurus
Zeno
the Times
Harmar
Mr. Hetherington
London
Spain and Britain clash over Spain crisis and France influence
The Morning Chronicle reports on Franco British tensions over Spain tied to Louis Philippe and Aberdeen. It notes Salvandy, Cowley, Aston, and potential Madrid envoy changes, predicting civil war if Spaniards resist, plus commentary on English policy shifts and French dominance. Also covered are coffee duties petitions, and a London hospital inquest into a three year old fire death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Aberdeen
Spain
Lord Palmerston
England
Lord Mahon
Aston
Lord Clarendon
Louis Philippe
Monsieur Salvandy
Isabella
Marie Christina
Espartero
Cortes
Aberdeen
Times
Robert Peel
Duke of Wellington
Lord Cowley
France
Mr. Aston
Madrid
Bayonne
Peninsula
Salvandy
M. Salvandy
Perse
M. Guizot
Paris
Great Britain
Drance
Lord Abereen
Louis Phiiippe
Europe
Carlos
Aumale
West Indies
Ceylon
Mysore
East India Company
Morning Chronicle
Baker
London Hospital
Resina Styles
Jubilee-place
Bethnal, Green
London
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Earl Grey
Lords
Mny
Democratic Party
Stow-park
Wotton
Bucks
Havington
Buckinghamshire
Earl of
Hobart
James Hobart
Henry Vildir
Henry Hobert
Miles
John Hobart
Baron Hobart
Buickling
George Robert Hobart Hampden
Miss Glover
Arthur Pigot
Hampden
Wolverhampton
Earl Fitzwilliam
Hart
Warwick
Brooke
Manchester-square
Great
Assenden
LEGAL
M. M
T. W
Ij. Pottenpate
Jas. Fairman
Afkhasimas
J. B
Court of Requests
Fitz A
Sarah
Martin
Murphy
Melton Mowbray
Meteo
Ephem
Wennesday
Brunswick
Legh
Greece
Ephiem
Ceorge i
Duédusbu
Weekly Chronicle
Turtle
Robert Peer
Paul Pry
Humanitatus
Red Lion Street
Holborn
Red Lion Passage
Leon
Matha
G.D. G
Hackney
Hutepur
Both
Hogarth
Britain
Loxpon
Pegrees
North
Fripay
Sarunpay
Sonpay
Tugspay
Wepnespay
Sun
Alan Wate Seu
Moral Ak
the Queekly Chronicle
Gratis
Weeble Chronicle
Ee Reer
Surand
the Weheeely Chronicle
Nces
Dublinatory
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