Calender notes and maritime times from a July issue
A Victorian calendar page provides sunrise and sunset calculations for Great Britain using latitude, with adjustments by degree. It lists high water times at London Dock and several ports with hours and minutes added or subtracted, plus weekly religious lessons, moon phase data, and notices of future editions.
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Great Britain
London Dock
Tven
Bristol
Ork
Falmouth
Gull
Milford Haven
Philip
Monpar
Toxscay
Weenespay
Tuineaway
Cambridge Trinity
Oxford Trinity
Trinity
West Indian sugar debate and emancipation policy clash
Parliament debates 1840s sugar duties, West Indies distress, and emancipation. Speakers critique 1846 act, propose varying protection, immigration, and government relief plans while noting slave trade horrors and future abolition momentum. Lords and Commons hear alternatives to 1846 policy, including 10s duty and immigration schemes, with revenue implications.
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Brazils
Lord Howden
Africa
Cuba
Lord Palmerston
Mr. Gladstone
England
J. Pakington
Bangis
Hawes
Mr. Hawes
J. Graham
Sir James
West Indies
Howe
Larocenee
Goulburn
Gladstons
Barkly
Gladstone
Sir B. Inglis
Sir BR. Inglis
Ehart
Goutsum
Labouchere
John Pakington
Jamaica
West India
Sir B. Peet
Her
George Bentinck
India
J. Pokington
France
Atlantic
United States
Curran
Lord J. Russell
Yemen
R. Peel
Glad Stone
B. Inglis
Munrz Culd
C. Anstey
Duxye
House OF Commons
Brittany
Patwensrox
Paris
Bairnt
Simoot
Wilson
Lord John Russell
Brazil
Lord George Bentinck
John Russell
Sir Robert Pee
Bere
Tressury
Guantisy Braxever
Bright
Mr. Bright
Messares
G. Berkeley
West
Mr. Berkeley
Mr. Bagsnaw
Totemacne
Genceman
John Rossel
Ahan
Hastiz
Cakpwart
Nocest
House of ‘Commons
Tord
Lord Nocent
Mowatt
Joan Russert
Ledger of Legal Queries and Notices in 1654 Era
A compilation of reader letters touching testaments estates property rights and legal questions. Topics include wills legacy interest payment, inheritance rules, lease disputes, and notices about court procedures, with multiple named contributors from Sunbury Erith Hulme and others offering guidance and commentary.
Paris as European Shame in a Time of Civil War
The author fears a France fractured by class conflict and wonders if any city, especially Paris, could endure such a civil war. Paris is blamed for diabolical brutality and moral decay, displaying tigerish ferocity and demonic intelligence. The piece laments Paris as the European scourge and warns of divine retribution.
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Aberdonian
Guernsey
Sunbury
Erith
Hulme
America
Liverpool
Derby
Pall Mall
Dunstable
Alfred
Ardwick
Liveryman
Amelia
Joe
Chelaes
Paris
Sligo
Toicnley
Lumey
Epsom
St. Mary's
Rugby
JA Poblicen
Canterbury
Durham
Lord Brougham
Vauxhall
Nine Elms
Waterloo
Exeter Street
France
Regent Street
St. Albans
St. Martin’s Lane
Rotherhithe
Betty
Hammersmith
B.R
Kendal
Ripon
Davis
Tothill Street
Nolice
X.D. Eliza
Ewell
E. L
Upper Rathbone Place
Ars. L
Enilie
Portland Street
F.P
Croydon
Grace H
Haven
Guy
Farnham
Humanitas
Strand
M. Dz
St John's
Arite
Octavius
Digbeth
Tidd Pratt
Oliver
Pimlico
Arcielies Therselves
Ruaticus
Edgware
S. T
Stafford
Virose
Princes Street
W.C
Lw. W
Chertney
W. W
Dover
Southend
Wellington
Uietr
Jung
Ion France
Europe
Paria
Niobe
Goda
The Social War in Paris Ends in Blood and Toll
The Weekly Chronicle recounts Paris erupting into a brutal social war, with 20,000 dead and many more wounded as classes clash. It condemns the violence, critiques government failures, and warns of a prolonged, divisive conflict that could threaten the Republic.
The Frankfort Assembly and Austria’s fate analyzed
The Frankfort assembly debates the Austrian crisis and German unification. Heinrich Von Gagern rises as a key figure, proposing a central power structure with Archduke John as potential head. A constitutional model echoes the American system, with a sovereign head and a two-house legislature.
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Austria
Vienna
Prague
Alps
Akill
Lombardy
Aussia
Anasia
Posen
Berlin
Ancceas
Germany
Heinrich von Gagero
Frankfort
John
Prince John
Siustrions House
National Assembly
Senate
Diet
Eaat
Empire
An Bs
Heinrich von Gagern
Queen's Visit to Ireland Sparks Loyal Welcome
The article predicts a summer visit by the Queen to Ireland and discusses expectations of strong loyal sentiment from the Irish public. It warns that miscreants may seize on the occasion to insult the royal party, while affirming a frank, cheerful welcome and a rebuke of felony or treason.
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House OF Lords
Ireland
Irland
Bubbie
General Cavaignac Dictator in Possf
General Cavaignac is named by the Assembly President of the Council and expected to lead. Deputies urge he retain power to prevent revolution, while military figures like Changarnier and Bedeau gain posts. The piece notes a shift toward strong military leadership across Europe and in Paris.
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Cavaignac
General Cavaignac
Assembly
Council
Gen. Cavaignan
France
Europe
Paria
Changarnier
National Guard
Bedeau
Paris
Lamoricierers
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Youne
Tale of Wight
Black Gang Chine
Sbuth
Anoiher
Syme
University of Edinburgh
Sljoo
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Wrightson
Chaiiva Townley
the Weekly Chronicle
London
Republic
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Flocon
M. de Narbonne
Lemartine
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