Almanac Notes from July Dates and Historical Events
An almanac style entry lists saints days for July including Fourth Sunday after Prpity and notable deaths in 1797 such as Edmund Burke aged 62. It records high water times at London Bridge and daily notes for July 8 to July 14 including events like the opening of the Padhingou Canal and dates marking Erasmus and Cromwell deaths and the Legion of Honour by Napoleon.
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Lowther Arcade
Strand
Clayton-place
Kennington
I. of Sherwood
the. Fine Arts. &c. &c
Alfred Cr Rowallili
Sherwood
Gilbert
Piper
Paternoaterrew
Edinburgh
Bell and Bradfdte
Glasgow
Griffin
Dublin
Cumming
Tegg and Son
Paris
Galignani
Petersham
Fishee and CO
King William-street
City
London Bridge
Cere
Bloomsbury-Square
Hottory
Bank of Ireland
John Donovan
Bloomsbury-aqi N.B
London
Bparrow
Holborn
Jamaica
Fost
Holborn Tea Establishment
High Holborn
Day and Martin’s
Aylesbury-street
Clerkenwell
St. John's-street
Henry Sparrrow
Sam xi
Luke
Sam
Col
Edmund Burke
Saturn
Cavin
Padaingou
Jay
Erasmus
Richard Cromwell
Legion of Honour
Buenaparte
RFG v MUNTZ rule on pleading and costs in criminal info
Legal notes discuss a rule to plead immediately after filing a criminal information. The court granted the rule absolute but taxed costs to the prosecutor for unnecessary action. The column includes various solicitor and court opinions, and medical and editorial correspondences from the Metropolis.
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Jurist
Quren’s Bench
Finary Tera
RFG
MUNTZ
London
Michaslyasa
Birmingham
M.D. Hill
P. King
H. P
Wilde
R. V. Richards
J.S. F
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Reston
Liverpol
Burke
James G
Warwick
Consistorial Court
J. B
W. T.F
Lambet
Bromley
Felix
Register
Court of Bankruptcy
Berwyn
Court of Queen's Bench
Medical Receipts and Correspondence on Treatments
Reprint of letters and patient remedies discussing remedies for parasitic worms and liver derangement. Includes recipes with magnesia and senna, gentian tincture, rhubarb infusion, soda, pimento-water, and mercury cautions. Addresses from Manchester Hull Brighton and Manchester offer dosage guidance and warnings about blue pills and temperance.
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P. G
G. B
Brighton
G. KB
C. E. PT
Porsmouth
Wytt
Anc
Charles Waner
W. K
Manchester
J.R. M
Hull
B. C
Algernon
J. B
Melon Diseases and Garden Remedies for Mildew
The article discusses mildew and canker in melons caused by poor management and climate. It describes causes such as insufficient heat, overwatering, and bruised branches, and recommends heat, air, and water management, plus a specific manure-based treatment to combat red spider and mildew before resuming normal care. It also covers weekly garden operations and notes on seed ripening and greenhouse plant care.
Portrait of the Queen offered to six month subscribers
Proprietors announce an autumn presentation of a superb steel engraving portrait of Her Majesty in robes of state by H. B. Hall from Eugenio Latilla. Specimen plates and subscriber-name books are now being delivered to Weekly Chronicle agents across the empire for entry.
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H. B. Hall
Eugenio Latilla
Weekly Chronicle
Empire
The Coronation Retrospect and Public Feeling
The Weekly Chronicle reflects on the coronation week and English loyalty. It argues universal demonstrations show strong popular support despite abuses, notes extensive coverage by distant readers, and observes unprecedented sales for illustrated pages of the pageant.
National rejoicing over Victoria’s accession sparks reform hopes
The piece defends the June 28 coronation as a noble covenant between crown and people. It argues the union fuels public duty and gradual reforms under a young queen, praising Birmingham Manchester Leeds Sheffield and Edinburgh for festive harmony and liberty.
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Examiner
The
Spectator
Victoria
England
Birmingham
Manchester
Leeds
Sheffield
Edinburgh
Feliz
Faustumque
Durham Turton affair and Canada policy stance
The piece argues Lord Durham should justify his Canada plans to gain public trust. It notes Turton’s appointment as second secretary to the governor general and predicts scrutiny of Durham’s acts. It asserts temporary despotism as a required step to redefine a constitutional Canada and warns against colonial trickery while praising pacification aims.
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Turton
Lord Durham
Canada
House of Lords
Lord Melbourne
Quebec
Executive Council
Lower Canada
The New Baronets Satirized in The Gazette
The piece laments a flood of baronetcies awarded after the coronation to political supporters. It praises Sir John Herschel for scientific service and notes Edward Bulwer, O’Loghlin, Guest, and Hall gaining honors. It resolves the Lambeth vs Marylebone swap to Marylebone’s triumph.
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Lord Melbourne
Ninon de ’Enclos
Nnion
Rolls
Ireland
Guest
Hall
Marylebone
Lambeth
Sir Benjamin
Benjamin Hawes
Benjamin Hall
Hanover King Entrapped in Dilemma After Constitutional Clash
The States of Hanover resist King Ernest’s pressure and coercive tactics. He stripped the 1833 constitution, courted army favor, altered election law, expelled dissenting scholars, and summoned the States General under an obsolete act, now facing a difficult path to avoid dishonour.
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Hanover
Ernest
University of Gottingen
States General
Hanoverian constitutional struggle sparks liberal triumph in chambers
The piece lambasts King Ernest and Von Scherle for censorship and coercion as Hanover faces a controversial 1833 constitution revival. It notes liberal majorities in the chambers defying royal pressure, with speculation on armed dissolution and regional sympathy from Saxony Hesse Cassel and Brunswick. The writer condemns the king’s tactics and praises Hanover as the battlefield for liberty.
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Hanover
Stade
Ernest and von Scherle
Germany
Prussia
Saxony
Hesse Cassel
Brunswick
Ernest
Kingcraft
Parliamentary Proceedings Close Barren Session
The House of Commons shows fatigue as Ward’s £10 franchise notice stalls debate. Plumptre’s Lord's Day Bill dies in the upper house. Warburton’s qualification bill advances amid a Sibthorpe Ward compact. Sheriff courts extend to £50. Imprisonment for Debt Bill to pass by session end. Irish Municipal Bill aims for law, despite Lords amendments.
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House of Commons
Ward
Hume
Plumptre
Warburton
Sibthorpe
Mr. Ward
Sheriffs’ Courts
Hawes
Lords
Belgian Venloo defenses and Neapolitan guarding calls amid Franco-Prussian threats
The Belgians in Venloo brace for a possible attack with orders to resist any occupation. Reports from Sittard describe cannon fire toward Venloo for hours, while Maestricht fortifications are reinforced. A Brussels patriots meeting aims to arm provinces likely to be ceded to Holland.
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Maestricht
Venloo
Brussels
Holland
Barbadoes
Lusus
Government
Thomas Withers
New Jersey
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Mr Ditto, Ad
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OLD Bailey
C. Covinton
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J. N. Jones
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British and Foreign Review
European Quarterly Journal
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Athens
English Historical Society
Canadas
Queen's Court
J.E. TarYiox
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City Road
Tate
Nicholson
Prowse
Hanway-street
Oxford-street
Charles Nicholson
Finte
T. Prowse
N. B
Tate OF Trade
Coleraine
Dewy Luaaly
UU Fapicius
Watling-street
Brooks and Wightwick
Union House
Borough
Union-street
King-Street
Jow Ready
M.F. Pz Porauer
Saris
Nouvelles Conversations Pariseennes
le Tresor
ITI
Petit Secretaire
M. Fenwick de Porquet
John Locke
Roger Atcham
RS. Johnson
Christ Churh College
Oxford
Wolsey
High Water
Satuapay
Botanical
A. L
Kingston
C.cooper
Hookey Walker
Hi. Tigras
Nottingham
W.L. G
Campbell
A. H
Hawkney
G. A
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Oude
Weith
West Middlesex
Salisbury
Fintshire
Principality
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Regent-street
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Parliamentary Proceedings
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