Time rules for sun and tides in Great Britain and Ireland
Instructions to compute sunrise and sunset by latitude and degree adjustments, and high water times at major ports with specific additions and subtractions for Bristol York Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton. Also includes church lessons and calendar notes for June with days and lunar age details.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Thoura
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
H. Bulwer
Spain
Bariitz
Lord Parmenston
Count Mirasol
Nadrid
Rat
Home
J. Resse
West India
J. Wilcox
G. Rominsoy
Mowart
G. Resixsos
Jamaica
Canada
Java
Royal Navy
Harris
Hook
House of Lords
Ricardo
Navigation Committee
Mireneny
Robinson
Lloyd's
G. Robinson
Mitchell
Marquis of Guaxsy
Lord Granby
Graham
Underland
Dantzic
United States
Porta
Prussia
Zollverein
England
Chamber of Commerce
Manchester
Lord G. Bentinck
Board of Trade
Huxter
Herries
M. Gibson
Mercantile Marine
House Equinet
James Murray
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Lord Ixcearne
Rowed Debates on Ecclesiastical Courts and Public Accounts
The House debated ecclesiastical court jurisdiction with Mr Bouverie and T. Hounson defending spiritual over temporal powers. Dr Bowring urged tighter public accounts control, prompting clashes over audit reform, and a division showing ministers defeated.
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Um . Aglionbe
Spauverie
Bouverie
Department of Revenue
Department of Expenditure
Chancerton
Excaravor
Bowring
Lord Althorp
F. Baring
Howarat
Howe
Exchequer
G. Crenx
Hume
Ho Ten
V. Swimn
Bownine
Oblique Victorians Seek Legal Advice On Personal Dilemmas
A long readers’ Q and A column compiles diverse inquiries from readers in Andover Bermondsey Margate Westminster and beyond. Advice covers debt, leases, custody, copyright, paternity, and court procedures with opinions from various correspondents and lawyers.
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A. B
Andover
Bermondsey
Margate
Wendorar
Regent Street
Eadritde
Westminster
Rew
Lincoln's Inn
Norwood
Holborn
Bean
A& Licensed Victualler
Hornsey
Lambeth
Mount Street
Stationers’ Hall
Cheltenham
Willoughby Jones
Anthony
Hertford
A. QC
Dublin
B.A
Tooting
Coleman
Marsham
Curtis
Horseferry Road
D.E
Emma
Manchester
H. B
Islington
Gatess
Edinburgh
J. J
London Wall
Josephus
Penrith
T. Scott
Wootton
Judex
Clapham
Lord Brougham
England
Scotland
Ireland
M.M
Erith
Greenwich
Tere
Vincent Square
Tompkins
Her
Ava
O. P
Stafford
Afr
Urquhart
Sibthorp
Bir
Anstey 'Philipa
Oxon
Birmingham
S. B
Illalice
Royal Academy
Short
Soho
Pathhead
County Court
London
Westerham
T. B
Burleigh
Bath
T.C. Z
Sawbridgeworth
TW. L.warwick
W. B
Oxford
W.S
Mside Hill
Winchester
Oaths of Members and Reform Rate Clauses Debate
The Weekly Chronicle reports Lord John Russell moves to alter oaths for MPs and to repeal ratepaying clauses of the Reform Act. It notes Liberal intentions to advance civil liberty, critiques on the Lords, and public appetite for broader reform amid political tension and cautious language about universal suffrage and party positions.
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House OF Commons
J. Ressen
John Russell
Jesve
Rothachild
M.P
John Russel
Paracus
Rebbia
Lord John Russell
John Raswell
Mr. Home
de Lacy Evans
Ward
Parker
Hume
National Assembly
France
Hogland
Lord John
Chartist Mob Reappears Under New Confederates
A London review notes Cobden's stand in Parliament and the sudden Chartist resurgence. It describes night protests along Clerkenwell Green and the emergence of a renewed, “confederate” movement amid dispersed leaders Mitchel and Cuffay, signaling renewed grievance driving agitation.
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Cobden
Hoaas of Commons
Connerion
John
Mitchel
Clerkenwell Green
The Eternal Rappel and Parisian Turmoil Across Streets
A vivid, period-voice meditation on Paris sirens and drumbeats. It laments National Guard strain, the endless marching, and the looming threat to the Republic as drums govern daily life and state resilience. It also surveys railway seizures and financial stakes amid revolutionary tension.
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Paris
National Guard
Sancho Panza
Republic
French Republic
Chamber
National Assembly
Clerkenwell Riot Sparks Calls for Strong Action
Colonial newspaper reports on violent rhetoric from Fassel and the resulting unrest in Clerkenwell, noting attacks on police, a Stepney Green stabbing, and a large public disturbance. It argues for decisive government measures, including emigration to reduce urban discontent and pressure on factories. It contrasts London with Bradford and northern towns, condemning anarchist influence while urging practical aid for workers.
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John Street
Fassel
Clerkenwell Green
Austria
Mitchel
Paris
Blanqui
Barbes
Inspector Macquard
Stepney Green
Fussell
England
Clerkenwell
Home Office
Whitechapel
Chevalier de Industrie
Chartists
Wright
Adelphi
Bradford
Europe
London
The Pope and Italian politics in Rome and Naples
The Pope shifts between reformer and cautious ally as Naples revolution reshapes his stance. He leans toward the middle classes, opposes Austrian rule, and contemplates a potential Pius the First of Italy if Italy unites. Lombardy and Piedmont join in the wider gambit, with Charles Albert’s hopes at stake.
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Seems
Pauxbourge
Pics
Garriers
Naples
Rome
Italy
Peschiria
Verona
Pius the IX
Pius
Charles Albert
Lombardy
Piedmont
Free Trade and Theatrical Talent Across Borders
A reader argues against banning foreign theatre, contending that competition widens taste and frees genius. He cites French actors and composers and warns against policing art with protectionist measures, urging unrestricted cultural exchange and liberty of fancy.
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Theatre Historique
de la Roche
Bishop
Balfe
Rachel
Bouffi
Grisi
Fancy
The Pope and His Subjects in a Constrained Prison
The piece suggests Pope Pius VII faced a tense standoff with his followers over Italy’s stance toward Austria. It notes rumors of his confinement in the Castle of St Angelo and contemplates potential reflections on captivity and loyalty, mentioning historical parallels with Avignon and Clement.
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St. Angelo
Austria
Avignon
Clement
Himsel
Ishmirera
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