Calendar notes of historical events and tides for June week
A dated 18th or 19th century style grid lists world events and tides by day from Sunday to Saturday in June. Items include Marshel Davoust death, water readings at Louon bridge, Allied landing at Dover 1814, Cape Breton capture 1745, Brace of Scotland death 1320, Nero's death, Crusades 1099, Dr Abraham Rees 1825, Dutch fleet Medway 1467, and London Hospital 1740.
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Marshel Davoust
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Cape Breton
Brace
Scotland
Venus
Tripenaw Tnes Tuurspay
Nero
Abraham Rees
Medway
Chatham
London Hospital
The Garden Stock and Flowering Plants in Early Spring
A discussion on the impact of warm weather on gardens noting budding trees and flowering stock. It highlights the Mathida or Stock varieties, Brompton stock, and ten week stock, with cultivation tips, propagation by cuttings, seed sowing, potting, and care for geraniums and roses while urging insect control.
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Min
Brompton
Legal Correspondence on Property and Wills Matters
A compendium of legal Q and A discussing joint tenancies and shares in poor rates, debt security, apprenticeship custody, marriage validity, maintenance, and related disputes. It covers arvao security, arbitration costs, and rights of creditors, with various readers' questions and lawyer-like responses.
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W. P
E. B
William R
W. Brandreth
S.W
Derby
Clara
W. H
Manchester
B.T
Oxford
C. L
F. T
U. U
A. C
P. Q
S. W
Joseph Williams
A. Y
B. T
William Morton
L. A
Messrs
Oliverson and Co
Ps Juvenil
Eg Vc
Lioyi
S. Ana
Stock Exchange
Jenn
J. H
Botanical and agricultural notes and inquiries across topics
A miscellany of observations on botanical orders and flowers with evening scents, grass diversity in Britain, plant reproduction by pollen spread and insect aid, mistletoe behavior, onion rose scent enhancement, corn yields in the United States, and various reader inquiries about hospitals, tea, and public notices.
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M. M
West India Docks
R .F
Great Britain
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Peru
Cape
Moluccas
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Sweetbring
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Henry
Kingston-on-Thames
United States
Contracts for Coals and Candles
Office of Ordnance invites bids for coal and candle supply to barracks and ordnance stations in Great Britain. Contracts run July 1 1837 to June 30 1838. Tenders due June 22 and must use printed particulars with prices in words.
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Ordnance
Great Britain
N.B
Board of Ordnance
R. Byham
Royal Gardens Vauxhall Opens Evening Performances Tomorrow
Under royal patronage the Royal Gardens Vauxhall announces evening entertainments starting Monday June Sth. Large visitor influx prompts new attractions including a moving panorama of the Continental Voyage of a Great Balloon, a drama by W T Moncrieff, three Spanish mandoline professors, Venice views, Gothic ruins, William Tell’s Chapel, and a concert with fireworks. Saturday doors at 8 fireworks at 11. other nights doors at 9 fireworks at 12. Admission 4s.
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Vauxhell
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Venice
William Tell
Advertisements and Subscriptions Notice
A historic notice explains advertisement rates and submission times for the Wesxty Chronicle. It also invites country residents to become agents and instructs London readers to forward orders with town payment references.
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Wesxty Chronicle
London
The King Improves After Illness in London
The King is decidedly better after the recent attack. His Majesty’s medical advisers reported the treatment has reduced immediate concerns and his condition shows signs of progress as of Sunday in London.
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London
Why Victoria's Birthday Sparks United Kingdom Fervor
The piece notes a rare nationwide surge of feeling for Princess Victoria on her birthday. It credits public confidence in her future, citing her upbringing under her mother’s guardianship and her exposure to all social classes, shaping trust in her potential and leadership.
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Victoria
United Kingdom
England
Ireland
Scotland
Crown Favor for Princess Victoria Prompts Loyal Hope
The article notes broad support for Victoria’s majority and education shaping loyalty to the Throne. It emphasizes future stability rests on her marriage and warns against prejudices while praising her simple, pious character and readiness to heed public opinion through the press.
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Victoria
Rugle
Glasgow Election Shows Tory Schemes Proved Inaccurate
The piece defends the Glasgow Liberal victory over Tory calumny. It denounces false accusations that Dennistoun burned a Bible, credits Mr. Monteith for distancing himself from party slanders, and condemns political religion used as a weapon. It condemns Sir James Graham's handling of the writ transmission and supports broader reform-minded openness to public access to culture.
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James Graham
House of Commons
Peel
Scotland
Liberal Party
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Dennistoun
Ewing
M.convethie
Carltonlab
Monteith
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Taylor
Feaner
Baronet
Geston
Treasury
Wimbledon
Glasgow Mail
Cig
Maberly
Stanley
LeEexa
House of Commons Reels Over Motion on Clergy Funds
The House was without a session on Wednesday as about fifteen or sixteen bills waited. On Thursday MPs adjourned early to avoid Mr Borthwick’s motion, a move the paper calls absurd and questions the Liberal majority’s choice to delay voting on education and church funding powers.
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House of Commons
Borthwick
Postage reform debate in Lords backs Hill plan
In the Lords on Tuesday night a bold broader scheme by Mr. Rowland Hill to fix a single uniform postage rate was debated. The ministers rejected full adoption preferring a partial metropolis only approach, sparking criticism that the government shrinks from grand principles and risks public discontent. The piece warns that Whigs ignore reform risk losing ground to Tories and stresses need for practical postal improvements over theoretical promises.
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Sporting Intelligence Denny and Oaks at Tattersalls
The Tuesday settling at Tattersalls was nervy with small overall gains and losses. Backers of favourites fared poorly. Jereed Defender Acime Benedict Caravan Mango Rat trap Chapeau and Egeria saw mixed outcomes. The Phosphorus party failed as the horse limped post race. two or three accounts remained open, and St Lager seen as unlikely to become a strong betting race as Elis is withdrawn from Ascot Cur.
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Mango
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Egeria
Ile
Ascot
Elis
Robbery Onboard Blazer Steamer At Plymouth Seaman Absconds
Police report a robbery aboard the Blazer steamer at Plymouth on May 25. Seaman Walker absconded with two hundred fifty sovereigns from a carpet bag marked G N No L. Walker was traced to the Bull and Mouth Inn St Bartin s Crand and officers are on alert to arrest him.
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Plymouth
Walker
St. Bartin
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