Almanac notes for June days and historical events
The entry lists daily times for high water and notes about saints and events across June including St Barnabas day on June 11, sun positions, and historical milestones such as the founding of New London Bridge in 1825 and Martin Luther excommunication in 1521. It also marks battles Naseby 1645 and Marengo 1800 along with other dated references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MenpDay
St. Barnabas
St. Paul
Marly
Nasebo
Batela
Marengo
Charles J
Parliament
New London Bridge
Metropolis
Oxford
Cheltenham
Pia
C. A
Eysworth
Edwin
Snetmeli
Watts S. Chemical Catechism
Cobbetts Grammar and
Newcastle
J. M
D. H
Whitechapel
C.J
E. F. Wicks
Brooks
Hockley
Befordeasd
Clerkenwell
Ray Street
Calatravais
Levett Hanson
West Country
Cooper
Stevens
Painter
Black Ellis
Black Ellis's
Fleet Street
Ginatt
Sogei
Pantaloon
Sma Eharatters
Fining
Magliabechi
Scott
Johnson
Bartley
Covent Garden
Baker
Drury Lance
Warrant of attorney case prompts critique of insolvency laws
A judge rules executors cannot enter up judgment on a warrant of attorney against a debtor, even when the goal is to secure payment to Foster and successors. The letter column condemns wealthy swindlers exploiting insolvency acts, calls for stricter penalties, and urges legislative reform to protect honest tradesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bain
Fasten Tran
Foster
Edward Foster
Sarren
Forter
Henshall
Matthews
Dowl
Manvill
Manvil, Ltd
Lord Marcienfield
Hyde
Skinner
Fendall
Matthew
Court of Common Pleas
West End
New South Wales
M.K
Williamss
Macchester
East India Company
Rochester
Ann
J. H
Junius
A. B.C
Wiliam Burstow
Carnations and garden care in a midweek column
A long horticulture section covers carnation cultivation tips, transplanting, shading, pest control, compost mixes, and bed management. It also reviews flower protection, bed design, and seasonal advice for gardeners, plus notes on related plants and a brief sporting and miscellaneous column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henes
Witter
T. Stott
Andiwil
Cape
Cape of Good Hope
Marmaduke Danway
Surrey
Chronicle sketches Courtenay followers and House of Commons
The article argues Courtenay alias Thoms inspired fanatic followers with promises of riches and invulnerability. It notes the coroner’s evidence, then shifts to Parliament praising the House of Commons for orderly business and a county rate controversy. It critiques Lord John Russell and Sir Robert Peel over county rate reforms and trusteeship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoms
Courtenay
Mahomet
Lord John Russell
House OF Commons
Sibthorpe
Robert Peel
Home Department
Treasury Bencly
Charles Villiers
Hume
John Russell
Royal pageantry and scandals weave through London society
The piece details the Queen and Duchess of Kent at Chapel Royal services, royal carriage processions to Windsor, and planned visits to Chatsworth and Wentworth. It notes coronation preparations, funding to monuments, concerts, and widespread gossip on public misdeeds, families, and political alignments, with assorted society hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Brown
Emma
Greenwich Railread Company
Ashton
Duchess of Oldenburgh
Emperorlexander
Russia
Pulteney’ Hotel
Pickadilly
London
Grillon
Astin
Grilions
Duchess of Kent
Chapel Royal
St. James’s
Archbishop of
York
New Palace
Countess of Mulgrave
Miss Paget
Augusta
Windsor Castle
Countess of Mulprave
Marble Arch
Palace
Malvern Wells
Duke of Devonshire
Chatsworth
Earl Fitzwilliam
Wentworth House
St. Leger
Signor Lablache
Duke of Wellington
Apsley-house
Marquess of Anglesey
Earl of Lecester
Bedford
Stuart
Crawley
Carlton Club
Parthenon
George IV
Earl of Chesterfield
Mayfair
Prince Schwartzenberg
Prince
Princess of
Leiningen
Buckingham’ Palace
Marshal Soult
Hanover Gazette
Count von Alten
Queen Victoria
Nelson
Wellington Memorial
Hyde Park
Victoria
Melbourne
Glenelg
Palmerston
Buckingham Palace
Canterbury
Baron Bolland
England
Robert Peel
Lord John Russell
Mr. Chalie
Miss Richards
Gravesend
Perkins
Romford
Eastern Counties Railway
Royal Society of Literature
Richards
St. Martin’s
M. Montgolfier
Ireland
le Mr. Richardson
Sinater
Mantellian Institution
Saeco
British Museum
St. Petersburg
Copenhagen
le Tage
Havre
Agricultural and Commercial Loan Association
London and Birmingham
Leighton Buzzard
Laing
Euston Square
Leighton
The Courtenay affair and the danger of ignorance
A critique of Courtenay's movement highlights how religious fanaticism, social upheaval, and mass ignorance could ignite violent revolt. The piece warns of social ruin, urges national education reform modeled on Prussia and France, praises Lord John Russell's Copyright Bill stance, and notes Conservative resistance to election reform measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtenay
Peter the Hermit
England
Kent
North Star
Lieut. Bennett
Canterbury
Shakspeare
Leonard Turner
Prussia
France
Mr. Hume
John Russell
Sibthorpe
Lynch
Hume
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Gardener's Gazette
Lancaster-place
Vieronsa House
Holborn
Queendor
Tegram and Sons’ Manufactory
Pear Finebury Equare
H. Fentum
Surrey-street
Strand
St. Clement’s Church
W.B
Eer
James Findon
Grand Junction Railway
Skinner-street
Snow-hill
Damask
Tex Trantainary
Batin
Stud
M. Samuel
King William Street
Yeni
Petersham
Fisher and CO
King William-street
London Bridge
Saxony
Eeeteatten
Wits Fawn
Ve Uy
Petersham Greatcoata
Doudney Ana Son
Lombard- Theavert House
C. Covinton
OLD Bailey
St. Maryiebene
Wm. Godsell
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
J. Evans
Brove-grate Manufacurer
Bridge
Evane
Joseph DE Pinna
Albany-street
Regent’s Park
Atea
Ellers
H. Kitchingman
I -Stinner-street
Bishopegate
A. Z
Mr. Royal
Jund Street
Brunswick-Square
East India Tea Company
Great St. Helen’s
Bishopsgate-atteet
Charles Hancock
Tursspay
Corsica
R. L. Enseworth
Martin Luther
Lowther Arcade
Clayton-placé
Kennington
Gten
John Orr
Khooks and Co
Union Street
Colerain
Brooks and Company
Borough
Union-street
Ing-Street
Birmingham
Robert Owen
Association
James Guest
Strethoure Isne
Cleave
Shorlane
Feet Street
Warsin
City-yoad
Hetherington
Sirona
W. M. Clare
Warwick-lane
Cousins
Dake-atreet
Lincoln’s-son
Heywood
Mandhs
Hobson
Leete
Smith
Y. Aivespooly Ab
Medical
Weekly ‘Chronicle
Ebexton
National
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