Calendar notes and events for late June including coronation day
A dated sequence lists maritime tides and notable historical references for June days from the 24th to the 30th. Entries mention high water times at London Bridge, events such as Bannockburn 1314 and Pizarro 1541, coronation day for Queen Victoria, and the execution of Parker the mutineer, with scattered notes on religious observances and planetary references.
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London Bridge
Turspay
Pizarro
Peru
Wepwespar
Jupiter
Tuuanspay
Queen Victoria
High Water
Mors
Conviction on beer hour act deemed invalid in trespass case
In Cambridge, Newman v. Lore Hardwick and another, the beer shop conviction under 4 and 5 Will 4 c 85 lacked a stated opening hour and a valid petty sessions order. The judge held the conviction void, invalidating the warrant and freeing the plaintiff’s cart seized for £3 10s 6d. The ruling emphasizes time as a substantive element in the offence and faults the absence of an in force hour-order at the conviction.
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Parke
Cambridge
Hashingfield
Arlington
William Medcalf
Arlington, &c. &c
C. Byles
Lord Denman
C. J
H. E
Camberwell
Alfred
Birmingham
M. T
Cobham
Kent
Sturges Bourne
John Cox
Radstock
Jae . K. Eston
A. Subscriter
Tidd Pratt
Elm.court
Temple
T. P
Whitecross-street
Court of Requests
GBP
Heraldry College
J. G
Kensing On
W. S
H. B
Manchester
P. G
C.D
Gazette
Peel
Fleet Street
Pone
Lord Hil
Botanical and medical notes haunt weekly issue of The Garden
The page mixes medical folk remedies for mouth ailments with a long botanical essay on love of trees across cultures. It catalogs antique cures and tonics, then shifts to a broad survey of trees praised by diverse peoples, and ends with weekly garden operations and reader correspondence requests.
The Coronation Described in Splendid Engravings
The Weekly Chronicle announces a comprehensive account of the coronation to come next Sunday July 1. An interior engraving of the Abbey at the moment of Her Majesty's crown will illustrate the ceremony with minute detail. A Buckingham Palace to Abbey procession and over a thousand figures will be depicted in spirited engravings. The July 1 issue promises the fullest Hyde Park fair coverage.
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Buckingham Palace
Abbey
H. B. Hall
Eugenio Latilla
Weekly Chronicle
Empire
Hanover in Focus as Hanoverian Despotism Revealed
The piece condemns King Ernest of Hanover and his Berlin mission. It highlights failed Russian negotiations, fears over succession, and Hanoverian circuits of control. It notes university exodus, post office scrutiny, and strict press bans, portraying Hanover as a Tory despotism to warn England.
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Nicholas
Berlin
Ernest
Prince George
England
Hanover
Gottingen
Orangemen
Lord Lyndhurst
Mr. O Connell and the Ministry
The article reports Lord Mulgrave offering Mr. O Connell the post of Lord Chief Baron, then the Mastership of the Rolls, both declined. It praises his motives, notes his age, and argues his country needs him unfettered by office. It commends the government for honoring him and predicts his enduring national regard.
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O’connell
Lord Melbourne
Baron Joy
Exchequer
Ireland
O’loghlin
America
Jefferson
O'Connell
House of Commons Franchises and Householding Debate
The House of Commons failed to meet quorum as 40 members were absent to set the Speaker. The piece criticizes the £1 franchise and notes how holdings of £9 or £50 affect votes in towns and counties, urging Liberal cooperation to avoid party downfall.
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House of Commons
Ware
Kent County cashes in on reform zeal and churchly quarrels
The piece criticizes Mr Plumptre and allies for a Sabbath bill that targets working people while the rich enjoy luxuries. It argues against state intrusion into private life, endorses Jervis’s Sunday work amendment, and predicts a July renewal with Liberal resistance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Johanna Southcote
Mr. Plumptre
Edward Sugden
Plumptre
Justice of the Peace
London
Mr. Kemble
Surrey
Mr. Jervis
Public mood on London coronation plans and expected spectacle
The John Bull questions London's spirit amid coronation preparations. The article notes high prices for apartments and horses, grand processions, and extensive planned entertainments from fireworks to theatres, aiming to please the greatest number of people with a memorable ceremony.
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John Bull
London
Victoria
Emancipation of Apprentices in Barbadoes and Jamaica
August 1 1838 notes celebrate the move toward general emancipation of apprentices across British colonies Barbadoes already acts Jamaica considers a special session to decide the matter Crown colonies face no obstacle and the day is seen as a turning point in ending slavery across the dominions The piece praises government effort and hopes lingering bitterness from past struggles will fade with the upcoming outcome.
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Barbadoes
Islands
England
Jamaica
House of Assembly
Great Britain
Tithe Bill Passes Second Reading Amid Prolonged Debate
The Irish Tithe Bill was read a second time with no comments. Discussions on Mrs Ward's resolutions await committee stage, likely after the coronation. Also, news from Fatmouts reports Caribbean apprentices to be liberated August 1, with several islands already acting. The Farringdon Street extension passed Commons, credited to Sir M Wood for its metropolitan impact.
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Pawle
St. Thomas
Jamaica
Antigua
Barbadoes
St. Vincent
Montserat
St. Lucia
Tortola
Nevis
Dominica
Farringdon Street
Clerkenwell
Commons
M. Wood
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Strand
Bedford-street
ALON
Victoria House
Middle-row
WORLD
Olborn
Ingram and Sons’ Nanufactory
City-read
Finsbury-equare
M. P
Bridgehouse-place
Stone’s End
Ee Wilson
Sweeting’s Alley
Royal Exchange
Mary
Lloyd
Bread-Street
Bloomsbury
Cere
High Holborn
King’s Road
Chelsea
J. C
Western
Asylum Terrace
King’s-road
Cheloes
London and Birmingham
Birmingham and London Railway
Wyld
the Times
James Wyle
Qu East
Grand Junction Railway
Skinner-street
Snow-hill
Charing-cross
T Parlour
Avesta
Badger
Waven Ditto
Saxony
M. S
M. Samuel
King William-street
Petersham
Fisher and CO
C. Covinton
Old Bailey
Lowther Arcade
Clayton-place
Kennington
TOS Dsst
Britannia
Samuel Hawkins
Britannia Patent
Bishopsgate
Without
IDD
Court Journal
W. Kidd
Tavistock-street
W. Clark
Warwick-Jane
Monsieur Havrennsaunes
Hotel du Hoi
Paris
Morning Post
Y. Tavistock-street
Warwick-lane
Covent-garden
Wrightgon and Webb
Liverpool
Ross and Nightingale
Doncaster
W. C. Stafford
T. Lawler
Kidd
Chesterfield
Pic-Vic
C. Ide
George Cruikshank
We Kidd
Monpar
Bannockburn
St. Peter
Nero
Greenwich Hospital
Parker
Medical
Candolle
Elliottson
Perth
Appy W. O
Nat Semremeptan
Emma
Miz . W. X
Oxford
Prius
G. B
Brighton
Julia
Stroud
John Bond
T. Magegivus
Deptfora
John Armstrong
Lucia
Botanical
Gaspar Poussin
Salvator Hosa
Claude le Lorrain
Hipparchus
Hampshire
Herefordshire
Burgundy
Normandy
Provence
Dauphine
Norway
Sweden
Syria
Rhodes
India
Egypt
Gilead
Tobago
Madeira
Europe
Tahta
Kous
Hispaniolans
Asia
Bay of Honduras
Paradise
Eden
Xerxes
Greece
Cyprus
Moluccs
Ternate
Diana
Ephesus
Apello
Lycone
Mount Cylene
Mercury
Peta
G. G
Hammersmith
Lord Loudon
Canada
Nova Scotia
Hope
Edinburgh
Forbes
Persia
The
East Indies
Alexander
New York
Australia
E. H
London House
Hackney
Lord Palmerston
Lord Teignmouth
Sarah
H. Knill
M. L
Humanitas
Roland Orlando
James Montgomery
J. W
Newgate
W. M
Fenchurch-street
Hyde Pare
Westminster Abbey
MR. O'Connell
Ministry
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