Tide and Moon Data for Sumpay March 4 7
Daily maritime notes list high and low water times for Sumpay and neighboring days. It records sunrise and Jupiter rise events, with morning and afternoon high water marks and relative minutes after standard times across March 4 to March 7. It also notes the death of Dr. Parr on March 6.
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Shfred-place
Bedford-square
RS. Smith
Lencox
Moxpay
Sun Risca
Afer
Tukspay
Dr. Parr
Jupiter
Rex
Innkeeper Detaining Guest Boatloads of Legal Objections
Long discussion on false imprisonment and detaining a guest's clothes by an innkeeper to secure a debt. Judges cite prior cases and note that personal liberty and wearing apparel cannot be seized. lien law acknowledged but limits apply. multiple opinions warn against arbitrary detention and stress due process and lawful methods.
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Covnr
ExenEravuen
Limbolf
Alford
C &c
Humfrey
Newton
Trigg
Wentworth
Warde
Parke
Thomson v. Lacy
King’s Bench
Pein
G. Visse
Pratt
Himcourt
Middle
Landard
Lembeth
P. C
P.A.C
Durham
Reuter
Lora
Rivin
Pawaloki
W.S
Norfolk
Andrew
Oak-street
Liverpool
Cory
Greenwich
Juhia
Bourdeaux
Hammersmith
John Crampin
Lissongrove
England
Court of Chancery
St. Fincent’s
Jonas
W.B
W.A.P
Doctors’ Commons
Ireland
T. S
Questionably frank medical query sparks public column debate
Readers challenge medical questions posed to a public journal with warnings about sensitive topics. The exchange features home remedies, cautions against indiscreet medical advice, and notes on proper medical consultation. A garden and literary miscellany follows with gardening tips and theatre notes.
Debate Over Grenville Act Fails to Shake House of Commons
The House of Commons scene with Mr O Connell highlights Speaker Abercromby s restraint as the charge against the House seems vindicated. The piece argues exposure is needed to spur reform and notes Tory resistance to amending the Grenville Act.
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House of Commons
O'Connell
Abercromby
O Connell drives death blow to privilege system
The piece lauds Mr. O Connell for exposing privilege abuses in the House of Commons and predicts the creation of a new independent tribunal for contested elections. It notes the lack of strong defense from Lord Maidstone and Castlereagh, while praising the Windsor-like outcome of reform and justice.
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O’connell
House of Commons
Lord Maidstone
Lord Castlereagh
O'Connell
Marylebone Election Shows Fractured Liberal Ranks
A chastened critique of the Marylebone contest laments internal liberal divisions between Col. Thompson and Mr. Ewart and warns reformers against candidate splinters. It questions supposed principles behind clashes and predicts a Tory House majority if divisions persist.
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Marylebone
Colonel Thompson
Ewart
Hume
William Molesworth
Leader
Ward
Mr. Murphy
Col. Thompson
Lord Teignmouth
House of Commons
A Singular Oblivion in Colchester's Ballot Case
The column details the Colchester member Mr. Sanderson claiming he did not vote, later admitting he had voted, and facing removal from the committee. It notes the political stakes in the City of London contest, the disqualification of Mr. Harvey, and the liberal majority gain from Sanderson's removal, with hopes regarding Mr. Horsley Palmer.
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Colchester
Sanderson
Daniel Whittle Harvey
Harvey
Exeter
Wesminster
City of London
Horsley Palmer
Public fury over alleged mistreatment of children in prison
A heated editorial attacks the government over claims of child confinement at the Middlesex Penitentiary. It cites statements by Lord John Russell and official inquiries, alleging secrecy and harsh conditions, and reports that children were released after public exposure.
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Poltron
Middlesex
Henze
John Russell
Juba Russell
Lyndhurst and Brougham
Woral
Caty
Hirsty
Ffiio
Svs Ione
M. Laurie
the Chronicle
Turk
Sergeant Adama
Tulk
S.rpeant Adams
Sergeant Adamis
Hoare
Joln Russell
Opening of the States and royal notes in Hanover Gazette
The Hanover Gazette reports the king opening the States with divine service and oaths to Count Munster. It notes Geneva coinage coming January 1839 and lists depreciated Harrow-road condition near railway works. It also covers a Northampton Assizes case of John Pridmore attempting to drown his father, a burn case against Robert Myers, and City of London police reforms debated by Aldermen with Lord John Russell.
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Hanover
Count Munster
Geneva
Harrow-road
Northampton Assizes
Justice Park
John Pridmore
Whinwick
Sarah Pridmore
Thomas Gear
Gear
Central Criminal Court
Robert Myers
Draper
Phillips
Court OF Aldermen
Lord John Russell
Aldermen
Venables
Metropolitan Commissioners
Vina”sles
Thesspeon
Farebrother
John Russell
Thompson
Rmagistrates
Aldersoan
Alderman Venables
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Weekly Chronicle
Bristol
Midland
Exbert Ingram
B. Ingram
Chapel Bar
Notingham
Chronicle Riches
Maore
Lynn
Wisbech
Williare
Chronicle
J. Riches
St. George's
Bridge-street
Norwich
J. O. Riches
Norfolkstreet
Newcastle-on-Fyne
Shields
Suanderland
R. C. Carruthers
Parls
Bockceller
R.C.C
London
A. Solomon
Optician
Pall-mall
Coldystreebam Guards
Holton
Muddersfield
Darlington
Stone
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Eccoa
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Brussels
Europe
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Queen Street
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Wade and Country
Royal Society
Egyptian Hall
Piccadilly
Gardenex
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Weathermanack
Times
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Literary Gazette
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W. Kidd
Tavistock-street
J. Norris
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Price
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George Cruikshank
Dank
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Chiswell Street
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FE Heinke
Great
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Clerkenwell Close
Courts of Chancery
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John Reeve
Sylvester Dagzerwood
Drury Lane Theatre
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Earl of Burlington
Earl
George Cavendish
Basford Union
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Ten Weekly Chronicle
Upper Canada
Francis Head
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Halifax
Canada
Scots Fusilier Guards
Yestsé Vestisarteae
Home Secretary
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