Time and astronomical notes for Great Britain and Ireland
The article gives a method to compute sunrise and sunset times for any British or Irish location using latitude, with adjustments per degree of latitude. It also lists high tide corrections for major ports such as London, Bristol, Cork, Falmouth, Hull, Milford Haven, Brighton, Cowes, Dover, Dublin, Holyhead, Liverpool, Port Glasgow, and Southampton, plus a lunar eclipse note and a calendar of religious observances for March.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Bristol
Ork
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holphensd Harbour
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Jaxer Thomas
Greenock
Merlin
New York
Ale
Valparnico
Bering
Falkland Islands
Sir Charles Forbes
Mansion House
W. H. Plaskett
Septiman Grosvenor
Messrs. Grosvenor, Chater, and Co
Cormhill
Mandey
James 3
Chapman
Carron Wharf
Martin Laverack
Custom House
Wool Quay
Serjeant Adama
John Harvey
Guernsey
Kentish Town
Clarkson
Napier
Germany
Italy
Darknnes
Mr. O'Gorman
Annival
Viscount Hanpiner
Sisting
London
Ostend
Saite
England
Steam Navigation Company
Sir Edward Banks
Blackwall
Robert Wood
80Th Foot
Oriental Staff
C. Stewart Hardinge
Arthur Hardinge
Fulton
Ponjach
Viscountess Hardinge
Great Stanhops Street
Mayfair
Stafford
East
Stkh
Ajate
Dr. Tait
Rugby School
Bervaux
Ma Hawes
Hawen
Lambeth
Kigsale
Hawen Haa
Hodgson
Howard
Dixon
M*douall
Chartiat
Carlisle Journal
William Taos
William Thom
Toverary
Gatehouse Tavern
Highgate
Asborat
Birch
Newman
Lynch
Times
Z. A
Wat
Council of
University College
Bia
Lord Auckland
Admiralty
Bank of England
Andrews’ Fund
Ireland income tax debate ends in split vote loss
A parliamentary discussion on imposing the income tax in Ireland features speakers opposing and supporting the measure. Arguments cite Irish distress, Highland parallels, and political implications. The committee vote fails to pass the resolution, with adjournment following.
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Chase
Ireland
Highlands
Rocwa
Irish Council
England
Sir B. Hall
Meagher
Dillon
J. Russell
B. Hall
Treland
G. BaxEes
B. Ball
Trish
Driwe
Newdegate
B. Hail
Waxley
Conolly
Cosezzy
Wakley
Waxcey
Afonsexz
Wr. Heme
Mure
Reyxorps
A. Brooke
Moxtz
Desperate Outrages by a Camberwell Peckham Mob
In a Monday riot near Kennington common a mob of 200 to 300 looted shops and homes in Camberwell and Peckham. They smashed lamps and windows, seized till and cash, and plundered grocers tailors and pawnbrokers before dispersing. Police unable to intervene for hours, several rioters were later remanded. residents faced fear and disrupted commerce.
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Camberwell
Peckham
Kennington Common
Wendham Road
Kent
Outhampton Street
Hatfield
Creasy
Greg
Elarm
Commissioners of Police
Kenningson Common
Ouravlres
France
Looey
Williame
Gullinizen
Clarke
Bio
Mr. Reynolds
Cicero
Clodius
Milo
Marseilles
Courtiam
Reynolds
Parlia ment bill on central lines and court cases debated
A long column of reader opinions and notices discusses parliamentary action on central line placements around London, various equity court views on interlopers and boundaries, and several reader questions. It covers warnings against rash legal steps, opinions on inheritance and marriage legality, and advice from anonymous correspondents on debt, tenancy, and public works.
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Butcher
Whitechapel
Acseton
Brown
A Cutler
York
Aylesbury
Finsbury
Duncombe
Forkshire
Kinsale
Hawes
Battersea
Dover
Patent Journal
Court of Chancery
Mr. Watson
Mr. Romitly
Mfr. Abbott
House of Commons
Romilly
Firat
Rochester
Hoxton
St. John's
Faull
tFe
Caaoa
B. G
Brixton
Cuanen House
Davis
Louth
Elize
Cheleea
Eliza Stafford
Dalry
Lancaster
Queen's Counsel
Common Law
Liberal Party
HLS. S
Swaffhaca
Ijf
Ann Symonds
Ann Reeve
R. H
Fer fAuaband
Robinson
Queen Strest
Atuband
Mary Anne
Hertfard
Gretna
M. B. VI
Prescot
Ashburton
John Russell
Robert Peel
Wader
Melbourne
Slade
Devizes
Toomer B
T.Z
Southend
Willie
Exeter
German Movement in Baden and United German State Idea
The Times correspondent surveys German impulses toward popular representation and national unity, noting Baden’s plan for deputies meeting as Parliament. German pupils, professors, and workers endorse reform while Parisian example inspires similar aims. England praised as liberty model.
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Europe
Germany
Paria
Messins
Lombardy
Austria
Baden
Prussia
Boon
Rhine
Ell Claesen
Paris
George Herwegh
France
England
Yostead
Philip Egelué
Ireland
Dublin merchants back Lord Clarendon amid fears and hopes
A fragment notes support from Dublin merchants and provincial elites for Lord Clarendon. It mentions sympathies with his position and difficulties, while saying many share fallen confidence in his wisdom and fortitude.
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Sally
Puuris
University
Dublin
Lord Clarendon
Tess
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