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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 19, 1848

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Sally Puuris University Dublin Lord Clarendon Tess

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