Calendar events and tides from March historical notes
A compact list of March dates noting religious observances and astronomical tides. Entries include Fourth Sunday in Lent, Lady Day, Moon phases, and high water times for London Bridge along with historical anniversaries such as the Venetian use of gunpowder, Vesta discovery, Oporto taken, Paris entering by Allied Sovereigns, and Beethoven’s death.
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London Bridge
Moxpax
Tuxspay
Zoological Society Incorporated
Wepuxspay
Europe
Vesta
Olbers
Oporto
Soult
W. Drummond
York
City of London
Paris
Beethoven
Writ of trial irregularity case heard in Variance of summons date
The Jurist reports a plea in a case where a writ of trial varied from the issue by omitting the summons date, plaintiff’s attorney added it later, defendant protested at trial, and the court held no waiver. The rule to set aside the writ with costs was made absolute for irregularity, citing Worthington Wigley and Farren v Cockerton. Other reader notes and legal opinions follow on various probate, landlord, and debt issues.
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Bligqsett
Efendant
Triad
Wilde
Protes James
Whipple
Xewry
James
Fark
William Horton
G. I
Newcastle
G. G
W. B
Waterloo
Justice of Law
Charlotte
Hackney
W.C
London
Zidius
Rkc Jones
Doctors’ Commons
Hawkins
Dick Curtis
Ned Turner
Jarman
Ternan
Bath Theatre
Whitechapel
Strus
F. E
Carus Wilson
A. M. User
Wailer Savage Lander
Lord Byron
A. K
Cribbage
Philidor
Clerkenwell
Cronutians
England
Flynn
Weekly Chronicle
Ergland
South Wales
Devonshire
H.W. G
Delta
East India Company
West Kent
T. D
Weesy Chronicle
Giovanni
Aldermanbury
H. H
Havestock
Adam
Adelphi
Commissioners’ Office
Terrace
Henry Er. Ariel
Winchester
Litchfield
Hailbrann
Esata
Gulielmi
Strand
Onion Cultivation and Garden Tips from the Bath Chronicle
The article discusses onion origins in Britain possibly Egypt, with several varieties and sowing guidance. It covers propagation, bulbs versus seeds, and recommended sowing time in early April, plus garden notes on cues for Anemones, Calceolarias, Cyclamen, Dahlias, Rhododendrons, and terraria care. It also includes genteel gardening miscellany and literary notices.
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Britain
Spain
Egypt
Europe
Canada
Strasburg
Deptford
Portugal
Banksias
Riches
Guixeur
Eliza
T. S
London
Scott
Clerkenwell
J. K
Waliich
Napa
Jane
Sanders
St. Heliers
Jersey
Cruded Reflection on Law and Vengeance in Abingdon Street
The passage debates redress for a crime ignored by law and questions whether any brother would avenge the victim. It notes Mr Chadwick’s action of handing its lash to the medical editor and contrasts a poet’s precarious life with the drudgery of an industrious mechanic.
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Cours of Chansery Ox
Lioyd
Brewer-street
Goldan-aquare
Bear Regent-street
Ersons
London
East India Tea Company
Great St. Helen’s
Bishopsgate Street
Charles Hancock
C. Heidler
Gexerse Prospectus
The
Globe
SpLen
Tavistock-Street
Covent Garden
Amsement
Guibz
Cauikshank
Cruikshank
Morning Post
S.grist
W. Kidd
J. Norris
Fetter-lane
Abingdon-street
Chadwick
Clerical Patronage in the Ordnance and Sunday Legislation
A periodical review criticizes Colonel Sibthorp for proposing to abolish the clerk of the ordnance position, questions ministerial patronage, and condemns Mr. Plumtre’s Lord's Day Bill as overreaching church and state. It praises honesty and warns against buying office for political gain, while lamenting Sunday law overreach.
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Ordnance
Sibthorp
Lord Melbourne
Deans Dundas
Fleseldem
Grote
the Ordnance
Canada and the House of Commons confront Tory seating debate
A controversial report claims Tory officers in Parliament may stay in Britain through the session. The piece attacks Lord Hill and Tory ministers, warns against partisanك bias, and cites Arthur Lennox’s possible Canada voyage as a test of impartial duty versus party loyalty.
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Guards
Horse Guards
Canada
Lord Hill
House of Commons
Arthur Lennox
Moliere
Sir Robert Peel
Party Morality and Seat Contests in Elections
The piece critiques election committees for bias and chicanery in Evesham and Youghal. It describes Peter Borthwick being found guilty of bribery and disqualified, while Lord Marcus Hill briefly gained a seat amid Tory dismay. It condemns party trickery and calls for ending the system.
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Evesham
Youghal
Peter Borthwick
House of Commons
George Clerk
Marcus Hill
Peter
Carlton
Borthwick
Plumtree Takes Legislation Mantle From Sir Andrew
The Kent member Mr Plumtre inherits the Sunday legislation role from Sir Andrew Agnew with a stern puritanic air yet more common sense. The public may gain from the change though a spectrum of bigotry remains.
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Sir Andrew Agnew
Mr. Plumtre
Kent
Mr. Plumtree
Sir Andrew
Seale’s tiny corn law modification passes Commons
The House of Commons unexpectedly agreed to Col. Seale’s motion to bring in and print a bill modifying the corn laws. Landowners resisted but showed rare compunction, while supporters argued the measure aids shipping and employment by boosting import and re export of ground corn and flour. The government stance was welcomed as a positive sign for future reform.
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Seale
House of Commons
Col. Seale
Seraglio
Warburton
Lord Chandos
Col. Sibthorpe
Villiers
Mr. Villiers
Inquest on Victoria Hull engineers and Greenwich deaths
Coroner Mr Carttar leads a Greenwich inquest into the deaths of William Allen, head engineer, and Joseph Robinson from the Victoria Hull boiler explosion. The Victoria Steam Packet Company vows liberal aid to widows and orphans as details unfold. An earlier tunnel incident near Brunel’s Thames works is also reported with no injuries.
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Carttar
Kent
Mitre Tavern
Greenwich
William Allen
Joseph Robinson
Victoria
Fiull
Allen
Tie
Hull Steam Packet Company
Thames Funnel
Mason
Canada
Hyde Park
J. Macdonnell
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Princess Augusta
Prince George
Duke of Wellington
Lord Hill
Fitzroy Somerset
Marquis of
Downshire
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