Cambridge Chancellor: Prince Albert Installed At Cambridge
A Cambridge University deputation attended Buckingham Palace for Prince Albert to take the office of Chancellor. The ceremony included the letters patent, an address by Vice Chancellor Philpott, oaths of supremacy, and a dinner at the palace with university officials and royal guests.
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Prince Albers
University of Cambridge
Buckingham Palace
J University
Rerighness
Albert
Royal
Bouverie
F. H. Seymour
Viscount Clifden
C. B. Phipps
Francis Seymour
Prince Albert
G.C. Bieke
RLN
Godwin
Philpott
Hias
Highnese
Duke of Northumberland
Ponce Albert
Thomas Crick
Hhis
Prince Alpert
Henry Philpott
Catherine Ball
William Hodgson
St. Peter's College
William Webb
Clare Ball
Gilbert Ainslie
Pembroke College
Benedict Chapman
Genvil and Caius College
John Lamb
Corpus Christi College
Wm. French
Jeans College
J. Graham
Christ's College
Btatham
St. John’s College
the Honan
G. Neville Grenville
Magdalen College
William Whewell
Trinity College
George Archdall
Emmanuel College
Robert Phelps
Sidney Sussex College
Thomas Worsley
Downing College
William J.kingeley
John Crench Adams
John Wolvey Astley
Francia Proctor
H. Banks
Henry J. H. Bond
G. F. Rayner
George Maddeson
Joseph
House of Commons
Henry Goulburn
CE. Law
G.E. Anson
Life Guards
Fragmented 1847 letters pages reveal legal and labor debates
The correspondence discusses prohibited marriages under settled law, Irish and English relief policies, and privileges of peers, with reader queries on debt, penalties, and the Irish peers. It also covers factory hour debates, ten hour movement arguments, shipments by steam mail contracts, and two colliery accidents with fatalities at Colinese Ironworks and Cleland Colliery, noting widows and young children left behind.
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Hugh Brooke
Beyon
Weekly Chronicle
Irigh
Houses of Lords
Commons
Dodd
James Turnbull
Chitty
Blackstone
England
Scotland
Ireland
Taunt
S. C. Moore
Lord Falkland
Steid
Dyer
J. L
Peel
Robert Peel
Perth
BR. O
St. Quier
Wales
Tex
Firty
Manchester
Vigo
Oporto
Lisbon
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Southampton
India
China
Malta
Alexandria
Marseilles
London
Royal Navy
United Service Gazette
Fata, Coutizny AcchDextus
Colinese Ironworks
George Dougal
Clelland
Holytown
John Marrow
Glasgow
Time Tables for Sunrise Sunset and Tidal High Water
Instructions detail how to compute sunrise and sunset times from latitude, with adjustments by degrees above and below 6 and 5 degrees. It also lists high water times at various ports relative to London Dock, including Bristol Cork Falmouth Milford Haven Dublin Holyhead Liverpool and others, and notes harbor variations and calendar data for Lent and Easter period in 1787.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Cork
Falmouth
Aull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead Harbour
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Lgh
Southampton
The Week in The General Fast Observations on Lent
The Weekly Chronicle critiques Lent observances from a national perspective. It parries religious ritual with political opinions on poverty, taxation, and ten hour labor debates while lampooning fashionable society and press stances. It defends Free Trade and condemns labor reduction schemes.
The True Reason Against the Ten Hours Bill Explored
A rapid compilation argues against the ten hours bill, noting the press has power and wit in daily commentary. It emphasizes the need to balance working hour limits with economic and practical considerations, urging readers to evaluate policy proposals critically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rights of Humanity
Absent legal knowledge scars a village case in Leicester
A case at the Leicester Assizes exposes a flawed legal system as two women quarrel and a warrant for grievous annoyance leads to unlawful imprisonment. Magistrates order hard labour for eight days over costs, later quashed by a Home Secretary driven by a visiting magistrate’s inquiry, highlighting misapplication of law and jurisdiction.
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Dives
Opers
Lazarus
Prince Albert
the Garter
aNer
Gravesend
Cooka
Privy Council
Globe
Stuart Wortley
Cracow
Times
House of Peers
House of Commons
Doncombe
Canterbury
League
Robert Peel
Duke of Wellington
England
Leicester Assizea
Ilegally
Costa
Home Secretary
Fragmentary Critique of Legal Reforms and Liberty
A fragmentary critique discusses laws and magisterial functions in England, condemning the system's impact on poor women and health. The speaker condemns misandry, urges deliberate attention, and questions parliamentary and constitutional implications amid distrust of authorities.
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House OF Lords
Hours OF Commons
Lord Stanley
Colonial Office
van Diemen’s Land
Eardley Wilmot
Sir Eardley
Laurm O'Brien
Maberley
John Russell
J. O'Cassell
Sait O'Brien
Mir. Labocchere
Shannon
Limerick
Mr. Suaw
G.guey
G. Bentinck
WizmaMe
South
Alry
Excugqven
Colonel Rawpox
Lagand
Lord G. Bentinck
Rd Landon
G. Gey
Sir G. Grey
America
Tord J
Fishbourne
Board of Works
Clare
Heme
Board of Guardians
Boards of Guardians
Hume
Bettew
S. Crawtorp
Suaw
G. Grey
J. O'Coxxert
Cuamuan
T. Hawes
New Bronawick
Et Grey
Legislative Assembly
Lota Mortes
Donna
Spain
Lyle
Donna Lola
Ean
Lole Montes
Omnibus Box
Atalls
Betsey Watson
Lola
Paria
Berlin
Munich
Bavaria
Cheltenham Leookeron
Portae
Stow EstraTg
Invea
Jane Innes
Sion
Atlantic
Stow Ioneses
Forres Gasette
M‘intoab
Edinsburg
Aberdeen Herald
Legal & Miscellaneous
Andreland
Bisse
the Weekly Chronicle
Russia
Faasce
Paris
Farang
France
Benesee
Stock Exchange
East India House
O ' Stock
Curs
Court of Proprietors
Acs
Briggs
George Thompson
James Weir Hogg
Ami
Pisy
Thes India Company
Fies 3 India
Eas of Commons
Court of Prove
Clarke
Agen
Rico
Carmarthen
Hereford Journal
Norfolk
Crown Court
Chir
Benjamin Laws
Burradoa
Newcastle
Lord Ravens
t+ partners
Robert Y
Margaret Proctor
Thomas Gordon
Camden
North Westeax
Camden Sta
London and North Western Railway
Messrs
Pickford
Mesars
Piper and Co
University College Hospital
Edward Whitman
Middhart Street
Somerstown
William Beewards
Carpenter
Warren Aterets
Camden Town
George Martin
Islington
Jersuniat Mayhee
Ofté
Hill Street
Fusbury
William Sanders
Len
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