Legal Q&A Snippets and Social Notices from 1841 Chronicle
A dense collection of legal queries and opinions on wills, mortgages, executors, and family obligations, accompanied by local notices, weather, and a maritime disaster update. Notable items include guidance on will validity, notice to quit, and insolvency rules, plus new letters on home colonization and Australian affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Colonization Office
Pall-mall
Weekly Chronicle
Msir
C.cundon
Sourma
Australia
South Australia
John Russell
Select Committee
Parliamentary debate on unions and district reforms in 1840s
The House discusses ward sizes for unions, the 38th clause, and the Poor Law regarding guardians and commissioners. Lords and Commons review Copyright of Designs, embezzlement and cattle laws, and New South Wales financial burdens from gaol and police costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeeth
Gould
Enuc
Actu
St. George-the-Martyr
Paris
J. Ressell
R. Peel
Lord J. Russell
Ures
G. W. Hore
Persens
Kester
Aglioney
E. Tennent
Hyate
Tennent
R. Pert
Paxincton
Chivex Berkeley
Humx
County Bridges
Ouse OF Lords
Commons
Whitby
Legislative Council
New,South Wales
New South Wales
Time rules for sunrise sunset and high water in 1841
The article explains how to estimate sunrise and sunset across Great Britain and Ireland by adjusting times from a standard latitude 51°30′, adding or subtracting minutes per degree deviation. It also lists offsets for high water at major ports from London Dock times, with lengths for Bristol, Liverpool, Dover, Dublin, and others, and notes this guides further harbor information.
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Rythe
South Australia
St. Clements Danes
Feareley
Yearsley
RLF. Yearsley
Fearsley
Buckingham Palace
C. A
John Silvester
London
Eliza Fenning
Csee J. H
Paris
National Guard
H. T
College
Foundling Hospital
Guildford-street
Madagascar
Devonshire
Selrake Dean
High Wycombe
Opp
Greenwood
Hatton-garden
Islington
Mr. Greenwood
BC “Tan
Fenxer
Wales
Criceith
Aberfraw
William Thoms
Chester
Thoms
Dugan
Waterloo Road
America
Mr. Higgs
Red Lion
Princes-street
Westminster
Thomas Pearson
Canterbury
Michael Eastgate
Blue Boars Head
Kingstreet
Bath
Middlesex Hospital
Francis Maude
Rochester
Bristol
Ellen Butler
Greville-street Hospital
Harefield
Lord Kinnaird
Lord W. Beresford
W. W. Wynn
H. Bruce
Uxbridge
Harrow
Regent’s Park
Birmingham
Euston-square
1St Life Guards
Statiqnes
Regent's Park Barracks
Windsor
Gord Aan
Slough
Briewton
Coombs
Gregory
Croydon
London-bridge
Dartmouth Arms
Adenham
Orstham Tunnel
Mersthinm
Messrs
Sharp and Roberts
Manchesters
Theiworkett
Brighton
Greenwich
Landmann
Greenwith
Isis
Siouse
Commons
York and North Midland Railway
Gase
Earl OF Waldegrave
Humes
Lord Waldegrave
New South Wales
Gnore
Treasury
Liverpool
Russia
Germany
New Southh Wales
Legislative Council
Normandy
Jonson
Totary of
Tha Ion
Sin Yar Uly
Cronyn
New,South, Wales
Port Philip
United Kingdom
New South S
Ellen Barker
Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Ates
Ork
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Marquis Sormandy
House of Lords
George Drummond
93Rd Regiment of Highlanders
Duc de Melfort
France
Earl of
Perth
Hague
Halland
Prince of
Degert
Renson
Walsall
St. Auban’s
Sudbury
Rose
Glencairn Burns
Lorpon
Prince Albert
Earl of Clarendon
London Library
Tue Boy Jones
James M‘daniel
War-Office
Inspector Russell
Palace
Hodgson and Graves
Sussex
Adelaide
Mary of
Darmstadt
Bubna
Bassador
Austria
Granville Somerset
William IV
Bowers
Merstrami
Resolutions on Free Trade Lords and the London Petition
The article discusses resolutions by Mr. Scholefield and Lord Mahon linked to Lord Ashburton and Mr. Alexander Baring, criticizing changes in import duties and the echoing debates on free trade. It contrasts Ashburton’s past advocacy with present caution, and weighs implications for sugar and rum duties and broader policy.
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Murphy
Leigh
E. N
M. Fair
Kingston
Lord Denman
Parke
Durham
Breslau
Paris
Cambridge
E.N
Oxford
Norwich
Lord Chiat Ths
Tindal
Justice Bosanquet
Somesset
Taunton
Justice Erskine
Justice Wightman
E. R
Philip
Lord Ashburton
Porter
Bowring
Hume
Board of ‘Trade
Lord Lansdowne
Liverpool
Manchester
Carlisle
Lord Nonteaigle
Alexander Baring
London
City of London
Huskisson
Labouchere
Fiouse of Commons
West Indies
Spitalfields
House of Commons
Scholefield
Lord Mahon
France
Transportation Committee
Robert Peel
John Russell
Lord Howick
William Molesworth
Leader
Mr. Ward
Ocean
Slavery debates and political intrigues ripple through France
Fragmented extracts describe anti abolitionist tensions and Thiers amid French liberal battles, plus depictions of Westminster politics, a York visitation court scene, electoral irregularities, royal patronage, and scattered society notes including a fatal accident near Merstham and a royal health update.
French Abolition Wave Across Caribbean Echoes
The passage argues that abolitionist action in the French West Indies and potential changes in France indicate a coming end to slavery. It links British and American pressures, declares slavery incompatible with a free press and representative government, and urges nations to heed the moral and political forces driving emancipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Islands
Cétile
Barbadoes
England
MTF
United States
Thease
French West Indies
Gratin
Eeeland
Gracie
Sna Sah
France
Very Particular Business Delays Major Chetwynd's Absence
TheHouse of Commons debated Captain Pechell s request for leave of absence for Major Chetwynd. Lygon defended the private matter as urgent, while Pechell sought permission amid marriage plans and election duties. The debate teased a resolution, with Easter wishes and a hint of Liberal alignment for a future call on the Major.
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Pechell
Chetwynd
Jug Bey
Marti
House of Cominars
Lygon
Chetwynil
The Queen's Levy-Sheffield Knighthood Awarded
Theknighted Dr Arnold Knight of Shelled receives royal honor on Wednesday. The town text lauds his integrity and influence among Sheffield residents, noting the honor reflects not only the individual but the Liberal-leaning community he serves.
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Armold Knight
Arnold Knight
Sheffield
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Marty O'Callaghan
New York
Orty O'Callaghan
New Foradia
G._B
Hyde
Dita
Elizabeth
Thomas Motley
John Renocat
Basingstoke
Jack John Richards
S. M
Caroline
Austin
Amicus
Brace
Helwyn
Jen Druid
Court of Chancery
R.M
Lord Courtenay
South Devon
Parker
Chiltern
Igt
Pidnere
the Weekly Chronicle
Harrison
Patrick Henry
Jackson
Senate
Buchanan
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Clay
Great Britain
M‘leod
Lockport
Fox
Albany
Wial
Sétis
MR. Scholefield
Monsieur Thiers
Monsieur Capo de la Feuillide
M. Granier Cassegnac
Monsieur Passy
Weat
Chamber of Deputies
Monsieur Feuillide
Journal Des Debats
Sheffiell