York Archbishop issues injunctions to dean and chapter
In 1841 Archbishop Eward of York issues multiple injunctions to the dean, chapter, and canons of St. Peter in York. Orders cover repairing titles on church land, ratifying a £520 fund allocation, recovering £200 from lead sale, applying surplus income to education, inspecting chancels, and registering the injunctions. The chapter clerk notes £4,200 owed to tradesmen awaiting payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaward
York
England
St. Poeter
W. H. Dixon
Petition To The Queen To Visit Ireland
Ireland reports say Irish subjects plan to petition Queen Victoria for a summer visit. The Dublin Monitor notes Her Majesty cannot leave England this year but expresses satisfaction at the affection shown. Also included are Kilkenny murder and seduction court cases from Ireland and France.
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Inelaxp
Ireland
England
London
Dublin Monitor
Kilkenny
Garyduff
Hely
Daniel M‘cabe
James Donovan
M‘cabe
Dublin
Dusaix
Nisi Prius
Magrath
Brown
Charlotte Magrath
Mayo
Wexford
Dollymount
Cumming
Scotland views on banking and anti corn law movement
A Kelso paper notes government will not disrupt Scots banking. The Scorriso Hospital anniversary in London chaired by the Marquis of Breadalbane raised Queen and Queen Dowager subscriptions. A Scottish anti corn law agitation grows with petitions and public meetings from Edinburgh Greenock Selkirk Stirling Kelso Earlstoun and others urging repeal of the bread tax.
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Kelso Paper
Scorriso Hospital
Freemasons
Marquis of
Prince Albert
Princess Royal
Duchess of Kent
Donald M‘leod
Scotland
London
Highland Society
Chisholm
Wilson
Fitzwilliam
Broadhurst
Miss Steele
England
Edinburgh
Greenock
Selkirk
Stirling
Kelso
Earlstoun
Dundee
Perth
Dalkeith
Anti-corn-law Association of
Glasgow
Glasarea
Persian Dinners and Petrarchan Notes in LITERARY CHRONICLE
A period piece review covers George Fowler's Three Years in Pansta, Persia through vivid extracts on Persian meals, harem life, and court ritual. It also previews Petrarch biographies by Thomas Campbell, including Laura’s tale, Petrarch’s infidelity, and his death, plus literary notices and minor poetry selections.
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Pansta
Persia
China
Thomas Campbell
London
Henry Colburn
Petrarch
de Sade
Baldelli
Laura
George Bell
Simpkin and Marshall
Tus
Wm. Leask
Eton Montem expected to be honored by royalty
The Eton Montem is expected to attract Her Majesty and Prince Albert this year. The third annual Humane Society meeting at Exeter Hall, chaired by Mr. C Hindley MP, drew MPs clergy and many friends. O'Connell was present and the hall filled with ladies as the society gains momentum despite obstacles.
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Petrarch
Laura
Avignon
Italy
Socrates
Virgil
St. Clara
Verona
Babylon
Eton Montem
Prince Albert
Exeter Hall
C. Hindley
M.P
O'Connell
Carsozrie Charities
Freemasons
Great Queen Street
Moorfields
Lincoln’s-inn Fields
Manchester Square
Lord Clifford
Mr. O'Connell
Edward Petre
Ireland
Sappho
Dunlop
Foam
Greig
Louisa Baillie
Scanlan
St. Katharine
West India Docks
Hong Kong
China
Kent
Dover Chronicle
Max
Edward Brown
Barnhill
Stamford
Mr. Conant
S. R. Fydell
Payne
Judith Marshall
Corn and import duties dominate imperial parliament reports
Monday and Tuesday debates in the House of Lords and Commons focus on corn laws, sugar duties, timber duties, and broader free trade vs protection. Lords clash over exports, wages, and slave-grown sugar while ministers press a fixed or graduated corn duty. opposition laments distress in manufacturing districts and foresees political shifts.
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Duke of Rutrano
Earl Fitzwilliam
Earl of Rirox
Pier
Earl of Ripon
Duke of
Fitzwilliam
Wexitincton
Asyaurton
Earl of Clarenpvon
Lord Asxsueton
Lord Ashburton
Earl of Wicxton
Lord Melbourne
Marquis of Normandy
House OF Commons
Wenn Rose
Lord J. Russell
J. Russel
Epwarp Kwarcusung
Sreaker
Cuazies Grey
Lord Sandon
Mr. Sayrie
West Indies
Ainsworth
Brazil
Honors
England
Trotter
Rocue
Turnet
G.H. Cavenpisx
Mathew
Benjamin Hare
Strutt
M. Purses
Manchester
Barnon
W. Wixcoasrs
T. Duxcesse
Ireland
S. Lushington
Tower Hamlets
Cuba
Duncombe
Bethnal,green
London
Bethnal-green
Marylebone
Carmel Buildings
Birmingham
Burton-on-Trent
Eee
Hindersfield
Nottingham
Duke of Wellington
Church
House of Lords
Lord Stanley
James Graham
Mr. Muniz
Mr. Muntz
Suetn
Villiers
Suell
Huskisson
Burnley
Trinidad
J. J. Gurney
T. F. Buxton
Winrters
East Indies
BE. Knatensiz
Alston
Hertfordshire
Hodges
East Kent
C. Butter
Perpetea
R. Peet
William Greg
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
East
Mauritius
Grant
Lord Glenelg
Mr. Ewart
United States
Edward Ellice
Williams
Canada
Lord John
Lord Parswenston
Sir R. Peel
R. Peel
Joan Roussexz
Tamworth
London University
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the Weekly Chronicle
Literary Chronicle
Shah
Bejan Shah
Sofra
Makoo
Thaye
Petersburgh
Tauris
Russia
M. A. Khan
Audibert de Neves
Esmessends
Hugh de Sade
Vaucluse
John
Francesca
Lombes
Pierce le Bercheur
France
Milan
Britain
Jovanni Manzini
Domenico Aretino
Padua
Loper
D'Almaine and Co
Imperial Parliament
Exchequer
Court of Exchequer
Manchester and Leeds
West Durham
Liverpool Dock
Liverpool
Cliftonbridge
Plymouth and Exeter
Plymouth and Eastern
Slough and
Colnbrook
Coventry and Warwick
Brampton
Winwick Rectory
Bury
Eccleshall
Uplyne
Gamlingay
Earl of Clarendon
Earl of Shaftesbury
Baron Hastings
Jacob Astley
Lord Denson
Mrbourne
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