An Anatomy of the Peers No. XXIV overview
A Gothic roll of British aristocracy detailing the Dukes and Earls including the Devonshire Dukes wealth estates and political roles, the Digby lineage with its bears and titles, and the Chichester and St Leger branches tracing origins, offices, marriages, and mottoes across Derbyshire, Dorset, and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devonssine
Earl
Ieste
Carpenter
England
Carlton-house
Piccadilly
Devonshire-house
George Cavendish
Earl of Burlington
Duke of Devonshire
Chatworth
Hardwick-hill
Londesborough
Bolton-abbey
Lismore-castle
Chiswick
William Cavendish
Cardinal Wolsey
Henry the Eighth
Ireland
Hoase of Commons
Dangarvon
Youghall
Derby
Knaresborough
House of Commons
Nicholas
Moscow
Mr. Canning
Lord Champerlain
Duke of Wellington
Duke of Marlborough
Duke of
Brdford
Sears
Chatsworth
Hardwick
Derbyshire
Middlesex
Lismiore Castle
Waterford
Dicay
Ear
Tilton
Leicester
Dixby
Lincoln
Everard Digby
Rutland
Truton
Henry the Sixth
Kenelm Digby
Bodleian
Royal Society
Venetia
E. Stanley
Lucy Percy
Ben Jonson
Yorick
Everard Dizby
Earl of Richmon
Bosworth
Henry the
Robert Digby
Baron Disby
Geashall
William
Edward
Henry
Great Britain
Digby
Sherborne
Coleshill
Warwick
Earl Digby
Edward Digby
D.C.D
Lie
Eort Beverley
Earl Fortescue
Erstes Reiubaum
Charlotte Margaret
Ralph Wiliam Grey
Beckworth
Nordansbkerland
Gertude
Price Smith
H.R
Princess of
Capua
Baron
Baron Cloncurry
Baron Templemore
Anglesea
Wallingford
Knight
Lee
Hiis
Wales
Duke of Sussex
South
Aulley.street
Kenmel Park
St. Asaph
Dovecar
Donegal
Cirencester
Devon
Arthur Chichester
John Chichester
Devonshire
Gertrude
William Courtenay
Powderham Castle
Arthur
Baron Chichester
Belfast
Edward Chichester
Viscount Chichester
Carrickfergus
Antrim
Marquis of
Ormond
Dublin
Canckfergus
University of Dublin
Anthony Chichester
Fort Moujuich
Prince of Hesse
Fisherwick
Stafford
George Augustus
Anna
Edward May
George Hamilton
Earl of
Baron Fisherwick
Irish Linen Manufactories
Robert Peel
London
Ormeau
Hayepark
Downshire
Donxeeraile
St. Leger
Robert St. Leger
Conqueror
Sussex
Robert
Alcomb
Kent
Mary
Doneraile
Arthur St. Leger
Kilmaydon
St. Leger Aldworth
Baron Doneraile
Hayes St. Leger
Charlotte Esther
Francis
Bandon
Cork
Limmer’s Hotel
George Street
Hanover-square
Doneraile House
Mallow
Legal and moral musings on land, tenancy and wills
A collage of reader opinions and vignettes on property rights. It covers landlord and tenant relations, unlawful acts on public roads, trespass, rent seizures, seisin by inheritance, and wills. It includes commentary on ecclesiastical law, parliamentary acts, and notices about notices from readers and officials. The piece ends with a long public affairs letter and assorted inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denis
John Mingey
Questor
Lucien
C.T. L
HL. S
al Au
Wickwick
T.R. Wi
Gersvel
F. G
I'es
Lynn Regis
B. X
Frankfort Scandal and Montmorency Mockery in Court
A London paper rails at Lord Frankfort and his counsel detailing the trial against Miss Lowe, mocking the Montmorency lineage, condemning the defendant’s conduct, praising the judge, and noting public verdicts. It also discusses press prejudice, parliamentary forecasts, and potential judicial changes including Lyndhurst’s tenure and Abinger’s rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Frankfort de Montmorency
Montmorency
Frankfort
le Premier ‘ Gentilhomme’ de l'Europe
Europe
Lord Frankfort
John Morris
Mount
Mount Morgs
Herald
Central Criminal Court
Clarkson
Mr. Clarkson
Clark
Justice Erskine
England
Lord Frankfurt
Alice Lowes
Frankforts
Finding Sun Times and High Water Versus Local Guide
Instructions describe determining sunrise and sunset by latitude adjustments, and calculating high water times at major UK ports with offsets from London Dock times. It lists port-specific hour and minute additions or subtractions for Bristol, ork Cove, Falmouth, Hull, Milford Haven, Brighton, Cowes, Dover, Dublin, Holyhead, Liverpool, Port Glasgow, and Southampton. It notes other harbours and refers readers to Notices to Correspondents for calendar information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Ates
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
NewspApEr StAmPs Returns Issued To Weekly Newspapers
A record shows the number of newspaper stamps at one penny issued to weekly newspapers for April May and June 1842. The document lists monthly stamp quantities and weekly sale figures ranging across many entries including 80 000 120 000 68 000 32 000 28 000 and others. It notes Amnesty fiscal distribution and varied weekly averages to multiple newspapers.
London Urges Free Trade and Abolition of Corn Laws
The article argues tariff and protection harm the economy, noting Canadian duties and US wheat trade. It urges Londoners to act in the coming struggle for Free Trade, claiming London has a direct stake and must join in abolition of the Corn Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
London
Robert Peel
United States
Manis
America
Brazils
England
N. E. Screw Company
Providence
Pennsylvania
Boston
Massachusetts
Taritl— Portland
Be) Advertiser. Incs
Port Henry Company
Essex County
Lord Stanley
St. Lawrence
It is but fair to warn our readers about white lies
The writer remarks that newspapers commonly coin white lies for novelty and contradict them later, noting the Weekly Chronicle as an exception that does not meddle with such matters. The tone mocks sensationalism and defends careful reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goss
West End
James Graham
le Sage
Boiteux
Robert Peel
House of Commons
Lord Lyndhurst
Lord Abinger
Morning Chronicle
Touth
Pail
Lyndhurst
Sir Frederick Pollock
Rolls
Sir Frederick
F. Pollock
Mr. Lytton
Sindbad
Weekly Chronicle
Plan for Middle Island settlement faces Colonial Office opposition
A plan led by George Rennie to establish a large settlement on New Zealand's Middle Island is blocked by Lord Stanley's policy favoring restraint on colonization. The piece criticizes official inertia, cites Wellington as potential capital, and urges alternative sites like Banks Peninsula or Lookers-on Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Island
New Zealand
George Rennie
M.P
Ipswich
Colonial Office
Lord Stanley
Mr. Rennie
Wellington
Hudson
Auckland
Hobson
Italy
Sicily
Rennie
Banks
Lookers-on-Bay
Robert Peel
British Queen arrives at Cowes after short Fayal stay
News from Cowes reports the British Queen reached the roadstead at three this morning after five days at Fayal for coal and weather delays. Five bags of letters and six passengers came ashore with reports denying losses of nearby ships. The Medway is due at Southampton, and British mails and passengers proceed to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Legh
Rochdale
Meteo
Cirencester
House of Commons
Ephem
Prince of Wales
Weathers Margi
E.N.M
Martin Lutherborn
Weather— Murphy
E.N.M. Fair
St. Martin's Day
Sattroway
Cambridge Michalmas
N.M
Cowes
Fayal
Medway
Southampton
London
Ste Or Vicar
Antwerp
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
Keys
Gulf of Mexico
Medina
Admiralty
Honduras
M. Rochussen
Berlin
Prussia
Holland
Brussels
M. Olozaga
Madrid
Spain
Belgium
France
Paris
Lorp Morpeth
Lord Morpeth
America
Sheffield
Gresham College
City of London
Cheapside
Pullen
Anticorn Meeting and Liberal Fund Drive in Manchester
A Friday morning Anticorn Law SCE meeting in Manchester discussed raising £50,000 for the fund. Notables like Mr J Bright, Rev Mr Bonner, and Alderman Wally Rawson spoke, with pledges from a landowner for £100 and calls to form county and town committees to rally donors of all means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxchester
Ieting Street
J. Bright
Rochdale
Mag
Bilston
Staffordshire
M.P
W. Rawson
Acre Te Coby
R. R. Moore
Brooks
Rh. Rawson
G. Wilson
Manchester
Darey
Bonne Bilston
Cobden
League
Applense
R. Peel
Parliame
W. J. Bonner
T. Bright
Owen
College of Surgeons
Airey
Faraday
Cuurca
Benson
Turle
Westminnster Abbey
Messrs. Hawkins, Hobbs
Haerncastle
Chapel Royal
Young
The
Foundling
Calvert
St. Paul's Choir
Bishop
Vauxhall-Bridge Company
George and Vulture Tavern
Cornhill
John Warrington
Westminster Bridge
Peel
Ireland
Tuam
County Galway
Liverpool
Robert Peel
Commission of the Peace
Coffey
Dunmore
Treasury
Rentish Gazette
Cheltenham
R.M.P. Wall
Augustus Newton
RB. T. Ricketts
Rebecca Ricketts
Thomas Wright
George Buckman
Edward Cousins
Straford
R. T. Ricketts
Letitia Frances Henry Newton
R. T. Rick
London
Newton
Lady Ricketts
Edward Cousing
Robert Ricketts
Magy Trates
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Correspondenge
Sec
Mepican
Marquis Tellesley
Northleach
Charles Beale
Galen
Beate
Orloucester
Ife
India
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Robert Sale
Jeflalalad
Dost Mahomed
Lord Ellenborough
Cubul
Indus
Sulege
Khyber
Bolan
Persia
Russia
Jill
St. Clement Danes
G. Thompson
Foreign Commission
P. J
Fubbs
Lady Byron
Lord Byron
Earl Lovelace
Lord King
Medical Times
Essex-street
Strand
S. K
Essequibo
Nell
Allauhes
Thespia
Philip Ralph Islington
Walter Maltby
Souter and Lait
Fleet-Street
J. J
Great Britain and Ireland
North
E.ll
AMAIL
Chronicle
Bell
Lon
Me Examiner
Ea Britannia
Eave Wees
Spectator
National Advertiser
New Weekly Mess
Atlas
Betsey
Observer
Eees Argus Eee
British
the Weekly Chronicle
Troy
Colynehonn
Siecle
Cincinnati
Graz
NEW Zealand Colonists
Kno
Tria Wril Pee ‘Jong
Bru His
Gta Riv Ge