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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 12, 1842

Page

4

Anatomy of the Peers in Ireland and Britain

A historical survey of noble families from Hutchinson and Donoughmore to Dormer and Sackville detailing lineage, titles, seats, marriages, and notable deeds. It traces origins, peerage creations, seat locations, political leanings, and mottoes across Donoughmore, Dorchester, Sackville, Douglas, Sackville, and Hillsborough lineages with key dates and roles.

Nebo Earl O Is John Hely Ireland Hutchinson Richard Hutchinson Eeq Nocklofty County Tipperary Lawes-borough City of Cork Viscount Hutchinson John Lord Hutchinson Ralph Abercromby Egypt Baron Hutchinson Alexandria Knocklofty Margaret Gardener Viscount Mountjoy Richard John Sairdale Barbara William Reynell Castle Reynell County Westmeath House of Lords Viscount Beresford Viscount Gort Tipperary Munster Donoughmore Dorchester Oxford Guy Carleton St. James's Street Berkshire Dormer Henry the Eighth Robert Dormer Knt Baron Dormer Wenge Ascot Carnarvon Newbury Rowland Joseph Thaddeus Dormer Charles John Evelyn Pierreviut Hungary Grau Elizabeth Anne Henry Joseph Wichborne, Bart Baron Teynkum Baron Clifton Thomas Sackvile Elizabeth Duke of Norfolk Buckhurst Sussex England Dorset Warton Cambridge Gorboduck Inner Temple Queen Elizabeth Whitehall Earl of Essex Lord Buckhurst Robert Edward Clarendoin Scotland Lrd Bruce Flanders Antwerp Lord Bruce Edward Sackville Charles I Richard Lionel Earl of Middlesex Baron Cranfield Cranfield County Bedford Lionel Cranfield Duke of George Baron Boulbroke Sacksille John Frederick France George John Frederick Dublin Viscount Sackville G. S. Germain Duke of Newcastle Duke of Manchester Liverpool Harley-street Drayton Thrapstone Northamptonshire Dovcas John Stewart Grandtully Nova Scotia Jane Douglas James Second Marquess of Douglas Sholta Archibald Stewart Archibald Duke of Douglas Duke of Hamilton Douglas Mr. Stewart Madame le Boun Fauxbourgh St. Germain Paris Hamilton Stewart Douglas Castle Archibald Douglas Charles Douglas Baron Gage Baron Fisherwick Forfar George Scott Stanteal James Douglas George Douglas Cox's Hotel Jermyn-street Bothwell Lanark Fran Amry Court of King’s Bench Ulysses Burgh Clanricarde Orange Party Athy Kildare Downsake de la Montague Plain Hill Moses Hill Hills Devonshire O'Neill Older@at-castle Trevor Hill Hillsborough Harwich Essex Fareford Downshire Arthur Blundell Sandys Trumbull Hill Maria Otho Earl Hillsborough Earl Clarendon Earl Bathurst C Unty Down South Down Hillsborough Fort Lord Hillsborough County of

Legal Q and A on tenancies wills and maintenance

A compilation of legal correspondence covers husband and wife maintenance under common law, wardship and support, and various questions about deeds and estates. It discusses joint tenancies versus tenants in common, entail, pawnbrokers, notices, and procedures for creditors, with examples and expert guidance from multiple readers. The piece also notes scholarly opinions on seals, stamps, and the proper handling of funeral expenses and administrator duties. The Weekly closes with weather and calendar notes and reader commentary.

J. Wi Aly Court of Chancery W. PB. Rogers M. T God J Durham Ireland J C Potterius M. L G. B T. W.S C.C

Newspaper Stamps Return for Weekly Papers 1842

A government return lists the number of newspaper stamps issued at one penny to weekly newspapers. It specifies stamps issued for April May and June 1842 and notes the weekly average sale of each. The document records quantities by title and outlines the period’s stamp distribution to periodical publishers.

Calendar for Britain and Ireland Sunrise Sunset Rules

This calendar explains how to determine sunrise and sunset times for any place in Great Britain and Ireland using latitude adjustments. It also gives high water times for major ports with hour and minute offsets for locations like London, Bristol, Cork, Falmouth, Hull, Milford Haven, Dover, Holyhead, Liverpool, Port Glasgow and Southampton.

Great Britain Ireland London-Duck Gates Bristol Cork Cove Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Lublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton

War plans and finance in India and Cabul advance

The piece argues India will push toward Cabul despite delays, praising Pollock and Nott in their march while warning of supply issues and prisoner dynamics. It questions Sikh annexation plans and notes Ellenborough creates a Finance Committee to curb deficits, urging cautious imperial expansion and financial prudence.

Overland Mail India China Lord Elenborough Cabul Elphinstone the Times Akhbar Khan Affghanistan Pollock Nott Jellalabad Cabal Lady Sale Shere Sing Lion of Lahore Army of Reserve England British India Lord Ellenborough

War and finance in 19th century Asia and Britain

The text contrasts Contingent Disbursements rising from 37 to 108 Lacs Rupees between 1831 and 1841, questions savings from Ellenborough's circular, and then analyzes the China war context. It discusses Chinese defenses, potential Pekin strike, naval and land forces, inland tactics, and the uncertainty of a swift resolution, with observers noting delays until next year due to unresolved issues.

Lord Ellenborough China Pekin

A Chartist Sketch of a Chartist Leader and Tory Tactics

A critical piece argues Chartist factions betray the cause, criticizing O'Connor Griffin and Cobden related maneuvering. It accuses inner circles of demonizing rivals, warns against Tory obstruction, and condemns manipulation of the Six Points versus immediate relief. The piece references Sheffield visit and warns readers to resist perceived Liberal deceit and instigated divisions.

Birmingham O'Connor Griffin Bronterre O'Brien Fox Tergium House of Commons Northern Star Cobden Sheffield Friends of Free Trade Independent Stephenson's Square Cobden Bright Rochdale Scot Holberry

Parliament and the New Zealand Company Critique

A critique of the New Zealand Company and Lord John Russell's handling of colonial policy. It denounces the company’s uncrowned charter, the New Zealand Governor appointment, and Downing Street’s mismanagement. The piece argues for dismissing Lord Stanley and condemns Hobson’s actions in New Zealand as harmful to settlers and natives alike.

New Zealand Lord John Russell New Zealand Company Great Britain Louis Philippe John Russell Downing-street Colonial Office Barataria Dean Swift Stanley Stephen Antipodes Shining Rogers Bays Lord Stanley Capt Hobson France Barings Petres Soames Sinclair Glenelg

French brig of war arrives as Turkish forces withdraw

La Presse cites a Beyruth arrival and a British steamer report that Druses and Maronites reconciled, rising to force Turkish troops from mountain positions. Spain’s government presses clashes with the press as twelve journalists form an association to defend liberty and the 1837 constitution. A brutal Ellesmere stabbing leaves two men wounded. suspect Edward Williams arrested after a violent assault during a Van Amburgh performance.

la Presse Alexandria Beyruth Liverpool Malta India Mail Spain Isabella Castellano Ist Inst United Kingdom Duke of Buccleugh Lord Wharncliffe Commons Ley Sergeant Sparklne Sergeant Alderley Ellis Turner Lord Campbell Tindal Serjeant Atcherley St. Andrew's HoLpory Titus Ellesmere Edward Williams Penley Judson Thomas Mason Mason Moseley House of Industry C. K. Mainwaring Enq Macmichael County Constabulary Williams

Swindon Work Begins At Great Western Station Town

Swindon rapid progress with new town development near the Great Western railway station. Three hundred houses planned for officers and servants, many already tenantable, with accommodation for one to two thousand workers including guards and porters to staff the engine factory.

Bure James Stuan Staple Inn St. Katherine Kingsbridge Swindon Great Western Copany London and Birmingham Wilverton Hon Society of the Middle Temple Witlinm Henry Rough John Simon Henry Thomas Cole William Baynes Bri Sevany Hamburgh Gravesend Louisa St. Petersby Orfordness Revanche Marseilles Dow Leag Jackson Caithner Dundee Gothland Liverpool Reform Tralee Hope North Shields Union Chronicle Raiway Thames Haven Blackwall Herne Bay Canterbury Maidstone Great Western Railway Macintosh Ranger Lewis and Brown Burge Boulogne Tallor Jedburgh Glasgow Gateshead Samuel Pugh Brilley Paris Jamaica Demerara Guiana Times Rogsery Brizos Byles Justice Patteson Nisi Prius Marquis of Hertrom Sutton Sharpe Bank of England Richard M'‘Greevey Keown Bangor Union 15 Union Advocate Morning _ Advertiser Fleet-street London J. Cleave Shoe Lane Falraction Venables Spitalfields Cronin

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