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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Murphy
E.N.M
Meteo
Ephem
Truesday
Equity
Legh
Weperspay
Andover
Rubens
Arete Utpes
Metro
Rennie
Lloyd's
Cobbett
E. M
Kilmallock
Fleet
Queen's Bench
Old Fleet
Common Pleas
Home Secretary
Himsel
Weekly Chronicle
Bell
Low
Examiner
Bell's
Britannia
Nets
TR Spectator
John Bull Rites
National Advertiser
New Weekly
Atlas
Observer
Age Steet
Great Britain and Ireland
Londonn
North
High Witer
the Weekly Chronicle
Downing Street
Wakefield
Ellesmere, Shrophire
Bearcy
Panie
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