Hutchinson and allied peers of Ireland and Downe
A detail filled survey traces the lineage and titles of Irish and British peers including Hutchinson of Knocklofty Donoughmore Lord Donoughmore Dorchester Dormer Sackville Douglas Downes Hillsborough and Hillsborough heirs. It notes seats, boroughs, marital ties, roles in parliament and army, mottoes, residences and key political leanings with emphasis on their precedence and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treland
Hutchinson
Lamarrieye
Richard‘Hutchinson
Knocklofty
County Tipperary
Lanesborough
City of
Cork
Ireland
Viscount Hutchinson
John
Lord Hutchinson
Sir Ralph Abercromby
Egypt
Baron Hutchinson
Alexandria
John Hely
Margaret Gardener
Viscount Mountjoy
Richard John
Sairdale
Barbara
Col
William Reynell
Castle Reynell
County Westmeath
House of Lords
Viscount Beresford
Viscount Gort
Tipperary
Munster
Donorghmore
Lavalette
Sackville-street
Knocklofty-house
Clonmel
Palmerston House
Dublin
Dorchester
Guy Carleton
Oxford
Anne
W. J. Wauchope
Baron Kenyon
Suffield
7Th Hussars
St. James's
Berkshire
Dormer
Henry the Eighth
Robert Dormer
Baron Dormer
Wenge
Ascot
Carnarvon
Newbury
Rowland
Joseph Thaddeus Dormer
Charles
John Evelyn Pierrepaint
Hungary
Gran
May Sid
Elizabeth Anne
Henry Joseph ‘Tichborne, Bart
Baron Teynham
Baron Clifton
Stevens
New
Dend-shert
Sears
Peterley-house
Amersham
Grave-park
Warwick
Dorset
Duke of
House of Dorset
Robert de Saukeville
Herbrand de Saukaville
John Sacksille
Surrey
Sussex
Henry the
Greenwich
Philip and
Mary
Privy Council
Elizabeth
Kent
Thomas Sackville
Duke of Norfolk
Baron Buckhurst
Buckhurst
England
Warton
Cambridge
Gorboduck
Inner Temple
Queen Elizabeth
Whitehall
Earl of Essex
Lord Buckhurst
Robert
Edward
Clarendon
Scotland
Lrd Bruce
Flanders
Antwerp
Lord Bruce
Edward Sackville
Charles I
Richard
Lionel
Earl of Middlesex
Baron Cranfield
Cranfield
County Bedford
Middlesex
Lionel Cranfield
George
Baron Bolbroke
Sackville
John Frederick
France
George John Frederick
Viscount Sackville
Germain
Duke of Newcastle
Duke of Manchester
Liverpool
Wellington-Peel
Eisher
Harley-street
Drayton
Thrapstone
Northamptonshire
Bovdas
John Stewart
Grandtully
Nova Scotia
Jane Douglas
James Second Marquess of Douglas
Sholto
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
Sir George Scott
The
Red
James Douglas
George Douglas
Cox's Hotel
Jermyn-street
Douglas and Bothwell-castles
Lanark
Downes
William Downes
Court of King's Bench
Lord Kilwarden
Ulysses Burgh
House of Clanricarde
House of Commons
Crasge
Athy
Kildare
Downsairg
de la Montague
Moses Hill
Devonshire
O'Neill
Olderflat-castle
Trevor Hill
Hillsborough
Baron Hill
Kilwarlin
Harwich
Essex
Fareford
Earl of
Downshire
Arthur Blundell Sandys Trumbull Hill
Maria
Otho
Lord Hillsborough
Down
Legal and financial advice column on dependency and property rules
Readers query on support for a father, survivorship in joint tenancies, entail and insurance, and how to handle costs, debts, and administration. Answers cover rent, maintenance, probate, and notices, with practical steps and cautionary notes for heirs, executors, and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W
Court of Chancery
T. T
Rogers
M.T
God J
Durham
Ow. J
Ireland
Potteries
M. L
T. W.S
C.C
Time for sunrise sunset and tides in Britain and Ireland
Guide to calculating sunrise and sunset times by latitude with adjustments for degrees and a method to derive high water times at major ports. It lists offsets from London Dock gates for Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow and Southampton. Also mentions consulting Notices to Correspondents for calendar related information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Newspaper Stamps Return of Penny Issue to Weekly Papers
The record lists the number of newspaper stamps at one penny issued to weekly newspapers for the months of April May and June 1842 and notes the weekly average sales for each title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jime
India and Afghanistan War Debates and Plans Under Review
The Weekly Chronicle analyzes British policy toward Afghanistan and Cabul, arguing for a decisive advance under Pollock and Nott, while warning that delays and missteps threaten success. It notes potential Sikh annexation plans via Shere Singh, questions forced gains versus legality, and reports a Finance Committee to curb deficits in British India amid costly movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Mail
India
China
Lord Ellenborough
Cabul
Elphinstone
the Times
Akhbar Khan
Affghanistan
Pollock
Nott
Jellalabad
Lady Sale
Lion of
Lahore
Army of Reserve
England
Shere Sing
British India
War and finance note on Contingent Disbursements and Pekin plan
The piece analyzes rising Contingent Disbursements from 37 to 108 lacs rupees over a decade and questions whether savings can be achieved. It contrasts European circulars with British naval action in China, speculates on plans to strike Pekin, and weighs Chinese resistance, inland tactics, and the uncertain timeline of a Pekin campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Ellenborough
China
Pekin
A Chartist Sketch of a Chartist Leader
A political pamphlet style piece criticizes Chartist leaders including O Conn or and Griffin. It attacks the Northern Star editorial line andCobden visits Sheffield. It argues that Tory tactics and demagogic manipulation undermine Chartist aims while urging unity and resistance to perceived opposition forces. It references Brury and Holberry and warns readers to oppose “Humbugs.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Star
Birmingham
O'Connor
Griffin
Bronterre O'Brien
Fos
House of Commons
Br. Cobden
Sheffield
Friends of Free Trade
Independent
Stephenson’s Square Cobden
Bright
Rochdale
Brummagem
Scot
Holberry
New Zealand Charter and the Downing Street Dilemma
A critical panorama of the New Zealand venture, arguing the New Avaland Company sailed with no legal authority and that Downing Street clerks favored a flawed governor system. The piece foreshadows Captain Hobson’s role, accusing Lord Stanley of hindering progress and provoking costly settlement. The author calls for immediate dismissal of the offending official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Lord John Russell
New Aveland Company
Great Britain
Louis Philippe
John Russell
Downing-street
New Avaland Company
Dean Swift
Colonial Office
Stanley
Stephen
Rogers
Arrival of a French brig and Turkish retreat in Syria
La Presse reports a French brig from Beyruth arriving before the Great Liverpool steamer departs for Malta to carry the India mail. The Druses and Maronites reconciled, rose en masse, and forced Turkish troops from mountain positions, with Beyruth artillery supporting insurgents. The Spain press clash continues as twelve journalists form an association to defend liberty and the 1837 constitution. Parliament prorogued to December 13. Funeral of Mr Sergeant Spanxte noted. Public meetings at Saint Andrews advocate aiding defendants in rector suits. Additional items cover Downing Street colonisation critique, colonial wargames, and various maritime and legal notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Presse
Alexandria
Beyruth
Liverpool
Malta
India Mail
Spain
Isabella
Ist Inst
United Kingdom
Duke of Buccleagh
Lord Wharncliffe
Commons
Ley
Sergeant Spanxte
Russell Square
Kensall-green
Inglis
Lord Campbell
Sergeant Atcherley
Ellis
Turner
Tindal
Serjeant Atcherley
St. Andrew's, HoLpory
Mechanics’ Institution
Thomas Wakley
Parliam
Butte
James Lees
Wortley
St. Katherine
Swindon
Pany
London and Birmingham
Verton
Hon
Society of the Middle Temples
Henry Rough
John Simon
Henry Thomas
William Baynes
Brighton
Ska
Ren Dows
Spye
Hamburgh
Gravesend
Louisa
St. Peters
Donia
Orfordness
Revanche
Seillvs
Jackson
Caithner
Duns
Gothland
Dundee
Skerri
Reform
Tralee
Liver
Ber
North Shields
Union
Morning Chronicle
Ratway
Thames Haven
Blackwall
Canterbury
Maidstone, &c
Great Western Railway
Macintosh
Ranger
Ler
Brown
Burge
Ihree Piitots
Richard M‘greevey
M‘keown
Pict
Bangor
Ulster Times
Cheltenham
Joseph Cooper Stratford
London
Rebecca Ricketts
Thomas Writ George Buckman
Edward Cousins
Doctors’commons
Hobbs
Sirk J. Ricketts
Pries
George Buckins
Stratford
Worcester
Straford
Admiral Ricketts
J. Stubbs
Manchester
Salford
Greg
Roberts
Directa
Mont
Aow
Bank For
Smith
Messrs
Hilton
Darwin
Joseph Raleigh and Co
Raleigh and Co
Hilton and Co
L&l
Curtis
Parr, Curtis, and Co
Stubbs
Samuel Walker
L Division
la Militaire
Union Hall
Rosetta
Highwood
Phenix Park
Dublin
T. F. Kennedy
Treasury
Boulogne
Venables
Levin Dispensary
Spitalfields
Cronin
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Australian Land Company
Mauvers
Walker
W E
Freer Prison
Fou
Queen's Bench
Kimsey
Furetarum
Great Britain and Ireland
Alt
Weekly Chronicle
Bell
Len
Mes
Examiner
Britannia
John Bull Spectator
Row
Ewe
National Advertiser
Thas Observer
Argus
the Weekly Chronicle
Downing Street
Lord Stanley
Capt
Hobson
Wakefield
New Zealand Company
Barings
Petres
Soames
Sinclairs
Glenelg
John Rugzell
Ellesmere
Shropshire
Edward Williams
Penley
Judson
Thomas Mason
Mason
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