St Cecilia Feasts and Tidal Notes in Tavrspay Calendar
Nov 21-22 entries show lunar phase Full Moon at 2 18 minutes after, Mercury sets after 4, high water times in Tavrspay with morning and afternoon tides. Friday marks St Cecilia, patroness of church music, with noted doubt about her historic existence and recorded high water after 2.
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Severn
Thames
Adsaival
Putin
Hawke
Tavrspay
Mercury
Cecilia
St. Clement
Peter
St. Clement's
Legal and medical correspondence notices and questions
A long field of entries covers legal opinions on noncompete restraints, apprenticeship trespass, property divisions when a second wife inherits, and marriage notice rules. It also includes guidance on debt limitations, maintenance obligations, wills and executors, coroners juries exemptions, and various medical home remedies and physician-like advisories.
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M. D
F _ts
Mitchell
Reynolds
Morris
Coleman
C. W
Clerkenwell
London
John Williams
Charles
Tullus
A. B.C
N.B
A. Z
A. B
C. D
Amicus
A.C
Kennedy
Fareham
J.B. B
T. F.B
H. B
Victoria
Metropolitan Police District
Metropolitan Police Force
Medical letters and garden lore from an old weekly chronicle
The page blends medical inquiries with home remedies and horticultural notes. Readers question cures for ailments with dosages and mixtures, while the Garden section discusses elm species, their propagation, and historic associations. Also contains political commentary on Peel era debates and decorum at the Mansion House.
Weekly Chronicle offers portrait and memoir for sixpence
Subscribers may keep the paper and optional Portrait of a public figure for sixpence. Each week alternates with a steel engraving and a memoir by a noted author, or they may take only the Portrait and skip the Memoir. Non-subscribers pay 2s 6d for the Monthly Part. A memoir of Marquis of Laxspawne appears with this issue and next week a portrait of Earl of Leicester will follow.
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Weekly Chronicle
Fourrence Hall
Marquis of Laxspawne
Earl of Leicester
The Inquisition without a Mask and Tory Bigotry
A critical pamphlet discusses Toryism exposed, comparing Protestant bigotry to Catholic oppression. It denounces Sir Hussey Vivian and Mr Gregg for promoting toleration of anti Catholic measures and imagines feigned Christian unity under Queen Victoria. The text warns that Peel would scorn their principles yet profit from them, highlighting political hollowness.
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Lord Eliot
Devon
Gregg
Robert Peel
Ireland
Robers
Gladstone
Nanney
England
Inquisition
Holy Tribunal
Cadiz
Hussey Vivian
Queen Victoria
Bedlam
Liberal Party
Working Classes and the Bread Tax in Sheffield
The Sheffield Independent reports deputies from various trades meeting to urge working men to join the Anti-Corn-Law movement. It argues wages do not track food prices, cites bread as price-damaging, and praises Sheffield for recognizing the need to form committees to promote abolition of the Corn Laws before Parliament.
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Sheffield
Feargus O’connor
Northumberland
Wiltshire
Devonshire
Lord Mayor Dinner Turns Into City Party Clash
The Lord Mayor dinner, once a neutral social oasis, is now a platform for City Tory strife. Aimed at preserving courtesies at the table, the event is described as split between Conservatives and others, with debates spilling over during Turtle Soup and beyond. The scene in the Guildhall reveals heightened partisan tension among prominent citizens.
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Canterbury
Ashton
Devonport Liberals Seek Loyal, United Poll Tactics
The Devonport Liberal group declares no room for dissent within its ranks. They acknowledge the Radi cals led by Mr Leach may have a claim and urge Leach to decide promptly whether to contest the Borough against Mr Dawson or any Conservative candidate. If Leach declines, they insist Radical unity or support for Mr Tuffnell to avoid a Tory triumph.
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Devonport
Leach
Dawson
Tuffnell
Levant Despatches Point to Egypt Sultan Pact Rumor
Most important dispatches arrive in Paris from the Levant on Monday. Letters from Constantinople and Vienna suggest cabinet members hint a treaty may be signed by the Pasha of Egypt and the Sultan, with hereditary Egypt and Syria as the base and a son to govern Candia in his lifetime.
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Alexander
Cabool
Rob Roy
A. B
Weekly Chronicle
Turkey
Eeypr
le Temps
Paris
Levant
Constantinople
Vienna
Egypt
France
Syria
Candia
UniTed States
Bailey
Liverpool
New York
Mobile
Church-street
Claborne
Church
Franklin Streets
Falmouth
Sheldrake
Passingham
Brazils
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
Pernambuco
Rio
Rio Grande
Maranham
Manuel Antonio Galvao
C. M. la Gama
F. Ramiro de Assis Coelho
M. Alves Branco
Senhors Conde de Lagos
Jacinto Roque de Sena Pereira
London
Georgée
Henry Pollard
C. Ke
Bath
Anthony Phillips
Thomas Boswell
Bath Working Men’s Association
Gold and Furness
Association
Monmouth Street
Phillips
England
Bath Chartists
George Morse Bartlett
Working Men’s Association
Monmouth-street
Roberts
Newport
Royal Horse Artillery
Broomfield
10Th Hussars
45Th Regiment of Foot
45Th Regiment
Clark
Barr
John Llewellin
Neath
Swansea
Merthyr
Newport Outrage and Arm Surrender Urges Authorities
Officials warn all persons to surrender arms immediately and to avoid possession of illicit weapons as authorities outline a special commission for trials of Newport insurgents. The report details magistrates bravery, royal approval, dock workers earnings, and ongoing unrest across Monmouthshire with references to treason cases and Chartist writings.
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Edward Hopina
Westgate Inn
Lon
Ee Sang
Newport
Sparge
Monmouth
Globe
N ‘Tindal
James Parke
J. Williams
Normanspy
Monmouthshire
Wales
John Frost
Charles Waters
John Partridge
James Rust
Thomas Davis
Richard Benfield
John Rees
John Lovell
Solomon Brittain
George George
William Jones
James Morris
John Barrett
John James
Thomas Gibson
Edward Frost
Charles Groves
Job Harris
John Regan
Thomas Edwards
William Griffiths
John George
Arthur Parker
Joseph Walter
Merthyr
Cardiff
Pontypool
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Saxony
London-bridge
Medical
Beit
L. P
Hendon
J. Kirby
Benjamin Brodie
Mr. Lawrance
Bristol
M.N
T. P
C. B
Crague
Jeece M. Neeson
Botanical
Britain
Orples
Eurydice
Achilles
Etion
Andromache
D. D
Hackney
Persia
S.S
Ratelif-highway
Holland
William
Ely-house
Furnival's Inn
Shakspeare
Lord of Ely
Holborn
L. R
Lord Osbourne
National Gallery
Lord Mayor
Working Men's Association
James Rose
S. E
Democratic Association
Henry Frost
John Ball
Cornhill Twopenny-Post
Jesus Christ
Fidei Defensor
Silah
Great
Babylone
Henry, Vincent
Frost
Waters
Carlton
Neath Abbey