Calculating Sunrise and Sunset in Great Britain and Ireland
The article explains a method to determine sunrise and sunset times by locating a place on a guide, map, or history book, adjusting the time by minutes per degree of latitude, and applying regional offsets for major ports such as London, Bristol, York, and others. It lists local corrections for several harbors and notes the timing details for the Week and Advent season with ecclesiastical lessons, moon age, and day length.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Ave
Theo
Pecketts
London Dockwates
Bristol
York
Hall, &H
Llford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Holyhead Harbour
Port Glasow
Son” -Mpom
Monnay
Torsvay
Wepnespay
Tucaapar
Farnar
Sartrpay
Collision at Richmond Station Injures Many and Kills One
Witnesses recount a ballast engine striking an express near Richmond as signals failed to avert disaster. Fireman William Watkins and driver Healey face charges while medical staff treat the injured, including deceased Richard Perry, with coroner adjourning the inquiry for further testimony.
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Richmond
Healey
Henry Stanford
New Richgneld
George Hewitt
Lack
Joseph Andrews
Windeer
the Locomative
Biggen
Barnes
Watkins
Datchet
Mee
Perry
Edward Henry Hills
Ambrose Bowles
Howles
William Watkins
South Western Railway Company
Penryn
Richard Perry
J. ¥. Gooch
Locomotive Department
Iinese
Inspector Brown
Samuel Dear
Waterloo
Black Horse
H.C. Lecey
M.P
London
Attempted murder in Welworth involves cabinet maker husband
In Welworth on Hill street George Croome 26 a cabinet maker residing at 126 Hill street is accused of attempting to murder his wife after a late night quarrel. The wife lay unconscious with severe head wounds. Croome was taken to Walworth station after bystanders alerted authorities. Surgeons tend her condition as brain concussion suspected. The wife, 26 with four years married and no children, and Croome’s drinking spree cited as context.
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Hill Street
Welworth
George Croome
White
Walworth
Ar. Crisp
Taylor and Crisp
Mr. Crisp
Lambeth
Destructive Fires Destroy Factory and Twenty Homes
A large fire on Kingsland Road destroyed Mr Lawson’s floor cloth and table cover factory, with timber walls and contents ablaze. The blaze spread to nearby tenements in Wilmer gardens and Northampton street, damaging buildings and furniture. several houses were not insured. Fire brigades arrived but could not save the factory, which burned until nine o’clock. estimates put the loss at thousands of pounds. No insured coverage for the factory or many adjacent homes.
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Kingsland Road
Lawson
Wilmer
Gardens
Northampton
London Brigade
West of Englan Company
Braidwood
Fogo
Connorton
Fosato
Deas
Weat of England
Watt
Wilmer Gardens
John Squires
Oakley
Leicaster- Jahire
Randell
Royal Exchange
Northampton Street
Skilmer Gardens
YW. A. Coger
Meuars, Parker and Co
Newgate Street
Farringdon Street
Gambia
Jane Agusta
Hewett
Hull
Caquinbo
St. Antonio
Othors
Forscaatle
England
Williams
St. Vincent's
Cape de Verd Islands
John Seyfort
Sherrard Street
John Holland
Sanddler
Rathbone Place
James Thompston
Kensington
William Clark
Porter Street
John Saunders
Commercial Road
Mordaunt
Belgrave Street
Pimlico
William Howard
George Caldwell
Little Guildford Street
Russell Sequare
Mr. Bingham
Marlborough Street
Castle Street
Leicestersgeer
Beresford
Commissioners of Police
Hoaes No
Leicester
Square
Hart
Mathowas
Seyfort
Holland
Pat
Malnk
Howard
Caldwell
Edwin
Longacre
Ballantine
Bingham
Aeit
Binghem
West Riding contest proves electorate rejects noble meddling
The West Riding of Yorkshire resists lordly dictate as voters spurn a Fitzwilliam-backed candidate. Roebuck emerges as a potential rival, praised for candor and fearlessness, while Roebuck could press Lass of privileges and attack abuses in Parliament. The piece lauds a model member and urges electors to back an independent, broad-minded representative over party puppets.
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Liberal Party
West Riding
Wentworth
Reed
Earl Fiizhardinge
West Gloucestershire
Norval
England
West
Lord Morpeth
Calling Eardley Eardley
Leeds Mercury Proprietors
Exeter Hall
Fitzwilliam
Beckett Dennison
Yorkshire
Roebuck
Weat
Bach
Denison vs Roebuck in Tory choice for Yorkshire seat
The Times backs Mr Denison against Mr Roebuck as a Tory candidate. The writer notes Denison, a Railway Director and Chairman, would bolster railway monopolies in Parliament, arguing Yorkshire voters should not empower a man who would push great amalgamations that threaten local political and commercial interests.
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Denison
The
Times
Roebuck
Hoe
House of Commons
Yorkshire
Crisis in Prussia Deepens as Assembly Battles King
The ongoing Prussian crisis pits the King against the Assembly. Publicly, the Assembly claims power, with 276 voting against taxes and urging a ministry trusted by the people. General Wrangel's stance tests obedience to the Frankfort Assembly's authority amid looming political upheaval.
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Prussia
Berlin
Wrangel
Empire
Brandenburg
Frankfort
Imperial Assembly
Prunsin
Schleswig
The Female Republicans of Paris Banquet Scene
A 19th century observer describes a Paris charity banquet by the Matrons of Socialism, 1209 attendees including many children, with toasts and speeches. The writer contrasts French tolerance with English propriety, noting young speakers and adult demagoguery.
Yankee explorer in Holy Land stirs curiosity and praise
The piece extols Captain Lynch an American officer navigating the Dead Sea and collecting specimens. It contrasts modern politics with quiet inquiry, notes previous attempts by Mr Cardagen, and praises Lynch for his scientific and historical contributions while highlighting the commercial spirit's role in supporting such ventures.
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Lynch
Dead Sea
Cardagen
Captain Lynch
Sodom
Niobe
Thessaly
National Gallery
Lot
Boston
New York
Jonathen
Gomorreh
Educational Reform at Oxford Seeks to Overtake Cambridge
An essay argues Oxford must reform its heads of houses dominated system to match Cambridge gains. It calls for awakening Hebdomadal Board, end collegiate autocracy, and empower tutors and undergraduates to influence university policy amid long-standing neglect and corporate somnolence.
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Oxford
Cambridge
University
Oxford and the Hebdomadal Board Reform Debate
A long critique of Oxford University’s Hebdomadal Board condemns its censorious history and calls for broader reform. It argues for expanded curricula including physical science while warning against rigid compulsory study in classical fields. The piece endorses cautious modernization to avoid stamping out independent thought.
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aYstemoonite
Gore
Diferns Gradea
Generyl
Baneia
Orford
Hebdemacay
Oxford
Taza
Hebdomadai Board
Weny
Acland
Crose
The City Medical Officer and His Sanitary Measures
A critical review of a city sewer report argues for radical reform over milder fixes. It denounces flushing and hand cleaning as ineffective and warns that millions of cesspools threaten public health, urging comprehensive modernization and better water supply.
Sudden Death of Sir John Barrow Bart at Spring Gardens
An obituary notes the sudden death of Sir John Barrow Bart who died at his Spring Gardens residence after a walk in St James's Park. He collapsed at luncheon and life ceased shortly after the attacked pulse. Dr Rigby and Sir John’s son attended, declaring death by syncope after a brief illness.
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Jony Barnow
John Barrow
Admiralty
Touraday
John
St. James's Park
New Street
Spring Gardens
Montjoie
Claremont
Richmond
Gueneau de Mussy
Lyon Playfair
Manchester
Clay
Preston
Health of Towns Journal
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Bidu Watee
Great Britain and Ireland
LonDor
Ofratas
Miroter
Moro
Curace
Westminster
St Gabriel, Pimlico
Cabitt
Westminster Hall
New Palace Yard
A. B
George Street
Maidatone
Treasury
Bradford
Amelia
Pentonville
M.oxford
Bolywell
Stationers Hall
Bexley
B. B
Gosport
Cambro
Louth
C. F
Co. I
Isington
Clericus
Totteridge
G.M
King Street
Scotland
E. B
Cane
Eliza
Droitwich
F. C
Exeter
F.O
Palsca Court
Court of Queen's Bench
Palace Court
F. S
Hayes
Gertrude
Rugby
Fou
Hanwell
George
Pour
Isabella
Greenwich
Songer
St. John's Wood
Doctors’ Commons
J. G
Amsterdam
J. L
Bath
Norwich
Equity
Rougham
IM. C
York Mews
Stamp Office
River Terrace
IM. P
Stockport
Hoxton
O. O
Shrewsbury
Red Lion Street
R. S
Holborn
Common Law
Is. A
Sarah D
Edgware
S. H.D
Derby
Dartmouth
L. G
Malton
Tyre
Canterbury
William the Third
U. X
Burdon’s Hotel
W.C
St John's Street
SV. B
Annerly
Buntiogisa
X.Y. Z
Leeds
IEE Weekly Chronicle
Vienne
France
Jacobis
Hones
Fitzwilliam Giada
Carbutt
J. Fitzwilliam
Mr. Carbott
Mr. Fitzwilliam
Legal & Miscellaneous
Lecal Eptrok
Female Republicans OF
Paris
Barriere du Maine
Sanday Saat
Pierre Leroux
Madame Gay
Ronget de Lisle
Holy Land
Measra
Walker
Cubitt
Branel
Messrs. Walker
Bianal
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