A Calendar for Sunrise Sunset and Tidal Times
A calendar style note outlines methods to compute sunrises and sunsets for Great Britain and Ireland using latitude and degree-based corrections. It lists high water adjustments for London Dock and other ports, then provides a dated weekly calendar with liturgical readings, moon phase notes, year length, and daylight changes.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London-Dock
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth Harbour
Hull
Milford Haven
S.m
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Hoghhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Lord Morpeth at Bradford Mechanics Institute Soiree
Lord Morpeth opened the Bradford Mechanics Institute event praising education and recreation. He urged drawing, poetry, and reading programs, urged employers to support educated workers, and proposed new admission terms to extend benefits across West Riding institutions. The gathering ended with tributes to the chair and other speakers. A pension loss noted for Sir Edward S. Lees.
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Atheneum
Lord Morpeth
M.P
Tie Joreship
Bradford
Bradford Mechanic’s Institute
Ths
Jacp
Debrr
Pope
Saat Ic
Emong
Yorkehire
Mechanics Institution
West Riding of
West Riding
W. Busfeild
Scoresby
Godwin
Oxford
Hodgson
Liverpool Mechanical Institution
J. Ac
London Registration resolves counting house disputes at City Ward
In sessions around the City of London, Mr Arnold presided over registration objections across St Stephen Walbrook St Swithin, London Stone, and All Hallows London Wall. Decisions split with 12 sustained, 24 withdrawn, Tory objections 28 sustained 15 failed, others varied. notable cases John Davies Price and Henry Saffell involved counting houses and lodger qualifications.
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Mr. Arnold
Tadar
Sthres
Mt. Stephen
Walbrook
St. Swithin
London Stone
All Halliwe
London Wall
Natusch
St. Swithin's Lane
Arnold
Warriotor
London
John Davies Price
St. Clement
Harthheap
Down
Church Court
Clement's Lane
Frederick
William Grainger
St. Margaret Treu
Fish Street
Wadding Lane
Henry Woodgate Saffell
St. Leonard
Eastcheap
Mr. Price
Churencourt
Artie
Price
Grainger
Saffell
Wunsey
Barrieter
Court of Common Pleas
Broad Street
Dudley Ward elected master of Worcestershire hounds
In Worcestershire news Dudley Ward brother and heir presumptive to Lord Ward is elected master of the Worcestershire hounds. The article also notes a Manchester to Crewe freight train of 101 wagons weighing 600 tons covering 30 miles in 2 hours 9 minutes at 14 mph.
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Dudley Ward
Lord Ward
Manchester
Crewe
Manchester Guardian
Derep Trapeamay
Garraway’s
Eeeker
New Tothill Street
Westminster
No. 24
Maxcuester
James Ryley
George Davis
William Davis
William Watson
Butler Street
William
George Davie
Ryley
Harding
Davis
Cansterdine
Alderman Kershaw
Legal and Misc Correspondence on Enrolment and Public Works
A collection of reader questions and replies covers enrolment legality of indentures, liability of masters, and potential public bath and washhouse schemes. Notes discuss railway ticket stoppages, marriage registrations, fines, and various Irish and London legalities. A long letter by a Parent Committee member outlines bathhouse economics, with cost estimates and cautions on construction quality.
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Ats
London
Great Western
Meade
Spon
B. W
D. Wi
Queen's Highway
S.j
J.R
L. P
God Willing
Penguin
Nevertheleer
Pestic Baris
Wasnovses
Weekly Chronicle
Sir Horoughs
Sir Henry Dukinfield
Liverpool
St. Pancras
Glasshouse Yard
Goulstone Square
Whitechapel
T. P. Hudson
Joanna Southcott
W. L
Whittington
Clerks’ Club
Carpenters. Y. Z
Rumour and verdict in a Times manslaughter case misled by political tension
The Weekly Chronicle weighs the rumor of parliamentary action amid Ireland's crisis and reports a coroner jury verdict that declared Baron de Bode died of natural causes while hinting the Times may have hastened his death through delay and public pressure. It criticizes the jury, deputy coroner, and witnesses, urging restraint and caution in assigning blame.
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Shute
Mr. Mills
Shate
Epps
Steter
Despesed
Times
Weron
Milia
Mills
Old Bailey
Baron de Bode
Wakley
Lancet
Rival Mail Routes and Trade News From Bombay to Malta
Reports compare the Ardent and Flamer speed, noting the Ardent outpaces the Flamer by days and the Iberia reaching Malta. Growth in onion and grape imports from Portugal is noted, with large consignments from Oporto and Lisbon. Liverpool letters report 150 merchant ships arriving, wheat shipments bound for France and England, and scarce Indian corn. Woolwich Arsenal tests compare three gun designs, highlighting Dundas’s proposed form as strongest, with detailed round counts and powder charges for each gun.
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Matra
Semiramis
Bombay
Suez
East India Company
Alexandria
Ardent
Trieste
Iberia
Malta
Waghorn
Marseilles
England
Committee of the Stock Exchange
Portugal
Oporto
Lisbon
Providence
Warblington
Wyson
Charies
Opissa
Odeasa
Woollwich
Woolwich Arsenal
Dundas
C.B
Dundae
Baron de Bode death linked to Times inquest verdict
A London newspaper column argues the inquest verdict against the government in the Baron de Bode case is misguided. It asserts the Times’ coverage provoked fatal excitement and questions the propriety of blaming public funds without solid proof while praising the Attorney General for facilitating access to documents.
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Baron de Bode
Frederick Thestiger
John Jervis
Courts of Law and Equity
The
Times
Crowner
Shakspeare
Baron de Roce
Epps
The Wellington Statue and Wit at Hyde Park Corner
A critical tract denounces the Wellington statue at Hyde Park Corner, mocking the sculpture and attack on adulation. It condemns the arch’s elevation, decries vanity and toadyism, and criticizes Lord Fitzhardinge and Earl of Berkeley for political scheming in Gloucestershire.
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Wyatt
Trench
Hydepark Corner
Lord Morpeth
Frederick Trencher
F. Trench
Otter
John
Meanee
Subraon
Toice
Hyderabad
Mr. Wyatt
Frederick Trenco
Lowther Arcade
Ag & Toy
Duke of Wellington
Civic Mayoralty Escape Of The Livery Of London
The piece lauds the Livery of London for escaping a peril tied to the Civic chair. It questions delays in payments and hints at suspicions over mayoral expenditures while praising the avoidance of a corrupt outcome. It notes the Mayor’s stipend and Mansion House, framing the escape as a large civic salvation.
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London
Anderton
Wood
Mansion House
Who Shall Represent the People in Parliament Debate
A parliamentary note questions Peers influence in electing Members of the Lower House. The piece likens interference to locking the stable door after the steed is stolen and cites remarks by Mr Williams and Mr Hume as examples of plain speaking on the matter.
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Fitzwardinge
Han
West Gloucestershire
Badminton
Berkeley Castle
Grantley Berkeley
Steels
Gloucester
J. Sheppard
Dursley
KR. Pee
Tamworth
Sheppard
bin Lordship
Lord Fitzhardinge
Bia
Protectionists
Forest
Fitt‘hardioge
Coorspiracy
Grantley F. Peakeley
House of Commons
Wiliams
Hume
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Mark
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Torspay
Tuersnay
Great Britain and Ireland
Leghees
Eatitvor
Bnhance
Thordsy
Eed
the Magn
Bradford Mechanics’ Institution
Edward S. Lees
Edinburgh
City of London Registration
Legal & Miscellaneous
the Weekly Chronicle
Duke of
Robert Pee
Russell
the Baron DE Bode
Wellington
County OF
Gloucestershire
Barl Fitzhardinge
Lord Fizhardinge
Thomas Kingscote
Joseph Watts
Edward Jones
John Probyn
O. Stoughton
J. Pyrke
R. J. Purnell
R. F. Jenner
W. Joyner
Elia
the Civic Mayoralty
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