DIAR MEMORANDA FOR THE PR PRESENT WEEK
A dated diary list covering October dates with notes on saints readings and notable anniversaries. Entries mark events such as William the Norman’s conquest anniversary and Harold’s fall, composer Kelly, Marie Antoinette, Garrick, Admiral Hawke, and the Peace of Aix-la-Chapelle, alongside daily high water times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monnay
England
William the Norman
Harold
Trespay
Kelly
Marie Antoinette Gotined
Nette Uillefind
Garrick
Trrrspay
Admiral Hawke
Aix-la-Chapelle
Goodman's Fields
Henry Kirk ‘White
Legal correspondence and medical notes compiled items
Legal notices discuss tenant surrender effects and landowner claims, executor payments, schoolmaster dismissal rules, surety liability, wills and estate division, and licensing questions for pamphlet shops. Medical advice critiques patient letters, prescribes quinine and tonics, and directs follow up for various conditions and regimens.
Unruly medical quartering sinks to temperance warnings
A long excerpt reveals medical advice and prescriptions for various ailments with opium tinctures and tonics, urging temperate habits and careful diet. The narrative shifts to political discourse critiquing 1830s cabinet choices, the Peel era, and calls for merit over sectarian bias, followed by reflections on military academy discipline and recent expulsions at Woolwich.
Preserving Seeds of Annuals in Garden Practice
The piece explains saving seeds from annuals for next spring planting, noting when and how to collect from pods, capsules, and fully ripe seeds, and how some self sown varieties may appear early. It touches on double-flower production, and mentions hydrangea color changes, plus brief plant notes from various correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F
Hoxton
Hungary
Dahlias
Dahlia
Dahl
Cavanilles
Dalea
Daylia
Georgina
Georgi
Lady Holland
M.de Candolle
Weekly Chronicle Gallery Portraits for Subscribers
The weekly chronicle offers paper plus a portrait engraved on steel with a memoir by a leading author for sixpence, with option to receive only the portrait. The monthly part for non-subscribers costs 2 shillings 6 pence. A portrait of Daniel O Connell, Esq., MP, is published with this edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weexly Chronicle
Fourrence Hall
Daniel O’connell
The Times and the new ministerial appointments debate
The Times faces criticism over its recent tone in politics. The piece previews a Woolwich Royal Military Academy controversy, denounces alleged misreporting, and argues for strict, impartial inquiry into the so-called 15 dismissals and the conduct of the Committee of Enquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat Pee
Tates
Woolwich
Prenento
Academy
Committee of
Lord Bloomfield
Childs
Hussey Vivian
Royal Military Academy
Royal Military Academy At
Royal Marines
Maude
Fanshaw
Cuttenden
Watson
Bolwich
An Argument for the Ballot in Bristol Registration Court
A Bristol Registration Court scene recounts a ballot argument over a voter’s claim to freehold title for a Princes Street Bedminster property The voter’s honesty and the mortgagee’s silence are central as the court weighs evidence and the danger of disenfranchising a resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Gazette
Bristol
Wm. Tucker
Princes-street
Bedminster
Hartley
Samuel Brown
Cornish
Hassell
Rowe
Mr. Brown
Mr. Rowe
Brown
Amnestyin Spain Faces Cortes Debate and Queen Dowager Plans Visits
Madrid papers report on a general amnesty project and a translated Queen Regent circular urging pacification. The Amnesty Bill was laid before the cortes by the justice minister and ordered printed. The Queen Dowager postpones a Chatsworth visit due to season but will visit Lord Denbigh, Lord Howe, and the Duke of Rutland nearby before returning to Bushey Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Cortes
Duke of Devonshire
Chatsworth
Lord Denbigh
Warwickshire
Lord Howe
Leicestershire
Duke of Rutland
Belvoir Castle
Bushey-park
Reform of City Court Seats Sparks Lengthy Debate
A detailed debate unfolded on a proposed bill to rebalance ward representation in the court of common council. Alderman Venables signaled future action on prison inspector findings, while Mr Wheeler urged adopting a report that would set new ward quotas for aldermanic seats. The recorder and common sergeant supported the power of the city to adjust representation, but the house split on a prior question, adjourned after a narrow vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Col. Perceval
Sheil
Lefroy
Wyse
Macaulay
Robert Peel
Baronet
Gladstone
William Follett
Mr. Bonham
Treasury
Admiraly
Perceval
Verner
Sibthorpe
Marc O’ferrall
Tarson
O’ferrall
Admiralty
Burke
Canning
Pitt
More O’ferrall
Nore O’ferrall
Esigns
Corporation’ Refonv
Wheeler Rose
Aldersgate
Aldgate
Bassishaw
Billingsgate
Bishopsgate
Broad-street
Bridge
Candlewick
Castle Baynard
Cheap
Coleman-street
Cordwainer
Cornhill
Cripplegate
Cripplegate Without
Dowgate
Farringdon
Farringdon Without
Langbourn
Lime-street
Portsoken
Queenhithe
Tower
Vintry
Walbrook
Wheeler
Wire
Court of Common Council
Common Council
Carel E. Law
Joan More House
Debtor OBrien in custody over seditious language charge at Bow Street
At Bow Street, Bronterre O'Brien faces a bench warrant for seditious language alleged at Manchester. Bail set at £200 with two sureties of £100 each, rejected as excessive by the prisoner who cites financial ruin. Magistrate, jury, and defense clash over indictment access and bail consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronterre O’brien
Bowstreet
Jardine
Sergeant Kerr
Manchester
Mr. Jardine
Feargus O’connor
Stephens
Uxsriner
Henry Burgess
Uxbridge
W. S. Wiseman
Burgess
Lone Spencer
Mr. Selmes
Selmes
Sussex
England
Earl Spencer
Beckley
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Diar
Sonday
Joel ii
Mark xvi
Micah
High Wales
London-bridge
H.P. L
H. P
H.P L
J. W
W. H
M. W
J.W
W. A
Ajax
Dawson
Dyer
J. B
London
L. Arthur
Kershawe
Cox
John Smith City
Chitty
Hackney
J.J. M
Amelia Ai
C. E
W.W. W
King-street
Great Russell-street
Covent-garden
Emily
W. H. Bliss
F. L
Castile
R. S
Botanical
Weekly Chronicle
National Gallery
the Weekly Chronicle
TIMES
The
Empire
Great Britain
Holmes
House of Commons
Joan Patland
Arl Spencer
Brampton
Northamptonshire
Wiseton
Nottinghamshire
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