Dublin Clontarf Meeting Proclaimed Suppressed
A fragment from an Ireland era report notes legal actions after the Clontarf gathering with Repeal Association activity and O Connell vowing to sue those behind the proclamation. The Dublin Evening Mail cites Mr O Connell and a radical baker Feeny reacting to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulleghmast
Repeal Association
Repealers of
Ohio
Ireland
Dublin Evening Mail
Feeny
Parliament-street
Clontarf
Abstract of Britain's Revenue Net Produce by Year and Quarter
An abstract detailing the revenue net produce of Great Britain for the years and quarters ending October 10, 1842 and 1843. It highlights increases and decreases in revenue compared with prior periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Friends of Free Trade back Pattison in London city election
At a Marylebone and Finsbury meeting the Friends of Free Trade pledged support for Mr Pattison the Liberal candidate in the London city election. The Westminster Reform Society report praised Pattison's prospects and urged mobilization of voters resident in Westminster and Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
N.P
R. Moore
Pattison
Westminster Reform Society
Stannard’s Hotel
Charles-street
Covent-garden
London
Morris
Hugget
Westminster
Trott
Messrs. Crabb and
Byles
City of London
Huggett
Chelsea
Louis Watts
Carnmarthen
Thomas
Bechfa
Becca
Carmarthen
David Evans
James Evans
Thomas Thomas
Panty-garreg
Llanfihangel Rhos-y-corn
Llandilo
Pantygarveg
Dennistoun
Springwood Park
Tweed
Scurrypool
Sprouston Water
Edinburgh
Floating island proposal and public notices in urban miscellany
A letter urges a floating island vessel propelled by wind and steam as a defensive and transport solution with an estimated cost of £600,000. The column also offers a flood of short notices on stamps, schools, rates, legal advice, street traffic, cab recalls, and local misgivings about park access and omnibus rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansom
Clerkenwell
St. James's
Piccadilly
St. James's Church
Weekly Chronicle
Etyler
Cabina
England
C.F. StoLpMryer
Wnoe
Northampton-terrace
City-road
Office of Stamps and Tavés
Somerset House
School of Design
Sturges Bourne
Hobhouse
Polytechnic
B. B
Bridges-street
Wellington-street
Camberwell
Charles White
E. H
Manchester
Enquirer
Cosme
New York
America
Liverpool
Queen of the West
Ford
C'Estai Que Trust
H. B
J. B
St. Clement Danes
K.C
Lst
M. B
Putney Bridge
White Horse
P. B
Righum
G.S. S
Doctors’ Commons
Shoreditch
S.M.S
Public letters debate sacred month and chartist plans
A letter from Joseph A. LanpER defends Feargus O Connor against accusations tied to a proposed sacred month and chartist actions. He traces origins to the Physical force Convention of 1839, contending Attwood Allwood and Birmingham figures had no role, and urges factual sourcing and fair reportage in the Weekly Chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Brindley
the Times
Airleen
Morning Chronicle
Weekly Chronicle
Naw
Thomas Hoov
Elm-tree-road
St. John's-wood
Onicina
Attwood
Chronicle
England
Joseph A. Lanper
Steelhouse-lane
Birmingham
O'Connell
Irish Repeal Association
Dublin
Feargus O'Connor
Northern Star
Thomas Allwood
Daniel O'Connell
Golden Lion Inn
Aston-street
Scotland
John Taylor
Thomas Attwood
Alessis. Salt
Hadley
Douglas
Allwood
How to Compute Sunrise Sunset and Tide Times Across Britain
The article explains calculating sunrise and sunset for any Great Britain or Ireland location using latitude and a fixed offset from a reference time. It also lists hour-offset adjustments to London Dock high water times for major ports including Bristol Orkney Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow and Southampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain and Ireland
London
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Calendar of religious observances and weather notes
The page lists liturgical lessons for Sunday and Sunday night, the year’s day count and moon phase, solar declination, and day length. It records daily weather predictions from Legh with Meteo Ephem Zadkiel references, plus historical note on Nelson at Trafalgar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galati
Legh
Meteo
Ephem
Changa
Zadkiel
Monnpay
WerpNespar
St. Luke
Tuunispay
Eathier
Repeal Dilemma and Irish Policy Debates
The piece critiques Mr O Connell and Sir Robert Peel amid the Repeal agitation in Ireland. It questions government strategy, hints at coercive measures, and debates the legality and consequences of Proclamation actions and public interference with Irish meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connell
Sir Robert Peel
Sir Robert
Ireland
Peel
Graham
Normandy
Lord John Russell
Clontarf
Tara
Loughrea
Clifden
Mallow
Mullaghmast
Dublin
Donnybrook
Lord de Grey
Edward Sugden
William Follett
Three Kingdoms
O'Connell
O Connell’s conduct and Irish unrest scrutinized
The piece weighs Mr O Connell’s leadership amid Irish Repeal tensions. It questions his repudiation of American sympathisers, warns against government blame in the Clontarf scene, and argues coercion cannot cure Ireland’s deep discontent without moral concessions and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
O'Connell
Repealers
Repeal Association
Louis Philippe
O’connell
Lord de Grey
Dublin
Clontarf
Lord Eliot
Mr. O'Connell
Ratification of Chinese Treaty and new trade measures announced
The China treaty is ratified and a new tariff regime opens four ports. Sir Henry Pottinger prepares consuls to launch immediate commercial activity. The piece urges firm enforcement, warns against smuggling, and calls for parliamentary powers and a Chinese tribunal to handle offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Glasgow
Victoria
Suez
Mediterranean
Alexandria
Oriental
Malcolm
Marseilles
China
Canton
Amey
Fuchow-foo
Ningpo
Shanghai
Henry Pottinger
Leeds
United States
Spain
Espartero
Baring
Portugal
H. Pottinger
Peel health rumors prove unfounded as attack shocks Prime Minister
The article dismisses gossip about Sir Robert Peel's health and reports a Sunday attack following Mr. Baring's London Tavern speech. It argues Peel lags behind rising rivalry from Baring, critiques Baring's commercial stance, and warns London electors against electing him, urging cautious support for clear policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
the Treasury
Baronet
England
Europe
Sir Robert
Mr. Baring
Lyndhurst
Stanley
Robert
Mr. Elliot
Lord Lyndhurst
Baring
London
Thomas Baring
Peel
Wakley
Brazils
United States
Anti Corn Law League
Cobden
Ward
House of Commons
Gladstone
The City Election and Sir Robert Peel's Illness
The report notes Sir Robert Peel's dangerous illness with mental and bodily strain, Sir Robert's family gathering, and public concern. It includes additional dispatches from Paris and Bayonne about Spanish elections, Granada disturbances, and Barcelona’s citadel attack, ending with Liverpool cotton market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Paris
Bayonne
Malaga
Castellon
Almeria
Ponte Vedro
Concha
Madrid
Arragon
Granada
Saragosa
Perpignan
Barcelona
M. Bosch
Junta
Duke de Rivas
Senate
Messrs
Cortina
Olezags
Cortes
Almeira
Liverpool
Liverpool Standard
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Legal & Miscellaneous
Pitt
Bengal
East India Company
Leadenhall
Eastern
Hong Kong
Globe
University of Lonnox
Stepney
Thomas Sibly
Russell Scott Taylor
Hobler
Mansion House
Hicaway
Metropolitan Police
W. Mansell
Woolley
Bushclift Wood
Barnsley and
Wakefield
the Weekly Chronicle
MR. O’connell
Windsor
Dr. Chambers
E Roi Des Lieux Comuns
Circe
John Bull
Drayton Manor
Lord Byron
Lady Peel
Colonel Peel
Newmarket
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