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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 15, 1837

Page

3

Calendar of notable dates and tides for mid October events

An item listing historical deaths and events with associated high tides and times from October dates, noting figures such as Marie Antoinette guillotined in 1793 and Garrick's first London appearance in 1741, with daily meridian and evening rise and set times.

Kelly London Bridge MonDer Marie Antoinette France Garrick London Goodman's Fields Richard the Third Henry Kirk _ White Furpar Lima Navarino Sarunpar Smellett Nelson Traffigar

Joint Tenants Service Debate Yields Rule Absolute

In a Jurist correspondence from Braga about ejectment service, a deputy argues service on William Smith with additional names suffices for joint tenants. The court grants a rule absolute against all four, citing Rex on Greenhill and Doed. Batley v Roe. other letters mock or request clarification.

BRAGA G. T. White William Smith A.B C.D E.F Wiliam Smith Batley Justitia S.J. B Law Pigott T. G M. O Emma Lord Elden John Leach Ben Tacautious Tes J.H Uear St. Austell Cornwall H.C K. M Johnson P.F. E X.Y. Z P. F.E Skinner-street J. A Shoreditch Y.Z South Hants Royal Marines Marines Militia TW. C Ijf Homerton Court of Queen’s Bench B.B H. B L. L B.N. H T. W A.B. C Weekly Chronicle T. V.w J.M Cer J.taylor Sydney Roland X G.W. W Ffill J.C Elizabeth Constant Reader J. P London Deck Company D. E. FB

Poisonous household remedies and editorials in a Victorian column

A long, student-like catalog of medical powders and potions with dosages and directions appears alongside letters about journalism habits and public notices. The piece also covers horticultural tips, garden tasks for November, and readers’ correspondence about American trade and politics.

Sale of Ordnance Goods at the Tower in October 1837

The Office of Ordnance gives notice of public auction at the Tower on Wednesday 25th and Thursday 26th October 1837 at eleven o clock for various items including accoutrements clothing coats boots bedding knapsacks drums fifes bugles and more. Catalogues and sale conditions available one week before the sale at the Principal Storekeeper's Office.

Her Majesty’s Ordnance R. Bryan

Engraving of Guildhall Interior for Festival Display

The Weekly Chronicle Almanack announces a color engraving in the paper on Saturday and Sunday the 11th and 12th of November showing the Guildhall interior for a Festival on the 9th of November with the Queen and her mother present alongside ministers and city authorities. Early December brings a free SHEET ALMANACK for subscribers, printed separately with an engraving. Readers urged to place orders with agents or newsreaders to avoid disappointment.

Weekly Chronicle Matilda Tavistock-place Dudley Lakenham Jessica Bernard Barton Chronicle Guildhall

Coalition talk and party lines in the Peel era exposure

A critical examination of potential coalitions between the Whigs and Tories centered on Sir Robert Peel. The piece argues such a union is impossible without betraying core principles, asserting distinct party identities and warning against collapsing liberal and conservative lines. It includes a reader letter from Colonel Perceval on the Spellman case and comments on Lord Melbourne Lord John Russell and Lord Mulgrave.

Tweed New National Gallery Lord Byron Missolonghi Ada Lord King Thomas Ty J. L Tyranomisos C. M Alderman Wood Great George Street Westminster A. P.—Gurney J. R Lord Howe John Russell M. G Norwich Absalom David Z. Y M. R. Fielding Corfe Ellis John Conroy R. E T. V Somerset House Robert Peel W. C New York Sen Battersea Hampton Aurt S. Thompson A. M Royal Union Waterloo Place S. D United States North Walsham Antwerp Leopold Lord Melbourne Sir Robert Peel Robert Lord Stanley James Graham Lordhurst Lord Melhourne Lord Mulgrave Robert Peet Perceval Sligo Spellman Col. Perceval Dublin Orangeman Orange Ledges Mr. Spellman Weekly Chronicle England Miss O’reilly The Examiner Ireland Ressen Orange Alex

Coalition talk and Durham’s uncertain stance in reform era

The piece argues against a prostitution of politics and calls for a Whig Durhamite coalition if Lord Durham remains a party leader. It notes his equivocal position after foreign travel, critiques his recent letter, and mentions rumours of a coalition aided by Sir Robert Peel’s European trip, suggesting Rotterdam as a book-buying stop.

Weis Lord Durham Glasgow Newcastle Tegret Durham Lord Rober Peel Leopold Rotterdam Drayton Robert Peel Brussels

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