Inheritance Rules and Legal Notices From Regal X
A compilation of legal and correspondence items discusses inheritance for a sister of the whole blood versus a half-brother under 3 4 Wm. 4. c. 106, plus notes on Lord Tenterden's Act requiring written fraud representations, executor renunciation, and tidal tax liability for an insolvent. Additional legal notices cover distress by landlords, distribution of estates, and physician correspondence.
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Lord Tenterden
Heralds College
Chambers
Doyle
Broker
Charter
Toller
X. M
Polhill
Jervis
Jones
William & Mary
BM. C. J
Thomas Day
Peel and Observer feud stirs Tory conscience debate
A letter to the Observer is highlighted as Sir Robert Peel faces charges of duplicity and use of Protestant sentiment to gain power. The piece contrasts Peel’s cautious stance with Croker’s fiery Quarterly rhetoric, condemns No Popery tactics, and calls for outspoken Tory action amid a charged political climate.
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Robert Peel
Baronet
Shakspeare
Sir Robert
Peel
Drayton Manor
Silbert
England
Observer
Robert
Morning Chronicle
Scotland
Ireland
Lord Normanby
Lord Eliot
Mr. Grote
Mr. Goulburn
Sir Robert Peel
the Observer
Mr. Croker
Quarterly Review
Isle
Sibthorpes
Inglises
Dungannons
Aclands
Carlton Club
Lord Brougham Reported Dead Then Alive Reactions
The Spectator notes Lord Brougham’s posthumous reputation as exaggerated by headlines and gossip. It mocks the Morning Chronicle for a second edition claiming death and the public’s rush to judge his life, while urging censure for all parties over the misreport and the media frenzy surrounding it.
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Newcastle
William Jones
Emma Sarah
Philo N
T.B
James Z
A. Z
Weekly Chronicle
L. P
J. Harvey
No. W
Philadelphia
Hendon
J. F.T
Ellen Stuart
Lord Brougham
Spectator
O'Connell
Styx
Morning Chronicle
Chronicle
The
Morning Post
The Times and the Navy in Tory Day Critique
The piece condemns naval patronage abuses during Tory rule, noting how promotion and calumny rise with rank and salary. It argues reform requires limiting numbers, exposing cant and humbug, and resisting Times driven sensationalism while praising officers like Sir Edward Codrington and Sir George Parker.
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Treasury
Admiralty
Greenwich Hospital
Admiral Fleming
Portsmouth
Edward Codrington
George Parker
Navarino
Times
Lord Melville
Lord Minto
Jackson
Portrait of Feargus O Connors Chartist Painter
The Champion portrays Feargus O Connor with a life study of the Northern Star while criticizing his shifting tactics. The piece argues his break with the Chartists toward a possible junction with O Connell and the Whigs, suggesting his defection may sober and sharpen radical reform efforts.
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Feargus O'Connor
O'Connell
Edmund Burke
O'Connor
O’connor
Feargus
Mr. Connor
Grand Junction
Mr. O'Connor
England
Death of Duke of Argyll Leaves No Issue
The Duke of Argyll died on the 22d, aged about 74, born 1768. He held titles including Duke of Argyll, Earl of Campbell and Cowall, and Baron of Lorn. He left no issue. his brother Lord John Campbell will inherit, with the duke having no surviving offspring. He served as GCB, privy councillor, keeper of the great seal, and held various Scottish offices.
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Susannah
Valentine
Vincent
Oliver
Otho
Sylvester
Neanthes
Cleanthes
Alcibiades
Alcibion
Barbara
Barberis
Rosa
Laura
Lucy
Lucus
Rosamund
Rosamundi
Amelia
Margaret
Cecil
Chloe
Dorcas
Phillis
Jacintha
Althea
Jesse
Hyacinthus
Phaeton
Daphne
Adonis
Peru
Fanny
Raimes
New Abbey
Galway
P. P
Edmonton
H. L
Holloway
Dearh
Anayll
Duke of Argyll
John
Lord John Campbell
Duke
Earl of Argyll
Lorn and
Kintyre
Earl of Campbell and
Cowall
Demerara and British policy stir colonial concerns
Reports from Demerara describe unrest over a slave import bill and the fate of Maltese labourers in Demerara, with calls for shorter servitude terms to encourage immigration. Health declines in Barbados are noted, while cabinet changes and education debates outline a shifting colonial governance landscape.
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Diaabyy
Leas
Philip Oude
Columbus
Ts . Morn
Simon
Jude
Torspax
Weoreenee
Blackfriars-bridge
Fortpar
St. Peter's Church
Rome
Saroguay
James A. Hi
Richard Henry
Tyro
Walker, Cobbett
Lindley Murray
William G
Commodore Kelson
Birmingham
R. R
G. M
J.S
H. T
Tobago
M. L
Somerset House
Elliott
John Rogers
C. M
Dean-street
Fetter-lane
Wheekely Chronicle National Gallery
Lord John Russell
U.P
Yorkshire
Feargus O’connor
Ramer
Robert Stopford
Tovernment
Russia
Stondant Mana
Demerara
Sandbach
Bispham
Georgestowan
Barbadoes
Globe
Earl of Clarendon
Henry Tufnell
Tufnell
Devonport
E. Codrington
Colchester
Ipswich
D. W. Harvey
W. Horton
Ceylon
Walter Dison
Wood
More O'Ferrall
Ware Hant
Exeter
John Russell
Committee of Privy Council On Education
Assistant Drapers’ Association
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Ward
Fazeley
Robert Péel
Rupert Pret
CaNapas
Glasgow
Thomas Rolph
Ancaster
Kingston
House of Assembly
Canada
Great Britain
British North America
Olph
Macdonald
M. M. Pattison
Rolp
Rolph
Upper Canada
Bank of England
Downing Street
Crown Court
Gloucester
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