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Newspaper
Weekly Chronicle
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 29, 1837
Page
4
A diary style entry lists daily high water times and sunrise set times for London, with dated notes from Sunday October 29 through Friday November 3. It records high water at London Bridge at various hours, moonphase references, and minor calendar details.
Legal correspondence discusses Curtis v Marquis of Headfort, a check for £250, and a plea before the 5 and 6 Will IV c 41 statute. Noel v Rich cited. discussions include replications to demurrers, injuria as a reply, and practitioner opinions on validity and impact across cases.
A collage of home remedies and medical recipes appears, listing tonics and external applications for various ailments, with warnings about dangerous mushrooms. The piece also includes brief letters urging courtesy, notes on agriculture and horticulture, and a lengthy commercial discussion on trade with the United States.
The Readers of the Wheely Chronicle announce a price rise to four pence from the current rate of three penny, with a larger edition and enhanced content. An engraving of Guildhall interior will appear, and a separate Sheet Almanack will be issued in December for subscribers and country readers.
The piece argues that Lord Cloncurry's stance ends doubt on a Dublin meeting in November and links the Spottiswode conspiracy to attacks on election freedom. It criticizes Lord Durham for opposing a strong second chamber while supporting reforms and the ballot, urging constitutional limits and persistent reform to secure liberty and justice.
The text analyzes political tensions around Ireland, accusing Tory calumnies of intensifying violence while calling for open inquiry. It notes massacres and crimes reported in the press, the influence of standard papers, and the need for ministers and judges to face accountability amid lingering political contention.
Promenade dress features a manteau of tissu ises with black lace pelerine and velvet collar. Carriage dress shows gris perle levanierie with deep Aounte and mantelet trimmed with a volant. Bonnet of celours d Afriqus. Dark colors dominate silks with brown grounds or light grounds with patterns. Velvet and satin shawls popular. bonnets shrinking in size but worn low. variety in sleeves and finishes. ribbons imitate Valenciennes. decorative velvet flowers and marabé draped trims appear on bonnets.
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