Astronomical and Chronological Notes From Monpa x
Dates mark high tides and lunar phases for several towns Sept 4 to Sept 8 with times for morning and afternoon high water and solar events. Notable entry notes the author Fielding of Tom Jones died in 1750.
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Legal Q and A from a Victorian era periodical
A long reader Q and A column discusses wills and inheritance, desertion cases, parental support liability, and practical notes on contracts and indentures. It covers failures to name heirs, the King v. Cornish decision on parental support, and queries about recovery of lost money, bills of exchange, parcels, and will regulations.
Medical guidance and home remedies in a 19th century column
A reader receives varied medical adices from multiple correspondents on indigestion and chronic ailments. Treatments include tinctures, decoctions, and tonics with cautions on diet and abstinence from wine. others urge surgical consultation or refer to herbal and mineral preparations.
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Mount Hécla ascent noted by Esme of French exhibit
Report of Mount Hécla being climbed by Esme of a French scientific exhibition. The summit is snow covered and the peak stands about 5,000 feet high and is described as volcanic throughout.
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Palmerston voices liberal majority faith in Tiverton address
The article records Lord Palmerston telling Tiverton electors there is a good liberal majority in the present House and no fear for the coming session. It critiques narrow majorities, debates Irish church reform, and praises the Finsbury liberal breakfast promoting constitutional reform and expanded franchise.
Palmerston government aims and hopes for reform
Readers question the purpose of Lord Palmerston's good working majority. They ask what measures the government will push whether ballot reform, post office changes, land access for the poor, or other constitutional reforms will be pursued. The piece calls for clear promises and mutual benefit to justify continued support.
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Roebuck’s Farewell Address and Liberal Split in Bath
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