Royal assent and prorogation mark end of long session
Across Parliament, royal assent was given to multiple bills including Irish and local measures while the Crown heralded the prorogation of the session. The Queen rode in state to the Lords amid cheers as peers, diplomats, and crowds observed a ceremonial close to a historic legislative term.
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House OF Loerds
London Commissioners of Sewers
Exchequer
Lord Lanspawne
House OF Coomons
Branstox
Horsham
Fitzgerald
Lord E. Howard
House of Lords
G. Garr
Lords
Ireland
Savings Banks
W.car
C. Berkeley
J. Hay
Sir W. Clay
Mr. Berkeley
Lord Palmerston
Lord G. Bextincx
Board of Trade
Parkee
Treasury
Palace Yard
Parliament Street
Life Guards
House of Peers
Horse Guarda Blue
Buckingham Palace
Royal Household
Prince Albert
St. Margaret's
Peers
Tulsday
Isches
Pears
House of Commons
Hereford
Lord Bronteagle
John Marriner
William Chadwick
The
North Wales Railway Company
Monrcade
Campuece
Duke of Cambridge
Earl of Auckland
Earl Granville
Duke of Wellington
Robing
Earl of
Shaftesbury
Earl Of"wicke
Earl of Lovelace
Cardigan
Kielmanaegge
M. van de Weyer
Count Betentlow
Rehansen
Ludolf
Audrien
Baron Koller
Europe
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl of Shaftesbury
Prince of Wales
A. Clifford
Black Rod
Sovereinn
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Oman
Muscat
City of London
West India
Mauritius
Court of Chancery
Lord Chancerton
Scotland
GentTremen
House of Comsoxs
France
Asias
Commons
Baring
Proliferating Legal and Royal News from The Chronicle
The column surveys varied topics from probate and bankruptcy rulings to proposed wills, trust funds, and entail laws. It also lampoons royal privacy at Windsor and Balmoral with satirical notices on the Balmoral Gazette and Highland writers, plus Irish troubles and American coverage.
Sun times and tides notices from a 19th century weekly page
The fragment lists methods to compute sunrise and sunset in Great Britain and Ireland by latitude, plus high water times at London Dock for several ports with added or subtracted hours. It also includes the WEEK column with ecclesiastical dates, lessons, and lunar phase notes for September 10th to 17th, along with day length, sunrise and twilight timings, and minor public notices about Scottish salmon fishing and voter list objections.
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Osborne
Royal Lion
Scotland
London
Abe
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James
Times
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Ireland
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
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Jhoura
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Moxpar
Tugspar
Weonxaway
Vienna
Venice
Tax Oczan Moxancu
Affonse
Francisco Xevier D'Alcanira
Geronimo Augusto de Barros Torrios
Jose da Costa Azevedo
Joaquim Lucio D'Araujo
Francisco Leopoldo Cabral da Canhae Teive
Boston
Earl of Derby
Lord Stanley
Liverpool Mercury
Lincoln Mercury
Herstmonceux
Caroline Crowbur
Packham
Davis
Brewer
Francis Davis
Jim
James Wimbourg
Cfiios
Winbourn
James Everest
James Winbourn
William Tupper
Gorham
Henisett
Davies
Syssex Advertiser
Irish Victory at Slievenamon Triumph Claimed in Tribune
Dublin correspondent of the New York Tribune reports a dramatic Irish victory over British forces at Slievenamon. The account claims six thousand English troops killed, portraying General M'Donald as slain. The piece questions the Tribune’s ciphered dispatch and British post office vigilance.
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England
Susvenamon
College of Surgeons
Slankenberger
Dillon
Meagher
Britona
Buffs
Athlone
Dublin
Tribune
Smith O'Brien
Slievenamon
Bonolagh Common
Kilkenny
Ulster
Paddy
New World
New York
Canada
Bermuda
Mitchel
Texas
Mexico
NEW York Tribune
America
Ireland
M‘donald
Bia
Lamartine Defended Against Public Accusations
The article argues Lamartine saved France during February's upheaval and prevented chaos by guiding the republic through early passion. It rebuts charges of self enrichment, quoting his claim of 2.5 million in assets and 650 thousand in debts, and a 1817 reimbursement with public funds.
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Europe
France
Tuileries
Europa
Ced Tapists
London
Standard
Morning Herald
Paris
Iaj
Warning Chronicle
Morning Chronicle
Affairs of Schleswig Holstein and Italy in Crisis
The Paris papers report new moves that could shape European affairs. Austria may accept mediation by England and France, while the Frankfort Assembly missteps risk widening the Schleswig Lombardy dispute. Denmark seeks support from Russia Sweden England, threatening a Baltic blockade if Germany persists. A grim analogy cites a dog and a fish in a broader struggle.
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Thoraday
Europe
Austria
England
France
Pressig
Denmark
Schleswig
Lombardy
Italy
Frankfort
Lemorisiere
Russia
Sweden
Theas
Baltic
Frederick William
Lamartine’s Financial Confession Exposes French Crisis
The passage alleges Lamartine reveals personal debts and forged public funds claims, stating he borrowed 110000 francs to pay 105000, and sacrificed 540000 to the republic. It claims his critics and bankers exposed him as misleading, illustrating distress in present French society.
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Peroune
Macon
Tecan
The
Republic
Morning Chronicle
Lamartine
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