Londons Livery Revision Trials Highlight Peer List Disputes
The London revision court debated livery lists with peers like the Earl of Eldon and Lord Broug ham, and questioned whether a peer has voting rights. Cases tested lodger occupancy rules and rating accuracy, while Marylebone and Brixton districts faced heavy claim backlogs and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Aldersgate
Sidney Smith
Wilks
Cooke
St Stephen
Colerain-street
Barriff
Parienti
Middlesex
Shadwell
Edmonton
Enfield
Friem Barnet
Hadley
South Milne
Tottenham
Payne
James
Fitch
League
Liberals
Abel Lendon
Lendon
Friern Barnet
Shedwell
East Surrey
Vestry Hall
Camberwell
Earl of Eldon
Jeans
Drummond
House of Commons
Russell
Westminster
Reat
Fish
Kingston
Kingston-upon-Thames
Auestion
William Collinge
Chapel House
Bricklane
Meymott
J. Russell
Wansey
French Horn
Wandsworth
Colquhoun
Wimbledon
Disastrous Shipwrecks Hydrabad and Caringa Packet
Extracts from captain’s letter recount the Hydrabad loss after a May departure from Sydney, drifting reefs, all hands evacuating to boats, raft use, later salvaged by Shamrock and Fly, passengers and horses, with relief arrangements at Port Essington. Also details of the barque Caringa Packet wreck near Lizard Island, boats vs raft survival, later rescue by Shamrock, and notes on other shipping items and prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Milena
Flinder
Horsburgh
York Islands
Ahipn
Straits
Hooby
Port Essington
Essington
Melville Sandys
Mary Sandys
Murphy
Singapore
Herald
Robertson
Betts
J.C. Lyall
A. Ford
Sandys
Dr. Child
Mrs. Murphy
Messrs
J. Knowles
John Stewart
James Broderick
G. P. Lynch
James Mason
Christopher Laurel
Colin Munro
David Peacock
Edward Brown
John Stacy
W. Philip
E. Hall
J. B. Bottington
C. Throsby
A. W. Dulles
Caringa
Caringa Packet
Ceylon
Madras
Wreck Reef
Alert Reef
Tregosis
Lizard Island
N.E
New Holland
Cutter
Gig
Carpenter
Mr. E. Lord
S.E
E. Lord
Barrier Reef
Exton
Stirling Castle
Booby Island
Hydrabad
Calcutta
Torres Straits
Shamrock
Hasall
M‘arthur
Carings Packet
S.W
Tregonis
N.W
F. B. C Hllcott
Sat
East Ixpree
East Indies
Liverpool Albion
Barber
Agincourt
Fletcher
Time Rules for Sunrise Sunset and High Water in Britain and Ireland
Instructions detail calculating sunrise and sunset times by latitude adjustments above or below reference degrees, and adding or subtracting specific hours for various ports to estimate high water. The text also lists several dates and notes agricultural and religious items from The Weekly Chronicle, London, Sept 31, 1845, including discussions on Cobden and Peel and farmer leasing needs.
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Great Britss
Ireland
London
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Prince Albert Head Keeper and abuse in the Game Department
A Windsor era critique condemns a head keeper’s assault on a woman tied to game preserving practices. The piece decries the lenient punishment, urges Prince Albert to intervene, and links cruel acts to class tension, suggesting reform or abolition of game preservation.
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Game Committee
Prince Albert
Bright
Game Department
Bis
Grantley Berkeley
Windsor
Morning Chronicle
Sawyer
Hercy
Williamson
Pearl
Windsor Apothecary
Sawsger
Topp
Turiona
Turner
Geoffrey Pearl
Mr. Pearl
Mrs. Wells
Conversion progress described like a compass star tale
The piece compares a man’s religious conversion to a compass needle wavering toward a beloved star. It traces stages from conviction to persuasion, resolution, and imperfect beginnings, noting lapses into sin and gradual growth toward virtue. It frames Premier’s delayed convertive path and hints that final reform will ease political judgments.
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Jeremy Taylor
Sodom
Jong
Egypt
The Privy Council and the Railways
A chaotic report alleges an Order in Council would halt new railway projects next session, but such powers are legally powerless. The piece cites chaotic parliamentary rumour and notes a near frontier refugee movement to join Russia's foes, plus coverage of a county agricultural show with speeches on leases and labor.
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Manchester
Boney
R. Denman
Webb
Salford
Mark Philips
Warrington
Walker
Barrieter
Henry Coppack
Stockport
South Lancashire
Bury
Poland
Pols
France
Belgium
England
Leghorn
Smyrna
Caucasus
Enem
Russia
Nontah Surrock Axp
Sours Noxgronk Agaricaltvac | AssociaTiox
Eye
E. S
Gr Fartier
Buar
Lord Stradbroke
Bury Herald
Acpricettay Society
Arkwright
Togestre
Lord Talbot
Mr. Arkwright
Lord Ingestre
Dyott
Mem
Association
Roddington
Erdington
Anti Corn Law League
Lichfield
Robe
Dir
Amajesty
Peel
Drayton Manor
House
Isle of Wight
Ara
Restonstiox Oy
Atpsawan
Guildhall Pyle
Alderman
Chadwick
Bert
Alderman Hughes
Central Criminal Court
Tate
Coura
Sherman
House of Commons
Board of Trade
Daily Press
Boulogne
M.p.'s
Lord Waterpark
Eland
Ireland
Scotland
Parliament and Railway Schemes Clash With Market Frenzy
The writer warns against government orders bypassing Parliament for rail projects and predicts a coming Parliament action to curb rapid, speculative schemes. He notes a surge of overhyped ventures, noisy prospectuses, and crowded plans, urging measured, registered projects and cautious oversight to avoid a crash.
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Borough OF
Marylebone
D . Moglan
Greenwood
Loyal and Constitutional Association
Borough
Harvey
Allen
Reform Registration Association
Paddington
Pancras
Maryiebone
Eseseess
Remova
Bassistens Couats
St. Pancras
Gordonsquare
Morlan
Moylan
Court House
James Sanders
Castle Street East
Moylen
Flakeley
Margaret Street Chapel
Hese
Steckter
Grieves
W. W. Watson
Magdelen Islands
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Quebec
Brown
Fons
Gateshead
Daowsinc
Baker
Duke of Sussex
Haggersone Bridge
Edwin R. Payne
W. Adolphus Payne
Ashford-Street
Hoxton
David Thomas Clarke
Ludgate Hill
Portland-place
Clapham-road
Monroe
Clapton
Gallop
Clarke
Ludgate Bill
Herris
Barlow
Thames
London-bridge
Great Britain and Ireland
Loxnon
North Latitude
Saxony
the Weekly Chronicle
Agriculturists
MR. Cobden
Sir Robert Peel
Cheshire
Mr. Tollemache
Robert Peel
Treasury Bench
Adam Smith
Cobden
Duke of Buckingham
Br. Woodward
Evesham
Rous
China
Holland
Wade
Downing Street
Lord Melbourne
Lord Palmerston
Lord John
Robert Pee
Beta Mora
Gundsy
MR. Bright
the Privy Council
the Railways
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