The Registrations in Aldersgate Ward London 1832
The revising barrister reviewed householder lists for St. Ann and St. Agnes in Aldersgate ward. Tubb and other claimants faced objections over eligibility and tendered payments under Reform Act provisions. many cases were decided against voter inclusion amid questions of read alouds and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonway
Arnold
Brown
Warney
Sidney Smith
St. Ann and St. Agnes
Aldersgate Ward
Tabb
Dore Court
Goddard
Tubb
William Aime
Jarman
Bunney
Mey
Banner
Mr. Arnold
Aime
Tuhb
Waucey
Tuob
Temple Chambers
Whitefriars
London
Himsell
City of
Smith
John Tubb
Wansey
Alexander Uathid
Jobo Tubb
Winese
Clare
Aldersgate
James Barber
St. Mary Axe
Jonathan Higgine
Common Pleas
John Nunn
John Antrobus
St. Andrew
Aldgate
Billingsgate
Joseph Bates
St Margaret, Lethbury
Hare
de Wat Pound
Waenuey
Court of Common Pleas
Wancey
Mr Arnold
Time Tables for Sunrise Sunset and High Water in Britain
Historical notes describe a method: use latitude from guides, adjust sunrise and sunset by 4 to 5 minutes per degree around 6 degrees 80 minutes, then compute high water by adding or subtracting hours for several ports such as Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton. The Week details Sundays and liturgical readings, with calendar notes on moon, day length, and civic dates including a burgess list revision under municipal reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cuwen
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Ezekiah ii
Ezekiah xiii
Moxway
Teesway
Michael Mous
Wenpnespas
Tucnaway
Seaway
Public Health and Emigration Debates in 1846 Letters
A collection of correspondents discuss public health reforms, prison refuges, and the regulation of graveyards amid fears of fever. They warn against New Zealand emigration schemes, critique colonial investment, and comment on science societies and public monuments while urging responsible governance and humane treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berta
W. J.bromptons
Macekinnon
England
Ord Jokn
Organiz
Board of Health
Ae Crits
France
John Nelson
Etiiu
Diglonen
Hanwell
L. L
Stephen Reed Cadley
Slepa
New Zealand
Tre Battin
Weekly Chronicle
Norwood
New Zealand Company
Colonial Office
Her
Afr
New Holland
Port Philip
Cook's
Straits Settlements
Ne Zealand
Grey
British Association For the Advancement OF Science
T. B
Times
Germany
Tas Doxe
T. S
Frederick Trench
Tax Evangelical Alliance
Traue
Exeter Hall
Evangelical Alliance
Alliance
America
W.F
Murder in Liverpool Thomas Street Shocks City
A brutal killing in Thomas Street Liverpool leaves Catherine Tully dead after her husband Owen Tully strikes and kicks her during a dispute over shop takings. Eye witnesses, a post mortem, and an inquest report lead to a manslaughter verdict against Tully. Detectives search for him. a late donation to Blue Coat Hospital is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas-street
Liverpool
Cesile Street
Paradise Street
Owen Tully
Catherine Tully
Eemal
Tully Bimeel
Williams
Tarleton-street
Monsey
Tully
Catherine Fitzgerald
Catherine King
Thomas Street
Alec Bridget Smith
Moorhouse
Cleveland Square
Tally
Honda
Central Police
Central Station
Brown
Jin
Clarence Dock
Ireland
Thut
Mgr. Brown
Bridget Smith
James Smith
Mrs. Murphy
Sally
Counterfeit Heir-Sovereigns Flood the Metropolis
The public warns to guard against counterfeit heir-sovereigns flooding the city. They are electrotyped and expertly made, making detection hard. Post Office improvements expected soon include full management revision, faster letter and newspaper despatches, and increased deliveries to towns and provinces. Extra post offices planned for many towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courxienre
England
Ireland
Scotland
The County Franchise Rent Charge Case at Twerton Mills
A Bath case on the Twerton Cloth Mills rent charge raised for County voters. Wilkins held the property while feigning ownership, with Naish and 49 Bristol purchasers contending the vote rights. The Revising Barrister heard objections over owner identification, with questioning of payments and equitable interest. The outcome awaits Monday ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincia
Bristol Gazette
East Somerset
Tyrrel
Guildhall
Bath
Twerton
Charles Wilkins
Willliam Naish
Bristol
Naish
William Tothill
Joseph Fry
Lemuel Pim Sackson
Temanis
Jackson
Wilkine
Wilkins
National Provincie Bank
Twerton Cloth Mille
John Melville
William Henry Sharp
John Ruddell Todd
Bishopegete Street
London
Joyce
Beary Abbot
Rent Charge Ownership and Voter Expungement Debate
The writer critiques how law may force disclosure of property owners when Rent Charge grants are in effect. Secret conveyances could erase voter rights by altering property ownership without notice, expunging names from electoral rolls. The discussion questions current legal safeguards and anticipates a forthcoming decision to clarify the statute and case law.
Scarcity and the Cause of Monopoly Discourse
The article mocks Lord George Bentinck and Times alarmism over a looming potato shortage. It argues high prices reflect market forces, not scarcity, and condemns sensational forecasting as harmful to consumers, charity, and trade while defending free trade and public restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of
Granby
Waltham
George Bentinck
the Times
America
League
Lord George
Poor Law Dietaries Raise Inquest and Directors Meeting
An inquest into a pauper death and a Directors Guardians meeting revealed conflicting views on workhouse food. Doctors praised the meals while inmates reported poor porridge and lean meat. Rations were collected for public examination and a note on milk quality urged testing. Several inmates described insufficient bread and porridge, while some praised the broth and soup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Howarth
Margaret Odell
Dene Lyne
Anne Farrell
Anne Penington
Isaac Taylor
Pauper House Diet Critique Sparks Inquiry And Debate
The report criticizes pauper diet as uneven yet concludes food quality and quantity may be improved with peas and extra milk. It questions enforcement of proper preparation and calls for independent scrutiny of management beyond the commissioner’s direction. The issue draws Home Office attention amid press scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cope
Somerset Hance
Home Secretary
London
The Spanish Marriages and French Diplomacy
The piece condemns French conduct in the Spanish marriages as insincere, arguing England remains loyal to allied balance in Europe. It urges France to focus on internal strength rather than risky dynastic ties, warning that such scheming could provoke broad conflict and undo Europe’s peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Spain
Algiers
Europe
Ripon feud over clerical memory and Reform era notes
The letter debate in The Times highlights Lord Ripon’s harsh words about Mr Newton’s father and a tablet dedicated to Newton in Nocton Church by the Robinsons. Also noted is the Cabinet Council at Downing Street and the death of Viscount Templetown in Antrim, with Boehm-like lineage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripon
Times
Lord Ripon
Pearson
Mr. Newton
Beilif
Lord Buckinghamshire
Nocton Church
Earl and Countess of
Lincoln
P.S. Ie
W. Newton
Robinson
Sarah Robinson
Dunston and
Welbourn
John Russell
Downing Street
Jono Russell
Lord Chavertler
Earl of Minto
George Grey
Viscount Palmerston
Soe ‘Exchequer
Earl of
Hickleton Hall
Doncaster
Earl of Clarendon
Windsor
Counsil
Viscount Templetown
Poblemac
Castle Upton
Antrim
Julio Henry Upton
Templetown
Manchester
Stockport
Bagneres-de- Bigorre
Hautes Pyrevées
Air
Reform Association
Meelf
Mancheater
Micharrd
Leny John Potter
Reform Ascets
Brighs
Cobden
Also Mentioned on This Page
City OF London
Mr. Weneey
Theommon Pleas
Queen’s Bench
Mr. Wansey
Court of Justice
Lauder
Northcote
Ivimey
Court of Common Mess
Tude
Lonton
Ad Oborbeb
North
Legal & Miscellaneous
Bague
Brest
Joret
Biot
Vorsambert
Iria
Lloyd's
Fast India House
Barker
Hon. East India Company
Victoria
Empire
Saddle Island
Saddis Island
Zebayer Islands
Red Sea
Benares
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