Contested Voter Revisions Across London Parishes
The court revising lists of voters in Middlesex and surrounding districts reviews claims in Edmonton Enfield Friern Barnet Hadley South Milne and Tottenham with debates over qualification tenure and landlord liability. Judges address lodger rights rectorial offices dissenting ministers and occupancy rules amid large objections and 2 900 claims in Marylebone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF London
Armold
Ald Te
Sidney Smith
Tourapay
Wilke
Cooke
St. Stephen
Colemar-street
Thoreday
Barriff
Parienti
Mr. Arnold
Middlesex
Shadwell
Edmonton
Enfield
Friern Barnet
Hadley
South Milne
Tottenhem
Payne
James
Fitch
League
Abel Lendon
Lendon
Barsister
Borough OF
Marylebone
D.C. Moylay
Greenwood
Harvey
Alien
Reform Registration Association
Paddington
Ba al Mauryslebone
Pancras
Marslebone
Bangistees
Decisios
St. Pancras
Gordon
James Laudere
Castle-street East
Allen
Moylan
F. Quakelers
Margaret Street Chapel
Andover Union Master Dougal Under Inquiry In 1845
The Andover Union Workhouse master Colin M Dougal faces a court inquiry opened by assistant commissioner Parker at ten o clock. Evidence from witnesses and officers is read as guardians and ratepayers watch. A later letter from the Poor Law Commissioners says Dougal resigned and may be dismissed, leaving the master and matron still in control with tension mounting in Andover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axprover
Mr. Parker
Andover Union
Colin M.dougal
Ralph Etwall
Board of Guardians
Missing
Afitchener
London
M‘dougal
G. W. Smythe
Ale. Parker
Aspover
Parker
M'Dougal
Mc Dougal
Poor Law
Warkhouse
Poor Law Commissioners
Dodson
Thomas B. Northeast
North Tidworth
Westlake
Poor Law Commissionere
Poor Law Commission Office
Somerset House
Granche Coone
Andover
Stockbridge
Eighth annual Noxgts Surrock and South Negrotx show
The eighth annual agricultural show of Noxgts Surrock and South Negrotx Agricultural Association was held near Eye by the church. Prizes were awarded with much cheering as E S Gowing praised the laborers cup, stressing fair wages, stable leases, and mutual respect among workers and farmers.
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Noxgts Surrock
South Negrotx Agricultural Association
Eye
E. S. Gowing
Iit
Lord Stradbroke
Bury Herald
Steckton
Grieves
W. WW. Watson
Magdelen Islands
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Ireland
Quebec
Mait Land
Brown
Gateshead
Disastrous wrecks on the Australian coast and shipping losses
Letters recount the Hydrabad disaster near Murray Island and the Caringa Packet wreck off Lizard Island. Survivors endured long boats and rafts, with 62 aboard saved by Shamrock and Fly. Passengers included Mary Sandys and Master Belville Sandys. News notes export of salt to the East Indies and Barber's grim imprisonment report conclude the item.
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Rass
Sydney
Murray Island
Flinder
Horsburgh
Anya
York Islands
Straits
Booby Island
Port Esaington
Essington
Belville Sandys
Mary Sandys
Nurphy
Shamrock
Ceylon
Singapore
Sydney Morning Herald
Robertson
C. Throsby
A. W. Dallas
Jano Mackey
Dr. Child
T. S. Morton
G. A. Liesd
4. C. Brown
E. Hunt
Caringa
Chillcott
Lieut. Blackall
Ensign Bloomfield
E. Lord
Henry van Deering
Calcutta
Caringa Packet
Medras
Wreck Reef
Alert Reef
Aunset
Tregosia
Lizard Island
N.E
New Holland
Agsio
Banda
Cutter
Gig
Carpenter
Barrier Reef
Eaton
Stirling Castle
Atate
Hydrabad
Torres Straits
Husasl
Port Essington
M‘arthur
Browning
Tregonis Seland
F. B. Caitcorr
Almanac style notes on sunrise sunset and tides in Britain
This fragment outlines methods to compute sunrise and sunset times by latitude with minute adjustments per degree, plus high water times at major ports with specific offsets for Bristol Dublin Dover etc. It then shows a weekly page from The Week journal with liturgical dates moon phase notes and calendar details for late September and October including feasts and shooting season.
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Great Britsh
Ireland
Lonton
Bristol
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
The Agricultural Mind and Sir Robert Peel in Contrast
The Morning Chronicle lauds the agricultural shift in Britain as Sir Robert Peel reforms Tory economics. It highlights Cobden's influence, Tollemache's measured reforms, and landowners gradually embracing free trade while defending leases as farm security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Chronicle
Cheshire
Tolemache
Sis
Robert Peel
Treasury Bench
Adam Smith
Squirearchy
Stockport
Commons
Mr. Cobden
Duke of Buckinghambes
Mr. Woodward
Evesham
England
China
Mr. Tollemache
Holland
Downing Street
Peel
Lord Melbourne
Lord Palmerston
Lord John
Prince Albert and the Gamekeeper Scandal Recalls Royal Oversight
The piece denounces a Windsor case where Prince Albert’s Head Keeper allegedly abused a married woman on a Windsor estate. It condemns the lax magistrates, urges royal oversight, and warns that unchecked game preserving harms social lines between rich and poor. It also critiques Railway mania and Parliament’s likely response to the era’s speculative schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game Committee
Prince Albert
Bright
Toppis
Grantley Berkeley
Windsor
Hhis
Warning Chronicle
Sawyer
Herey
Turner
Geoffrey Pearl
Mr. Pearl
Welle
Pearl
Conversion by degrees in a public figure’s moral turn
A commentary compares political reform to a slow religious conversion. It traces a leader’s wavering progress from hesitant conviction to tentative resolve, noting lingering temptations and partial reform. The piece cites 1841 1842 milestones and critiques policy while hopeful that continued virtue will overcome past faults.
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Jeremy Taylor
Sodom
Egypt
The Privy Council and the Railways in Dispute
A City report claims an Order in Council would halt new railway registered projects by Parliament next session. The piece argues such an order has no legal authority and cannot be a reliable government statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Board of Trade
Daily Press
England
Boulogne
M.p.’S
Baronets
Peera
Lord Waterpark
Eatate
Ireland
Scotland
Postscript on War Folklore and London Finances
The editor laments dull news from Europe and America, mocks grand war talk, and notes a Mexican threat to Texas while General Taylor’s artillery fails. In London, Orangeism debates fade as Dowsshire faces dismissal, and stock exchange crowds swell with scrip dealers. Royal Windsor returns prompt and ceremonial pomp continues.
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Germany
Spain
France
United States
Jonathan
Rio Bravo
Texas
New York
Taylor
Louisiana
Love Star
Gaines
Napoleon
Wellington
Qereux
Wispson
Wipsen
Prince Cys
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Prince Aurcé
Alice
Countess
Gainaborouga
Marquis of Ormonde
Freegmore
Windsor
Sts Exchange
London
Westend
Var
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East Surrey
Fish
Kingston
Kingston-upon-Thames
William Collings
Chapel House
Brick Tane
Meymolt
Russell
Wansey
M. Fish
French Horn
Wandsworth
Colquhoun
Wimbledon
Meymott
Licerie LD Asp
Mipiaxo Congtizs Agricultural Society
Arkwright
Lord Ingestre
Lord Talbot
Evon
Mebava
Capt
Dyott
Roddington
Erdington
Anti Corn Law League
Lichfield
Lady Peel
Drayton Manor
Osborne House
Isle of Wight
Levett
Midland Counties Agricultural Association
Satt Totux
Inprea
East Indies
Liverpool Albion
Alan
Abip Agincourt
Fletcher
Barber
Great Britain
Beland
Rom
xLexpon
Templars
the Weekly Chronicle
Agriculturists
Sir Robert Peel
MR. Bright
the Privy Council
the Railways
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