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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 02, 1843

Page

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Second Report on Sheffield youth depravity prompts education urge

The report details widespread immorality among Sheffield children and youth. It cites parental neglect, inadequate schooling, and prevalent gambling and early drinking in beer houses. It notes many youths attend Sunday sessions rarely, with dog fighting and prostitution reported, urging a national education system and government action.

Sheffield Mr. Sywons Saridays Farish Nime Raynor Ebenezer Elliott Old Park Wood Jesus Christ France Scotland London England Yorkshire Ashley Castellan School Lancasterian School Mit Elton Nena

European dispatches from Paris to the storms of 19th century politics

Paris papers report plans for the royal family to move from Neuilly to Saint Cloud after a forthcoming marriage between Princess Clementine and Prince Augustus of Saxe Coburg. They note a suspected Calais and Paris railway treaty, naval movements to the Marquesas, and mixed reaction in London on French policy. Reports cover Madrid elections, Cape tensions with Boers, and scientific society meetings with varied financial outcomes.

France Paris Neuilly St. Cloud Clementine Prince Augustus of Saxe Coburg Calais Havre Marquesas Thureday House of Lords Otaheily Journal Des Debats Centre Gauche M. Thiers Delgourouchi Nicholas Russia Prince Goldwen Marseilles Sraix Madrid Patriota Aston Cape Cape of Good Hope Smith Natal Bechuana Cluche Colesbury Orange River Hare Mocke Philopolis Caledon Dragenberg London Missionary Society Society Islands Leeds Mercury Isaac Lyon Goldsmid Exsinxc Wszx Institute of British Architects E. Chamberlain Entomological Society Institution of Civil Engineers Glasgow D. Mackain Malta W. L. Arrowsmith Linnean Society Chemical Society Society of Arte Mr. B. Smith Messrs. Elkington Geological Society Royal Society Zoological Society Society of Antiquaries Royal Institution Mr. Faraday Philological Sociey Rawat Greenwich Eastern Counties Croydon Liverpool Manchester Brighton Grand Junction York North Midland Blackwall Great North of England Midland Leeds Edginburgh Birmingham Gloucester Derby South Western Great Western Aes London South Eastern John Taylor Liverpool Mercury Sir Francis ChantRey Allan Cuxnivonam Jones R.A Sir Francis Allan Cunningham Lady Chantrey Royal Academy Mediterranean Sir Edward Owen Vanguard Formidable Howe Indus Francis Mason K.C.B Lisbon Tagus England United Service Journal Stoxs the Times Ireland Dundee Warder Limerick Chronicle Castle Ball Rolls Court Lord Langdale Wakley M.P Nag's Head Kentishtown Samuel Hunt Baker William Mellor Max Union Hall Richard Donovan Kallan Duckhead Donovan Cottingham Davskexxess Jose Francis Marlborough Street Hyde Park Prince Albert Hardwick

Assassination Attempt at St Paul’s Cathedral

A would be assailant drew a horse pistol during a Sunday service at St Paul’s, aiming at Rev. Mr Haden. Woolf wrested the weapon away. the man was seized, questioned, and later remanded at Guildhall. The weapon, a Nicholson pistol, is described as old and formidable.

Drummond M‘naughton St. Paul's Cathedral St. Paul's John Clarke Haden St Paul's Cathedral Theoung Haden Woolf St. John's Black Horse-court Fosbery Loyd Feabery Nicholson Wm. Hawes Guildhall

Durham Election and Nottingham Chartist Victory Rumors

Reports from Durham and Nottingham detail electoral maneuvers with Lord Dungannon's likely candidacy and opposition absence. Gisborne's chartist and suffragist support aims to consign Tory rivals to defeat as other regions note shifting political alignments and upcoming petitions and resignations.

Assault on a solicitor at Bankruptcy Court in London

John Weston a lawyer's clerk pleaded guilty to assaulting Mr Andrew Van Sandem addressed by Commissioner Merivale in February at the Bankruptcy Court. Proceedings noted mitigation claiming drink led to conduct, with Weston ordered to enter into recognizances of £100 to keep the peace and appear again.

Liverroor Prikats Atlantic Justice Hall Old Bailey Surrey Kent Essex Justice Coleridge Baron Rolfe Justice Cresswell Commissioner Barlow Crown and Anchor Tavern Strand Mary Hoy the Younger Clarence Groves James Miss Hoy Preece Salamanca Place Lambeth A. J. Sutherland Mias Hoy Mr. Webb Bax Mr. James Charingcross Marshall-street London-road Onion-hall Kitty Gardner Joseph Wager Hornsey Elizabeth Pearin Christchurch Middlesex Ansoy Ralph Barham Bow-street Twyford Joseph Parkes Great George-street Westminster Parkes Donnamw Captain Fitzroy Durham New Zealand Lord Dangannes Fitzroy Lord Dungannon Durham Chronicle Northagam George, Larpent Fear O'Connor Wolverley Joh Walter, Jun Nottingham Exchange Hall Gisborne Kelly Foster Austin Cockburn Cambridge Independent SalisBury Wyndham Collett Athlone Fitzstephen French M.P Pemberton Duchy of Lancaster John Talbot Earl Talbot Duke of Cornwall John Russell House of Commons Close Cheltenham Society For the Propagation of the Gospel Cork Nate Dr. Southey Southey Charlee Cuthbert Southey Edith Mary Warter Bertha Hill Katharine Southey Henry Herbert Southey Harley Street Henry Taylor Colonial Office Liverpool Mercury York-street March-gate Prince of Wales Paxton Woolwich Dock-Yard Derby Woolwich Astley's Stangate Tre Masvuradurrna Manchester India Bradford Leeds White Hall Holmfirth Digbeth Capella Walker Manley Thomas Villiers General Hospital William Hinks Birmingham Dessy Deasy Samuel Bonsall William Bland John Hulme Martha Goddard Stanley Bonsall Bland Bar London Guildhall John Weston Andrew van Sandem Commissioner Merivale Bodkin C. Jones Jones Merivale Compter Mansion House John Goatley Jardine Sir Robert Peel Whitehall Gardens Robert Peel Baronet George Durham A Division Clerkenwell Ronpeny Grant Harvey Clarke Henry Roberts Hatton Garden Roberts Combe Newgate House of Correction Worship Street Broughton George Johnson St. Leonard Shoreditch Humphreys Ware Lambeth Street Rosneny John Dunn Mears Whitechapel Union Hall Peter Walsh James Taylor William Bentley High-street Walsh London Road Cottingham Edwin Paris Normandy Borough Court OF Requests Quiet Lancen Joseph Roberts Charlotte Adams Adams

Washington treaty right of search sparks high level debate

Long dispatches reveal President Tyler and Secretary Webster discussing the right of search under the Washington treaty. Messages to Congress explain British declarations, indemnities, and the aim to suppress the slave trade while preserving maritime law.

Massachusetts Maine Treasury Cushing Secretary of the Treasury Wise France Great Western New York Madeira Exchange London Canada Sir C. Bagot Senate House of Representatives House Washington Lord Aberdeen Mr. Everett Great Britain United States Everett Alsnin Fox Joux H.E.M Department of State Secretary of State Congress Gag Mic

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