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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 09, 1842

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Destruction of an Army in India and the Elphinstone Debate

A critical, condemnatory examination of the Afghan disaster at Cabul and the conduct of General Elphinstone. The piece questions officer selection, leadership, and British policy, blaming incompetence and urging decisive action to defend India’s empire amid calls for reform and stronger command. It compares the catastrophe to Moscow and stresses need for capable successors.

Harvey Tuckett Struth India House Shin Downing-street Jellalabad Cabul Lord Auckland Elphinstone Lord Keane Shah Soojah William M‘naghten Cabul Pears Uder India Scotland Sale England Robert Sale Ita Bul Jeilalabad Ulery Burdon Ilalabad Moscow Ugh

Queen Draws Room and Bath Investiture at Buckingham

The Queen held a drawing room with Prince Albert, life guards, and full state entourages leaving Buckingham Palace for St James's. A royal ceremony vested multiple officers with the Order of the Bath in a grand investiture, followed by a large public gathering for the laying of a New Mint at Winsor with thousands in attendance.

Prince Albert Life Guards Buckingham Palace St. James's St. James’s Street Piccadilly Order of the Bath Mr. Hunter Duke of Wellington George Cockburn Lord Heytesbury Sir George Murray Picture Gallery Duke of Sussex Order Sir Howard Douglas Bart Bath King of Arms Howard Sir John Talbot Algernon Greville Albert William Woods Sir John Wilson Sir William Woods K.H Mr. Woods John John George Woodford Charles Richardson Arthur Farquhar Muitany Curren Winpsos Windsor Eton Dr. Hodgson W. More W. Canning Hawtrey J. Gosset Edward Coleridge W. G. Cookesley G. J. Dupuis T. Carter J. C. Evans J. Ludlow W. H. Biedermann R. Govett S. Hawtrey H. J. Cooper J. Gore W. L. Rham N. Brown F. Vayles W. Bowyer R. M. Boulther W. Ward

Vote on Election Petitions Near Steady Recap in Marlow

In Great Marlow a Thursday session examined petitions for election disputes. Witness Gibbons testified as the committee weighed detention verdicts and a good vote. Thomas Callett’s stance remained undecided when the committee adjourned, leaving a one vote majority unresolved.

Marlow Gibbons Titence King Coyle Thomas Callett

Mysterious disappearance and death of a young lady

A Somerset village case reports Miss Stabbine of Worle leaving to check the locked street door, her purse and cloak found on a table, and her body later recovered from the river Yeo five miles away. She was twenty seven, described as very fair, with no cause given for her departure. The Bath Journal notes the event alongside local notices and humorous items from Worcester and London papers.

Miss Stabbine Worle Somerset Shaw John Cox Yeo Worcester Worcester Herald Devonshire Peel Ministry N.B Peel Globe Berkshire Newbury W. Clark Crookham Hollmandel George IV Prince of Wales 72D Regiment Poplar Blackwail-pier Herne-bay Canterbury India Rome Cardinal del Drago Duke of Buccleuch Wellington Graham Lord Hill Saunders Scotch Paper

Fortifications rise as Chinese defend Canton area

Canton and surrounding river defenses are being strengthened with rapid fortifications, earthen works, and river obstructions aided by European engineers. The British report extensive Chinese preparations while noting limited action due to reduced forces at Hong Kong and expectations of fresh troops. Dr Brydon, lone survivor of the Cabal army, recounts a brutal retreat from Jellalabad, detailing wounds, losses, and perilous escape across hostile terrain.

Sale Sturt Cabul Hamilton Akhbar Khan Anderson Boyd Mainwaring Lughnan Allalabad Mahomed Shah Khan Ghilzie Nawab Jabbar Khan Jugdulluck Jeéllalabad Tazeen Elphinstone Shelton Johnson Akhbar Jellalabad Sule Arquetil Her Majesty 35Th Bengal Native Infantry Hopkins Harper Collyer Bird Steer Brydon Futtiabad Dr. Brydon Kilmutgar Fifth Cavalry Rissaldar Ewart 54Th Native Infantry Lieut. Sturt Bengal Engineers Duff Bryce 5Th Light Cavalry Macartney Cardew Mahammed Akhbar Pottinger Lawrence Mackenzie 48Th M.N. S Troup Waller Hay Mein Eyre Ryley Magrath Wade M‘naghten Trevor Griffiths 37Th Native Infantry Souter Her Majesty's 44Th Futoo Berwick and Balfour Evans Fatoo M‘gregor Lughman Mohammed Akhbar Jabber Khan Jubber Khan Shah Soojah Teeran Khan Shah Zeman la Jammed Akhbar Affghans Conelly Lufter Jung Candahar Ata Mahomed Mahomed Akhbar Khan W. M‘noghten Alexander Barnes Azeez Khan General Sale Wild Khyber Pass Lochanah W. H. M‘naghten Mackeril Her Majesty's 44Th Regiment Oliver 5Th Regiment Native Infantry Alexander Burnes Bombay Army 54Th Regiment of Native Infantry Bellew Swayne Robinson Ditto Macrae Codrington 4Th Shhaol’s Broadfoot Spottiswoode Schah Westmacott Paton Mackintosh 3D Light Cavalry Woodburn 44Th Native Infantry Raban Her Majesty’s Rattray Golding Jan Bazhorse Wheeler Laing 27Th Regiment of Native Infantry Walker Barnes Ensign Salisbury Ensign Gordon Ensign St. George 37Th Ensign Macartney Madras Shah’s 2d Infantry Horse Artillery Macgrath E. R. Cardew Sate Lady Sale Capt. Sturt Shhah Andersen Delhi Peshawar Ferozepore Umritsh Eldrid Pottinger Sreekishendas Mugniram Heera Cabal Ghuznee Palmer Sufter Jung Mahommed Atta Nott Calcutta Affghan Herreana Light Infantry Lord Ellenborough Canton Shaming Denton Macao Passage Whampoa Salt Junk River Hong Kong Madras Native Infantry Bengal Her Jupiter Cornwallis Chusan Palawan Macao China ArroHanistay Tom Lieut. Bird Willam Bryrpon P.S

Fricutro Accident and Odd Disturbances Report

A string of emergencies from a mill accident in Egerton to a near-dock churchyard incident at St Bennett’s. Mary Rothwell, 18, died when a shaft entangled her clothes, tearing her body. Two women, Mary Cray and Ann Hallett, suffered severe injuries after jumping from a window onto iron spikes at Fish Street Hill. Also reported: a Kensington gravel pits coroner’s inquest into Mary Ann Butcher’s death deemed temporary insanity. A separate murder in Anglesea and arson in Thorney with a £100 reward were noted.

Fricutro Messrs Bolton Chronicle Morris City Police Fish Street Hill St. Bennett's Croft Isaac Worley Monument Hotel Fish-street-hill Mary Cray Ann Haslett Ann Hallett St. Thomas's Hospital T. Wakley Feathers High-road Kensington Mary Ann Butcher Londonplace Wildbore Anglesea Newport Nenagh Guardian Police George Thompsom Thorney Yorkshire

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