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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 09, 1843

Page

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Deficiency in female education prompts social decline

The Second Report of the Children's Employment Commission links early child labor of girls to poverty and crime, detailing how lack of domestic skills, sewing, cooking, and budgeting erodes family welfare. Witnesses and physicians urge improved female schooling, suggesting a Pestalozzian approach to foster capable wives and mothers and reduce working-class misery.

Children's “Employment” Commission Peter Birmingham Joseph Corbett Athilling Sutcepie

Montezuma sails to New York line in gallant style

The Montezuma arrived at noon under Capt. Lowther to take station in the New York line. It carried thirteen passengers and drog the crew from a wreck, finishing the voyage in seventeen days. Reports from Haiti describe armed clashes as insurgents gain ground against Boyer's forces, with 12,000 men marching on Port au Prince and several battles yielding high casualties. Paris papers discuss Barrot's repeal proposal and the French political stalemate, while other dispatches note naval appointments, mint operations, and a quake in Calabria. The summary blends maritime, political, and European developments from the period.

United States Express Freon LiveRrroor Lowther Boston New York Axp Inportastrao Harti Pandora Paxton Jeremie Holmes’s Hole Boyer Athols Sones Cape Donne Maria Port Au Prince Bayer Fron St. Domtrec Bostos van Conconp Booeram Cape Town Mozambique Channel Hart Zanzola River John Adams Cape St. Helena Paris M. Odillon Barrot Journal Des Debats Gauche M. Barret Siécle M.adilon Barrot Chamber of Deputies France M.ouillon Barrot Privy Council M. Chapuis Montlaville Chamber of Mendicants Moniteur Jacqueminot Department of the Seine M. Duputy Court of Peers Duke of Aumales Peoer Senate Spain Portugal Morning Post Bavssets Chamber of Representatives de Liem War Department Tae Frexcu Taniti London Wesleyan Missionary Societies Friends of Protestant Missions Exeter Hall Tahiti South Pacific Mrrax Calabria Neapolitan Adriatic Suil Brundusium Brindisi Italy M. Duprez Tribunal of Commerce M. Leon Pillet Charles VI Galignani Army Navy Fitzroy New Zealand Trinity House Jenkin Jones de Roos Beechey Popplewell King Sheerness Dockyard John Browne 8Th Hunsars Philpot Hugh Arbuthnot 38Th Regiment Jasper Nicolls Charles. Colville 5Th Fusiliers United Service Gazette Royal Mint Bank of England Rotunda South Sea-house John Russell Ranwar Heckrets Greenwich Croydon Liverpool Manchester Brighton Grand Junction York North Midland Blackwall Great North Freland Midland Leeda Edinburgh Glasgow Birmingham Gloucester Derby South Western Great Western South Eastern Saul Serearies Quarterly Review Sadler's Wells Finsbury Sadler's Wells Theatre National Anti-Corn Law League South-Eastern Railway Southeastern Dover Geographical Society Institution of Civil Engineers Island of Malta W. L. Arrowsmith Abbatoire de Grenelle Sir John Robinson R.H Herm Brendel Freyberg Alte Mordgruba W. L. Baker Zoological Society Ethonological Society Astronomical Society Literary Fund Society of Arts Davis Royal Society of Literature Duke of Wellington Morning Chronicle Sisaoran Staeeta Margaret Hibbs Royal Place London Street Slade Maxererveene Bradford Orleans Leeds Echo d' Alais Woolwich Dockyard

Ministers Clash Over Education Clauses in Parliament

A deputation of dissenting ministers met Sir James Graham to press against education clauses but the government signaled it would keep essential points. Lord Redesdale’s bill for indemnity in the Sud Disfranchisement case moved in the Lords, passing through stages in hours rather than weeks. A Sussex farmer’s boy, William Mepham, was found hanged in a disposing master’s premises, with evidence suggesting a deliberate self-hanging attempt.

Hs Hesomber James Graham Tne Baronet Govern Redesdale House of Lords Bury House of Commons Wm. Mepham Ditch Peam Sussex Mer

Nottingham Election Returns Gisborne Liberal Victory

Latest intelligence reports Nottingham backed Gisborne in a heated contest with Walter Conservatives. Polls opened amid excitement, initial lead for liberals grew through the day, sheriff's tally shows Gisborne 1,839 to Walter 1,728, majority for Gisborne. Gisborne thanked electors from Basher Place balcony as supporters praised unity of whigs radi cals and universal suffrage.

Nottingham Gisborne Zambs Norrinauam Lbe Rale Lord Rawcliffe Walter George the Fourth Hotel Westminster Hardwick

Court of Bankruptcy meets amid claims against James Gibbs

The first creditors meeting for solicitor James Gibbs, once of Jermyn Street, gathered a crowded court. Debts and bill discounts show liabilities around £201,041 with creditors including Samuel Thomas Russell and Houlditch the coachmakers asserting large claims. Adjournment set for assignee selection as 120 percent discount notes loom.

Jas. Giass Fonblanque James Gibbs Jermyn-street St. James's Mr. James James Messrs Houlditch Wyndham Earl of Egremont Central Criminal Court Murper Justice Cresswell James Dawson Zanzibar The George Jrr Carrington and Payne Edinburgh Earl of Clare Taylor and Howee Muscat Africa Taylor Howse Abdallah Calabash Dawson Imaam Imaum England Mansion House Mary Sheen Ward Customs City of W. Heygate James Haines Lincoln’s Inn-fields Moorfields Shane Limerick Shirley Turnham,green Christ Compter Worship Street Ronseau Ellen Reynolds Broughton Tayne Shoreditch Teacle Rosemwary Lane Greenwich Crance William Epsom Deptford Mary Ann Epsom Grove Ilford Petty Sessions Rixa James Leatt Jemmy Anderson Ilford Shaelfield Her Iford Gawler Priso

Overland Mail on Route From Marseilles to India and China

Extraordinary express from Marseilles brings overland India mail via the Victoria steamer. Latest dates hail from Alexandria to Calcutta and beyond. Inside, detailed narrative of the Scinde war, Lord Ellenborough’s policy, and Napier’s campaign including the Hyderabad surrender and Meeanee victory with officer casualties.

India China Marseilles Overland Mail Matta Alexandria Overland India Mail Bombay Victoria Suez Calcutta Ceylon Macao Chusan Hongkong Nankin Delhi Lahore Madras Manilla Mauritius Scinde Singapore London Mail

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