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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 16, 1843

Page

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Evils of Apprenticeship System in the North

Second report of the Children’s Employment Commission details harsh abuses in Willenhall and surrounding towns. Apprentices are bound as young as possible, housed and fed poorly, and often beaten, with masters receiving parish premiums. Testimonies describe severe punishment, starvation, and trafficking for premium payments, prompting calls for government intervention.

Walsall Willenhall Jeremiah Harthill Henry Duignan Union Burton-on- Trent Thomas Lynn Linford Robert Jones Mr. Jones Darlaston Fim Shel Jones Ashley

Paris and Madrid News and Royal Marriages Rumor

Latest intelligence reports mix Paris gloom with royal plans as rumors spread of an amnesty for political offenders during a fete and the Princess Clementine's wedding at St Cloud. Madrid dispatches discuss Don Francisco de Paula's potential exclusion, civilizational shifts in baggage searches, and diplomat appointments.

Royal health bulletin eases fears over Duke of Sussex

The article reports on the Duke of Sussex suffering erysipelas with mild symptoms, noting a morning bulletin from Kensington Palace by doctors Craters Horcaxp and Upland. It covers royal inquiries and reduced anxiety, along with related public notices and local county matters.

Her Prince Albert Buckingham Palace Dune Sussex Kensington-palace Duke of Sussex W. F. Craters H. Horcaxp Upland Fanwxs Lord Stanhope Bucks Duke of Buckingham Lor Stanhope Scott Murray John Rolfe Beaconsfield Rolfe Buckinghamshire Aylenbury Banda Foreign and Colonial Quarterly Review Morning Post Board of Trade Treasury Review New Review Gladstone Poon St. Michael's Oxford Exeter Jesus Jesus and Exeter Colleges Alexander Eastern Counties Croydon Liverpool Manchester Brighton Grand Junction York and North Midland Blackwall Great North of Fingland Midland Counties Leeds Edinburgh Glasgow Birmingham Gloucester Derby North Midland South Western Great Western London South Eastern Sheffield Taff Vale Ulster Pais Ayr Greenock Newcastle Carlisle Hull Selby Kensington and Lapy Benjamin Currey Lady Holland Addison-road Richmond-road Earl’s Court Hall Board of Surveyors Addison Road M.P Hanson Vestry Rolland Lord Holland Hawkes Board of Surveyors of the Highways Bellworthy Bachaain Bird Ashton Wales England Essex Chelmsford Union

Hints for the Holidays at London theatres and fairs

A spirited survey of Easter week entertainments across Drury Lane Haymarket Covent Garden and Astley's. Describes new season openings with star performers Madame Vestris Ronzi de Begnis Staudig Waylett and Anderson. Notes on Gas lighting at Haymarket and Greenwich fair with museums and exhibitions along the Thames.

Alacbeth Macready Anderson Helen Faucit Planché Fortunio Maria Selby Market Cross Baron Dauvever Faries King Alfourne Royal Stables Matapha Covent- Garden Neibi Theatre Tan Norma Madame Ronzi de Begnis Oroveso Herr Staudig Haymarket Theatre Haymarket London Madame Vestris Madame Celeste Glover Humby Clifford Yarnold W. Farren C. Mathews Buckstone Webster Strickland School For Scandal Farren Sir Peter Teazle Mathews Charles Surface Stuart Joseph Surface Lady Teazle Palermo Sara Flower H. P. Grattan Turpin Walter Lacy Albertazzi Rossini Tancredi Pat S. Flower Belton Cawse Wright Bedford Oxberry Wieland Jupiter Apollo Mercery Paul Bedford Bacchus Mercury Adelphi North Hill Johnson Astley el Serat Gulf Grimaldi Astley's M‘naghten Cabul Khyber Pass Lady Sale Jellalabad Batty Surrey Theatre Davidge Blood Royal Paquita Angle Surrey Greenwich Fair Messrs Johnson and Lee Richardson Algar British Museum United Service Museum Middle Scotland Yard Museum of the London Missionary Society Bloomfield-street Bishopsgate-street South Sea Islands Society of Arts East India Museum East India House Leadenhall-street Tippoo Saib Hampton-court Palace Raphael Windsor-castle National Gallery Teafelgar Mare Dulwich

Easter term opens with royal procession to Westminster Hall

On Easter term opener, the courts stay closed until Wednesday due to holidays. The Queen's counsel and dignitaries will breakfast with the lord chancellor in Hanover-square and proceed in state to Westminster Hall for the term's business. Nearby reports describe a gipsy case at the Mansion House and multiple arrests, including a French vagrant woman claiming royal lineage and a theft at Rossini’s.

Westminster Hall Queen's Counsel George Street Hanover-square Mansion House Tuz Camp SteaLen Cuance Oy Simxina White Younghusband London Limerick Dorset Bodkin Clarkson Drayton Hyde Portsmouth Ryde Guildhall Rossixa William and Mary Campbell Alderman Brown Ade Milton Street Dixon Horse Repository Barbican Ude Row Street Walton-upon- Themes France Buckingham Polives Herrom Buckingham Palace Inspector Russell Gardner's-lane England Isabel Spain Russell Division of Police Walton-on-Thames Dodd Mr. Twyford Burwood-park Wickes Twyford Paris Southampton Winchester Walton Richard Frederick Jesus Christ Bow-street Walton- on-Thames St. Martin’s Ontharopton Marylebone Rosseby Golp- Smith James Stevenson Mortimer Herbert Goldamithe, &c Newman-street Oxford-street Marlborough Street Patnce ‘Dagister Maltby Prince Christophe Christophe Thomas Berkeley-square

London Hotel Detains Prince Luggage Over £15 Bill

The prince’s trunks are held by a hotel in London after a dispute over a £15 to £16 bill. An interpreter noted the luggage contains the prince and princess’s wearing apparel and jewelry valued at about £200. The prince suggested sending an officer to resolve the matter amicably while the hotel would not permit removal of papers needed for funds from the Bank of England.

Bank of England Mr. Maltby Prince Maltby Ann Griffin Clerkenwell Hostal Rabaiotti Union Hall Joseph Taylor Charles Adams Whitechapel C. Lewis Essex Castle Tavern Woodford Thomas John Mullen Woodbine Cottage Wm. Smith Istol Mary Ann Robert Mullen Alfred Jones Nomareacah Joseph King John Barton Northleach Thomas Laury Richard Jones Harding John Ralph Bedwell Cheltenham Richard Townsend Northleach Prison Elizabeth Jones Hartley Cheltenham Hospital Northleash House of Correction North‘leach Byttam

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