Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

We have pages in Middlesex

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 6 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 21, 1844

Page

3

Ten Hour Meetings in the North Stir Public Stir

Reports detail heated gatherings at Preston and Manchester as Oastler Ferrand and allies press for a Ten Hours Bill. Speakers rail at Peel and Graham while urging parliamentary action, with critics accusing them of inflaming workers and bias toward factory regime. Public meetings in Keighley Bottrox and other towns echo the push amidst sharp rhetoric and sensational anecdotes.

Qastler Ferrand Lord Ashley Preston Temperance Society Oastler Certail R. Peel J. Russell John Russell Sir Robert Mr. Oastler Krioniey Oustler China Market Hindustan England China MixtTine Bottrox Temperance House of Commons Rev. J J. Graham James Graham Church of England Times Graham Jack Cade Bingley Keighley Mr. Ferrand Mancuver Maxcarsten Manchester M.P J. Fielden Walter W. Huntingdon St. John’s W. Johnson Hearn J. Scholefield St. John’s Church Nottingham Johnson Arliament Arch Firetrand Fielding Oldham House O Commons Ewart Robert Peel Walter Janes Borrowick Hume Wraplas A. Liila Hay Duke of Wellington Hin Waterloo Charles Wyon Axraur Lennox H. Harpiing A. L. Hay Egypt Bonaparte India Assaye Seringapatam Order of the Bath Duke C. Napier F. French Steuiart

Semiramide at Her Majesty's Theatre headline review

The Thursday opera night featured Grisi as Semiramide praised for vitality and flexibility, with favorable notices for Molle Favante as Arence and the supporting cast including Lablache Fornasari and Correlli. A new ballet Lady Henrietta failed to excite, though Grahu and Webster drew praise for performances amid a starry audience.

Hex Mastery Grisi Molle Favante Arence Giorno d Oveo Assur Lablache Fornasari Correlli Idreno Carlotta Grisi Perrot la Giselle Carlotta Duprez Lady Henrietta Academie Royale Dumilatre Henrietta Queen Anne Greenwich Windsor Juno Verne Lyonnel Paris Payne Madile Grahu Danseuse M. Silvain Corps de Ballet Clara Webster Lucille Grabn Duke Benedict Shaw Romer Harrison Her Majesty’s Theatre Croe Farren Haymarket Peter Teazle Covent Garden Theatre Society For Protection London Herr Ernst Madame Dulcken M. Moschelles Parish Alvars Hereford Worcester Gloucester Tom Tuums Society of Arts Tom Thumb Shell

Tattersalls Tuerspay Racing Odds and Great Foot Race

The report lists cuestern odds for numerous horses at Tattersall’s with many taken and offered bets. It notes wagers on The Ugly Buck and King of the Gipsies and details prices on Oaks contenders. It also covers a Great Foot Race between Goldsmith and Banks at Hampstead, where Goldsmith won by a few yards in a 250 yard dash before about two thousand spectators.

J. Stanley Wakeel Wrather Salvin Worthiveton Hooton Cooke Igoe Densy Colonel Peel John Day J. Osborne Thornhill Bowes Furth Maffam Dr. Phillimore Ugly Buck Phillimore Lord Chesterfield Anson the Princess Agst Lord Westminster Fanny Eden Goldsmith Greenwich Banks West End Childeshill Hampstead

Measures to Suppress the African Slave Trade Proposed by Denman

Captain Denman proposes vigorous measures urged by her Majesty's ministers to curb the African slave trade, a policy continually relied upon for suppression as reported by Chronicle.

Denman

The Witrotress of Woman a Brisk Victorian Serial

Literary Chronicle reviews a three volume novel The Witrotress of Woman by the authoress of The History of a Flirt. The critique praises vigorous female insight, strong characters including Harriet Trelawney, and notes playful scenes in Lady Mary and her husband Donald. It also lists other new volumes and periodical items with brief commentary on fiction and essays.

London Henry Colburn Harriet Trelawney Reddy Mary Donald Mrs. Trelawney Conservatory Donard Rhine Mia Monteith Mary Donal Mary Donald Mr. Monteith Lady Mary Lord John Mr. Donald Mrs. Tryon

Irish Franchise and Registration Bill postponement debate

The House resumes after Easter recess with new writs ordered for Huntingdon and Woodstock to replace officials who moved to higher offices. The Irish Franchise and Registration Bill second reading is postponed to a later date to give Irish members fuller consideration, while Lord Ronyrr. Per. signals willingness to delay to aid thorough review. Debate touches on government measures, post office issues, and upcoming budget talks.

House OF Commons House Thomas Faxmantie Huntingdon and Exer Frederick Pollock Court of Exchequer William Fellett T. Framantle Borough of Woodstock Thesiger Wyse Ronyrr. Per Baronet John Russell Court OF Criminal Appeal Fitzroy Kelly Court of Appeal Post Office Committee of Supply Milner Ginson Manchester Gerce Cierx Mark Puiulis Bowrine Lxchequer Robert Pees J. Graham James GraHam Home Secretary Clonel Sismerry Hume Exchequer Department Sisko Rps Lord Montesyglé Exchequer Ireland Williams F. Mave Toorney Cobden Granstone Bowring Isle of Man Jd. Granass W. O. Staney Court of Requests Birmingham Customs, Excise, and Post Office Departments United Kingdom Bowers Peen Scotland Robert Peel England United Service Hugh Gough India Customs, Excise, and Post Office French Huss Cuartes Narree Warnurton Roseat Peer Wysg Alderman Corgiano James Grawam F. Feenen Somerville Roberts Bortrowick Alderman Coverano Hune Westminster Abbey Guts Mines Montrose Sir Robert Peel R. Peer R. Inglis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sporting Intelligence Literary Chronicle Her Donald Whso Rose Peapy Cooper Jones Louis Philippe Prussia America Hill St. Martin’s-le-Grand Kingstown Dalkey No. V J. Yearsley Metropolitan Institution Churchill Princes-Street Soho Yeaveley Yearsley Panocutat Lampets Reformers Blue Party Mason Wingate Grange Newcastle Journal Mathew Tae Father Mathew United States House OF Lords Lord Correnaam Moxread Lord Kenyon Bolton-le Duke of Wenincton Dover Commons Earl Moxey Earl of Cownor Marquis of Normanly Loxvow Lord Syrrettox Dudley Lord Campsett Versailles St. Cloud Boulogne Dippe Concellor Birkenhead G. Clara North British Railway Locxnaxt P. Stewart Berwick Glasgow Caledonian Railway Hinez Glanstone Tis Northern Coal Company Muntz Pawnbrokers Ord Duncan Bath F. Mavre Glasgow University C. Berkeey Cheltexham Lord H. Vane Northumberland Mr. Ainsworth Bolton J. Russeill Dublin Bradford Faeney Ruthenworp Mr. Wyse
Search Courier

Search the Weekly Chronicle Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Weekly Chronicle?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication