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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 25, 1841

Page

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Import Duties and Corn Laws in Whigs’ Reform Debate

The piece argues for a broad reform of the Revenue system, favoring free trade over protective duties. It cites Mr Parker and Mr Labouchere on reducing duties and equalizing trade terms, links reforms to national interest, and criticizes Corn and Poor Laws as detrimental to workers while urging committee inquiry into labour value amid the Molesworth Villiers push.

Lord John Russell MR. Parker Sheffield MR. Villiers Sir William Molesworth Lord Grey England Lord Melbourne House of Lords John Russell Labouchere Sheffield Independent Parker Lords of the Treasury West India West Indies Mr. Labouchere United States Robert Wool Lord Stanley Lascelles Herries Baring Liverpool Manchester J. D. Hume Mport Duties Committee Carlyle William Molesworth Villiers

COURT AND FASHION AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE AND WINDSOR

The Queen and Prince Albert arrived at Buckingham Palace in a grand procession from Windsor, followed by members of the court. The Drawing Room at St James’s drew a large crowd, with royal liveries and elegant carriages on display. A new Alpine riding school at Winpson Castle nears completion as equestrian activity resumes. Royal rifles drill in Windsor impressed Prince Albert, who praised the soldiers’ precision. A silk manufacture plan under Her Majesty’s patronage promises a costly piece for a May ball, featuring gold leaf motifs and portraits in silk.

Tre Court Cricvtan Prince Albert Buckingham Palace Windsor Wemyss and Bouverie Her Majesty Royal Highness Princess Royal Duchess of Bedford Caroline Cocks Miss Cavendish Lord Lilford Mr. Rich George Lennox Lord Alfred Paget Her Majesty's St. James’s Palace Winpson Castle MarsHab 60Th Royal Rifles Wemyss Trevelyan Victoria Tower Bethal-green Branchflower Duke of Wellington

Oyster protection and siege works in Europe and Africa

Paris reports measures to curb English oyster dredging off St Brieuc with guard ships and coast surveillance. Paris notes cost rises on fortifications at Bridge of Flanders and Verreries while May Day festivities promise royal pageantry. Spain and Turkey dispatches highlight regency debates and ministry reshuffles as global news converges.

Paris le Francais Des Orient Cherbourg Bay of St. Brieuc St. Brieue Courrier Francais Bridge of Flanders la Petite-Vilette Pantires St. Gervais Mostaganem Cheliff Mascara Tazza Fekedempt Rente de Naples Ivry Bicetre Vauvres Issy Fontainebleau Spain Madrid Espartero Christina Senate Senores San Miguel and Carrara Senor Lesana Minister of the Interior Cortes House of Ardouin Correo Nacional Catalonia Balearic Islands Nogueras Majorca Turkey Constantinople Fethi Pacha Raouf Pacha Visier Redschid Pacha Lord Ponsonby Reform Ministry Great Britain Tahir Pacha Sublime Porte Ibrahim Pacha Syria Mehemet Ali Bermuda F. W. Green St. Michael’s Alley Cornhill Lloyd's Geeneral Post-Order United Kingdom Earl Waldegrave Earl of Waldegrave Duff Court of Queen’s Bench Hampton Denman SrconpaulEs’ Court Basinghall Street Pirie Thomas Secondary Potter Ellis John Pirie Osborn Forsyth William Thomas Merthyr Tydfil Glamorganshire East Indies Alderman Pirie Alderman Thompson Captain Thornhill Messrs. Silver and Co Thompson John Wedderley Hutchinson

Cabinet Council At Foreign Office And Royal Occasions

A crowded London diary recounts a cabinet council at the Foreign Office with all ministers present, morning audiences for Lord Melbourne, Lord Normanby at Buckingham Palace, and a grand ball in Bru ton street. It notes Frogmore Lodge repairs for the Duchess of Kent and baron Parke’s recovery, with Lloyd's reports of ships from Bermuda.

Foreign Office Lord Melbourne Lord Normanby Buckingham Palace Tur Liverpool Baron Parke Lloyd's Deers West Indies Bermuda Geographical Society Institution of Civil Engineers Zoological Society Chemical Society Society of Arts Microscopical Society Royal Society Society of Antiquaries Royal Society ‘of Literature Royal Institution Werarner S.W Royal Gallery of Science Adelaide-street Bistop Worcester Palace of Worcester Suvicipe Blackretans Bridge Blackfriars Bridge Thames Ireless Glaziers’arms Water-lane Hutchinson Farringdon-street Ann Baines Cowcross Smithfield London Westminster-Bridge Blackfriars-bridge St. Martin’s in-the-Fields Hutching Westminster Fara Flower Rotherhithe Evans and Isbester Thames Police Stratford Tur Drraymaan Pusilan Charles Hawkins Messrs. Thorn Union Hall Pofice Court Davis Lord John Russell Drayman Hawkins John Russell Exchequer Exchequer Chamber Queen v. P M. Wantacz Dryad Central Criminal Court Lord Denman George Henry White Woodroffe Messrs Hall Petaone Essts Dudley Pilgrim India Chalice Alder Bankside Cooke Commissioner Bowen

Crime and scandal stalk London mansions and streets

In Bow Street and nearby courts, a 24 year old William Smith and 27 year old Elizabeth Taylor faced remand for stealing clothes from Richard Taylor, who accused them of running away together after a six year marriage. The presiding lord mayor heard muttered insults, a claim of violence, and plans to consult the country while names and ages circulated amid bitter testimony.

Crim. Coy William Smith Elizabeth Taylor Richard Taylor St. Ives London St. Martin’s Lane John Smith Mr. Hobler Mrs. Taylor Smith Marylebone Tae- Swell Joseph Holden Tufnell Marylebone-street Mr. Hardwick Joe Holden Marlborough Street John Lewis Greek Street Soho Compton-street Danine Uncain Threr Thomas Hawes Great White Lion-street Elizabeth Mollan New Westminster Bridewell Marshall-street Goldensquare Bow Street George Ireton Jardine Brown Norfolk-street Strand Newgate Wmn. Stacey Whitehall W. Reece Marine Society Mr. Young The Admiralty Reece Charingcross Hospital Worship Street Rogbery Re Morse Jane White W. H. Woodall Bishopsgate-street Inspector

Exhibition of the Society of Painters in Water Colours

A private view at Pall Mall East previews the 37th annual Society of Painters in Water Colours exhibition, opening to the public Monday. The critic notes 333 works, praises hanging so that opposing pieces are not shown together, laments the cramped space, and highlights favorites by Cox, Fielding, and Lewis with detailed appraisal of selected works including Noon, Market People, Romny Marsh scenes, and Rosalind and Celia.

Cox Copley Fielding Cattermole Prince Albert Rome Neapolitan St. Peter's J. F. Lewis Poussin Athens Lewis C. Bentley Lancaster Sands Romney Marsh Kent Fielding Cumberland Flowers T. Holland Page Frederick Taylor W.evans F.stone Wakefield Olivia Varley Gaspar Poussin Hawking Falconer Scotchart St. Vincent’s Rocks G. A. Fripp Stapleton Mill Bristol Watt Rosalind Celia J. W. Wright Miss Faucit Tunnel J.D. Harding Venice Naples Porta del Carmigo

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