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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 01, 1841

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Cotton Twist Critiques Peel on Guizot Like Policy

In a sharp public letter dated July 30, 1841, COTTON TWIST castigates Sir Robert Peel for advocating a Guizot inspired middle path. He denounces the attempt to import French “Juste-Millieuism” into England, argues Peel lacks Thiersian resolve, and presses Peel to address bread costs, wages, and relief for the poor. The piece contrasts English and French politics, condemning expediency over principle and urging action over rhetoric.

Cotros Twist Robert Peel Wight Sir Guizots Guizot England Times Standard Fanny Poet John Augustus Herand Sinetinnn Isaac John Fistad Syme Chen Gulzot Caitinus Washington Robespierre Robert Ruel France Channel Preston Westminster Gustar Piarene Webster Fox Paris Nismes Strasburgh Germany national_bank of Vienna Gsburg Prince Esterhazy Baron Neumann Lord ‘Palmerston Baron Bulow Baron Brunow London Mehemét Ali Ottoman Empire Bospherts Dardanelles Straits Pants Champs Elysées Tuileries’ Gardens Parisienne M. Humann Strasbourg Corbeil Fontainbleau Baron de Bulon Berlin Spain Madrid Dss Senor Aguelar Lisbon Donna Maria Espartero Great Britain Algesiras Carthagena Mr. Turnbull Havanneh Senor Arguellés Xariots Eta Mansion House Pappy O’leany Axp Nis Tay Paddy O'Leary Father Mathew London-bridge London Bridge Paddy Taler Schmalcalder Lyon Sammels Peter Laurie Knock and Williams Frith-street Soho Blogg Aston Norton Samuels Jones Hounsditch George Blogg Bucklersbury Robert Fynn Leonard Bostyn Gwynn Faton Square Rawlinson Regent Street Day Upper Berkeley Street Fynn Gwynn Mr. Day Col. Lyster Chambers Regent-circus Piccadilly Union Bank Arpyll-place Count de Witt Queen Square Stin Urs Sox William Heatherley Burrell Castle-lane Mecklenburg Square Mecklenburg-square Ecstacy

Welsh ironmasters gain seats in Parliament

Sir John Guest and others named as Members of Parliament from Merthyr Exeter Lewes Worcester Herefordshire Nantyglo and Pendarren Works. Harford noted as popular ex-high sheriff from Tormouthshire area with strong ties to Ebbw Vale. Also mentions ancient custom at Bainbridge and a skeleton exhibit at Suffolk Hospital museum funding needy patients.

M.P John Guest Merthyr Divey Exeter Summers Harford Lbbnevale Works Harfords, Davis, and Co Bristol Lewes Harford Lvomouthshire Ebbw Vale Sirhowy Tonmouthshire Seph Bailey Worcester Joseph Bailey Ivy Herefordshire Nantyglo Alderman Thompson Sunderland Forman Bridgwater Pendarren de Larpent Abersych Suffolk Wlirmary Bury St. Edmunds

Court and fashion at Woburn Abbey visit to Bedfordshire

Royal procession from Windsor to Woburn Abbey draws massive crowds in Woburn and surrounding villages. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert attend at the Bedfordshire estate with the Duke of Wellington and numerous nobles. A grand banquet, musical performances, fireworks, and extensive pageantry mark the visit, followed by a transit to Pan sanger and Hatfield.

Woburn Abbey Moxpay Prince Albert Duke Duchess of Bedford Woburnabbey Woburn Leighton Buzzard Windsor-castle Bedfordshire Duke of Wellington Duchess of Sutherland Duke of Devonshire Duchess of Somerset Viscountess Palmerston Georgiana Russell Wriothesley Russell Charles Russell Duchess of Leinster Lord Otho Jane Fitzgerald Henry Stanhope Bedford Her Royal Park 11Th Hussars Sutton Windsor Castle Abbey Duke of Bedford Queen of Sutherland G. Russell Countess ‘de Grey Melbourne Headfort Otho Fitzgerald Lyttelton Colonel Buckley Miss Cavendish Mr. Anson Henry Stan Hope Signor Puzzi Bennett St. Albans Earl of Cowper Pansanger Hertfordshire Hatfield Park Cole’s Green Béya.and Wists Homi Tha Bhiecoat Coheed Hertford Hatfield South Duke and Duchess of Sutherland Clanricarde Lord Lady Duncannon Viscount Melbourne Brocket Hall Lord Melbourne Hanover Edward Richard Littleton Hatherton Margaret Percy Earl of Beverly Frances Anne Emily Vane Marchioness of Londonderry C. Knightley M.L Fawsley Northamptonshire Jarl de Grey Holland Amsterdam le Capitaine Wits Munster Royal Naval Club Robert Stopford George Hotel Portsmouth Edward Codrington St. Leonard’s-en-Sea Foulards Personnes Chiné Paris Lfron London Ladies’ Magazine of Fashion

Britannia's NY ruling sparks US legal clash

Telegraphic reports from Liverpool note the Britannia reaching Halifax in nine days. The New York Supreme Court remands MLeod for trial, with judges declaring his discharge improper, while authorities discuss possible errors and further legal avenues amid public interest.

Supreme Court M‘leod Liverpool America Halifax Supreme Court of New York Justice Cowen Utica Niagara Court of Errors Supreme Court of the United States Cowen Oneida Simeé Washington New York House of Commons Hamilton Bonaventure Christie Gasne James Stuart Lower Canada Texas General Arista San Antonio Mexico Florida French Africa Congress Senate Tyler Rothschilds London Messrs Hope and Co Amsterdam Indiana Mississippi Jonathan M‘lean United States Bank Philadelphia North American Trust Delaware and Hudson Bank of Commerce American Exchange Bank Illinois State Bank Harlem Railroad Indiana Stirling England Maryland Kentucky Tennessee Middle Cleland Hicary Superrayr Washincron New York Herald Express M Leod Fox Pax

Death in the Penitentiary and a Ward Nurse

An inquest at the General Penitentiary Milbank into the death of Mary Read, aged fifteen, from malignant typhus fever after a May 1839 conviction for theft. Post mortem showed ulcerated bowels and inflamed lungs. A second inquiry at St Bartholomew’s hospital reviewed the death of John William Weeks, nine, who died after a swing accident and alleged abusive treatment by a ward sister. The coroner censured the sister, deeming her conduct extraordinary and improper.

Royal Gallery of Science Adelaide-street MaxcHeEsren Douglas & Co Laiverroor Royat General Prysion Society Nobins’s Great Rooms Wigmore Street Earl of Haddington K.G Morris Woolwich Carttar Salutation Tavern Arsenal James Johnson Central Criminal Court Robert Powley Great Yarmouth Johnson Justitia Powley Jefferys Sun-street Bishopsgate-street Sun Fire Office Baker London Hospital Edward John Lawson Stone-stairs Ratcliff New England Higgs Ormond’s Head Prince’s Street Storey's Gate Westminster Mary Hatch Westminster Hospital Horse Guards Kerbstone Milbank Mary Read Daniel Nihill James Wale St. Barilaw's Hospital John William Weeks Earl-street John’s Row St. Luke’s

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