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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 13, 1837

Page

2

The Duke and Luehoos of Orleans Arrive at Eu

A dispatches dated from Paris report foreign affairs with multiple theaters. The Duke and Louis of Orleans arrived at the theater capital Eu on the Sthinet amid Royal family movements and ongoing deliberations about chamber sittings and Madrid Spain links.

Frange Luehoos Orleans Ehatonn Sthinet Count Memtalivet Count Mole St. Cloud Paris Madrid London Achmet Constantina Berselle Guelma

Crowd sinks after hall floor collapses at Belfast meeting

A crowded Belfast Exchange Rooms gathering for Lord Belfast saw a floor section give way during the proceedings. Hundreds fell, two men were killed, several injured, and Lord Belfast survived without major harm. Additional reports note unrest and accidents from Derby to Manchester and Ipswich.

Belfast The Friends of Lord Belfast Lord Belfast Meeca al Yg Carlew Tery Kipnarrine Bruen Michael Brennan Patrick Nowlan Vigare Magrath Derby Collinge Sawyer Ollerenehaw Glossop Collins Maj Coacn London Road Metropolis Charles Simpson Walkden Wallis Wevizes Reeves Corsham Woncaster James Farham John Crackles Dover Edinburgh Glasgow Lanark Airdrie Ipswich Thomas Gibnon Court of Queen’s Bench House of Commons Wasen Fuffnell Toewivhs Launceston Lord Elliot St. Stephen’s Fair Manchester Brizery Bury Bridge-street Joseph Brotherton, Esq Wanklyn Basford Home Department Blake Attenburrowy Eurgeon Burton Joyce Buller Alrewas Burton Henry Skemmonds Joseph Sanders Joseph Bean Tipperary Morprz Byrne Sr. Cahill Sennty Long Orchard Shiel Wakefield lIn Carter Ossett J. Maude Carsons Wood-street

Middlesex Hustings Endorsement Sparked by Four Candidates

The Middlesex county election at Brentford featured vast processions for candidates Weed Byng Wood and Hume with Hume declaring the defeat his last hustings speech. Votes tallied Lyng 4796 Wood 4582 Hume 4980 Pownall 4278. Byng and Wood declared elected amid cheers, Hume denounced Tory tactics and called for national education and reform while Pownall faced groans and defended the count before a divided crowd.

Middlesex Brentford Weed Byng Kew Bridge Pownall Hume Sheriff Duke Wood Bynng England Mr. Hume Mr. Byng Mr. Wood Cheera House of Commons Joseph Hume Orange Christ Ewart Elphinstone Roebuck Thompson Bowring Hutt Liberal Party Hanwell

Tamworth Dinner to Sir Robert Peel and Loyalists

About 180 friends and supporters of Sir Robert Peel dined at Tamworth Town Hall to celebrate his return. The chairman led toasts to the Queen and Royal family, with cheers and homage to Nelson and the navy. Peel praised his Glasgow reception, defended his public course, and predicted a large Conservative resurgence in the next Parliament, despite government influence.

Tamworth Robert Peel Bart Queen Adelaide Duke of Wellington Army Lord Nelson Ing Rose Baronet Rose Glasgow House of Cosimons Parla

Tamworth meeting praises Reform Bill defense and registration

In a Tamworth hall speech the right hon. baronet defended the Conservative stance on the Reform Bill, urged vigorous voter registration, and warned that democracy could erode the monarchy and aristocratic influence. He cited fear of a democratic republic and pressed unity to preserve the constitution amid calls for broader suffrage.

Abduction of a Voter in Perthshire Amid Election Turmoil

An eyewitness recalls a Monday incident near Wakefield where Wortley’s procession met pigs with blue tail cards. In Perthshire Tory operatives allegedly abducted Liberal supporter Christie, transporting him by post chaise to Dundee, then hiding him at Donald Miller’s Union Street premises before liberation. The elector rejoined the poll at Newburgh amid cheers.

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