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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 14, 1841

Page

2

France and Spain turmoil across cities and courts

In Toulouse and other French cities municipal councils resist Humann census measures amid arrests and resignations. Paris and Bordeaux report clashes and protests while a court cases lead to prosecutions. In Spain Queen Christina protest and royal gestures spark liberal versus moderate fault lines as Arguelles reshapes the royal household and guards face disbandment amid Madrid intrigue.

France Toulouse P . Santan Garey Wil Duval M. Perfeasor Larigandiere Moniteur Parisien M. Lariganiero Bordeaux Tibourne M. David Gironde Libourne Courrier Francais Paris Strasburg M. Humann Tours Dijon M. Ledru Rollin le Mans M. Garnier Royal Court of Assizes Sentinelle Des Pyrenées Court of Assizes of Perpignan la Plata Desort Lamoriciere Mostaganem Bulletin Des Lois Hayti Paixhan Syria Cortes Chamber of Deputies Munoz Bueno Uzal Garcia Christina Senor Gonzales Espartero Madrid Moderados Tuileries Louis Philippe Spain Correo Nacional Senor Arguelles Isabella Marchioness of Madame Mina Patriarca de Las Indias Senor Busto Tortosa Bayonne The Sun Royal Guard Navarre Valencia Mina M. Martin de Los Heros M. Arguelles Francisco Narvaez Senate le Temps Catalonia

Unsettled Lisbon Interior Amid Crime Surge and Law Reform

Advices from Lisbon describe Portugal's interior as deeply unsettled with daily murder sacrilege and robbery in the Algarves. The government plans swifter hangings. Lisbon and Oporto revenues for June total 329,058,050 reis, about £75,409 2s 8d, up £7,954 8s 3d from May.

Lisbon Portugal Algarves Oporto

Paris to Vienna News and Belgian Ministry Changes

The dispatches report the Duke de Bordeaux’s serious thigh fracture after a horse accident via Paris and Vienna, with private letters confirming the injury and feared recovery. Brussels cabinet shifts name Camille de Briey foreign affairs minister and Jean Smits finances, amid wealth concerns and tariff rises on linens.

I Gerdiany Anteiligvive Germany Paris Duke de Bordeaux Augsburg Vienna Duchess de Berry Duke of Bordeaux Joseph Esterhazy Apraxia Moniteur Belge Camille de Briey Felix de Meulenaere M. Jean Smits Chamber of Representatives Count Camille de Briey M. de Meulenaere Council of Ministers Count de Briey Department of Foreign Affairs M. Smith Smits Bank of Belgium M. de Swert Observateur Brussels Learnag Epee Rane Gidenendens Belgium

Turkeey and the East harvest and upheaval reports

Accounts from Asiatic Turkey describe a record harvest amid rising Muslim populations in Asia Minor. Braile’s Christian revolt on the 24th ult. drew pacha aid. Emir Beschir is disputed for Syria’s government as Sayyid Bey negotiates tribute and union against Christians while Tahir Pacha is wounded in Candia fighting insurgents.

Turkey Braile Pachas Augsburg Emir Beschir Syria Beschir Asia Minor Constantinople Said Bey Seraglio M. Titoff Candia Tahir Pacha

News From Liverpool and Belfast Arrive With Antartic Echoes

US papers reach Liverpool with late New York news. Brazil and Canada notes show calm markets and political petitions. Hobart Town reports Erebus and Terror return from the Antarctic with health good, discoveries noted, and prisoner sentence mitigations delayed until February next.

United States, &c North Americs Liverpool New York Boston England Washington M‘leod House of Assembly United States Bank Quebec Toronto Brazils Lory Rio Janeiro Jane Bahiard Pernambuco Donna Maria Amalia Don Pedro I New South Watts Hobart Town Erebus Terror Ross Crozier Antarctic Greenpond Eerie

Census of London population and trades in 1841 city unions

Census returns show 1841 population totals for City of London Union 123,897 and East London Union 126,242 with 1841 excess over 1831 of 3,655. Added are parish counts, notable holders in Fleet Prison and several workhouses, and livery figures for London companies totaling 7,782.

City of London West London East London West London Union Fleet Prison St. Bride’s Blackfriars Christ Church Newgate-street Stephen Coleman-street Drapers Fletchers N.B Chanixeenoss Hospital E. Repton Farmers Lannep Association Rainbow Tavern King-street Covent-garden J. Wyatt Mgr John Wilmot Messrs Adamson Mandeno Newswenders Benevolent and Provident Institution Twickenham Air Reynolds Old Swan Stairs Londonbridge Hungerford Chelsea Manutepone Banx Cavendish Square

Provincial. Murder trial and Kendal coach accident report

The county magistrates commit Pitts and Brinsmead for trial for wilful murder while Avant and Stoneman are discharged. A fatal coach accident near Kendal injured two others, with Mr David Rutherford recovering and Mr Thomas Coulthard in danger. The coroner ruled accidental death as Hayward and a passenger brother survived. In Manchester the Wesleyan Conference debates union with the church following a letter from Rev Hodgson.

Devonshire Chronicle Kendal Faral Crown Inn David Rutherford Gretna Rigg Thomas Coulthard Kirklinton Cumberland Hayward Lancaster Guardian Manchester Hodgson Bunting

Wesleyan Minister Letters Marked by Misconception and Unity Plea

Fragments describe a Wesleyan conference debate over ministerial influence and bishopric claims, noting two MPs applauding elections and a pledge to respond with thanks. The gathering ordained new ministers amid discipline on silk gowns and a brief schedule, with a public charge by Rev. Robert Newton and a skeptical note about a socialism lecturer.

Hodgson Robert Newton Oldham-street Dr. Bunting W. Bunting Mr. Waddy Hull Cornlaws Manchester Guardian Sunderland Wear John Murray Murray High-street Jacob Joseph Elizabeth Samuel Rotterdam Israel Woolwich Royal Artillery Nedham Hawery Portsmouth Athol Jamaica Smith Barbadoes Armstrong Sarunpay John Burlinson Henry Nuttall Charles Gill Yorkshire Joseph Cocker Knaresborough Cocker Nuttall Gill J. Rattenbury J. Shackley Mr. Richardson Burlinson George H. Seymour Castlegate Jerysipelas

Youthful trio executed in Knaresborough crime

Burlinson aged 24 Nuttall 22 and Gill 19 from Knaresborough were executed after a brutal incident where Burlinson and Gill wounded an old man and Nuttall helped rifling Cocker's pockets. Executioner Nathaniel Howard presided as in a prior murder case. Bodies removed to the prison before burial.

Burlinson Gill Nathaniel Howard Bardsley Nuttall Cocker Knaresborough Teir

Ireland News Roundup Lords Departures and Repeal Meetings

Ireland awaits the lord lieutenant's departure for England with the countess. A death in Dublin and a reform meeting in the Royal Exchange are reported. The Logan Repeal Association convened in Kilkenny with O Connell presiding and 30,000 attendees at Ballymonte. subscriptions and recrutement flowed in. Prisons chief appointment praised as Surgeon White named inspector general. Surgeon Blood to Lunatic Asylum. Kerry grand jury backs government railroad plan for Ireland.

England J. H. Braz Q. C London James Henr Blake Dubblin Evening Post Duan Royal Exchange Lord Morpeth Ireland Dusaix Logan National Repeal Association Corn Exchange County League Carlow Staunton Morning Register United Kingdom Rielly Ballymonte O'Connell Treland Scotland Clements O’connell Counties League Fund Limerick Thomas Barkeley Catherine Ryan Wen Eed Surgeon White Dawson-street Surgeon Blood Dr. White House of Industry Dublin Evening Post Kerry

Election of Scotland’s Sixteen Representative Peers

Scotland elected sixteen representative peers at Holyrood on Thursday. The list includes the Marquess of Tweeddale and several Earls and Lords. Later, a grand dinner at the Royal Hotel marked the event with notable guests such as the lord provost and M.P.s.

Scorris Scotland Holyrood-house Marquess of Tweeddale Earl of Morton Earl of Elgin Earl of Airlie Earl of Leven Melville Earl of Selkirk Earl of Orkney Earl of Seafield Viscount Arbuthnot Viscount Strathallan Lord Forbes Lord Saltoun Lord Sinclair Lord Colville of Culross Lord Reay Lord Rollo Royal Hotel Princesstreet Thomson Johnston Lee Mr. Bennie Lord Greenock George Sinclair Henry Bridges Story Artillery Royal Engineers North Britain Mr. Balfour Haddington Burghs Whyte Melville Duncan M‘neill C. Epinpureo University of Edinburgh H. R. Bishop Scortann Prnru Pitlochry Dunkeld Logierait Aberfeldy S.W Comrie Perth Advertiser Auchterarder Crieff Dunia St. Fillans Donne Stirling Perthshires Abersnethy Hdiburgh Chronicle University Eprmysurch Senatus Academicus Grant Glenmoriston Loch Ness Inverness Courier Kirkaldy Colonel Ferguson Raith T. G. Dundas Rosendcastle Burntisland Edward Lang A. D. Ferrier Eisq Thomas Russell Caledonian Mercury

Tom Bowtine and the Mutiny at Sea

A literary review recounts Capt Chamier’s novel featuring mutiny aboard Curlew, highlighting the shipboard uprising, the mutineers’ capture of officers, Captain Curlew’s brutal restraint, and the crew’s grim night aboard the vessel, ending with a court martial plot thread and themes of authority and rebellion.

Tom Bowtine Tate Capt Chamier R.N London Tom Bowling Nebe Dibdin Capt. Chamier Finch The Watch Curlew Midnich Bill Swain Santa Martha Maracaibo Port Royal Williams Ten Suffolk Derk Win Gener Keiss Rague Atorney Puerto Cabal

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