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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 15, 1841

Page

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History and Politics Note on Incomplete Manuscript

An accident halted the insertion of the 12th letter Cotton Twist to Sir R. Pees after the manuscript had copies pared. It shall appear in our next.

R. Pees

Lord Ashley's Pastoral Plans and the Corn Laws Debate

A critical appraisal of Lord Ashley's proposals on working conditions and corn laws. The piece argues his aid to labor is limited by his neglect of wages and market access, contending that current policy requires broad industrial reform rather than pastoral fantasies. It notes low profits, widespread loss in major industrial depots, and calls for balanced intervention to protect vulnerable workers without destroying jobs.

Lord Ashley Ashley Manchester Stockport Huddersfield Bolton Leeds England Florian Boaz Mance Salford Lancashire Seth i Ey Ruth Ibley Artizan Ticultural FDS Ladegen Bennett Nicuttur Pini Wiltshire Issous House of Lords Earl Spencer Marquis of Clanricarde Lord Spencer House of Commons New Press Henry Charles Howard Earl of Surrey MalTravers John Earl of Stair Oxenfoord Cousland Edinburgh Alentine Earl of Kenmare Baron Kenmare Castle Rosse Kerry George Hamilton Chichester Earl of Belfast Baron Vivian Glynn Truro Cornwall Henry Brooke Parnell William Cunliffe Lister Bradford Ellis Cunliffe Lister Farfield-house Addingham Lister Hobson Guiseley Burke Bristol William Busfeild Upwood Reform Wm. Busfeild James S. Wortley Lancaster Leeds Mercury Liverroot Carron Manxer Sid Daniel Maclise R.A George Fry Royal Academy J. Varley B. Bernasconi Lord Colborne Haddon Creswick Vargas S. Haghe New T. D. Light Copley Fielding Barrett Fripp Duncan Prout de Wint Dodd Tomkins Shayer J. P. Knight A.R.A Axnp ForrerGn Scuoou Society Committee of Management Surrey Zoological Gardens Westminster Road Chelsea Manor-house Sydney Smith Mr. Smith George Rudland Carman Sinnott Clerkenwell East Smithfield St. Bartholomew's Hospital Lerp Byros Garek Protece Mustapha Ali Stanhope Wood Leicester Stanhope Greece

COURT AND FASHION AT WINDSOR REVIEW AND FROGMORE PLANS

Windsor and Royal party attend a morning review of the 72d Highlanders by Prince Albert in Home Park. Later Queen Victoria and Prince Albert parade in the Windsor grounds with royal attendants. The crown plans extensive Frogmore improvements costing about £20,000, including gardens, terraces, fences, and interior work for Duchess of Kent and visits by the Queen.

Her Majesty Prince Albert Duchess of Bedford Lady Leveson Countess of Erroll Ida Hay Caroline Somers Cocks Sarah Mary Cavendish Marquis of Headfort Lord Leveson Lord A. Paget Earl of Erroll Major Keppel Wylde Princess Royal Queen Adelaide Windsor Frogmore Lopez Turspay Sophia Frogmore Princess Augusta Augusta Charlotte Old Windsor Royal Palaces Cumberland and Cranbourne Lodges Great Park Kingston Frogmore House Her George IV Duchess of Kent Frogmore-lodge Earl Granville Paris Duke of Devonshire Chiswick France Augsburgh Clementine Louis Philippe Saxe Coburg Goodwood Pank Duke Duchess of Richmond Earl of March M.P Lennox Goodwood Inverary Castle Argyleshire Duke of Argyll Earl Bruce Lord Ernest Bruce Marquis of Ailesbury Berwick Augusta Wentworth Dannesfield Samson Ernest Bruce Duke of Clarence Adelaide Constitution-hill Hyde-park Corner Piccadilly Ireland Barnstaple

German theatre troupe sails from Tower stairs to Germany

The German company from Theatre Royal Drury Lane under Herr Schumann left London for Liverpool and Manchester, then departed by Rotterdam steamer at seven Sunday morning. The director Herr Staudigl and the entire company have returned to Germany amid heavy losses in Manchester and related legal actions. The report also notes improvements in Gravesend river piers to replace risky boat landings for steamers.

Theatre-royal, Drury-lane Herr Schumann London Liverpool Manchester Rotterdam Tower Stairs Herr Staudigl Germany M. Schumann Grays Gravesend Francis Egerton Ear Chelsea

Latest Intelligence From The Gazette And European News

A lengthy news digest notes conflicting Paris reports on the Duke de Bordeaux’s health, royal condolence movements, and potential visits by dignitaries. It covers naval dispatch plans, Turkish and Syrian affairs, Spanish regency, Turkish frontiers, and European military and political tensions. also includes American news on M Leod, economic notes, and London reports on Parliament openings, with various local disturbances and public notices.

Gazette de France Duke de Bordeaux Moniteur Parisien France Kirchberg Bordeaux Presse Matheretes Boulognershal Soult Marquis of Constantinople Alexandria Baron de Bulow Augsburg Niséé Servian Beyront Lebanon Jerusalem el Arish Syria Porte Constitutionnel Candia Tahir Pacha Mustapha Pacha Sphakia Vassili Madrid Amwmerica M‘leod Franck Paris EU Mons Guizott Austria Toulon Switzerland Berne Tessino Locarno Lombardy Piedmont Spain Christina Duke of Victoria Ferdinand Cortes Antonio Gonzales Narvaez Buartero Senor Arguelles Turkey Leipsic Mehemet Ali Mehemet Ibrail M. Blanqui Bulgaria M. Emile de Girardin Canton Battisa London 25Th Regiment Cape Woolwich London and Brighton Dupley Birmingham Enniskillen Cartwright Badger Park Head Martin and Evers Wolverhampton

Croydon Assizes and City Court Offenses Report

Summary of assorted 1840s London and Croydon legal matters including Puntin v Lord Grantley at Guildford assizes with damages. Middlesex Session actions on leet weights and obstructing inspectors. City Court requests on canvassing payments. ratcatcher case. Mansion House forgery linked to Raphael alias Wells. Westminster bridge pin theft. Thames Office assault on a ship carpenter. Kensington police wall damage case. Names include Sir N Tindal Abinger Thesiger Lock, Hutchison, Bagley, Holloway, Child, Williams, England, Raphael, Wells, Brown, Hughes. Locations cited: Guildford, Clerkenwell, Whitecross Street, Tower Hamlets, Westminster Bridge, Belgrave Square, Regent’s Park, Wapping, Shadwell. Dates: Saturday sessions, 1840 era.

Croydon Punten Lord Grantley N. Tindal Lord Abinger Guildford J. Hockley Sergeant Shee Petersdorff Mr. Locke Thesiger Platt Mr. Chambers Locke Gs A Finsbury House Clerkenwell Green Child Russell Knight Carpenter Chapman Warmer Lambert John Holloway Southampton Wharf Islington Holloway Richard Foxall Whitecross-street Inspector Child Turner Walter King High-street Stoke Newington William Garrett Copenhagen House Warner Mr. Chapman Garrett George Speedy Ball's Pond John Gambain Northampton-street David Kimpton Chalk William Coles Charlotte Gent William Walker Turnmill-street William Riley George Cooling Bishop’s-court William Ball Rosaman-street William Westcott Upper Baker Street John Watmough Noble‘street Thomas Mayne Whitecross Street Samuel Chartry Leather Lane Francis Clayworth York-place William Hawood Edw Granger King’s Row Pentonville John Taylor Weavers Arms Hutchison Bishop J. J. Kelly Black Horse High Street Shadwell Stephens St. Paul's St. John's Wapping St. George's Bagley Kelly Borough Court OF Requests Tiffin Sibthorpe House of Commons Battersea William Parsons Billy Nonose Billy Long Bob Billy Nionose Plaintff Nate Wenright House of Hanbury and Co Blackburn Regent’s Park Birmingham Raphael House of Messrs. Hanbury and Co Messrs Hanbury and Co Messrs. Rawbone and Co Christie Gracechurch-street Bank of England Wells Belgrave Square Rawbone Taylor’s and Co.’s No. 7 Hobler Hughes Brown Evered Gregorie Worship Street William Bridget John Harris Broughton John Pegram Waltham Abbey London Eastern Counties Shoreditch Bishop Blaise Newinn Yard Harris Bridget Kemp N Division Rowland House of Correction Thames William Williams Broderip Stephen England Williams Pernambuco England Campdenhill Kensington Henry Willock Henry Hill T 113 Kensal Preen Hammersmith

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