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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 22, 1841

Page

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Free Trader on Bread Cheap and Peel's Parley

Coston Twist's Twelfth Letter to Sir Robert Peel critiques the 1835 precedent on the Speaker and the government, denouncing the Whig majority, parliamentary maneuvering, and the Corn Laws. It condemns emigration as a remedy for distress and argues for maintaining cheap bread in Britain, warning against transportation of workers and the collapse of national prosperity. London, August 20, 1841.

Coston Twist Rosent Peel Sir House of Commons Sir Robert Robert Peel Glaze Locock Herald Post Manchester Mernag Chronicle Eryeter Cage Exoumers Weekly Chronicle Géohe Hotspur Ees Ees At Scientize Anymple Ht Sens Times Lous Pdsse Oman Baal Ats Kay Iehtendan Het Paisley Poiso New South Wales Robert England Duke of Dear Bread London Macao Canton Dumaresq Twankays Whampoa Elliot Wong Her Sulpher Macao-roads le Fleming Senhouse Ep. Belcher Messrs Bligh and Toole Blenheim Mr. Field Epoht Board OF Punishments Criminal Board Keshen Kwang

Court and fashion. Royal procession and society notices

The Queen and Prince Albert led a forenoon airing with the Princess Royal. Afternoon rides featured the Queen and Prince in a phaeton as aristocrats followed. Viscount Melbourne arrived at Windsor Castle and Parliament plans were discussed. The accouchement of Lady Louisa Johnstone produced twin sons. Obituaries noted the Countess of Carnick. Windsor gardens shift to a single grand garden, and marquisate and estate changes were announced. Belgium wedding of Princess Marie Arenberg to Prince Marco Aldobrandini reported.

Wemyss Selwyn Royal Prince Albert School of Design Somerset-house R. Peel Ireland Francis William Earl of Charlemont County of Tyrone Earl of Belmore Foreign Ofice Viscount Melbourne Marquis of Lansdowne Earl of Clarendon Marquis of Normanby Viscount Palmerston John Russell Exchequer Earl of Minto John Hobhouse Viscount Duncannon George Grey Labouchere Lord Morpeth Mr. Macaulay Windsor Castle Locock Persod Globe Louisa Johnstone Frederick G. Johnstone Gorehouse Kensington Johnstone Sir Frederick John Tre Dowacher Carnick Kingstown Orchardton Kilkenny Windsor Marie of Arenberg Marco Aldobrandini Church of Heverlé Belgium Duke of Bedford Lord Holland Ampthill Wynnstay Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart Great Park Regent's Park Commissioners of Woods and Forests Marquis of Hertford Dredge Sussex-place Goldsmid Holford North Lodgegate Turnacre States-General Brussels M. de Meulenaere Greece Otho I Order of Leopold M. Gabriel de Lessert Paris Count Ranbuteau France Count de Lalaing Madrid Constantinople Mehemet Ali Pachalic Syria Isaac Coles Virginia Stevenson Adelaide Lodge Princess Royal Claremont Park Duchess of Kent Amerbach Prince of Bank of England Downing Street Bank of Manchester S. W Royal Gallery of Science Adelaide Street Benjamin Farley Farringdon-market New Kent-road St. Thomas's Hospital Gloucester Weyman Fisher Tockington Leeds Music Liverpool Robert Peel Douglas and Co Pendleton Manchester

Censuses and uprisings sweep Paris and Europe

Paris reports continual tumult in the south with troops deployed at Ceret Aubusson Livenhae and Bordeaux. Toulouse resists census duties as guards patrol and shops shut. Spain Portugal tensions rise amid warnings of a new revolution while Belgium and Canada prepare amid political shifts. Great Western sails home from New York in 12 days 10 hours, rapid but unsettled global mood persists.

Paris Ceret Aubusson Livenhae Bordeaux Toulouse Algiers Abd-el Kader France Tunis la Goulette Madrid Spain Portugal Lisbon Espartero Andalusia Valencia Paris Bourst Maprio Bourst Great Western Hoskins King Road Bristol New York M‘leod Utica England America Law of Nations Russia New York Herald Robert Peel United States Great Britain Caroline Africa Peel Melbourne Charles Vaughan Fox Sir Robert Peel Europe Wall Street Havannah House of Hopper, Weiderman, and Co St. Jago de Cuba New Orleans Canal Bank Washington Canada Montreal Kingston Sydenham Auburn China Dumaresq Canton Pekin Heshen Hong Kong Tivo Eliot Yishau Macao Passage Whampoa Bogue Macao Hugh Gough Gordon Bremer Bengal Kewang Boguie Bogue Forts Elliot

Extraordinary Middlesex Sessions probe of brothel nuisance ends in acquittal

At Middlesex Sessions the case against George Gray for keeping a house of ill fame was dropped after extensive testimony exposed improprieties by witnesses. The judge condemned the proceeding as exposing immoral acts and faulted the prosecutors for bearing costs. A similar acquittal followed the companion case.

Middlesex Serjeant Adams George Gray St. Pancras Doane C. Phillips London and Birmingham Victoria and Easton Evan Jones Seymour-crescent the Railway Mr. Phillips Ackermen Regent-street William Williams Jones Court of Justice William Walker Turnmill-street Childe Walker Hudson Brentford Ama Morris Ann Barber Brentford Bridge Amelia Barber Maria Sparrowhawk William T. Baker Hounslow House of Correction Marylebone Charles Malloney Span’s Buildings Long Louisa Nixon Robinson Hatton-garden Beluatt Hatton Garden Green Bagnigge-wells-road Combe Hellis and Stevens Clerkenwell Selby Mr. Combe Mr. Selby Paris Mr. Paris Bagniggewells Road

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