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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 28, 1841

Page

7

Westminster Conservatism at the Burdett Welcome

A whirlwind Westminster gathering honors Captain Rous, Burdett, and a Tory triumph. Speakers extol reform, praise Peel, and pledge support for the government while denouncing ministerial excesses. The crowd roars through to late night with toasts to stability and monarchy amid vivid street theatre.

Fauxcis Burpet Drvry-Laxz Old Drury Francis Burdett Sir Francis Cesar Ceosar Drury Lane Great Russell-street Rous Sir Francis Burdett Morning Chronicle

Evacuation of Canton and British naval advances reported

From Canton via Captain Dumaresq, Abkar arrives 109 days from Canton noting Canton’s evacuation by residents who fled with families and goods. The imperial court in Pekin orders harsh measures against the English, while British forces reinforce Canton with ships and a guard to protect foreigners. Reports detail casualties, rewards, trade fears, and embargo rumors as operations continue toward Pekin.

Hson Cantoix Whampoa Elliot Macao-roads le Fleming Senhouse Macao Canton Ayhempos ED. Belcher Sulphur Maesars Bligh and Toole Blenheim Mr. Field Snipe Apri xErom Poxisumexta Criminal Board Dumaresq Pekin Ane Keshen Hong Kong Yishan Macao Passage Boyne Hugh Gough Gordon Bremer Bengal Kewang Bogue Reity

Court records reveal brash disputes and rough justice

In Lambeth Street and Camberwell areas court sessions, defendants faced harsh scrutiny. Aware of family distress, a pauper-turned-claimant sparred over a parish settlement, while a brutal assault case left a wife scarred and a man facing two months. A fair disturbance and a love driven case closed with dismissals.

Bristol Baron Maule William Kidd Brae Ramona Hastian Stee Bank Vauxhall Office British and Reign Strand London P. Stain Inventors’ Advocate Tnventors’ Advocate Erle Butt Sergeant Bompas Middlesex Sessions London and Birmingham Victoria and Euston C. Phillips Evan Jones Seymour-crescent Age Department of the Railway Seymour Crescent Phillipa William Williams Jones William Walker Turnmill-street Childe Walker Hudson Brentford Ann Morris Ron Barber Brentford Bridge Amelia Barber Maria Sparrowhawk William T. Baker Hounslow House of Correction Marylebone Charles Malloney St. Pancras Long Louisa Nixon Robinson Hatton-garden Hatton Garden Green Bagnigge-wells-road Combe Messrs Hellis and Stevens Clerkenwell Selby Mr. Paris Bagniggewells Road Mr. Selby Mr. Combe Paris Lambeth Steet Samuel Day Mr. Norton London Hospital Norton Unio Hall Camberwell Fair James Fupping William Adner Cottingham Taens Tupping Royal Academy William Thompson City of York Magiman John Hunt Storey Street Southwark S. Division Borough Court OF Requests Tug Lovgs Patricx Frawnacan Bippy M‘craw Joey Grimaldi Cupid Patrick Flannagan Terence Malony Kerry Hud Flannagan Biddy M‘craw Biddy Patrick Flannegan Mr. Malony Terrence Malony Terry Hanner Faith M‘craw Terry Malony Vargin Blaggard Paddy Flannagan

Moorfields embezzlement case against Wm Harnett

Wm Harnett, late manager of Her bert and Co. packing, re examined on a charge of embezzling upwards of £60. In a separate incident, a seaman Robert Jones was knocked from Tooley Street’s Herrin wharf into the Rove and severely injured, with skull laceration, shoulder fracture, and a broken leg. he is not expected to recover.

Iries Westminster Cole Wheld Rous Messrs. Draryongl Payne Aynet Frye Burdett M.pi Tt Wingainds Earl of M.P Lord Shelly H. Aoe Swift Pare Capes Ieeateie Knighton C. Sc. Linson Resu C. Kingaton Mr. Eliason Tedt H. Catuse Longhurst Pyne Missomcastle Jolley Longhurst Collyer Stas Shes Land P Musard Taylors - Force Wance Peril Aaa Navy Pellew Rema prieOke Poe Archieved Taos Panote Robert Peel Allan Fea Lear Beri Lee Mlaishy Aga Siuge England Rome Egypt Syviets France United States Tal The Eering Sannatires Remaos Norrere Wellington Peers Wortley Forkshire Bonnie Westmins Yorkshire Apts II D. Escott Bishmen Lord Melbourne House of Lords Downing-street Lord Manosra Lord Morpeth Dublin Monitor Morpeth Lord Morpethi House of Commons West Riding of Yorkshire Doncaster Holmfirth Saddleworth Knaresbro Otley Birstal Snaith Ripon Bradford Hebdenbridge Pontefract Rotherham Keighley Barnaby Settle Mercury Reform Dixver Folkestone Stewart Marjoribanks Guildhall Marjoribanks Pond Lesen Onck Creese Kep Kent Herald Texsion Orvicd Disrarurion Zable Paris Ceret Aubusson Livenham Bordeaux Toulouse Algiers Abd-el- Kader Tunis Garriaoh la Goulette Madrid Spain Portugal Lisbon Espartero Andalusia Valencia Panis Bougsz Mapzip Boursz Great Western Hoskins King Road Bristol New York M‘leod Great Britain Caroline Africa Peok Melbourne Russia Peel Charles Vaughan Fox Europe Wall-street Havannah House of Hopper, Weiderman, and Co St. Jago de Cuba New Orleans Canal Bank Washington Caxada Canada Montreal Kingston Sydenham Utica Auburn Tre Hacre States-General de Bressure M.de Mentenaere Greece Otho I M. de Meulenaere Order of Leopold M. Gabriel de Lessert Count Rambuteau Count de Lalaing Brussels Constantinople Adelaide-lodge Prince Albert Princess Royal Claremont Park Duchess of Kent Amerbach Prince of Rossrt Pyer Whitehall-gardens Lord Stanley James Grabary Goulburn Henry Hardinge Thomas Freemantle Duke of Wellington Bank of England Bank of Manchester Benjamin Farley Harington-market New Kent Road St. Thomas's Hospital Gloucester Weyman Fisher Tockington W. C. Lister William Busfeild Upwood Busfeild Colonel Thompson Music Hall Liverpool Douglas and Co Pendleton Manchester Henry Blizzard Bell Finchlane Waterloo Bridge King’s College Hospital Wm. Harnett Messrs. Herbert and Co Moorfields Robert Jones Pickle Herrin -Wharf Tooley-strest

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