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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 29, 1841

Page

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A London polemic on industry and honesty in politics

In a 1842 tirade from Cotton Twist the author attacks the claim that industry and desert alone ensure a competency. He lambasts the Duke of Wellington and allied peers, arguing that mere hard work does not guarantee bread, condemning public figures for ungrounded assertions while urging scrutiny of policy and its impact on the poor amid trade downturns.

Orron Twist Sin Rowe Brougham Birmingham Badajos Brigand Robert Dukes Richmond Buckingham Duke of Wellington House of Commons Fate Duke Baze Spitalfields Mechanice Paisley

Court and Fashion in Royal Occasions and Celebrations

Royal pageantry and court notes describe Queen Victoria’s absence from parliament, visits from Sudbury Hall, and the Duchess of Kent remaining in Germany. Festivities planned for Prince Albert’s birthday include serenades, a breakfast at Adelaide Lodge, and a military review by the 72d Highlanders. Illuminations at Wynnstay and a Dublin banquet for Lord Morpeth are also slated, with a long list of dignitaries named.

Court Sudbury Hall Duchess of Kent Germany Amerbach Prince Leiningen Albert Windsor St. George's Chapel Prince Albert Royal Horse Guards Mr. Tuppen Her Augusta Tower Adelaide-lodge St. George's Adelaide Lodge Arbuthnot Victoria Tower Wynnstay Watkin Williams Wynn Duke Duchess of Northumberland Sionhouse Dublin Lord Morpeth Theatre Royal Sontamhar

Latest Intelligence from the New York Packet and Europe

The Independence arrives in Liverpool with little New York news beyond the national bank bill passing by 31 votes. Paris reports Guizot disturbances at Caen with a charivari and army presence. Madrid notes Narvaez expulsion debate, Navarre fueros, and Catalan unrest. Prussia and Hamburg discuss Sound tolls and Danish duties. British moves in the Levant report amnesty in Candia, Tunis expedition prep, and Syrian governance. Leo Pax, Tunis fleet, and Beirut dispatches shape the broader picture.

Asirep New York Independence Nye Liverpool Great Western United States England Canada France Paris Lisieux M. Guizot Caen Monsieur Guizot Bas Guizot Council General Charivari National Courrier Francais M. Humann le Conseil d'Etat Lille Spain Madrid Senate Don Francisco Narvaez Chamber Narvaez Maria Christina Gomez Becerra Senor Corrasco Llano and Ors Chamber of Deputies Madrid Gazette Fueros Navarre Cortes Oribe Reina Gobernadora Guards Christina Hallebardiers Guardias del Cuerpo Leipsic Perpignan Barcelona National Guard Prussia Bertin Stettin Denmark Crown Customs Union Hamburg Borsen Halles Ug Dugsburg Valentzois Thessaly Valestia Volu Larissa Namik Pacha Valentzas Jacobi Rome Zurich Diet Argan Matra Thunderer Gibraltar Berkeley Lady Charlotte Rock Algiers Alecto London Overland Mail Marseilles Princess Royal Sicily Cape Granitola Marsala London Constantinople Beyrout Acre Lord Ponsonby Porte Great Britain Levant Matt Alexandria Smyrne Malta Tahir Pacha Mustapha Pacha Tunis Tripoli Peru John M‘niel Trebisond Colonel Barnett Drummond Hay Napier Pacha Smyrna Lebanon Syria Coleah Blidah M. Tohler Leghorn The Sentinelle Hadrouts Milianah Abd-el- Kader Buenos Ayres Lavalle la Madrid Crebe T. Trousriper T. Troubrige South Australia Sheerness House of Commons Kent Herald

Memorial to the late Sir David Wilkie at Thatched-house

A large gathering of nobility and gentry at the Thatched-house tavern in St James’s Street debated how best to honor Sir David Wilkie. Duke of Sutherland Lord John Russell Viscount Mahon and others supported erecting a statue in the National Gallery or founding a Wilkie Prize, with Peel and a committee named to manage funds and arrangements.

D. Wilkie R.A St. James’s Street Duke of Sutherland Lord Burghersh F. Egerton John Russell Viscount Mahon Charles Townsend Count D'Orsay Leslie Melville H. Phipps J. M.gregor P. Laurie M. Stuart G. Rennie M.P W. C. Macready C. Mackay Robert Peel Lord John Russell Europe England Sheers Baronet Sir David Wilkie James M‘gregor David Wilkie Thomas Phillips Spain B. Bond Cabbell Dibdin Lord C. Townsend National Gallery Augustus Calcott Maxwell Stuart R. Peel Duke of Buccleuch Royal Scottish Association C. Forbes J. Russell Viscount Mahen

Daring street robbery and varied police cases reported

A nine year old boy faces charges for a bold street robbery on Marlborough Street. Separate notes detail grandparent support disputes, a man accused of unwanted advances and self harm, a heartless watch robbery at Worship Street, a boy stealing from his father, a lace theft at Union Hall, and a crippled man’s drunken episode at Thames Office with a lenient outcome.

Marlborough Street Henry Roffan Thomas Snow Carnaby-street Golden-square Hatson Garden Grandpapa Hasservsep Green Bagnigge Wells-road Combe Clerkenwell Green Agai John George Mary Ann Downes Ridburystreet Newroad Worship Street Ann Steers Collins Britannia-street Hill Whitechapel Sanders Duchess of Oldenburgh Hoxton Liverpool Broughton Lambeth Street Mero Norton Union Hall Suorzirting Kingston Westminster Road Jane Williams Thames Office John Robins Simpson Stock

Parliamentary Division Amid Debate On Confidence in Ministers

In the House of Commons on Friday August 27 an amendment sought to strike words and insert a declaration that the government should hold the confidence of the house and country, with a statement that confidence is not in the present advisers. The list of peers and MPs follows, including Abercromby Kinross-shire Aglionby Cockermouth Ainsworth Leeds and many others, reflecting a wide spread of constituencies and titles in attendance.

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