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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 29, 1841

Page

2

Census unrest in France sparks riots and police action

French census operations trigger clashes in Lille Cahors and other towns as residents resist opening doors to assessors. Soldiers and gendarmes quell disturbances, with several arrests and injuries reported while authorities insist the census continues and will cover new housing.

Lille Toulouse Cahors Aubenar Privas Ardache Libourne Moniteur Niort Oed Paria Rouen

Turery and the Baby Unification of Candia Reported

Intelligence from Constantinople confirms Candia unification with rebels capitulating. Tahir Pacha promised amnesty. Greek government actions in Piros and Candia fostered good talks between the sultan and King Otho. Rifaat Pacha may replace Redschid Pacha. Scutari troops thwart a planned uprising. France adheres to London protocol. Mehemet Ali's role discussed. Plague reappears. Saudi and Moroccan notes. U.S. dispatches cover slavery plots and western frontier skirmishes.

Scutari Rolo Jomed Broussa France London Count de Pontois Syria Achmet Fethi Pacha Vienna Constantinople Alexandria Arabia Suez Mehemet Ali Red Sea Univers Athens Otho M. Mavrocordato Elephtis Mount Athens Hilarion Tony Tangiers Morocco Sardinia Giers

Central Reform and Registration Association Formed

A meeting at No. 11 Parliament Street led to the creation of a Central Reform and Registration Association. Edward Clarkson chaired as members agreed to establish a central committee to coordinate local bodies, push for reform measures including vote by ballot and extended suffrage, and seek broader inclusion of unrepresented classes. The Marylebone example was cited for its effective election organization. Separately, inquests and local gatherings discussed infanticide linked to late poor laws and celebrated Liberal gains in Marylebone.

Reform Registration Association Parliament-street Reform and Registration Society of England Edward Clarkson Hear Marratt Marylebone Gravesend West Kent South Essex Weymouth Tories House of Compunions Matthews Reform and Registration Association Warren-street Wakley Regent’s Canal St. Pancras Boroveu Mangiusonr Benjamin Hall Charles Napier Mechanics’ Institute Williams Oxford-street House of Commons Savage

Tyrone custos rotalorum appointed by the Queen

The Queen appoints Francis William Earl of Charlemont as custos rotalorum for Tyrone in place of the late Earl of Belmore. The report also notes Mr Nixon resigning as high sheriff of Fermanagh after questions about his conduct and the Dublin Corporation political scene with liberal candidates opposing the Tories. A Limerick dinner plan honors Lord Morpeth for Ireland’s interests, and a Loyal National Repeal meeting in Dublin discusses municipal elections with a £100 repeal rent contribution.

Ireland Francis William Earl of Charlemont County of Tyrone Earl of Belmore Dustin Nixon Hell Fermanagh Trish Dublin Limerick Lonp Monrery Lord Morpeth Ava Loyal National Repeal Association Corn Exchange Robert M‘clellan O'Connell

Wilkie Memorial and Parish Meeting in Cults Scotland

A public meeting of parishioners and others in Cults discussed sending an address to the surviving brother and sister of Sir David Wilkie. A condolence address was approved and a commemorative subscription urged under the Earl of Leven and Melville. A committee was named to collect subscriptions and assist the memorial project.

Earl of Leven Melville Sir David Wilkie Cults Caledonian Mercury Firth of Forth Queensie Dumbarton Leith Alloa Stirling Granton Kincardine Scotland Kirkpatrick Iron Grey Stewartry Kirkcudbright Edinburgh Arthur’s-seat Resent

Imperial Parliament Lords Monday and Tuesday Debates Oaths and Addresses

The Lords opened Monday with oaths of allegiance and the addition of newly created peers Lord Coneeton and Lord Camper. The House of Commons and Lords discussed the royal speech, foreign policy, Canada debt, trade and sugar duties, and taxation, with Lord Spencer critiquing some treaties and urging true free trade while praising abolition of slavery. The address and debates continued into Tuesday with focus on budgets, timber duties, and corn laws amid calls for policy clarity and national prosperity.

House OF Lords D'Elock Earl Stanhope Earl Spencer Lord Sidmouth Earl of Aberdeen Earl of Mountcashel Earl of Harrowby Duke of Richmond Lord Montfort Earl Radnor Lord Maryborough Earl of Limerick Earl Ferrey Bord Ashburton Marquis of Northampton Lord Exmouth Lord Foley Earl of Tankerville Lord Portman Duke of Buccleuch Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Kinnoul Earl of Devon Duke of Sutherland Lord Rolle Marquis of Anglesea Lord Cone Eton Henry Parnell Lord Methuen Lord Vivian Barons’ Bench Lord Camper Lord Campys Barons Bench Worcester Lords Marquess of Normanby Earl of Clarendon Viscount Melbourne Viscount Duncannon House of Commons Lord Coancelior Austria Prussia Russia France Europe Ghorian Persia Teheran China Spain Portugal Upper Canada United Province Council Assembly of Canada Canada Loups Mediterranean Commons Earl Fitzhardinga Lord Segrave Clarendon Bathurst Earl of Gainsborough Lord Barham Ducie Fitzhardinge Duke of Cambridge Earl of Ripon Bishop Hereford Earl of Gosford Lord Grantham Earl of Wilton Lonp England M. Thiers Pacha Egypt Tlook Britain Siyorling Atlantic Brazils Uist

Debate on corn law policy and ministerial plans in parliament

A lengthy address discusses the corn laws, imports, and the need for reliable grain supply. Lords critique current tariffs, argue over timber and sugar duties, and emphasize independence from foreign corn while weighing fiscal measures and ministerial confidence.

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