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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 02, 1838

Page

3

The Polish Father and Lion of Southern Africa Echoes

A collage of poems and anecdotes on courage and faith. Verses honor a fearless father, a Boschman lion encounter, and moral reflections from diverse sources including Trajan and a Descartes descendant, interwoven with humorous vignettes and verse on water and virtue.

Travels in Town Treads Downing Street Satirically

A lengthy review of Travels in Town praises its wit and authority on British life. It lampoons Downing Street officials, especially Chancellor Spring Rice, detailing deputation interviews, chair shortages, and the minister’s polished polite tactics to avoid explicit promises while pleasing visitors.

Glass plates in Downing Street debated by Spring Rice

Deputation pressed Mr. Spring Rice for clear repeal of an odious impost. He praised taxed glass and displayed two Birmingham plates, claiming higher domestic production would keep foreigners out. They left unresolved on repeal, while he hinted at relief for manufacturers and laughed at their failing agenda.

Saunders and Otley London Downing-street Walter Scott Shakspeare Byron Spring Rice Chancellor of the Exchequer Spring Ride Spring’ Rice O’connell Shannon Ireland Mr. O’connell Melbourne Westminster Mr. Spring Birmingham Mr. Spring Rice Privy Council Downing Street Bentley John B Honest John John John B—t B——t Elizabeth Bet Johnny Mrs. B Jack Beta T. J. Ouseley Philomel Midas Brougham Exeter Hall Lord Brougham Edinburgh Review Grattan Lord Grenville Trowbridge Henry Vincent W. P. Roberts Dorsetshire Messrs. Vincent and Roberts Vincent T. S. Brewin Seedsman, &c Cirencester Stepney Royal Library Mapriv Madrid Patino M. Patino Don L. Salazar de Castro Montserrat Royal Gonzalez Ferdinand VII Europe de Quevedo Marshalsea Court Borough Court Whitehall Southwark City of London Lord Ayer

Debates over physical force and reform disquiet Norwich reader

A letter to Feargus O Connor criticizes the shift toward physical force in radical reform, warns of social ruin, and urges clear stance on moral versus physical power. It attacks Harney, Stephens, and Castlerism while urging prudent, peaceful change and predicts decline of inferior debt courts.

Leicestershire Mercury Harney O’connor Mr. Cobbett Mr. Stephens Mr. Harmey Mr. Oast Stephens Britain Don Quixote Peeket Norwich J. R. Stephens House of Commons Connor Sons of Mars E. J. Aiches

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