Visit of the Duc de Bordeaux Draws French Nobility to Belgrave Square
The Morning Post reports a large gathering of over three hundred French nobles at Belgrave Square to honor the Duc de Bordeaux. Delegates presented homage to M. de Chateaubriand and the prince spoke of love for France, duty, and the hope to serve his country, amid notes of reverence for old royal memories.
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Bordeaux
Royalicuyges
Duc Pg Boudeaux
France
Henri
Royal
the Duc de Bordeaux
Belgrave Square
M. de Chateaubriand
Alnwick
Duc de Levis
Duc Descars
Villaret de Joyeuse
M. de Barande
Duc de Bordeaux
Duc de Berry
Yesterda
Frenc
Duchess de Valmy
Viscount de Flamarens
Count de Blangy
Grimouard de St. Laurent
Marquis de la Haye Montbault
Charles de Bourbon-Busset
Gaspard de Bourbon-Busset
Jules de Cosnac
Viscount d'Ambray
Gustave d’Autane
de Béarn
Gaston de St. Luc
Henri de St. Luc
Count du Temple
de Lignac
Marquis de Malet
Sebatier
Marquis de Preigne
de Praille
Adolphe Sala
Viscount du Ponceau
Duc d’Almazan
Count de Caux
Duc de Fitzjames
Madame Descuns
Mad
d’Astis
Count de Nieuwerkerke
Marquis
de Cirrac
de Goulaine
de la Ferronnays
Guy de la Tour da Pin
de la Bassie Monturie
Bayart
de Nugent
Baron de Boutray
Henri de Boutray
de Tankowitz
Marquis de Roncherolles
M. de Triquerville
Louis Paira
Gabriel de Charnacé
Arthur du Lau
Des Montes de Boisgautier
de Valeri
de la Rochefonteuille
Daniéle
Count de la Bourdonnays
Lambert
d’Espeuilles
de Tocqueville
Count de Clermont
Edmond de Damas
M. Flatters
Berryer
Roya Hieuxess
Duc de Borphaux
Belgrave
Square
Viscount de Bamas
Cocnt de Montrichard
Countess de Berard
Marquis de St
de Cressy
de Rohan-Chabot
Marchioness
M. de Fontaine
Theubet
Chevalier de Cosson
Leon Schneider
Cadendal
George Cadendal
Jules de Closmadeuc
Ernest de Closmadeuc
Fournier de Bellevue
Boscal de Réals
Bloyetansquer de Kérenat
Marquis de Catuélan
Count de Boispéan
Count de Lostanges
Count de Carné
Count de Audigné Maynens
d’Erlach
Blanchet
de Brissac
de la Chastre
de St. Venant
de Tonville
Bétoul
de Clercy
de Malortie
d’Iquelon
Etienne de Biron
Monsieur le Vicomte
Louis the Fourteenth
Portueat Tantri Convention and Lisbon Negociations
A London commentary on the Portuguese tariff talks as Duke de Palmella travels to Lieben, risking more entanglement and questioning his mandate. It mocks the long stalemate over woollens duties and suggests unrest among wine growers if settlement stalls further.
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London
Portugal
Downing-street
Society of Ants
Institution
John Street
Adelphi
Benjamin Rotch
V.P
F.R.S
Wales
Neland
Ireland
Church of England
England and
Scotland
Allege Murder Case Opens Over Bristol Death and Exhumation
A Bristol coroner's inquest investigates the August death of John Mountjoy, a rope maker, after allegations of poisoning by his wife. A jury orders exhumation, with post mortem by Dr. Symonds and chemist Mr. Herapath, as crowd gathers at St George's churchyard.
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Bristol
St. George's Churchyard
Park Street
Royal Western Hotel
J. B. Grindon
John Mountjoy
Hanson
Symonds
Herapath
Alleged Opium Poisoning Inquiry at Lambeth Workhouse
An inquest before Coroner Mr. Carter at Lambeth workhouse examines the death of infant Thomas Samuel Ford aged twelve months. A nurse named Gates is accused after a phial of opium was found in her possession and reportedly administered to the child. Postmortem showed congested brain. stomach contents sent for analysis. inquiry adjourned to Wednesday as further expert testimony is sought. Swindling case follows involving a pretender Sir John Mather who deceived Jonathan Holt and son with promises of vast inheritance and future positions, leading to financial loss. warrant granted for arrest after testimonies.
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Carter
Thomas Samuel Ford
Board of Guardians
Gates
Duke
Mr. Taylor
Manchester Guardian
Beswick
Borough Court
Manchester
Sir John Mather
Jonathan Helt
Cambridge-street
Chorlton-on Medlock
Holt
Rawstorne
Preston
Mather
Watts
America
Jonathan Holt
James Holt
Sheldon
Swan Street
Sir John
St John
John
Col. Rawstone
Bury
London
Mantle
Mr. Holt
Maude
Doctors' Commons
Great Britain
Ireland
Norwich
Aristotle
J.L
J. P
Zeta
B. T
Curto Stearine
Whitechapel Road
Adelaide
F. Hellens
No. 2
Wolverly-street
Gloucester Street
Hackney-road
D. E
Freehold
I. K.L
Warren
Qui Tam
W. D
Weekly Chronicle
Toriting
Lord
Northumberland
G. D
Nottingham
George
Stockport
John Bell
Scotland
England
Opifex
Victoria
Bristol
Prince Albert
Binminuuam
Chronicle
Messrs
Sargani Brothers
Sargant
Elkington, Mason, and Co
Minitz
Jennens and Bettridge
Japan
Mr. Armfield
Button
Nestor
Birmingham
Peel
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Salisbury
Southampton
Savines
George Green
C. Ge
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Fragmented legal notices and queries from the Weekly Chronicle
A long reader correspondence column presents varied legal questions and anecdotes. Topics include mortgage transfers, will searches, stamp duties, ex post facto law, landlord notices, emigration guidance, and parish liability. Readers seek guidance on property, inheritance, and public notices amid humorous sketches and editorial replies.
Finding sunrise sunset times and high water in Britain
Instructions detail how to compute sunrise and sunset times from latitude with minute adjustments per degree. It also lists high water times for major ports relative to London Dock gates, including Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow and Southampton with specific hour and minute modifications.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead Harbour
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Advent Week Almanac with Weather and Events
Sunday dawns with the first Advent lessons for morning and evening while celestial data, sun declination, day length and dawn times are listed. Across days 4 to 10 notes cattle fairs Neby Marshal Ney shot 1815 and Grouse shooting ends with weather forecasts and Ephem notes.
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Legh
Meteo
Ephem
Zadkiel
Dursley
Tugspay
Mozart
Soanae
Ilton
Government prosecutions and repeal agitation plans debated
In The Weekly Chronicle London December 2 1843 commentary mocks Attorney General Smith as he studies public image and decency while pursuing political prosecutions. It notes charges against O Connell and concerns over jury panels and state actions, contrasting parliamentary pressure with Irish reactions. The piece criticizes the government for dictatorial methods and stresses the need to balance law with public sentiment.
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Smith
Robert Peel
Monsieur de Tocqueville
Asses Bridge
Jeffery
O'Connell
Dublin
James Graham
Frederick Pollock
Ireland and England clash over witness secrecy in O Hagan case
In a heated critique of Irish prosecutions, the piece denounces Dublin Castle and calls for full witness disclosure to Traversers, warns that secrecy breeds suspicion, and urges peaceable, lawful measures as Ireland faces trials and rent pressures. It cites O Connell, ministers, and fears of coercion, while urging reconciliation over coercive rule.
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Justice Perrin
England
O'Hagan
Westminster Hall
Ireland
Lord Eliot
Mr. Cooke
James Graham
Lord Clare
Dublin Castle
O'Connell
Derrynane
Robert Peel
Lord Morpeth
Europe
Duke of Sutherland and the Free Church debate
A discussion on the Duke of Sutherland, property rights, and the Free Church in Sutherland. The piece argues governors must balance ownership with conscience, notes population shifts from settler actions, and defends chapel access while cautioning against overreach. It cites The Times on martyrdom optics and asserts power can be tempered by conscience.
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Duke of Sutherland
Duke of
Scotland
Free Church
England
Sutherland
Setherland
Times
Spain's New Ministry Amid Royal Return and Hope
The scene shifts as Senor Olozaga becomes Prime Minister amid cautious optimism. The Queen's majority spirits rise with new reforms and potential municipal law. Supporters and ex-regents face a thorny path, while hopes for amnesty and renewed monarchy hinge on finances and military discipline.
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Esparter
France
Spain
Senor Lopex
Senor Olozaga
Saragossa
Barcelon
Narvaez
England
Espartero
Antrim MP Resignation Report and Hong Kong Inspectors Plan
A report claims Mr Irving M P intends to resign his Antrim county seat. Government plans to send twelve police inspectors and twelve privates to Hong Kong, with £400 annual pay for each. Stockton mayor circulates dog destruction notices after hydroIPHobia cases. The Post Office updates mail dispatch rules when the Id falls on Sunday. Marquis of Winchester dies. John, Earl of Wiltshire, succeeds. Norwich Mechanics’ Institution lecture praised by the Bishop of Norwich. Floods in Shrewsbury area cause livestock losses and property damage. Alleged crime of a nobleman involving a younger woman surfaces with accompanying scandal and impending legal action.
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Smith
Worcestershire Chronicle
Serjeant
Talfourd
Knicut and Arrowsmith
Chronicle-office
Worcester
T. D
London
St. James's
Paddington
Westbourne Terrace
New York
Bristol
Anvrica
Mechanics’ and Labourers
United States
Charles Knight and Co
Ludgate-street
W. C
W. E
H. S
Farringden-street
Weekly Chronicle
Farringdon-street
W. J
Swansea
W.S. K
Irving
Antrim
Globe
Polick
Guina
Hon Kong
Stockton
Newcastle Journal
General Post-Office
Mediterranean
Eas India
Southampton
Marquis of WinchEster
Charles Ingoldsby Burroughs Paulet
Winchester
Earl
Wiltshire
St. John of Basing
England
Georg the
William
Anne
John Andrews
Shotneyhall
Northumberland
John
Addams
Norwich
Mechanics Institution
Mechanics’ Institution of England
Bury Post
Montgomeryshire
Severn
Frankwell
Owen
Nesscliffe
Melverley
Pontesford Bridge
Shrewsbury
Monda
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