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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 04, 1836

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Tennyson D Eyncourt Preaches Democracy In Reform Talk

A Lambeth Reform Association meeting features MP Tennyson D Eyncourt declaring that the House of Lords is a public trusteeship and must end privileges when not serving the people. He argues for strong democracy, critiques aristocracy, and outlines modes of popular decree while opposing a fixed two chamber system. The piece praises his bold stance but cautions against immediate Lords reform.

Lambeth Reform Association House of Lorde Tennyson D'Eyncourt Lambeth House of Commons House of Lords Mr. Tennyson D’eyncourt England Commons Tennyson D’eyncourt Lords House of Representatives D’eyncourt Times

News from Madrid and European shifts grip Paris papers

Paris papers focus on Madrid events favorable to the Queen's cause and rumor of a government shift in Australia. Reports mention Kolowrath’s stance, Russian orders, the Grand Duke Michael’s winter in Baden, Rodil’s custody, Espartero’s movements toward Bilboa, and the Cortes allowing deputies to hold office.

Paris Madrid Count Kolowrath Prince Mettermich M. Kolowrath Poland Michael Baden Augsburg St. Petersburgh Orloff Nicholas Frankfort Moniteur Rodil Toledo Bayonne Espartero Portugalette Bilboa Balmaceda Cortes M. Lopez Constantine Marahal Clausel Charles X Lyona, &c Madame Beaune Doullens Madame Lavalette Russia Strasburg Marseilles Quotidiente Durango Laredo San Sebastian Vittoria Gomez Guadalquiver Palma del Rio France Requena Cordova Bayonnet Bilboans el Desierto Spain St. Augustine Castro Urdiales Villareal Antotequi St. Sebastian Evans Ebro

Lambeth Meeting Spurs Reform in Ireland and Lords

A Lambeth gathering at Horns Tavern backs equal laws for Ireland and reform of the House of Lords. Speakers Mr M'Leod and others urge government support for measures to lift the people, with Tennyson D'Eyncourt and Hawes praising the resolutions and calling on the public to back liberal reforms.

Horns Tavern Lambeth Ireland House of Lords M‘leod Lords House of Commons Ten England Hawes

English girl aided by Belgian government amid neglect by father

In Liege a young English woman, about sixteen, abandoned by her father Lord A, faced destitution in a pension. The Belgian King referred her case to the Interior Ministry which ordered funds to educate her from the charitable fund. The affair aims to shame the noble lord and prevent the girl from ruin photos. The report also notes the death of Hon. Mr. Lamb and other items including Reilly the Martyr, a Panama railroad grant, and various overseas notices.

Nosse Brussels Liege Lord A Mr. Lamp Mr. Lamb Lord Melbourne South-street Caroline Lamb Lord Byron Melbourne House Moore Rogers Cherub Pall,mail Hatfield Tur City of London Brighton Newgate Central Criminal Court William Spinks William Bell Ambrose Elms Reilly Longford Mammon Dean Murray Panama Beddle United States M. Azuero New Grenada Atlantic Pacific Ocean New Orleans New Orleans American Singapore Clutha Deal Andromache Penang Raleigh Gallang Rhio Stoddart Straits Edward Gambier Madras Paris Montfaucon Faubourg du Temple

Irish Attorney General and the Bench in Dublin

A Dublin correspondent reports a court clash between Chief Baron Joy and Attorney-General Richards over compensation for a Special Jury in a past trial. The piece praises Richards for challenging political prejudice and criticizes the Chief Baron for alleged partiality and silencing debate on jury expenses and potential abuses.

Dustry Court of Exchequer Dickson O’connell Baron Joy Richards Curran Lord Clare Cavan Blackburne Judge Crompton Mr. Crompton Richard Shiel Ireland

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