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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 04, 1842

Page

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Fragmented Local Notice About Timed Market Dates

A damaged OCR snippet lists odd dates and items for a local market. It mentions Rye and Peas with unclear amounts. Readable parts include today and tomorrow references and random numbers. The fragment lacks coherent events, names, or locations to form a full summary.

Corn Laws and the London Trade Faith in Free Food

The Weekly Chronicle argues that cheap bread drives broader trade gains, citing coffee houses and urban consumption. It links high corn prices to Monopolist psychology, warns that protection hurts London’s commerce, and critiques rising urban poverty threatening industry. It urges land rent cuts and cheaper imports to boost overall prosperity and wages.

London Colonel Thompson McCulloch Thames Manchester Adshead

Importations of foreign cattle and tests of W Hutt support

The week sees fewer importations of foreign cattle with Spain and Hamburg sales quoted. A meeting in Hull raises funds to present a testimonial to W Hutt MP, inviting a public dinner. Reports of arson in Galloway follow, with two suspects jailed. Parliament and trade notes cover Canadian wheat duties, Metropolitans and free trade debates, and Manchester and Leeds market trends.

Smithfield Spain Wamburg Hamburg Germany London Hull Holland Southampton France W. Hert Friends of W. Hutt Gateshead Victoria John Atkinson William Hutt England Galloway Dumfries Old Luce Dougan Stranreer Taylor Philip Lynas Lord Stanley United Kingdom Canada Legislative Assembly Metropolitas Metropolitan Association St. Martin’s-in-the- Fields St. Anne and St. Margaret Westminster Mechanics’ Institution Southampton Buildings Chancery Lane Henry Warburton C. P. Villiers Sir de Lacy Evans F. OL. Ricardo, Esq Win. Ewart Bowring Peyronet Thompson Black Sidney Smith Association Villiers Ricardo Ewart Blackburne Ridley Great League Anti-Cornlaw League Manchester Cobden China Maxuractuntne Leeds India Barnsley Bradford Saxony Erinos Orleans

China Ratifies Peace Treaty and Heads for London

Latest intelligence reports China has accepted the peace treaty dated August 29 and will ratify once Britain signs off. An ambassador to London is proposed. News from Alexandria notes a steamer from Nankin carrying Malcolm, secretary of the English legation. British forces remain at Nankin. Chusan port works expand for health.

Marseilles China London England Alexandria Nankin Suez Malcolm Chusan Bayossa Saragossa Barcelona Bancanona van Halen Madrid France Bircenosa Montjuich Exjunta Bancrsnoxa Formidable Vlobreprat Gassendi Junta Free Corps Atarrazanas

Meeting at Windsor privy council and Dublin peers news

The Privy Council will meet at Windsor Castle this week to pass a proclamation summoning Parliament. Lord O’Neill is expected to replace the late Lord Gort as Ireland’s representative peer, while claims by the Earls Ene, Ross, and Erne are debated amid shifting vacancies.

Windsor-castle Robert Peel Richt Hon Baronet Ireland Earl of Ene Earl of Ross Earl of Erne Lord Ross Dublin Evening Packet Entomological Society Royal Academy Institute of British Architects St. Mary Redcliffe Bristol Messrs Britton and Hosking W. Hosking Horticultural Society Linnean Society Himnological Society Society of Arts Birmingham South Eastern Dover Midland Counties South Western North Midland Great North of England Grand Junction Blackwall Edinburgh Glasgow Great Western Houcester Elats Croydon Hull and Selby Eastern Counties Derby Northern and Eastern Greenwich Brighton Loxpon Dover Raiway London Tavern Bricklayers’ Arms Arremprep Screrpes Turovca Tak Parisu Seaward Weymouth Terrace Hackney-road London Hospital Shoreditch John Black Black Hoxton Deast Wentworth-street Jones Fowell Higgs Whitcombe-street Leicester-square Selfer National Gallery Gardener’s Lane Partridge M‘cann A Division of Police St. Martin’s Bainbridge Suprosen Morner Tx Norrs Millington Holme Pierrepont Nottingham Noils Cuancke Mrrper Central Criminal Court Robert Williamson Chelsea Sarah Williamson Royal Hospitalrow Doolan St. George's Hospital John Cormick Sarah Hall Sophia Swan Yateley Southampton Fulham Middlesex Swan Oxford Cuarce William Dewey Ellen Derrick Ballantine Charnick

Irish farmer in custody for alleged assault at Clerkenwell

George Frost, an Irish farmer, was brought to Clerkenwell police on remand for charges involving a girl known as Mary Ann Clifft who worked as a barmaid at the Coach and Horses in Great Ormond Street. Frost, lodging nearby, committed for trial on the capital charge after arriving in London to seek rent relief.

Suetfield Sheffield Edward Smith Smith Arundellane Rockingham Street St. Philip’s Road Boulton London Marylebone Queen's Bench Tracy J. Taynor Jungmentt Banco Lord Denman Commissioners of Sewers Tracey Bridewell Neatu Pr. Whitatexn Chelsea Hospital Hazeldine Middlesex Brunswick-place Thomas Marable England Cuvier Erle George Marable Lord Abinger Frederick Marable Sarah Veale Thomas Marible Crus Saita Marquis of Conyngham Cantalupe Churchill Courteney Messrs. Thesiger F. Kelly Lush Messrs Platt Richards Butt Clarkson Thesiger United Service Club Beedale Winchester-street City Rouge Et Noir Hazard Captan Courtney Fitzroy Stanhope Viscount Cantalupe Benjamin Thompson Courtney General Churchill Anne Central Criminal Court Mary Guldsmith Walter Linfuld Goldsmith Sinfuld Apo Linford Goldswith J. Linford Mr. Downe Clerkenwell Couplamant Bathstreet Broughton Dia Shoreditch Royal Standard Massey Division of Police Heritage Mr. Grundy Hales Barton Penny Grundy Union Hall Charles Knij Charlotte Bailey William George Frost Mary Ann Clifft Coach and Horses Great Ormond Yard Victoria John Brown William Savage Ellen Savage Margaret Dixon Robert Unsworth Waterloo Bridge Anchor Tavern Strand Doh G. Powell Oij Westminster Bridge Sangster Stedman Rush J. Beadnall J. Rennie A. Gardner J. Walsh Timaks

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