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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 08, 1839

Page

8

Chartist Riots Trials and Public Meeting in Newport

Testimony in Newport assizes recounts vows sworn during the Insurrection era with witnesses detailing unlawful oaths and riots. Prisoners including John Lewis James Wall and others faced charges of treason burglary and sedition while the public meeting praised magistrates and divine protection for preventing further bloodshed.

Cols W A. Wilkes Octavius Mo S. Homfray Jmes Wall John Lewis John Pollock Mr. Phelps Pill Tama Patrick Patrick Hickey Hickey Canal Side Canal Pontypool Road David Evans James Wall John Wilton Henry Chappell Phelps Smith Bristol Newport Batchelor Thomas Paine Henry Vincent Lovell Jenkins Mr. Jenkins Micah Jenkins Market-house-lane John Lovell Geach Zephaniah Williams John Gwillim Lewis Lloyd Cordes Odd Fellows’ Lodge Thomas Williams Victoria Square Gwillim Odd Fellows Lee Robert Alexander John Gayton Therisoner Pentonville Vincent T. J. Phillips Royal Oak Mill-street C. Jones Rev J. Coles Octavius Morgan George All William Brewer Thomas Fothergill Joseph Coles Job Harris William John Liewellin Thomas Edwards Evan Jones John Walters Argoed Walters Newbridge W. J. Lewellin John Harris W. J. Liewellin George Beach Cromlyn-gate Edwards Uiewellin Harris Coles Elizabeth Walters Llewellyn Mr. Walters Beach Pye-corner Joseph Monmouth Lewis Rowland

Newport Contingent Honors Magistrates and Guard After November Threat

In Newport an evening gathering lauded Thomas Phillips jun for his leadership during the November night attack. Magistrates Brewer and Edwards were praised for steady support. Special constables and Captain Stack's men aided the town, while further recognition and a silver plate gift were discussed. Prisoners and security measures filled the surrounding notices as the town remained tense and vigilant.

Brewer Edwards St. Vidlening Ith King’s Head Thomas Walker Henry Mitchell Partridge Walker Yunda Risca Newport Westgate T. Phitttips Thomas Phillips Wm. Brewer Lewis Edwards Stack Her Majesty’s 45Th Regiment J. J. Curdes Thomas Prothero Thomas Powell James Francis James Birch T. J. Phillips Wm. Williams Frederick Justice Thomas Cooke Edward Dowling Joseph Latch J. J. Nicholas H. J. Davies H. Webber F. J. Hall Martin Morrison Stephen Rogers William Brewer Henry Williams Edward Morgan Reginald James Blewitt Octavius Morgan James Coles

Death of the Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry

Death announced of the Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry aged bishop who lived at the episcopal palace Lichfield. He was consecrated in 1836 after years as head master of Shrewsbury school. The report outlines his anticipated decline and the sorrow in the church.

LhureLp Coventry Lichfield Episcopal Palace Butler Shrewsbury School Law of Linen Court of Excarqurer Bristol Gezette Mr. Berkeley Harmer Verrier Berkeley Kelly Alexander Mr. Harmer Crowder Somerton Sir John Doyle Bays Lord Crofton

Maniac Gains Access to Windsor Castle in Seeming Impersonation

A man from Manchester, aged 40 to 50, allegedly impersonated a royal guest and entered Windsor Castle after climbing the park gates. He carried £17 10s and a gold watch, was confined overnight, and is to be examined at the Home Office.

Smith England Russell Church-street Gillman C. A. Murray William Berridge Windsor John Stockledge Withy-green Manchester Liverpool Lancaster London New Inn Leicester Hounslow Metropolitan Police Lancashire Stockledge Dobson Windsor Police George the Fourth Tickle, Stockledge, and Co Slough Winxpsor Great Britain St. George's Gate Sheet-street 2D Rifles Enevolent Fire and Life Insurance and National Benefit Society Strand Caritat Henry Wilson

Money Market Prices and Bond Quotes From London Market

Consols quoted 90 to 91 for Money and 91 2 to 92 for Account. New 3 percents at 99 to 99 4. Exchequer Bills at 4s to 2s discount. Various bonds in francs and currencies show mixed shifts. Railway shares and banks list premiums and discounts across London and regional markets.

London and Birmingham Great Western Greenwich Southampton Don London and ‘Westminsemium Ackwall Croyter Bank

Insolvents and bankruptcies listed in London Gazette notice

Insolvents: E Flint hosier and tailor Ludgate-hill and W Lawley victualler. Bankrupts include J Waddell ski and insurance-broker. H S Knowles silk throwster. W Perry linen-draper. S H Bishop iron-merchant. J Ram upholsterer. J Allen tea-dealer and grocer. J Marshall boiler-maker. J Dudley builder. W Luxford cherter. W Wilkinson grocer. and many more. Certificates and partnerships dissolved noted with dates and locations across England.

London Gazette E. Flint Ludgate-hill, Hosier W . Lawley Walsall Staffordshire Victualler T. Peachy Brighton Beesley Manchester J. Waddell Lime-street Leadenhall Street H. S. Knowles Moolam Somersetshire Perry Croydon W. Wilkins Crownstreet Soho Tallow Candler Wigmore-street Cavendish Square S. Gowar Regent-street All-Mall J. Allen Drury-lane J. Marshall Colchester Street Whitechapel W. Luxford Trosley Kent A. Gallaway Holloway Middlesex J. Ryding Westbromwich R. Heardman J. Dudley Redcliff-crescent Bristol H. Lloyd Machynlleth Montgomery W. Shawcross J. Seeeabergh J. Shawcross Stockport Chester T. R. Moseley Pye's Mill R. Benson Parliament Westminster Newsaper Carr-mills J.irk Crooks Sheffield R. Welsh Cartlett Haverford West Pembroke J. Taylor Albion-wharf Maidensane King’s-cross J. Huddleston Nottinghall Woodward and Dobson Worcestershire Smallwood Burton Queen’s-place Kennington Harper and Boot Birmingham Warwicker and Johnson Hornsey-road Carpenter and Forster Cheapside Smithson and Reeves Leeds Griffiths, Son Griffiths Ludlow Salop Crowley and Hyde Myers and Brown Bread Street Newton and Co Lees Brook Ashton-under-Lyne King and Maud J. Beer T. Bache and Co Liverpool

Insolvent and bankrupt notices from the London Gazette

A London Gazette notice lists insolvent Vaughan of Trawsfynydd and a long list of bankrupts including J C Matthew of Croydon and J Jones of Maddox Street. Certificates dated Dec 24 name More of Norwich and several others. Partnerships dissolved include Johnstone and Hindley and Sutton and Player among many firms across England.

London Gazette Vaughan Trawsfynydd Merionethshire Pigeater J. C. Matthew Croydon J. Jones Maddox-street Regent-street J. Hardinry J. Whitely Halifax Yorkshire E. Booth Birmingham G. T. Bolton Manchester T. Waller and Co W. and J. Taylor Macclesfield Cheshire S. Bagnall Cheadle Staffordshire J. Broadhead Wooldale Kirkburton D. Glasgow J.G. Jenkins Sidmouth Devonshire Scrivener R. More Norwich R. Benson Parliament Street Westminster A. Abraham Lane-end Longton Stoke-upon-Trent T. Taylor Wednesbury C. J. Wrigley Doncaster Johnstone and Hindley New Bond-street Meredith Sutton and Player Inn Oakwood Glamorganshire Walford Morrell London France Crowther Huddersfield Lockwood Prescott and Middlebrook Runcorn Osborne and Barker Coldharbour Lane York-place Camberwell Packer and Cowper Exeter Rotton and Austin Coldbath West Auckland Darhem W. Shanks

London Markets Corn Exchange Report Dec 2 and Dec 4

Market notes show moderate English wheat supply damp conditions keeping prices near last Monday. Foreign wheat steady, new oats and Irish barley weaker, barley malting cheaper, flour steady. Arrivals show English wheat and oats large, oats and beans mixed. Dec 4 market bare for English wheat, foreign sales firm, barley improving, oats heavy.

Corn Exchange Mark-Lane

Market Prices Reported for Livestock at Smithfield

Smithfield market totals show 4 013 sheep and 22 670 calves traded along with 90 pigs. Beef prices range from 33d to 4s 6d, mutton to 4s 2d, veal 4s 0d to 53 4d, and pork 3s 8d to 45d.

Smithfield

Hay Market Prices for Sutlhrietp Straw Clover and More

Hay markets show SutHrietp prices from £4 to £4 5s for hay and £5 to £5 0s for Clover. Straw ranges £1 16s to £1 18s per 36 trusses, with Hungentorp and Recent's Parc listings varying.

Staw Hungentorp

Coal prices include delivery charges to readers

The notice lists coal prices per ton with added charges and delivery details. It lists Adairs Chester Holywell Pontop Windsor Wall's End Hilda Lambton Cornforth Tennant Howard's Netherton Staveley Victoria Steam Selby Devonshire and ships arriving, with prices ranging around 18s to 24s per ton.

Coal Exchange Adairs Chester Holywell Pontop Windsor Wall's End Hilda Lambton Cornforth Tennant Howard’s Selby Devonshire

Marriages and Deaths Across Several Locales and Notables

The notice lists multiple marriages including Rev Henry Geble to Anne Minter and others in Croydon Belfont Bangor Tirhoot and Albemarle-street. It also records deaths from Blackburn Bidston Gambia Anglesey Wornesh Gosport Birmingham and Cambridge with ages and brief notes on circumstances and notable figures such as Major Mackie Fletcher and Lord Brougham's daughter.

Croydon Henry Geble Austinfriars Anne Thomas Minter Norwood Villa Beulah Belfont R. H. Douglas Commodore Douglas Mary R. Langslow Hatton Middlesex Bangor Lloyd Tregayan Anglesey Elles Great Alie-street Isabella B. Solomons Albemarle-street Piccadilly Blackburn Thomas Galloway Bidston Jane John Snelham Gaythorn Cheshire Gambia Africa Willian Mackie K.H S81 Connaught Rangers Mackie Fletcher Byron Lega Leigh Duke d'Harcourt Marseilles Wornesh Esther Grant Bengal Cavalry Frances Terry Chipping Warden Oxon Ruanlanghorne Cornwall Jane Keast Lord Brougham Brighton

Classified Advertisement Address and Publication Details

Printed at No. 837 Strand Middlesex by 104 Norris 68 Fetterlane St. Andrew Holborn London and published for the proprietor by Cartes Penny at No. 337 Strand where advertisements and communications are requested to be sent Sunday December 8 189.

Strand Middlesex Norris Fetterlane

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