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Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

10 Dec 1837

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Weekly Chronicle

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 10, 1837

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2

Foreign Intelligence Briefing Across Europe and Americas

The piece reports on Vallace being named governor general of Africa and notes a Varied mix of 19th century events including a pistol found at a palace yard, political clashes between Siecle and Commerce over Thiers Barrot alliances, and parliament discussions. It covers Portugal, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Naples, Greece, Tunis, Constantina, America, and New South Wales with dispatches on executions, revolts, coal imports, naval movements, and emigration.

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Monitewr Count Vallce Africa Journal General de France Doctrinaire School Council of Ministers Tuileles Jean Ayme Police Sieele Commerce M. Odillon Barrot HM. Mauguin M. Thiers M. Barret Siecle M. Barrot M. Manguin Courrier Francais M. Mauguin Ree Charles Dupin France Paris Dardanelles Espartero Pamplona Exaltado Estremadura Avila Toledo Cabrera Valencia Portugal Howard de Walden Corps Diplomatique John A. Ommaney William Hall Gsge Great Britain Lord Howard England Hastings Portsmouth Germany Duchy of Brunswick Hanover Frankfort Ernest Poland Duke of Oldenburg Belgium Courrier Belge Mons Charleroi Ghent Switzerland National Association of Switzerland Baden Morat Naples Charles Porrio Porrio Foreign Legion Greebce Athens John of Austria Greece Europe Tunis Garde National of Marseilles Isaid Constantina Toulon Bona Emerrica New York Orpheus Liverpool Mersing van Buren United States Senate Assembly New Orleans Bulletin Montreal New South Wales Sydney Herald Sydney Phillip Launceston Hobart Town Newcastle Ament
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Poised record of murders floods and disasters in Britain

An 19th century column lists multiple violent incidents and public notices: Jane Marsden dies by possible poisoning with exhumation and inquest returning manslaughter against Duckworth. marriage scandal in Chester. a duel near Woodhouse Moor. Keswick flood swallowing lakes and land, Lodore spectacle. Duke of Buccleuch tribute in Dalkeith. gun attack near Greenock injuring Daniel Campbell. Bradford disturbances with arrests. dangerous wakes ban discussion. various accidents in Manchester Frienze. murder-suicide in Portglen. and a strange schoolmaster postman death on Portlock Hill plus an Edinburgh ship tragedy.

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Blackburm Jane Marsden Giles Duckworth Duckworth Chester Snorr Worx Peggy Clare Apfairn Honour Woodhouse Moor Joshua B—ll—nd E.q M.P Keswick Bessenthwaite Lodore Earl of Burlington Lindale Dalton Dalkeith Bucchaven Duke of Buccleuch Cross Keys Inn R. Scott Moncrief J. Alexander Greeneck Arrexrr Murpsr Port Glasgow Daniel Campbell Ladyburn Finnieston Campbell York Castle Bradford Mereford Hereford Ross Manchester Macclesfield Medlock London Road George Lewis Whitby-grove Huddersfield Frentewich Murpak M‘kay Sir George Clerk Taunton Ilfracombe Linton Portlock Portlock-hill Syme Peters Wiliam Edinburgh Fyne
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The Pension List in Distress Calls for Reform

A 1837 letter from FA argues pensions are a national drain and corrupt, urging radical pruning of royal and civil lists. It targets Mr Spring Rice and ministers for misrepresenting pension totals, proposes slashing royal annuities and excluding foreign rulers, and advocates extensive parliamentary reform and universal suffrage.

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Weekly Chronicle Siz Spring Rice William IV Graspall House of Commons United Kingdom Ordnance Army Chelsea Kilmainham Jason Hercules Nathan David Jack
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Westminster Radical Meeting Declines Lord Russell Letter

A public Radical Reformers meeting in Westminster at the Crown and Anchor heard Col Evans chair as MPs and electors gathered to discuss Lord John Russell’s Batist declaration. A letter from Russell expressed support for reform and urged unity while noting obstacles to electoral change and the ballot.

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Ttn Es Lords Manchester Gene Peat Prout Kemp West Rougham Harvey Yes Ieee Eee Teigs Divdard Mipudiygas Mir Col. Thompsn Warkors R.ounell Lois Lord Liverpool Ireland England Robert Peel Canada Mr. O'Connell W. Brabazon Ewart Browne de Lacy Evans J. Leader House of Commons Westminster Crown and Anchor John Russell Batist Col. Evans Meizsber O’connell M.P Leader Warburton D. W. Harvey Riebuck Colonel Thompson Wade Prout Evans Lord Brougham Friends of Improvement and Reform Hones
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Students clash with police in GorrinGEN market

Yesterday evening students gathered in the market place for a gathering with professors blocked by police interference. Several arrests occurred as order was restored. The text also includes verses praising wine and sociable revelry.

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Gorringen Lisette
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