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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 11, 1841

Page

3

Extraordinary general meeting on unissued shares at Bishopsgate

The meeting at St Helen's Place Bishopsgate presided by James John Cummins, Esq. approved resolutions to offer 2,741 unissued shares to existing proprietors at one for six with deposits and further payments by March 1 1843. Capital now 200,000 pounds from 50,000 shares.

Board of Ordnance Richard Wivell Aes St. Helen's Place Bishopsgate James John Cummins London Bishopsgate Street Matthias Welverley Attwood James Harmer Mr. Masterman M.P H. J. Rous, Esq Webster Haymarket Theatre Society of Fishmongers and Poulterers Hills Matthias Wolverley Attwood Gnixp Junction Canal Company Crown and Anchor Strand Thomas Poynder Francis Head Committee of Management Herticultural Society Regent-streets George Loddige Cobham Surrey Lord Sondes Swaffham Norfolk Viscount Maynard Dunmow Essex Society Wigelsworth Clitheroe Mr. Bisset Lawrence Mr. Green Edmund Antrobus Hatcb Miles Ross Bateman Haumersmith Hammersmith High Road Metropolitan Trust Home Department Sprtalfields Weavers Mansion House Spitalfields W. Body Mark-lane J. H. Fisk Norwich London and Westminster Bank Richard Wood House of Child and Co Justice Bosanquet House of Bosanquet and Co John Hall Weston Colvile Linton Cambridgeshire King-street Portman-square Dukes of Richmond Bedford Earl Spencer Earl of March Lord Dungannon Sibthorp Cavendish Square India China Bakens’ Starretics Westminster Abbey St. Paul's

Proving a Woman to Death in a Sulphur Bath Trial

Inquest details from the Bolton union reveal allegations that a sulphur bath used to treat vermin led to the death of Margaret Heywood. Witnesses describe the stoving process, the chair, oil skin apparatus, and a verdict of death by the sulphur bath with suggested neglect.

Bolton Bolton Chronicle Margaret Heywood Bolton Union James Hughes Margaret

Stacks Burned at Chambers Farm Amid Repeated Fires

Three valuable wheat stacks one oat and one straw stack were burned and a seed stack damaged. Mr. Chambers insured farming stock for £300 in the Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire pre-office, with losses estimated near that amount. This is the third such incident in a year, earlier losses totaling £60. Public danger deemed low, seen as private malice rather than broad unrest.

Armagh meeting ridiculed as a hollow county show

A scant Armagh county meeting to congratulate Earl de Grey drew about sixty attendees and revealed strong distrust of the premier’s policy. Colonel Verner led, with letters declining signaled, while the high sheriff and Sir James Strange navigated a limp procession to form a addressing committee and depart.

Dustin Lozep de Grey Fannce Lord de Grey Orange Armagh County Court-house Earl de Grey John Whaley Verner M.P Charlemont Gosford Lord Lurgan Henry Caulfield Robert Peel Irish Orange Blacker Morning Chronicle Tau National Repeal Association Corn Exchange Dublin Jamaica Texas Exas Lord Eliot Valentine Blake Treasury Galway Orth American Liverpool Down Ireland County of Newry Telegraph Sy Guare Shanrod Garvaghy John Brown Brown Shawrod Downshire Londonderry Messrs Smithson Corry Isaac Corry Irish Poor-Law Commission The Evening Mail

Agnewites Battle Sunday Newsroom Closures in Glasgow

The Glasgow Agnewites push to close public newsrooms on Sundays is defeated again, as crowds resist attempts to ban Sunday openings at the Royal Exchange room and Tontine coffee room. Court discussions in Strathbogie matters proceed over parliamentary acts and court forms, with multiple proceedings and ministers heard. Distress rises in Paisley as unemployment climbs to twelve thousand one hundred fifty-one, prompting renewed public sympathy. Deputies in Forfarshire plan a January meeting in Dundee to push corn and provision rate repeal, while Smithfield club awards are announced with detailed livestock results from oxen to sheep and pigs, listing prize winners and breeders.

Bridgnorth Lord Palmerston Lord Leveson J. Milman Coley Viscount Palmerston G.C.B Foreign Department House of Commons James William CoLey Sere PatreErstox J.M. Coley Douglas Istz Man Kendal Manchester Bank of Messrs. Wakefield, Crewdson, and Co Messrs Wakefield, Crewdson, and Co Kendal Mercury Dmoorcroft Inox Works Wolverhampton the Chronicle Moorcroft Ironworks Stafford Thomas Vernon John Thompson Rochester Royal George Troytown R. Hinde Kent Mary Thackeray John Hooper Stonemason Clarence-street Maidstone Road Eliza Wallis Mr. Newson John Gooderham King-street Mr. Hooper Gooderham Hooper Sutton-In-Ashfield Ixczenplanisu William Chambers Sutton-in Ashfield Sutton Norwich Union Manafield Glascow Glasgow Tontine Royal Exchange Room Tur Cource Scornarp Strathbogie Coninghame Cockburn Lord Cockburn Whigham Moncreiff Patrick Robertson Adam Anderson Anderson Perthshire Adam Urquhart Stewartry Kirkcudbright Edinburgh Lanarkshire Caledonian Mercury Forfarshire Dundee Smithfield Club Horse-bazaar King-strest Portman-square R. Worthington Ladds W.trinder J. Saxby Bisshopp Stace Hamphrey Gibbs Senior Broughton-house Aylesbury Hereford Mason Tarrington Chamberlain Desford Leicestershire Durham the Duke of Bedford Oakley Beds Perry Monkland Leominster Duke of Bedford Woburn Abbey Hewer Earl Spencer Aithorp Thomas Downs Aston-hall Salop Williams Crisp Godgrave Woodbridge Suffolk Gisborne Harwich-house Buxton Campbell M.P Menzie Crieff Perth J. Millar Ballumbie Forfar James Mustard Leuchlands Mann Armondham Mr. Owen Condover-park Sir George Crew Yorke Thrapstone Northamptonshire Carruthers Arthington-hall Otley R. Jobson Turvilaws Wooler Northumberland Richard Wright Habertoft Spilsby Burgess Holme Pierrepont Leicester Buckley Normanton-hill Notts Wright Twitchell Wellington Leicester Wethers S. Bennett Bickerings Park Samuel Webb Babraham Cambridge Jonas Webb Mr. Graham Stoneham Lewes Mr. Stephens Atherstone Ilminster Somerset Mr. Temple Heston Hounslow Buckinghamshire Colonel Wood Littleton Staines Middlesex

Tax Comic Awnvat for 1842 by T Hood

A lively review of Hood s Tax Comic for 1842 from London publisher Colburn. The piece praises humorous sketches Miss Kilmansegg and her Precious Leg and The Friend in Need, and samples exchanges from The Hospital Nurse and other vignettes with commentary on social satire and drinking, plus notes on illustrations and upcoming items.

T. Hood London H. Colburn Tom Hood Tom Hood

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