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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 11, 1842

Page

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Reign Liners and Patchy Text From Obscure Page

Fragmentary OCR text references a sailing or vessel context with figures and names, including a possible score or price notation and scattered numbers. The readable chunks mention a period of Week tity DoW and a name Tanger Ford, with unclear associations to vessels, prices, or merchandise. The overall sense is incomplete and lacks a coherent event.

Fifth Address of the Weekly Chronicle to the People of London

The piece reflects on 1815 bread protests, the Corn Laws, and London as a force in reform. It contrasts past London sentiment with 1843 public opinion, notes petitions, and recalls figures like Burdett and Baring, urging continued resistance to the Corn Law while predicting broader impacts on land and metropolis.

Weekly Chronicle London Villiers Greggs Colonel Thompson St. James’s Palace Westminster Marylebone Lord Elsenborough Adehanistan Pekin St. James's Great Canal Hong Kong Duns Badminton Duke of Beaufort Arlington Street Len Lon MrCallich Seneca Drunters Grove’s Bedlam House of Commons Lomien Issa Eutry Lord Grenville St Leonard's Sherewich Calvert Southwark Fran Claphan Willian Curtis House of Lords Clerkenwell Francis Burdett Westmister Commons Peredo Lord Castlereagh Hunter Robert Peel Baring Lord Ashburton Huskisson Treasury Bench England Gil James Graham Lord Grey Arthur Young Driver Lord Spencer Lord Liverpool Parliament Lord Elden Bristol Croker Parliament Street Robert Heron Frederick Flond Billingscate Lonnon Ain America Liverpool Barsley New York North America Colt Henshaw Adams Colonel Webb The Courier and Enquirer Down Henry Lee San Juan Heet Cusave Prussia German Customs Union Christopher Sly Neo

Abolition of trade restrictions debated in Common Council

The Common Council debated resolutions urging the abolition of all restrictions on commerce and especially coin importation. Speakers including Mr Taylor and Mr Stacey supported free trade, while Mr Lawroice and others raised procedural objections. The amended resolution calling for free trade measures in Parliament was adopted after debate.

Taylor Wade Stacey Lawroice Robert Peel Godson Stephens Ashurst Maitland Anti-Cornlaw League Prendergast de Jersey Re Suisse C. Wetherell Marquis of Hertford Suisse Sharpe

Privy Council prorogues Parliament at Windsor Castle

A London Gazette supplement reports a proclamation agreed upon in the Privy Council yesterday to prorogue Parliament from Tuesday to Thursday the 20th of February and then reconvene to dispatch business. The note also covers society items, church licensing, and upcoming scientific meetings and civic notices.

Privy Council Windsor Castle London Home Office Home Secretary Baronet Glasgow Cobden Cuba Society For the Propagation of the Gospel Hong Kong Pisnor Pureorrs Beale Tavistock Grammar School Tavistock Western Times Geographical Society Royal Academy Geological Society Meteorological Society Ethnological Society South Western North Midland Great North of England Paisley Blackwall Edinburgh Great Western Birmingham Gloucester Croviden Hull Selby Derby Northern Greenwich Brighton Marylebone Henry Waymoath Bsq Bryanstone Square Smithfield Dixxon Smithfield Club Freemasons Great Queen Street Karl Spencer Earl of Ducre Duke of Richmond Lord Monteagle Waodo Casttleton Clarke Hillard Reg. &C.&co Prince Albert England Duke of Rich Earl of Duche Duke of Riehman View Royal Archduke of Austria Colonel Bowater Hottinguer New York Dublin Rhyl Acraman Bristol London and County Bank Messrs Colls, Thompson, and Co Court of Exchequer Thomas Wood Tanacre Cox, Company Court of Aldermen Talacre Guildhall Alderman Brown T. Wood Wire Peter Laurie Lime Court of Queen's Ench Talacre Sliminey Company Court of Queen’s Bench Pyean Guardians of Kensington Union Is4q Kyre Jonx GooneRrep Doncaster Fonblanque Rooder Thomas Raby St. George’s-in H Divisios Raby Messrs Thompson and Co Mincing Lane Hill Ross Braidwood Guardian

Insolvent Fricker faces contempt rule in court case

In Insolvent Debtors Court, Mr. Woodruffe moves for an attachment against John James Fricker alias Irazer for £17 unpaid under a weekly plan. The court grants a rule nisi to show cause while considering contempt and possible revocation of discharge. Other cases include bail discharge for John Bond Ratcliffe and various public nuisance and theft matters across London courts.

Vincen Jonn James Fricker Woodruffe Fricker I'razer Grecian Seloon Eagle Tavern Harris Woodroffe Cooke Ihe Nisi John Bond Ratcliffe Victoria Theatre Guildhall Thomas Burgess Newgate Street Alderman Copeland Robert Harris Tie 245 Burgess Copehkitual Francis Henry Swatemai Iis Wild Serjeant’s Inn Fleet Street Compter Mr. Wild Alderman i Copeland Bow Strent Elizabeth Ives Ratliffe Ratcliffe and Jones Tain Anne Cogdale H. Sanford Grover Providerce-row Kentish Town Sandfard Mroso Mr. Sendford Daniels Sandford Combe Johnn Impes Miss Griffiths Upper-street Islington John Griffin Regiment of Grenadier Guards John Craxydon Burrell Oficer Worship Street Anomixante Cash Marita Desgallon

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