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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Mortlock
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Duarce
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Land of the Living
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Mary Asx Warkenr
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Mary Ann Walker
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