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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 12, 1841

Page

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Paris and London intelligence on European affairs

The Paris papers report on a proposed Paris military arsenal to safeguard garrison provisions amid unrest and a pending verdict in Toulouse. Privy Council notes discuss royal birth ceremonies for the Prince of Wales, a knightly garter designation, and a formal christening plan. Reports also cover stock market dips, health of the Queen Dowager, and various Westminster and Dublin political notes.

France Paris Calais Committee of Defence Louvois Toulouse Pau Constitutionnel Mapxzip Senor Heel Sanchez Torres Privy Council Robert Peel Lord Wharncliffe Earl of Liverpool Earl of Delaware Archbishop of Comterparys Great Western Railroad Windsor Canterbury Prince of Wales Prince Albert Prince Order of the Garter United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Earl of Chester Suvoury-Hall D. Davies Lady Gore Court Journal Woods Heralds’ College Blackingham-palecs Prussia Saxe Cobourg Sussex Cambridge Hanover Prince George House of Lords Exchequer Bill Office Beaumont Smith Bank of England National Gallery Kimmel Park Lord Dinorben North Wales Hiru Lord Hill George White Court of Exchequer Barbadoes Erskine Douglas Sandford Kirkcudbright Alexander Wood Robert Wigham Perthshire Adam Anderson John Clark Daviot Dunlichity Inverness Simon Mackintosh R. Macpherson Elsinore Denmark Peel George Dawson George Henry Freeling Robert Devonport Deaveny Oy Arwaagh Armagh E. Hudson Dublin Freeman Beresfords Dean Lyons Earl de Grey Ireland Marquis of Sligo Earl of Altamont Treasury Whcn Joseph Sturge Sharman Crawford Manchester

Questioning the Lords: an alphabetical portrait of the Upper House

The article outlines a planned, detailed account of Members of the Lords, their origins, powers, privileges, and emoluments. It promises an historical introduction on Parliament, noble orders, privileges, and jurisdiction, followed by an alphabetical list and a closing view on operation and reform.

Selden, Blackstone Blackstone Bethune Bayley

Farce The United Service at Covent Garden Draws Mixed Response

A review of The United Service at Covent Garden notes Captain Whistleborough as the play’s standout figure, with clever wordplay and social satire. The cast includes Captain Pacific and Miss Polecon, while Jack Rivet’s matchmaking schemes drive much of the humor. the piece shifts toward pantomime as it concludes.

United Service Covent-garden Whistleborough W. Farren Demosthenes Commons Malthus Pacific R.N Mr. Bartley Enfield Bam Mr. Harley Coo Glover Jack Rivet Charles Mathews Rivet Geographical Society Royal Academy Astom Zoological Society Sci Geological Society Royal Society Court OF Chancery Deere v. Lowndes Wakefield Richards Coote Tus Smithfield Castle Clus Roxan Cuff and Bacon Earl Spencer Lord Aboyne Mr. Wilson Sibthorp S. Wood Chaloner Wood Middlesex T. R. Barker H. Hindley C. Hillards Earl of Leicester Mr. Gibbs Duke of Richmond Royal Agricultural Society of England Colonel Wood Metropolis Oriental Loy Falmouth Alexandria Malta Gibraltar H. M.S. Powerful Margaret Lisbon Acheron Plymouth W. Pell Francis Chantrey Unitrep Registrar-General Low Church Catholic Church of England High Church Friends of the Oxford School No Church Church of England Church of Rome Morning Post Drnsy Derby Lancasterian United States Heard Messrs Bean Herbert Bradley Wilson Roberts Carrier Vickers Morley Strutt Johnson Cartwright,&c G. Larpent J. Easthope Cobden Bowring W. Evans

Court of Exchequer finds damages in adultery suit

In a 19th century trial, Catherwood pursued compensation for injury from alleged adultery with his wife. The jury awarded £200 against the defendant after considering evidence of visits and initials found, while other local court items noted railway nuisance claims and various minor criminal matters.

Church of England Plaintiff Balbeck England New York Catherwood Charles Square Hoxton Bryanston Square America London Mrs. C Charlotte-street Portland-place Sheriffs’ Court Red Lion Square John Herbert Anthony-street St. George’s-in-the- East London and Blackwall Railway Company Fitzroy Kelly Q.C Butt Austin Herbert Wm. Follett Marlborough Street Matthew Wren Charles Mott Hardwick Mr. Hardwick Wren Preston John’s Place Bedford-square Stepney Dover Newport Salup Thames James Robertson White Hart Brook-street Ratcliff Ballantine Brook Street Borough Court OF Requests Hussano Joseph Green Charles Bowry Green Mr. Bowry Mr. Green

The Bolton Poor Law Critique and the New System

London December 10 1841. A protest letter attacks Mr Mott and the Bolton enquiry, arguing the New Poor Law fails to address genuine misery. It accuses officials of overreliance on averages and warns the Corn Law and Poor Law cannot stand together, urging reform or reversal.

Mr. Mott Boston Mark Lane Ciramnstances Mott Bolton Board Charles Mott Bowring Bolton Bolton Union Boston Union Mett Hostilly Edwin Chadwicks Charles Marcus England West

Court and Fashion at Windsor and Court Notices

The Queen and Prince Albert left Buckingham Palace for Windsor Castle in a grand procession with hussars, followed by royal aides and the royal suite. A silver gilt font from the Tower of London and Prince of Wales announcements feature in a Windsor visit report, with obituaries and public notices including the Countess of Durham and emigration committee postponement.

Prince Albert Windsor Castle Arbuthnot Edward Bowater Princess Royal Countess of Gainsborough Caroline Cocks Miss Cavendish Baroness Lehzen Viscount Hawarden J. R. Ormsby Gore Prince George Lennox Buckingham Palace Marble Arch Royal Horse-Guards Staines Egham Englefield-green Windsor Privy Council Royal Prince of Wales Victoria Tower Charles John Whitehall United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Duke of Saxony Duke of Cornwall and Rothsay Earl of Carrick Renfrew Genoa Countess of Durham Mary Alice Lambton Nice Mary Lambton Continent Captain Grey Lambton Earl of Durham Countess Grey Howick Georgiana Grey Colonel Grey Howick Hall Northumberland Louisa Elizabeth Countess of Durhan John George Lambton Earl Cowes George Frederick, Earl of Durham Mary Louisa Emily Augusta Alice Anne Caroline

Of Parliament and Nobility Power in English History

A historical overview traces the Parliament's roots to 1215 and the Great Charter, describing its sovereign powers, privileges, and limits. It outlines the roles of king, lords, and commons, and notes key legal milestones about elections, oaths, and freedom of speech within Parliament. It then surveys the orders of nobility from dukes to barons, including the origins and titles of dukedoms and marquessates through the Tudor and early modern periods.

John Commons Edward Coke Henry Scotland Lords House of Lords John Fortescue High Court Parliament M. St House of Commons Stockdale Denman Lord Denman Normandy Edw Edward the Black Prince Earl of Chester Duke of Cornwall Prince of Wales Duke of Cornwall Henry Plantagenet Earl of Derby Duke of Lancaster John of Gaunt Blanch Plantaganet Elizabeth George Villiers Duke of Buckingham Marches Marche Richard II Robert de Vere Dublin Ireland

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