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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 17, 1843

Page

4

Royal visit rumored to Warwick Castle and Birmingham

A Birmingham Advertiser note reports strong talk of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert visiting Warwick Castle in about six weeks with a Birmingham stop described as highly loyalty generating. The item pairs with broader snippets on Parliament's meeting date and other 19th century notices.

Prince Albert Warwick Castle Birmingham Eptiourca Royal Institution Binnie Edinburgh Windsor Castle Lord W. Paget Earl of Carnican William Paget Earl of Cardigan Court of Common Pleas Guildhall London Lieutenant Munro Royal Horse Guards Ferraxy Manchester Oastler Thornhill Alderman Brown League Army Ordnance Commander In Chief Savines’ Bank Stonyproper Bristol Agricolturil Society William Miles Dr. Wallis Anti Corn Law League Wallis Sleigh Duke of Sussex Tavern Haggerstonebridge Haggerstone Hodges Wilson England Float Adams Stennett Ballantine Richmond Leeds Intelligencer Hackney Carriage Proprierons Hackney Carriage Proprietors Metropolis York Arms High Holborn Commissioners of Excise Frederick Pollock Wood Excise Drath Maron Welshpool Morris Jones Gungroghouse Jones Shropshire Journal Leeds China Bradford Epward Dwyrr Central Criminal Court Tooley-street Newgate Cope Surrey Horsemonger Lane Tsemonger-lane Keen Styles Rolfe Moorfields

Deaths and fires cast in London and Bedfordshire notices

Intelligence reported Friday of the death of Lady Maria Somerville wife of Sir William Somerville Bart daughter of the late Marquis and Dowager Marchioness of Conyngham and sister of the present Marquis of Conyngham. Obituary notes Loudon the author and reformer, his wife assisting on works. remarks on blasphemy prosecutions in Edinburgh. Reports on town customs inspections, university tests, consecration of Christchurch, and railway traffic. Incendiary fires alarm Bedfordshire rural districts with suspected conspiracy against landowners and tenant farmers. one suspect Elmer the schoolmaster faces trial.

Maria Somerville William Somerville, Bart Marquis Marchioness of England Scotland Britannia Dawson Customs Department London Docks Cattley Manning Edinburgh Council General of Education Switzerland Paris Queen’s Tye Blake Manchester Robert Cox Clifton Worcester College Oxford Manchester Guardian Board of Works Royal Duke of Cambridge Anti Corn Law League Ostend Havre-de-Grace Cherbourg London Belgium France Bedfordshire Falvey Marischal College and University Aberdeen Glasgow Chronicle Christchurch Broadway Cambden Church Building Society Kalley Protestant Association Earl of Aberdeen Foreign Office Lord Aberdeen Kailey Madeira Portugal Kalsey Lisbon Birmingham Derby Gloucester Dublin Kingstown Eastern Counties Brighton Croydon South Western Greenwich Bolton Leeds Newcastle Carlisle North Shields North Midland Northern Luton Elmer Mr. Eames Hownes Igil

Anti Corn-law Meeting in Leeds Highlights Fixed Duty Debate

A crowded Anti Corn-law League gathering in Music Hall Leeds saw Cobden Bright Fox Moore and Ashworth push for immediate repeal of the Corn Laws as monopolists in Parliament and local elites resist. Speakers praised Liverpool and Leeds support, urged robust subscription, and warned of protecting farmers against bread monopoly with firm advocacy for free trade.

Friends of the Anti Corn-law League Music Hall Messrs Cobden Bright Mr. Cobden Leeds Cloth Hall League Lord Spencer Earl Fitzwilliam Frederick Baines Col. Thompson R.R. R. Moore Messrs. John Marshall and Sons Europe John Marshall Bucks Brill Duke of Beaufort Marquis of Chandos Earl Spencer Parsons Robert Peel Lupton Sir R. Peel House of Commons Sir R. Rae Marquis Duke of Buckingham House of Peers United Kingdom Stone

Lingering Debate On London Corporation Reform

Mr Henry L Bulwer arrives in Paris en route to Madrid after meeting with M Guizot. In London, freemen of Bread Street Ward vote against £10 householders gaining franchise while Cripplegate supports extending franchise to ratepayers. Court of Common Council debates report on reform and adjourns with petitions against the plan.

Henry L. Bulwer Madrid Paris Spain M. Guizot Corporation Reform Bread-Street Crown and Cushion Tavern London-wall Common Council Alderman Musgrove Bassishaw Cripplegate Ward Court of Common Council George I London Alderman Brown R. Taylor

The Bohemian irs at Haymarket and Man and Life revival

The Haymarket hosts The Bohemian irs nightly until Christmas. Arnold's Man and Life revival for Miss Julia Bennett’s benefit drew a full house, with praise for Miss Bennett’s spirited acting. The program also featured The Provoked Husband, The Trumpeter's Daughter, Rural Felicity, and a mixed musical entertainment.

Darry-Jane Theaatre Ballie Haymarket Arnold Julia Bennett London Webster Hall Reed Lasy Mrs. Nisbett Jenny Erin Arlarma Asthore Miss Reed Princess's Theatre Mrs. Keeley Keeley Benedict Drury Lane Theatre Alfred Shaw Westminster Phormio Terence Geta J. G. Smyth Demipho F. G. A. Williams F. Cooper J. Rich Messrs W. L. Smith C. F. Fuller L. A. Cramer E. R. Glyn G. D. Bowles G. W. Randolph Gallery John Hullah King’s College, London Duartes Mathews Court of Bankruptcy C.J. Mataews Sion Macreapy National Theatre New York Mademoiselle Calve New Orleans Crescent Molle Calve United States

Native Ojibbeway exhibition under Catlin at Hanover Square

A detailed account of six male and four female Ojibbeway participants led by Catlin preparing for an exhibition before the Queen. It describes their chiefs, ages, attire with buffalo skin cloaks, nose and neck rings, weapons, and a notable interpreter. Also references Tippecanoe and notes on tribe relations and language.

Catlin Hanover Square Rooms Duke of Cambridge Baron Knuesebeck Chas. Murray Weenishkaweebe Gishegaseghe Wassehabbeneuchqua Nibnabbequa Shahmah Nebetneudiqua Nettenaakm Pattanaquettaweebe Ahquewezainzt Tippecanoe Tecumseh General Johnson United States J. Catlin Yellow Stone River Missouri Yellow Stone Lake Innepeg Kristeneaux Lake Supenor Shacopay

Queen of Great Britain to visit Rhine region next spring

A report claims Queen Victoria will tour the Rhine in spring and possibly reside at Bruhl or Stolzenfels Castles. Meanwhile a tsarist ukase orders Jews within 33 miles of Russia’s western frontier to relocate to interior provinces, with 33 destinations listed and many families resisting removal. A violent storm near Eckernforde damages lighthouse and pilot’s home, killing two children and injuring others as legal cases and local inquiries proceed.

Hampure CoLocye Great Britain Rhine Bruhl Stolzenfils Coblentz Russia Potago Taarburg Niemen Ukase Vilna Grodno Vite Tambov Risan Tula Kaluga Orel Kursk Kiev Tschernigow Pultava Ukraine Voronesch St. Petersburg Potangen Krotingen Dorbran Garsden Eckernford Bulk William Garrett Stafford Speci

Curious trial of eleven nuns at Poitiers convent

At the Court of Assizes in Vienne eleven nuns and two novices faced charges of cruelly beating and detaining Genevieve Billy at Bon Pasteur. The Mother of the Saviour and Madeline of Mercy allegedly forced hair removal, confinement in a dungeon, and repeated assaults, while other prisoners denied involvement. Medical witnesses reported extensive injuries and prolonged ill health after the alleged abuse.

Gazette Des Tribunaur Court of Assizes Vienne Bon Pasteur Genevieve Billy Mother of the Saviour Mere du Sauveur Mother St. Matthew Mére St.ee Madeline Charity Mercy the Incarnation Providence Marie Thais Poictiers Nuns of Genevieve St. Alexis St. Matthew Madeline of Mercy Madame Denis Miteau Mitean Geneve M. Barillaud Ben Pasteur Molle Denis Madame Bonquet Une Roweé de Coups Lapin

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