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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 19, 1841

Page

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History and Politics in the Free Trader No. XXVI

A long denunciation directed at Sir Robert Peel and the Whig government, accusing them of reform retrenchment and peace failure. The piece attacks the Sliding Scale, criticizes a new revenue enquiry, and argues that wheat taxes harm the poor while aristocrats escape. It cites Derby Leeds Holmfirth Denby wages declines and rising misery from a lordly tax on food.

Earl Grey Peel Buckingham Dawson Robert Peel France New York Odessa Somerset Daddie Rat Tolbooth Customs and Excise Ars Wellington Nccessaryship England Derby Denby Denby-dale Ealy Charles Mott Bolton Leeds

Court and Fashion. Royalty and public notices in London

The morning pages report the Queen, Prince Albert, and the Duchess of Kent visiting various royal venues, a deer hunt at Ascot, and the christening plan for the Prince of Wales. Also noted are convalescence of the Queen Dowager, a cabinet council at the Foreign Office, and obituaries and appointments across nobility and government.

Prince Albert Duchess of Kent Fanny Howard Edward Bowater C. A. Murray Ascot Adelaide Cottage Countess of Gainsborough Caroline Cocks Miss Cavendish Earl of Warwick W. Lumley Earl of Gainsborough Prince of Wales Edward Everett United States King Albert Europe Portugal Dublin Evening Malta Cambridge Chronicle Makinage St. George’s Church Hanover Square Arthur Brinsley Brooke Henry Anson Chalfont Park John Hibbert Foreign Office Robert Peel Duke of Wellington Lord Wharncliffe Duke of Buckingham Earl of Aberdeen Lord Stanley James Graham Exchequer Earl Burghersh Sarah Anne Robert Child Catesby Park Middlesex John Lord Burghersh Priscilla Anne William Wellesley Pole Maryborough Sarah Sophia George Earl of Jersey Augusta Lord Barrington Earl of Morley Arthur Paget G.C Maria John William Viscount Duncannon Jane Richard H. Saunders Henry Sutton Montague Villiers Cecily Jane Georgiana Northampton Anne Belmore Bath James Caldwell Castle Calwell Armar Central Criminal Court Epping Hainhault Elizabeth Mathew Llandaff Phipps George Wm. Phipps Royal Military Academy Woolwich Woolwich-common Royal Engineers Royal Military Artificers Cuppage Royal Artillery Pester Royal Horse Artillery Royal Exchange Parisy St. Bride St. Bride’s T. Dale Wood Mr. Bodkin Rochester Home Office Bodkin Graham Globe Peel Lawrence Peel Bengal Viscount Howick Sir G. Grey Hedworth Lambton Earl of Durham Countess of Durham Lambton Rome Genoa William Bentinck India Mary Lambton Roya Ava ToGrara Calabar Brassy Duke Ephraim Brighton King of the Two Sicilies

Landlord's Tax for the Week on Wheat Alone

The excerpt cites a public expenditure retrenchment plea and a plan to found a temple on justice, ending with a line intended for future letters. It notes Landlord's Tax for the week on Wheat alone at .£ 286,700 and mentions Cotton Twist as a line.

Trials of French Conspirators Amid Court of Peers

Paris papers report on the trial of Que nisset and accomplices in the Court of Peers with Dufour refusing to name co conspirators. New evidence against Dufour prompts renewed witness testimony and a potential scaffold. Also covered are royal guard changes, Navarre operations, Caledonia’s voyage, Buenos Ayres reports, Adams on China war, Cork union pauper measures, and a lunacy commission case.

Dufour M. Cremieux Quenisset Boucheron Fougeray Court of Peers Colombier’s Précureur-General Rioul Boggio Martin Charles Stair Hussars Rivero Navarre Burgos Old Castile Aleson Rivera Madrid Bayonne Rodil San Sebastian Royal Guard Tafalla Caledonia Lott Liverpool Boston Halifax Roscius England Prince de Joinville Lord Morpeth New York Jamaica Duke of Cornwall Burenos Aynes Alice Brooks Buenos Ayres Oribe Tucuman Lagos Lavalle Pacheco Cuyo la Madrid Mendosa Benavides Flores Santa Cruz Peru Col. Angula Pieura John Quincy Adams China William the Fourth Lord Napier Canton Britain Asia Dustin Board of Guardians Cork Union Cork Jupiter Cantillor M‘carthy Mr. Cantillor Mr. M‘carthy Mr. Hackett Ireland Earl de Grey Home Department London Hornsey-wood Tavern Phillimore Northumberland House Carter

The Royal Christening at St George's Chapel Windsor

Royal christening set for St George's Chapel Windsor amid limited castle accommodation. Knights of the Garter summoned to attend on Feb 10, with a walking procession from royal apartments to the chapel and tickets for privileged spectators. Also notes Prince of Wales arms bearing meeting and Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar’s guard service, plus mentions the Art Union of London patronage prospects and other court news.

PaLack Curt Cuar Court Journal St. George’s Chapel Windsor Castle Buckingham Palace St. James’s Maejesty Frogmore Castle Hill Milman Cumberland Cranbourn Lodges Windsor Great Park Knights of the Garter Royal Apartments Prince of Wales Her Majesty’s Most Honourable Privy Council Council Robert Peel James Graham York Herald Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar Four Guards Sadbury-hall Art-Union London Prince Albert Duke of Cambridge Royal Landseer Huntsman Ganter Duke of Buckingham Lord Wharncliffe Earl of Westmoreland S.C. Horry Ryland Sergeant Arabin Drata Barxilt Jenniswoope Earl of Haddington Admiralty Mellersteinhouse N.B Mr. Baillie James Pringle, Bart Marchioness Breadalbane Countess of Countess of Ashburnham, Sir George Baillie Hamilton Berlin Hutt Walter James Carlton Club Bruen Carlow Strand Jupee Arabin John Nicholl House of Commons Yorks York Castle Leeds Mercury Statistical Society Institute of British Architects Numismatic Society Caanres Scott Wattreer Constantinople Teheran Elchi John M‘neil Farrant Persia Todd Tabriz Duhamel Count Medem Alexandria Eome Wigmore Street Hanover Galignani George Offer John Morley Well Street Col Geo. Macdonald Sierra Leone Suffolk Metropolitan Anti-Corn Law Association Leeds Glasgow Bradford Manchester Liverpool Es'vis Ei Nes

Injunction upheld in Kerry v Hoover over Post-office Almanack piracy

Knight Bruce grants continued injunction restraining Hoover or agents from publishing the Post-office Almanack as piracy of Kerry’s Post-office London Directory. Costs awarded against the defendant after partial hearing and defense arguments. Also notes bankruptcy, theater fraud, and police court cases across London with remands and investigations.

Knight Bruce Kerry Hoover Post-office London Directory Cooper Tripp Simpkinson Bickner Stevens Nottingham Holroyd Borrodaile Edwards Fiat Mansion House Haymarket William Hutchings Archibald Harles George Smith Haymarket Theatre Alderman Wilson Hutchings Belvedere-terrace Southwark-bridge-road Hobler Twyford Goldsmiths’ Company Mace Covent Garden Daniel Linch Marlborough Street Eliza Hubbard King St. Martin’s Court A.t Lieve Welli John ‘Williams Open London Bond-street Mr. Greenwood Burrell Coleman Street Alphonse Gifford Childe Wise and Childe Barton Burns Philadelphia-place Hackney-road Cotton Attenborough Shoreditch Watson Whitecross-place Finsbury Davis Old-street Greenwich Croypon Ballett Brighton Charles Goldsmith Croydon Thomas Ballett

Train Collision at Dartmouth Arms Court Delays Case

Witnesses in a Borough Court case describe a collision after a train departed from the Dartmouth Arms with a driver accused of being drunk. Several passengers were bruised, lights and signals debated, and the prisoner denied intoxication while a red light dispute emerged. The magistrate remanded the driver to a Thursday hearing with bail granted.

Sydenham Sidmouth Arms Croydon Goldsmith Witess Mr. Grove Jeremiah Braybrooke London Dartmouth Arma William Adams Dartmouth Arms Seamann Croydon Railway Police Brighton James Livermore John Scobley Borough Court OF Requests Tae Dustmay Joseph Brown Charles Norton Chenghtery Sal Prince of Wales Bill Saunders Cheerman Commissioner Brown

Murder at Seven Stars Inquest Returns Wilful Murder Verdict

The resumed inquest into Henry Grayson's death at the Seven Stars public house on December 4 concluded with a verdict of Wilful Murder against Robert Woods Isaac Jacques and Thomas Molyneux. Witnesses described a night of drinking quarrels threatened violence and a found murder weapon near the scene with papers read then burned.

Henry Grayson Henry Colquitt Seven Stars Jacques Woods Molyneux Rose Howard James Manchester Witness Parr Arnold Eccleston Monks Gerrard’s Arms John Marsh Jack Tasker Grayson Wm. Arnold Colquitt Jas. Brenan Parrs John Tasker Gerrard

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