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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 24, 1843

Page

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Dissolution of Canadian Cabinet Stirs Kingston and London

Latest United States and Canada reports detail the Canada crisis as Lafontaine and Baldwin resign from the cabinet, leaving Daly alone. Kingston buzzes with speculation on Metcalf’s next move and possible new ministers as tensions rise between French and British interests.

United States Canada Liverpool Europe Funber New York Caledonia Legislative Council Lafontaine Baldwin Charles Metcalf Daly St. Helena Kingston Assembly Draper Morris Aaid Long Island Paterson Stonington Kentucky Norwich Monark Delaware Hudson Harlem Ohio

Lord Camden and the United Irishmen up to 1796

A historical survey traces the United Irishmen from their formation to 1796, detailing organizational changes, the shift toward militarization, key arrests, and the evolving struggle with the British government. It notes Archibald Rowan, Napper Tandy, and Tone, the influence of Lord Fitzwilliam, and the policy of reform versus force.

Lord Camden Fox Grattan Lord Castlereagh Duke of Rutland Pitt Lord Fitzwilliam Ireland Reynolds Seinster Oliver Bond Paris Archibald Rowan United Irishmen of Dublin Volunteers Jackson France Rowan Continent Napper Tandy Theobald Wolfe Tone United Irishmen Lord Edward Fitzgerald Belfast Madden Parrigan House of Lords O’connor Emmet Macneven England Thomas Addis Emmet Armagh Orangemen Bantry Bay Lords Commons Arthur O'Connor Union Miles House of Commons Lord Glentworth Talleyrand d’Enghien Lord Clare Dr. Macneven Burke Ponsonby

League subscriptions rise as 1843 ends and 1844 bids more meetings

The Manchester subscriptions gain 367 pounds including 200 from Buckley and Sons and 50 from Philip Novelli. Meetings spread across Warrington Todmorden Wigan Bradford Barnsley Macclesfield Accrington Nottingham Leicester Derby Newark with 1844 already lining up. Also report of the barque Bernard loss and crews.

League Manchester Messrs Nathaniel Buckley Bradford W. Rand Cobden Moore Colonel Thompson Barnsley Macclesfield Accrington Nottingham Leicester Derby Newark Manchester Guardian Bernard London Lockhart Greenock Quebec Chatham Marquis of Normandy Milyash Point H. B

Mourning orders and political notices from London and Sheffield

The Gazette announces mourning for King William Frederick and future changes in mourning periods. Updates report Earl Grey’s improving health, diplomat Henry Fox’s return from Washington, and Richard Pakenham’s impending US appointment. Sheffield’s representation stays solid with Ward and Parker likely to keep seats, while Westminster Bridge reopens and a somnambulism incident injures a Royal Sappers private in Chatham.

William Frederick Nassau Howickhall Earl Grey Henry Stephen Fox Lord Holland Washington Richard Pakenham Republic of Mexico New York Fox United States Sheffield H. G. Ward John Parker Liberal Party Leeds Mercury Westminster Alexander Rendlesham Earl Fitzwilliam Tar Witt Lord Rossmore Monaghan John Craven Westenra Henry Robert Westenra Arthur Gamble Lewis King’s County John Monteva England Ireland Westminster Bridge Royal Military Hospital Chisholm Royal Artillery Stirrett

City Elections Report on Aldermanic Seats and Reforms

The city held municipal elections with candidates across wards like Aldersgate and Cheap, debating corporate reform and freeman rights. Notable changes included C Weatham in Bridge ward and Phillips in Cheap ward, while several wards reported no change and thanked incumbents for earlier relief efforts.

St. Thomas’s Court of Common Council Aldersgate Messrs Stacey Norris Maw Mottram Wood Godson Larkin de Jersey Aldgate George I Candlewick Blades Green Towse Baldwin Nicholls Castle Baynard Hicks Bailey Muggeridge Farrar Hoppe Collingwood Adlard Rownson Cheap Phillips May Coleman Street City of London Moorgate Street Common Council Cordwainers Taylor Williams Cornhill Mr. Waterton Randall Deputy Angel Johnson Angel Cripplegate C. Barnard J. Beeton Dowgate Powell T. Cowsing Farringdon M‘lauchlan City of London Taylor. Far Lime-street T. B. Simpson Deputy Price Portsoken Kelly Barker Queenhithe Tower Vintry Walbrook Gibbs Rock

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