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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 25, 1841

Page

4

Anti Corn Law Meeting and Tottenham Lecture on Repeal

A long article reports a Spitalfields weavers meeting at the Knave of Clubs to discuss relief for unemployed weavers, with calls to convene further gatherings and debates on relief. It also covers Sidney Smith’s lecture on corn laws in Tottenham, urging total repeal and outlining petitions to the Queen and Parliament.

Spitalfields Jennings Bolton Manchester Paisley Fox Welsh Tottenham Russell Sale-room Sidney Smith Thomas Gibson Smith Charles Markham Earl Spencer Northamptonshire England Hanover W. R. Cartwright M.P Harrison Markham Mr. Harrison Frost Williams Jones Macfarlane Prince Albert Logan Society Ancient Britons Honourable and Loyal Society of Ancient Britons Welsh School Gray's-inn-road Duchess of Kent Prince of Wales Sergeant Atcherley Colonel Wood Middlesex John Jennings W. Williams Rowland R.N Principality Bridgwater Prince Alvert Somersetshire William Francis Knatchbull Earl of Cork Lord Lovelace Lord Poulett William Medlicott Alexander Flood Gore Langton W. Miles T. D. Acland F. H. Dickinson Poulet St. John Mildmay Sussex Lewes Earl of Chichester Earl Delaware Lord March Pechell Woodward Botton Bolton Society For the Protection of the Poor Birley Bolton Free Press Lancashire Liverpool Liverpool Times WiGax Ohn Bird Manchester Times Leicestershire Mercury Nottingham Review A. W. Paulton Paulton Carlisle Epixsumgh Scotland Puptic Marrine Baty Corn-Law Repealers William Hunt Thomas Spencer Church of England America Admiral Gordon Henry Vincent House of Commons Vincent Duke of Buckingham Philp Bath J. Edridge Union West Derby Liverpool Albion South Shields Tyne Mercury Pappincton Anti-corn-law Association Praed-street Smart Wright Clarke Metropolitan Young Men’s Anti-Monopoly Association Finsbury Chapel Peter A. Taylor F. ‘Taylor P. Taylor Darwwen Britain Blackburn Gazette

Specimen from a Comic Almanac in the Literary Chronicle

The piece reviews notable books while excerpting a Comic Almanac from Tilt and Rogers. It includes playful vignettes about a Valentine themed Pippy tale, a flood tale in Chanturmut, and satirical notices on the London scene with mock statistics and whimsical musings on lunatics, bridges, and public life.

Hook Cary Ainsworth Tower of London Messrs Tilt Rogers London Charles Tom Camberwell Fair Eeseees Vereeneee Sevsesen Sessseeeeneeee

THE SHOPS AND THE SHAY AND OTHER GOSSIP pieces

A mixed verse narrative on shop life a coachman and a dandy are contrasted with a burlesque tour. The piece also sketches a nurse's royal adoration and a young chorus of social scenes and comic vignettes. A prose note then traces Sir Francis Chantrey's endowment for British art and a South Hackney parish rate dispute with church and dissenters.

Byron Regent Street Mousseulin-De-Laines Danseuse Tar Cauntrey Francis Chantrey Lady Chantrey Sir Francis Academy Great Britain Roubiliac Loxidon Rome Gibson Chantray Royal Academy Chantrey Fund Jancis Chantrey South Hackney H. H. Norris Offer Morning Chronicle

Anatomy of the peers in a Scots and English noble roster

A scanned portrait of aristocratic lines detailing Arbuthnot and Arden peerages with lineages from Inverbervie to Argyll and Wardour. It notes bids, marriages, offices, and fortunes, including Scottish lord lords, patronages, incomes, and political leanings amid 17th to 19th century peerage.

Ansuranot John Arbuthnot Hugo de Aberbothenoth Mearns Kincardineshire Robert Arbuthnot Charles the Second Baron Inverbervie Arbuthnot Margaret Walter Ogilvy Clora Earl of Airlie John Viscount Strathallan Viscount Hereford Carlton Club Pall-mall Kincardine Arden Charles George Perceval Egmont Catherine Crompton Charles Crompton Earl Egmont John Perceval Lohortcastle County Cork Charles George Warwick Janie John Hornby Hookhouse County Hants Sheffield Baron Sandys Court of Admiralty Hunterian Museum Queen Charlotte R.N Spencer Perceval Exchequer Bellingham House of Commons Pitt Parkstreet Grosvernor-square Burgh-house Epsom Argyll Scotland John Douglas Edward Henry Campbell Gillespick Campbell Lochow Argyleshire Niel Campbell Robert Bruce Niel Dunoon-castle David Bruce Duncan Campbell James the Second Lord Campbell Colin Earl of Lorn Archibald Charles the Scone Cross Edinburgh Monk Privy Council Cromwell Earl Sophia Lindsey Earl of Argyll Anne Duke of Greenwich Baron Sundridge Elizabeth James Earl of Hamilton Great Britain Baroness Hamilton Hambledon Leicestershire George William William Campbell Farefield Apel Joan John Glossel Long Neddry East Lothian Lom Anne Colquhoun John Cunningham House of Peers Western Isles Duncan-castle Dunstaffnage Carrick County of A. Johnstone Her Majesty Council Ceylon Baron Hawke Baron Vernon Uxbridge Tullamore Charlotte Bury Shakspeare Connaught-place Hyde-park Inverary-castle Roseneath Argyll Shire Ardencaple-castle Dumbartonshire AnwypEz Wardour Arundel England Henry Benedict Arundel Holy Roman Empire Thomas Aurendel Hungary Rudolph II Germany Gran Thomas Henry Titus Oates Order of the Bath Lucy Hugh Smythe Frances Catherine Sir Henry Tichborne, Bart John Francis Fune Theresa Stourton Lord Stourton Baron Clifton Saye Sele Duke of Buckingham Union Club Wardour Castle Shaftesbury Wiltshire Ashburnham Old Fuller John Ashburnham Eaq County Middlesex St. Asaph Catherine Charlotte Charles Bailey Jerviswood Harl Harrington Lord Waldegrave Marquis of Bath Earl Beverly Lord Redesdale Duke of Montrose Lordlings

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