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Newspaper
Weekly Chronicle
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 25, 1842
Page
4
The author critiques corrupted English renderings into French and cites misrendered lines in fables and songs. They argue these distortions reveal a lack of national feeling and question Halliwell's textual claims. The note highlights misprints from pages 169 215 26 47 63 and mocks Yankee Doodle’s altered verses.
A brief note indicates Answers to Correspondents cannot be provided this week and will be deferred until next week. The message expresses regret over the delay and promises forthcoming responses.
The text outlines methods to calculate sunrise and sunset adjustments by latitude and lists high water times at major ports with added or subtracted hours for Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven and other harbours. It then shifts to a dated weekly weather and calendar forecast with religious readings and notes on ship and political commentary about France and Spain.
The Birmingham Conference nears as Sturge and O Connorite factions clash over representation rules and public meetings. Chartist leaders accuse each other of treachery, while the Northern Star urges mobilization against the opposing side. Split loyalties and tactical disputes threaten unity ahead of the Cleveland? No, Birmingham gathering.
The article attacks the Chartist Executive, accusing it of illegally handling public money and inflating expenses. It cites Mdouall and colleagues’ salary increases, a disputed balance sheet entry, and broader charges of fraud while defending the Star and its editor from political attacks.
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