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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 26, 1841

Page

3

Anti Corn Law Meeting in Tottenham Demands Repeal

A large Tottenham gathering chaired by Thomas Gibson, Esq., heard Sidney Smith urge immediate repeal of the corn laws. The meeting, with about six hundred attendees, urged petitions and a Tottenham memorial to the Queen. Other items covered include Loyal Society of Ancient Britons addresses and public meetings across Somerset, Sussex, and Cumberland in support of repeal and broader reform.

Tottenham Russell Sale Room Sidney Smith Thomas Gibson Prince Albert Duchess of Kent Prince of Wales Sergeant Atcherley Colonel Wood Middlesex John Jennings W. Williams Dr. Rowland Principality Lord Lovelace Lord Poulett William Medlicott Alexander Flood Gere Langton WV. Miles T. D. Achad F. H. Dickinson Poulet St. John Mildmay Sussex Lewes Earl of Chichester Earl Delaware Lord March Pechell Woodward Frost Gritz Borroy Bolton Society For the Protection of the Poor Bolton Lusury Bolton Free Press Lancashire Liverpool Liverpool Times Tory Finance Committee Hardihood John Bird Manchester Times Leicester Leicestershire Mercury Nottingham Gloucester Earl of Ducie A. W. Paulton Manchester CaRuisie Carlisle Journal Dinburgh Ilthend Scotland Bats Guildhall William Hunt Thomas Fare Church of England Eman America Neas Speaker Admiral Gordon Henry Vincent House of Commons Vincent Buckingham Philp Bath J. Edridge South Shields Tyne Mercury Pappixcton Anti-corn-law Association Praed-street Smart Smith Wright Slarke Finsbury Chapel Peter A. Taylor F. Taylor P. Taylor Darwen Britain Blackburn Gazette Upper Grosvenor-street Ashburnham-place Battle Susses Ash Bynton Franz Baring Bremen Franz John Dunning Ashburton Francis Baring Lord Ashburton Alexander Bering Cobbett Old Bingham Philadelphia United States Bonaparte Louisiana Floridas Mexico Callington Lord Clintors W. B. Baring Thetford Essex Western Bishop Stortford Peel Wellington Board of Trade Mint Baron Ashburton Baron de. L'Isle Dudley Privy Council Sir Thomas Baring M. P F. T. Baring Portsmouth Henry Bingham Baring Treasury M.P Marlborough Henry Thynne H B. Labouchere Taunton Phillip Lacock Storey King Lords Commons Mr. Baring Peert London Melbourne House of Lords Earl Fitzwilliam Lord Fitzwilliam Bath-house Piccadilly the Grange Alresford Arxon John Murray Fesskinus David the First Murray Sir John Murray Tullibardine Atholl John Earl of James Baron Murray of Stanley Strange Earl Strange Bart Mount Edgecombe Ean Talbot Strathallan Northumberland Glenlyon, &c Henry Murray Dunmore Nairne Isle of Man Carpenter Crown George the Third Duchess of Pitt Lord Eldon Duke of Clarence Duke of Niorfoll Holland England Atholl Hottie Jand' Moira Castle Isle of Matt

Russian conduct praised amid Ottoman tensions and fears of mischief

Reports from Constantinople praise Russia for calm handling of disputes with England and Teheran, deny claims Russia seeks five million ducats, note continued naval buildup and troop movements near the Ottoman Empire. Alexandria and E gypt discuss quarantine and customs changes under Turkish treaty, with travel fever and plague, while news from Hobart Town and Cape Town cover trade woes, wine prospects, and notable deaths.

Constantinofle England St. James Teheran St. Petersburg Russia Unkiar Skelessi Iustria Turkey Yavar Pacha Volo Salonica Larissa Adrianople Sofia Alexandria Syria Egy Damietta Cairo Pacha Egypt Boghas Bey Hobart Town South Australia South Africa South African Commercial Advertiser Cape Town Lordohn Russell New South Wales M‘kenzie Col. M‘kenzie Margaret O. G. Fehrzen Tur Burris Beechy Earl of Westmoreland Berlin Lord Burghersh

Specimen from the Comic Almanac and London notices

A digest of a periodical specimen as part of a longer entertainment feature. It includes satirical verse on the King of Hanover and Ernest, a mock diary from Miss Potts and Mr Pippy, and a Chaunthurmut Gazette marriage notice. The piece mixes comic vignettes, urban curiosities, and social quirks with spoof statistics about Camberwell fair and lunatic asylums.

Pippy Mr. Pippy Valentine Smart Celia Potts Charlotte Ceri Potts Charturmut Miss Potts Celia Mr. Tweak Tweak Tom Johnson Purneas Mr. Vippy Hero Leander Helespont John Carlo Dexta Potts Chanturmut Gazette Phineas Pippy Anthony Potts

THE SHOP AND THE SHAY A CURIOUS LIVING CARD

An artistic miscellany mocks two life paths the shopkeeper and the coachman with verses on shop and shay and their spouses as satire. It includes The NURSE SOLILOQUY and a satirical tale of fraud by a Smith and a royal parade. Also notes a new Burns edition and notes on Chantrey bequest plus local church rate politics and market chatter.

Byron Regent Street Mousseulin-De-Laines Burns Swallow Renard Prinées Guy Fawkes Edward the Black Prince William Roofus Ford London Richard the Second Henry of Lancaster Duke of Wellington Waterloo Duke of Buckingham Chantrey Francis Chantrey Lady Chantrey Sir Francis Academy Great Britain Roubiliac Rome Gibson Royal Academy Chantrey Fund South Hackney H. H. Norris Offer Paten Morning Chronicle

Anatomy of the Scottish and English peers excerpt

A historical survey of aristocratic lineages detailing Arbuthnot, Perceval, Campbell, Arundel, and Ashburnham families. It covers origins, titles, marriages, offices, seats, loyalties, and notable acts from the 12th to 19th centuries, noting wills, reigns, and political stances with emphasis on lineage and peerage prestige.

Anburthnot John Arbuthnot Hugo de Aberbothenoth Mearns Kincardineshire Robert Arbuthnot Charles the Second Baron Inverbervie Arbuthnot Jane Margaret Walter Ogilvy Clora Earl of Airlie John Viscount Strathallan Viscount Hereford Carlton Club Pall-mall Arbuthnothouse Kincardine Axden Charles George Perceval Egmont Catherine Crompton Charles Crompton John Hornby Hook Bhouse County Hants Baron Sheffield Baron Sandys Court of Admiralty Hunterian Museum Queen Charlotte R.N Spencer Perceval Telier Exchequer Bellingham House of Commons Pitt Park Grosvernor-square Burgh-house Epsom Axcyllt Scotland John Douglas Edward Henry Campbell Gillespick Campbell Lochow Argyleshire Niel Campbell Robert Bruce Niel Duncan-castle David Brice Duncan Campbell Argyll James Lord Campbell Colin Campbell Earl of Argyll Lorn Archibald Charles the Scone the Cross Edinburgh Monk Privy Council Cromwell Sophia Lindsey James the Second Inverary Mull Morvern Tyry Anne Duke of Greenwich Baron Sundridge Elizabeth Earl of Hamilton Great Britain Hamilton Hambledon Leicestershire George William William Campbell Farefield Joan John Glossel Long Neddry East Lothian Anne Colquhoun John Cunningham House of Peers Western Isles Dunvon-castle Dunstaffnage Carrick A. ‘Johnstone Her Majesty’s Council Ceylon Baron Hawke Baron Vernon Earl of Uxbridge Tullamore Charlotte Bury Shakspeare Connaught-place Hyde-park Inverary-castle Roseneath Argyll Shire Ardencaple-castle Dumbartonshire Arundel Wardour England Henry Benedict Arundel Thomas Aurende Hungary Rudolph II Germany Gran Thomas Henry Titus Oates Order of the Bath Lucy Hugh Smythe Frances Catherine Henry Tichborne John Francis Theresa Stourton Lord Stourton Baron Clifton Saye Sele Duke of Buckingham Union Club Shaftesbury Wiltshire Ashburnham Old Fuller Henry the Third Francis Thynn Cinque Ports Bertram Ashburnham Kent William the Conqueror John Ashburnham Baron Ashburnham County Middlesex St. Asaph Catherine Charlotte Charles Bailey Jerviswood Earl Harrington Lord Waldegrave Marquis of Bath Earl Beverly Redesdale Duke of Montrose Lordlings

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