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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 27, 1840

Page

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Natural History of the Movement and Its Principle

A critical essay arguing that Conservatives and the Movement share essential uses in state machinery. It likens the Movement to a flywheel and Conservatism to a governor, contends truth mixed with error hinders pure assent, and notes perpetual demands from discontented masses drive reform while prudent statesmanship paces change. The piece warns against excess candor and urges recognizing the inevitability of concessions within a changing political order.

Movement God David Adullam

Pantomimes Brighten Christmas Theatres Across London

A lively survey of holiday pantomimes at Covent Garden Adelphi Queen's Sadler's Wells City of London Theatre Pavilion Garrick Surrey Victoria and other venues. Harlequin and the Enchanted Fish at Adelphi, Georgy Porgy at the Queen's, Harlequin and Old Time at Sadler's Wells, and Harlequin Peter Wilkins at City of London Theatre receive high praise for scenery, tricks, and lively performances by Ellar Wieland Frampton and others.

Sahara Grimaldi Covent Garden Horace Walpole Castle of Otranto Manfred Byron Bradwell W. H. Payne T. Ridgway Morelli Oberon Titania Falstaff Grieve Grieves Messrs. Smith Ridgway Pantaloon Marshall Tiger W. Bradwell Adelphi Frederick Reynolds Telbin Pitt Enchanted Lake The Four Mountains Harlequin Columbine Ellar Wieland King Bullin Yates Sanders John Bull Queen's Georgy Porgy Aunty Paunty Ambrook Mr. Fuller Linch Miss Massall Nelson Lee C. J. James Genoa Andernach Rhine St. Bernard Ferara Louvain Prince Albert Saxe Cobourg and Gotha St. George’s Chapel Windsor Sadler's Wells Her Majesty Collier Grammani Jefferini City OF London Peter Wilkins Mr. Frampton Miss Wright Mr. Scarbrow Mr. White Buckingham Palace Miss Greenland Surrey Goosey Gander Goslings Boleno Southey Messrs Brunning and Turner Stanfield Phillips Victoria Newbury Berkeley Moncrieff Jack Hal Jack of Newbury Howell Drury-lane Theatre Malle Gooderham Blanchard Asbury

Destructive Fire at Ratcliffe Highway Ends in Tragedy

A blazing fire at four Ratcliffe Highway premises owned by Mr. Goodhart destroyed stock and buildings. Four firemen and others were injured as roofs collapsed. Rescue efforts at Guy’s Hospital followed, with severe fractures reported and widespread alarm across the metropolis as the flood and fog affected travel.

Thames Goodhart Ratcliffe Highway London Fire Establishment London Fire Brigade Brenston Guy’s Hospital Nottingham Northampton Herald London London and Westminster Water Company Watford Marquis of Westminster Select Committee House of Lords Robert Stephenson Telford Roger Brande Francis Burdett H. Halford W. A. Mackinnon M.P Hamilton Rue Paris Morning Herald Louis Marchand Nancy Ferry Flavigny Marchand Grange Moselle Athenaise Joly Athenaise England

Paris and Navarre news stir Euro diplomacy and war prep

From Paris comes word that Britain protests French armaments and plans to expand its navy if France strengthens its fleets. Soult pushes a reserve army concept, Guizot hints at reforms, and Napier Mehemet Ali talks are disputed. Spain unifies Navarre, abolishes fueros, and customs shift to the Pyrenees.

Paris France Austria Prussia England Marshal Soult Landwehr M. Guizot M. Thiers Count Mole General Paixhans M. de Maisonneuve Metz Strasburgh Chamber of Deputies Marshal Soultin Napier Mehemet Ali Robert Stopford Morning Herald Spain Navarre Don Carlos Fueros Ebro Pyrenees San Sebastian Islington Holland Russia Knightsbridge Barracks St. James’s-park Regent’s-park Williams Cuetsta Hospital Tue Founpuxe Hospital C. Lawson Hatsoa Earl of Errol J. Rutland Christaas London Bury Post Spalding Woollwich Woolwich Stafford Clarence Henderson Southwark Bridge-road Connorton Ward West of England Guardian Phenix Mrs. Chalmers Patterson Kent Winter

FORGERY CASE AND MULTIPLE THEFTS AT LONDON COURTS

Yesterday’s reports cover William Quinlan’s remand on a forgery accusation tied to a bonded warehouse theft and Goss’s Minories claim, plus a Portsea gold medal theft linked to George Stephens. Other items note a violent assault on Sir Nathaniel Peacock, a Crabtree-row burglary, and a suspicious death in Lambeth.

Mansion House Cuarce William Quinlan Goss Minories Peter Laurie Customs Richard Brown Charles Phillips Jennings Central Criminal Court Bow Street AnotoHeEr Post-offic Ros Bery George Stephens Peacock Flower Alphonso Daniels Joliffe Portsea Messrs Collins and Farvur Jewin-street Cripplegate Portsmouth Charles the Tenth Mauritius Joseph Hunt Towin-Street Pearce Red-cross Square Thames Tooley-street William Blott General Post Office London Ireland Office James Chaplin Chaplin John Nehan Thompson D Division Nathaniel Peacock Montague-street Montague-square Eliza Cain Nathaniel Hardwick House of Correction Worship Street Struegle Robert Waterman William Garrett King Crabtree-row Hackney-road Wilson Trew Fowler H Division Lambeth Street Coanor Murper James Lee J. C. Norton Elizabeth Ryan Llewellin M‘craw Hams Norton

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