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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 27, 1840

Page

5

Wardmote Elections and Contested Councillors Report

A detailed London ward election summary describes scrutineer remarks and adjournments, with wards Cripplegate Queenhithe To wen Tower St. S, The results list eight common councilmen chosen in each ward among many candidates, noting poll outcomes, declarations, and adjournments as officials uphold parliamentary procedures.

The Late Rowsery and Attempted Murder in Suffolk

A trial at Melford heard how a 16 year old shoemaker from Coggeshall aided by another man attacked William Southgate near Baldringdon and robbed him of seven shillings and a watch. Southgate was left for dead in a ditch. both prisoners were committed to Bury gaol for trial on January 12. Separately Captain Garrick reported the loss and plunder of his brig Lochiel after it ran aground on Maplin Sand during a gale, with crew unable to save most belongings as rival smugglers plundered the ship.

Rowsery Suffolk Essex Foster Hatfield Peverel Fenn Cogeshell Melford R.mapletoft Col. Addison William Southgate Cockfield White Horse Ballingdon Bridgestreet Rose Alpheton Shimpling Southgate London Benjamin Garrick Lochiel South Shields Maplin E. Eagle George Eliza Colchester Andrews Fair Traveller Chain Sheerness Henry Elizabeth

Court and Fashion at Windsor Court Arrival and Royal Charities

Windsor reports feature Queen Victoria and Prince Albert arriving at Windsor Castle with royal attendance including the Princess Royal and a large suite. Royal alms are distributed to 950 recipients, with 168 receiving gate alms. A parrot purchased for 50 pounds entertains and speaks, while Windsor plans daily equestrian exercise in a new Riding School and improvements to the billiard room. The piece notes a forthcoming marriage between Lord Monteagle and Miss Marshall, the illness of the Prince Royal of Hanover, and controversy surrounding Lord Cardigan and the 11th Hussars.

Windsor Prince Albert Princess Royal Buckingham Palace Palace Castle Duchess of Bedford Lord Lilford Rich Wemyss Edward Bowater Seymour Pitt and Paget C. A. Murray Her Majesty's Royal Bounty Lord High Almoner Joseph Hanby Windson Isaac Gosset William the Fourth Windsor Castle Shepherd Royal Queen Victoria Lehzen Rumxe-Hovusz Wixpsor William TV Sharine Lord Monteagle Miss. Marshall Miss Spring Rice J. G. Marshall Prince Royal of Hanover Brighton Reynolds Lord Hill Waterloo Lord Cardigan Y—n K——s 11Th Hussars House of Commons Brightons Vivian F. Knowles Sandham Drury-Lane Cardigan Drury Lane Theatre Walsall Francis Finch Spencer Lyttelton Lord Spencer Lyttelton Norwich J. M. Capes Bantover Shropshire Digby Mackworth Monmouthshire W. A. Williams Tox Maule Edinburgh Ithshire Earl OF Ducise Thomas, Earl of Ducie Baron Ducie Tortworth Gloucester Canterbury Henry George Francis Earl of Ducie James Houghton Langton Earl Frances Henry Earl of Carnarvon Baron Moreton

Concerts d'Hiver at Drury Lane and Other Theatre News

A detailed review covers Eliason's first Drury Lane appearance with Concerts d'Hiver, praising the cast, selections from Lucrezia Borgia and Le Gothique, and a Pirati duo. Also noted are openings at Theatre Royal and Royal Academic, plus injury to James Bland, Burford's panorama of Damascus, and festive attendance of nobility in Paris.

Purcell Locke Lucrezia Borgia le Gothique Musard Messrs Pilet Suffre Theatre Royal Her Majesty's Theatre Negri Laurent James Bland Covent-garden Theatre Academic Royale Belle Poule Favorite Auber Tara Damascus Burford Saul Syria St. John Beyrout Lebanon Barrada

Tattersall's Turnrapay Racing Bets and Fox Hound Feats

Sporting intelligence reports thin attendance at Tattersall's with a list of bets on several horses including Dersy Marshal Soult Palemon and Lord Stradbrooke. It also covers royal buckhounds near Swinley delayed by frost, fox hunting feats at Lyneham and Cambridge hounds, and a controversial interruption by Lord Hardwicke during a hunt at Wimpole park.

Tattersall Lord Bruce Rosalie Colt Lord Westminster Marshal Soult Rutland Sir Hans Lord Jersey Col. Anson Duke of Wellington Lord Stradbroke Mr. Greville Jack Sheppard Hen Maszsty Swinley A. Bir Harrathorn Stall-moor Harford-moor Lakes- Land Erme Pithill Stibb Cadleigh Lee Mill-bridge Watercombe-earth Plymouth Journal Cambridgeshire Potton Wood Wimpole-park Eliot Yorke Lord Hardwicke Hertford Reformer

Reform candidate elected for Mayo County in uneasy bid

Mr. Blake the reform candidate wins Mayo on Wednesday as Tories offer no opposition. Archbishop Dr M Hale of Tuam proposes him, seconded by J.P. Mr T Phillips. An adjourned Dublin corporation meeting ends with dissolution after a formal address to Professor Butt and lord mayor's departure. Robbery of plate at Hay Hall noted with £300 taken. one suspect arrested and reward offered. A body in the Thames near Chelsea Reach found in mourning, age fifty to sixty, identity unconfirmed.

Wells Blackett J. Duke King’s Arms Change-alley Cornhill Jo Key Stubbing Snelling Adamson Collinson Frodsham Dixon Howard Unwin Suily Nicholson Gude Portsoxen Cripplegate Aldgate Church William Powell Tyars John Packer William Christie Samuel Hawkins Jutsum John Danford George M.kenzie George Wright Thomas Carlisle Heywood John Annis George le Witt Wm. Phillips John Rickaby Bousfield Abraham Saul Edward Smith John Hoard William Chandler George Barker Richard Spurgen Saul Saul McKenzie C. Queenhithe Messrs Finnes Robinson Edward Briggs Selson Redhead Oakley Brain Young Goodridge Maitland Drinkall Finnis Edwards Season Elmes Sprague Marsden King White Lepard Green Christ's Hospital Watstock Common Council Alderman Gibbs Richardson Watkins Wire Amos Conder Ford Hale Williams Dawson Hale Blake Mayo M.hale Tuam T. Phillips J.P. Tus Professor Butt Porter Aeser Dublin Bow-street Hay Hall Wigan Lancashire River Thames Chelsea-reach

The Hon Mrs Norton letter and Dover murder report

A lengthy letter from The Hon Mrs Norton defends her police case at Marlborough Street, detailing witness conduct, alleged surveillance, and attempts to reconcile with Mr Norton. The report also covers the fatal assault on Mr Everatt of the 54th at Stargate Street, with sailors in custody and claims of officer provocation.

Tooke Replies to Finsbury Election Allegations

William Tooke defends his integrity against charges tied to the Finsbury election push. He details dealings with bookbinder Leighton and secretary Mr. Coates while rebutting claims of influence over tradesmen. He cites resolutions, a controversial Lord Nugent vote, and vows to purify representation. a tradesman replies denying any business with Tooke.

Tooke W. Tooke Samuel Mills Russell-square Tower Hamlets Middlesex Essex Herts, &c Finsbury, &c Ludlow Southwark Leighton Society For the Diffusion of Coates Finsbury Henshall Lord Nugent Morning Herald T. Duncombe Thomas Duncombe Times Society For the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge G. Staunton Wm. Tooke -Russell-square William Tooke

Unclear printer warning tied to an unnamed employer

A disputed note threatens to name the printer’s employer to imply Mr T Duncombe ordered the work. No response was given to the notice or subsequent requests, with only a faint suggestion that the job may have been paid for.

T. Duncombe Pri

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