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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 30, 1843

Page

2

Malay convicts kill captain on voyage and hijack ship

An account from Penang Gazette details a 14 convict mutiny aboard the Harriet Scott. Captain Beynon and mate M Fee are among the injured. the captain dies after being struck, and convicts are captured by the Harsinger near Calcutta with aid from Hyder Ally.

Khalif Bokhara Constantinople Penang Harriet Scott Bombay Beynon M‘fee Harsinger Calcutta Hyder Ally Nacoda Sutter Madras Atheneum Lashkar Rochester Daily Democrat Michican James Fowle Nogisqua John N Bawhbish Joseph Jonese Fort Wayne

Imperial Coachman Ilia of Alexander I

A vivid note on Ilia the celebrated imperial coachman of Russia, now a councillor of state in St Petersburg. He entertained friends, shared anecdotes of the late emperor, and slept under the hearse during the journey from Taganrog. The piece contrasts his trusted service with a broader quip about governance.

Ilia Alexander Russia St. Petersburg Taganrog James the First Bishop Williams Wilson Warburton

Paris deputies election looms amid ministerial splits

Foreign intelligence reports the Paris Chamber of Deputies presidency contest with ministers backing Sauzet while the court backs Dupin. Notes on ministerial dotation for Duke de Nemours, reactions to Duke de Bordeaux, stock quotes, and a deputation plan to meet the King at the Palais Bourbon. Also covers political condemnations, a prisoner case, and regional unrest.

Paris Spain Germany Chamber of Deputies M. Sauzet M. Dupin Duke de Nemours Duke de Bordeaux London Paria Orlean Rouen Havre Avignon M. Lafitte Palais Bourbon Messrs de Mornay Simeon Larochefoucauld Laurence Larabit St. Albin Rocklin Estancelin Gallus Gauthier Bernard Magnier de Maisonnaye Cremieux Molin Cottelle Allard Carnot Gourit Tourangin Silas Guyet Fontaines Censeur de Lyons France Orange Henry V Hubert Mont St. Michel Blois Tours Courrier Monte St. Michel Prince of Marshal Ney Marshal Soult Party of the Left Centre Thiers M. Thiers Duke of Nemours Constitutionnel Lord Aberdeen M. Guizot M. Martinez de la Rosa Don Gaspar Aguilar Jas Legation M. Hernandez Don Gaspa Bulwer Madrid Tribunal de Premiere Instance Cour Royale Bourbon Cour Royale Court of Cassation Madeleine Dispense Madile Farcy Madame Routier M. Lorry Furcy Furey Tribunal de Premiére Instance Cour Royale of Bourbon Court of Cassation of Paris Supreme Tribunal Procureur-General Madlle Cour Royale of Galignani Hungary Gazette Des Postes Agram

Spain News from Madrid And British City Affairs

Reports from Madrid on the 20th recount the deputation led by M Martinez de la Roza presenting to Queen Christina the Congress sentiments and pledging support for constitutional order. Other dispatches note Olozaga’s flight toward Portugal, delays in proposed reforms, and market prices for government bonds amid political tension.

Madrid Congress M. Martinez de la Roza Chamber of Deputies Secretary of State For Foreign Affairs Royal Congress of Deputies Don Francisco de Paula Infanta Luisa Carlota Christina Eco del Comercio Duke de Rivas Naples Spain M. Carasco Salamanca Madrid News Gonzales Bravo Martinez de la Rosa Olozaga Narvaez Heraldo M. Olozaga Toralba de Oropesa Talavera Lisbon el Castellano Portugal Pesdata

Singular and melancholy Brighton entertainer Doyle dies

The Brighton community recalls Usher Glanville Doyle a witty author actor and entertainer who suffered a paralytic attack after describing his illness to W Farren. Doyle died on Tuesday the 12th and was buried on Saturday in Christchurch with a high profile funeral. The piece notes a £15 000 government stake from Doyle’s estate and his prior £16 000 investment to boost income.

Brighton W. Farren Old Parr Haymarket Theatre Grand Parade Countess of Winterton Usher Glanville Doyle Farren London Doyle Farner Hall Glanville Doyle Christchurch Montpellier Road Wagner Cook J. G. Glanville Furner Houseman

Wounded man could not swear at Clerkenwell court

At Clerkenwell, Wednesday Hatchfield faced the felon’s bar as the wounded man, arm in a sling, hesitated to positively swear the prisoner stabbed him. The blade remained unfound and Mr. Cumbe discharged the prisoner under the circumstances after the man was taken to a surgeon.

Hatchfield Combe Clerkenwell Court Cumbe

Ireland shows mob violence details amid repeal tensions

In Dusuin and surrounding counties, reports describe attacks by ribbonmen on rural homes and a wary response by landlords and police. The piece notes prosecutions, a Tipperary dinner for O Connell, and a string of violent incidents including a deadly confrontation at Fairymount and a Kenmare schoolmaster knife fight.

Inquest Opens Over Deptford Death of Martha Lowe

A Tuesday adjourned inquest at Nashs Ark Deptford investigates the death of Martha Lowe aged 18 found drowned near Grand Surrey canal. Evidence links seduction and disputes with Mr William Stevens. witnesses include Ratcliffe Kendall and Banks. coroner hints at possible perjury and further inquiry.

Carttar Nash’s Ark Deptford Marthe Lowe Grand Surrey Canal Lower Road Stevens Bread Street City W. Stevens Tavistock Covent-garden Liverpool Mr. Stevens Earl of Chatham Hughe’s-fields Jane Kendall Ratcliffe General Post Office Atkins High-street Mr. Atkins Roger Patterson Ratcliffe Spencer-street Goswell Road Inland Department of the General Post St. Martin’s-le-Grand General Post-office Elizabeth Hopkins Edward Banks Martha Bass, Ratcliffe, and Co Burton Duke’s Court Bow-street William Stevens Southwark-bridge Mortlock Mr. Ratcliffe Greenwich Kendall Bass and Co Miss Kendall Copanet

Extraordinary Inquest Disrupted by Accusation of Living Man

An inquest on Freeman, who died Saturday from a burst blood vessel, was interrupted when rate payer Masters rushed in claiming the deceased was alive. Despite calm assurances, Masters insisted on further examination and threatened to summon a surgeon, offering money to back his claim. The episode at the Globe, Tottenham Court Road, halted proceedings briefly as witnesses stayed.

City Corporation Francis Palgrave Red Lion-court Fleet-street Francis Morning Herald Peter Laurie Common Council of London Municipal Commission Common Council Broad-street Rhuanp Taylorn P.S George I Basleville Basle Campagne Fenchurch.street Fenchurch-street Leadenhall-street Lime-street City J. B. Clark Victualler White Horn Sugar Loaf Fenchurch Street Morgan Sugar Loafcourt Jeffery Square Crookland Cardigan Kilgerway Kilgernan Rebecca Brown Braverford Carmarthen Thomas Thomas Pantycerrig Brechfaedd Brechfa Thomas Mr. Thomas Brechia G. I. Mills Globe London Street Tottenham Court-Road Freeman Masters Mills Mr. Master Wakley University College Hospital

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