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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 31, 1843

Page

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Ireland 1796 97 Despotism and the United Irishmen History

The piece recounts how coercive laws and magistrate power in 1796 to 1797 broke law and bred rebellion in Ireland. It notes indemnity acts, insurrection bills, and Fleet custody, with military Yeomanry forming the United Irishmen and potential French invasion, criticizing conciliation and highlighting consequences for Catholics and Protestants alike.

Lords Grattan Ireland Lord Carhampton Ulster Richard Musgrave Carhampton Sligo Elis Majesty Lawrence Parsons Tighe Plowden Belfast Newall Theobald Wolfe Tone Edward Fitzgerald Arthur O’condor General Howie Napoleon Switzerland Lord Clare Paris United States England Howie Bantry Bay Grouchy Commons Hoche Prince of Wales Lord Moira Mr. Pitt George the Lord Fitzwilliam Beresfords Sampson Lord Camden

Opening of the French Chambers and royal speech ignites markets

Extraordinary Paris dispatch reports Louis Philippe opening the 1844 session with a speech praising harmony, prosperity, and planned rail and education bills. Paris stocks rise on treasury confidence as British and Spanish affairs stir concern. events in Spain Greece and Algeria draw notice.

Paris Tuileries Hussars France Pacific Spain Greece Isabella Great Britain Sardinia Republic of the Equator Venezuela Prince of Joinville Francisca Brazil Portugal Algeria Orleans Roun Havre Avignon Alicant Madrid Theatre de la Cruz Algiers Oran Constantine Journal Des Débats Tunis M. de Lagan Tortoni St. Cloud England Louis Philippe Chamber of Deputies Carrousal Bridge Palais Bourbon National Yard Victor Hugo Gens M. Sauzet Chamber M. Dupin M. Odillon Barrot MM. Dufaure Garneron Dupont de l’'Eure Laffitte M. Dufaure M. Dupont M. Garneron Mr. Laffitte Chronicle Eco del Comercio Christina Tarantula Kine Hollanp Berwin The Netherlands Ehrenberg Prince Frederick Prince Augustus of Wurtemberg King William Prince Albert Hamburgh Holland Morrison Pool Waterloo Dock Meg of Meldon Calcutta Sinclair Messrs. Sands, Turner, and Co Claremont Grey Lord de Grey Ireland Duke of Richmond Globe Bulwer Count Bresson Matthew Talbot Baines Hull County Palatine of Lancaster Liz Ferrand Liverpool Anti Corn Law League Manchester Anti Cornlaw League Robert Peel Messrs Owen Peat, Birch, Heywood Gadsby Abel Heywood Robert London Sir Robert Peel Rawson George Wilson League R. Peel Entomological Society Chemical Society Geological Society Zoological Society Botanical Society Richard Alison Woolton Anti Comm Law League J. T. Crooke Anti- Monopoly Association Great League Fund Liverpool Mercury Cuatham Kentish Observer Enfana Castelli Metropolis St. James's Leeds India Bradford Market Ramway Birmingham Derby Gloucester Dublin Kingstown Eastern Counties Edinburgh Glasgow Paisley Ayr Greenock Grand Junction Great North of England Great Western Selby Blackwall Brighton Croydon South Western Greenwich Bolton Midland Counties Newcastle Carlisle North Shields North Midland Northern Eastern Rouen York South Eastern Dover Taff Vale Ulster

Insolvent debt case and mid Victorian street crimes reported

Insolvent indigo broker Frederick Wunkinson defrauded tailor Isaac C Taylor of £30 via false pretence to obtain funds, eight months’ imprisonment. numerous petty cases include theft at Calico printers shop, assault on police, forged cheque uttering, and a wife beating sentence.

Falsz Freperick Wuinkinson Cooke Isaac C. Taylor Moorgete Street Taylor Smith Commissioner Pollock Whitecross-street Southwark Worpn Sout Eastern Ratway Company Recorder Kelly Hurrell Old Kent Road Laudeny Price and Partridge Calico Printers Cheapside Alderman Wood Frances Hanscombe Francis Hobler Price Hanscombe Redman Division of Police Bow Street Carter William Hibbard Mr. Twyford National Animals’ Friend Society Strand Gore Twyford Marylebone Poxter Matthew Bentley Tottenham Court Road Anne Hunt Boston-place Dorset-square Coleman Dorset Arms Messrs. Drummond Hatchett Phelp D Division John-street Adelphi Brompton Marlborough Street Cuance Patrick Hayes Trishman Maltby Ann Reece Mr. Maltby Newgate Central Criminal Court Clerkenwell Tarlton Robert Henry Simcoe Pritchard St. Pancras

Re appearance of Madame Vestris and Mr. Mathews at Haymarket

Review notes enthusiastic reception for Madame Vestris and Mr. Mathews after their return to the Haymarket. Repeats of the Little Devil and the Christmas Extravaganza fail to charm yet applause remains vehement. Risley and Son announce six nights more while Miss Horton's Prince Graceful earns praise for singing and acting.

London Miss Vincent Mr. Osparpiston Mr. Osbaldiston Victoria Theatre Waterloo Road Blackfriars Road Magdalen Vincent Litten Wairasam Thomas Moore W. Bird Little Waltham Chelmsford T. W. Brampston M.P Bell Miller Mary Knight Pratt George Mott Campbell Mr. Bird Thurston Mott Harris Madame Vestris Charles Mathews Haymarket Mathews Risley Miss Horton Prince

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