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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 31, 1843

Page

2

Intelligence from India Reports Frontier Turmoil and Policy Shifts

The Friend of India excerpt details Gwalior unrest, a misty Khyber frontier, and Cabool threats. It notes Liaison Lord Ellenborough, Dost Mahomed’s alleged death, and possible cabinet shifts, with a looming British response to Punjab and Scinde disorders.

Maxta Alexar Rye Cay Ind Gwalior Gars Lord Ellenborough Calcutta Mahomed Cabool Sorder Bokhara Peshawar Loodianah Stoddart Conolly Gwalron Lashkar Maharaj Scinde Belooches Shekanate Ram Nath Perohit Khamdar Khetree Dhabye Heer Singh Lahore Leena Singh North Western Provinces Morrison Macao A. Scott Mercer R. Saunders M. More G. H. Milnes 31St Light Infantry Logie Jenkins Cotton 28Th Foot

Sultan's letter petitions Bokhara ruler to free English prisoners

A translated consular letter from Sultan Abdul Medjid to Khan of Bokhara urges release of English officers held in Bokhara and for their safe return via Constantinople. The document praises English help through Sir Stratford Canning and the British embassy, stressing friendship with Britain and the duty to free the captives.

Wolff Dr. Wolff Stratford Canning Army and Navy Club Sultan Abdul Medjid Bokhara Moussafirs Khalif Constantinople Shie Teheran Joux Grover

Daring Malay Convicts Seize Harriet Scott in Sea Attack

From the Penang Gazette Sept 23 report a group of 14 Malay convicts aboard the Harriet Scott attempt a violent takeover near Manday. Captain Beynoh and mates are attacked. the captain dies, several crew wounded, the mutineers escape in the quarter boat but are recaptured later by the Harsinger. Hyder Ally helps expose the ruse, aiding capture in port.

Darine Penang Harriet Scott Bombay Beynoh M‘fee Mandey Calcutta Hyder Madras Atheneum Lashkar Anullah Rochester Daily Democrat Michiaan James Fowle Nogisqua John N Bawhish Ranner Joseph Jonese Nograqua Fort Wayne

Admiral Brack dies after long naval career at Sheerness

Obituary notes Sir Edward Brace Brack KC B who died at Admiralty House Sheerness after a lengthy illness. He served since 1781 and earned fame in actions including the Loire frigate capture 1798 and Cadiz defence. He commanded ships at Algiers and Genoa and held high naval ranks. Depredation notice follows about a poultry theft at Turville farm owned by Lord Lyndhurst with rewards offered.

Guilderland St. Albans Spain Cadiz Berwick Genoa Algiers D. Milne The Bath Charles III St. Maurice and St. Lazare Robert W. Otway the Nore Lond Turville Farm

French political turmoil and slave freedom case dominate Paris talk

Paris papers discuss the Chamber of Deputies presidency, ministerial dither over M Sauzet versus M Dupin, and a planned dotation for the Duke de Nemours. Reports note reformist leftists angered by a Prince of Moskowa resignation and a wide range of appointments and deportments shaping France’s politics.

Paris Spain Germany Chamber of Deputies M.sauzet M. Dupin Duke de Nemours Duke de Bordeaux London Orlean Rouen Havre Avignon M. Lafitte Palais Bourbon Messrs. de Mornay Simeon Larochefoucauld Laurence Larabit St. Albin Rocklin Batancelin Gallus Gauthier Bernard Magnier de Meisonnave Cremieux Molin Cottelle Allard Carnot Gourit Tourangin Silas Guyet Fontaines Allee Censeur de Lyons France Orange Henry V Hubert Mont St. Michel Blois Tours Courrier de Loir Et Cher Monte St. Michel Prince of Moskowa 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 Legation M. Hernandez Don Gaspar Bulwer Madrid Tribunal de Premiére Instance Cour Royale Bourbon Court of Cassation Madeleine Dispense Madlle Furey Madame Routier M. Lorry Farcy Court of Cassation of Paris Supreme Tribunal Furcy Procureur-General Madele Cour Royale of Paria Galignani Hungary Gazette Des Postes Agram Gazette Des Postes Adde

Deputation to Queen resolves to protect constitutional throne

Madrid dispatches report a deputation led by M Martinez de la Roza presents the Chamber of Deputies sentiments to Queen Isabella II after a royal order condemning the November 28 palace events. The Queen vows to uphold the constitution and asks deputies to aid in preserving lawful institutions.

M. Olozega Malaga Ahea Gibraltar Piare Des Pyrenées Prim Baron de Meer Catalonia Madrid Progressista Phare Des Pyrenées Spain Figueras Guerra Regiment de la Reina Progressistas Generes 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 M. Carasco Salamanca Madrid News Gonzales Bravo Martinez de la Rosa Olozaga Narvaez Heraldo M. Olozaga Talavera Lisbon el Castellano Portugal Yesterda Pesdata Olozega

Brighton tragedy ends the life of Usher Glanville Doyle

In Brighton on Christmas day event details a tremulous Mr Doyle suffers a paralysis attack after recounting Farren’s illness. He dies two days later, leaving a fortune impact and burial at Christchurch vault. Doyle’s friends and medical figures attended. The article notes £15,000 expected government benefit following losses.

Brighton W. Farren Old Parr Haymarket Theatre Grand Parade Countess of Winterton Glanville Doyle Farren London Doyle Mr. Farren Mr. Doyle Farner Hall Christchurch Montpellier Road Wagner Cook J. G. Glanville Furner Houseman Cardigan Millbany Ourrace Kitesman Kilgernan Rebecca Brown Haverford Carmarthen Brechfa Thomas

Rappahannock Arrives Liverpool with One Paper

The transient ship Rappahannock, Captain Drummond, arrived at Liverpool with only a New York Herald issue from January 3. The article notes no major news, a firmer New York money market, and rising stock prices. It also discusses Pennsylvania tax sentiment and a critical debt table, predicting limited tax relief and possible sale of public works.

Rappahannock Drummond New York Liverpool New York Herald New York Stock Board Exchange London Pennsylvania Herald Tees United States

Clerkenwell court clears prisoner in stabbing case

The wounded man could not positively swear the prisoner stabbed him. He seized the inmate because he was nearest. The knife was not found and Mr. Combe discharged the prisoner after the felon’s bar proceeding.

Hatchfield Mr. Combe Clerkenwell Court

Ireland 1843 Dispatch on Repeal Conflicts and Prosecutions

Reports from Dusuin and Roscommon detail clashes between small farmer groups defending tenants against ribbonmen amid state prosecutions led by Tully and Murphy. It covers the Fairy mount Gibbonses’ defense, alleged secret Paddy M Kewism plots, a Kenmare affray, and notable deaths and political shifts in Tipperary and surrounding counties.

Dusuin Tully Tuam B. Murphy Galway O'Connell Tipperary Billy Smiths O’connell Roscommon Journal Gibbonses Fairymount Billy Smith Pappy M‘kewism Cork Constabulary Ireland Paddy M‘kewism Fermoy Tralee Chronicle Kenmare Dourass Maybury Mauch Ledger Bridewell Kenmare Fair Stephen Riordan James Hickson Cnsuing Assizes Cornelius Shea Valentine Mauer Valentine Maher Turtuila Nicholas Maher Land Tenure Commission Valentine Maker Dublin Evening Post Thurles Maher Turtulla Mr. N. Maher Turtilla Smith Cornelius O’callaghan Lord Lismore Daniel O’connell John O'Connell John O’connell Lord Devon Darrynane Cottage Black Rock Dublin Jon O'Connell Earl of Devon Landlord and Tenant Dublin Castle E. J. O'Connell J. O'Connell O'Neill Bunowen Castle O'Neill Daunt Lipznats Hugh Morgan Tuite Westmeath Richard Nagle Macroom Tuite Mount Oontracks John Sherlock Croalstown Trim Abhbey Navan Byron Dunderry Bridge Ratheam Sherlock Trimblestown

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