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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 03, 1839

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What May Not Sir Robert Peel Do Upon the Corn Laws

A Manchester Anti Corn Law Association article argues Peel could shift from a Do nothing or Open question stance to an Expediency approach. It reviews Peel’s evidence from the 1836 Agricultural Distress Committee, highlighting his stance that agriculture improves and that a fixed duty is preferable to a fluctuating one. It suggests Conservative strategy may push for a settlement of the Corn Law question in the next session to avoid party fracture.

Ewart Manchester Anti-Corn Law Association Robert Peel John Russell Powlett Thomson Kershaw Lord Melbourne Poulett Thomson Buckinghamshire England Peel Ellis Lord Ashburton Saunders Sir Robert James Scott Houghton Robert R. Peel Mr. Saunders Sir Robert Peel Peulett Thomson Lord Howick Times John Elley 17Th Lancers Galway Blues Flanders Valenciennes Sir John Elley Scott Waterloo Napoleon Nava Ffosier Hamp Telegraph Assam East India Company India Europe Suddeah C. A.bruce Scotland Ireland China Stea Soainertharron West, Indies Sir William Colebrooke Leeward and Windward Telaties West India Spanish Main Admiralty Treasury Falmouth Southampton London Antigua United Kingdom Glasgow Bristol Extrer Rawway Bristol and Exeter Bridgwater Parret Taunton Pornton-hill Breer Board of Excise William IV Trapze Leicester Mercury Liverpool and Manchester Railway Company Liverpool Manchester and Leeds Spain Ciracular Cammeys —J. Baird Newcastle Sheriffs’ Court Tuesaday Blackwall Commercial Railway Company Mercantile Sroplace Messrs Brown and Powell Calico-Printers Stockport Leeds Mercury Charles Wood Dumbarton South America Messrs. J. and W. Napier Clyde Broomielaw Glasgow Courier Halifax Bank of British North America Colborne St. Lawrence Quebec National Bank of Austria Lochfine Glasgow Chronicle

Wheat timing concerns from an Old and Practical Farmer

An Old and Practical Farmer argues against cutting wheat before it ripens. He cites experiments showing ripe grain yields more bread and weight, while unripe wheat lacks gluten and water absorption. He warns against harvesting too early and urges leaving cut grain in the field to ripen before housing.

English Agrikultural Society Andrew Stevenson United States of America Yaklane Express Covent Garden Preston Lincoln Chronicle Devizes

Persecution of Madagascan Converts and Queen’s Orders

Extracts describe brutal Malagasy persecutions of Christian converts under the Queen’s orders. Rasaravavy dies after execution by flogging, Rasarama is also executed. others suffer slavery, irons, and raids as Christians meet secretly for prayers. The text covers subsequent arrests, escapes, and mixed advisories in the island’s government.

Natryz Caristians Mapacascari Cape of Good Hope Madagascar Rasaravavy Rasarama Rajarasahy Rufaralahy Jesus Christ Jesus Mauritius Boston Daily Advertiser Lincoln John Drake Amersham Thos. Carter Burnham Wm. M. Bradford Henson Wm. Kirke Bradford Hambledon David Jenks Little Gaddesden Albury J. H. B. Mountain D.D Hemel Hempstead Hitchen, &c Diocese of Meath Messrs. R. Radcliffe Edward Nixon S. Magee R. S. Noble W. H. Irvine H. Leddiard G. L. Irvine R. George J. W. Charlton W. G. Harm John Russell Riversdale Lisnegar Cork Chalmers Morningside Edinburgh Glasgow Fres Church of Christ Licu Parasiles Mecklenburgh-street Dublin Murray Spry Hall Ward Worcestershire Diocesan Church Building Society Lichfield Netherton Cosely

Madrid Barristers Swear to Defend the Poor Gratis

In Spain, new barristers must swear to defend the poor for free before admission. Thirty from each class are yearly appointed to defend the poor in civil cases, defining poor as those worth less than 4000 reales. In criminal cases the accused may choose any Madrid barrister for defense.

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