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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 05, 1843

Page

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Gladstone on Commercial Policy Faces Tory Misgivings

A critical review contrasts Mr Gladstone's tariff article with Sir Robert Peel's Commercial Reform, arguing that while Peel aimed to remove prohibitory duties on raw materials and gradually liberalize imports, GladstoneSacrifices protection for revenue, exposing inconsistencies in the government and urging decisive moves to cut duties on essentials like wheat and sugar to revive trade and relieve labor.

Foreign and Colonial Quarterly MR. Gladstone England Board of Trade Robert Gladstone Gladytroperly Howev Sir Robert Peel Robert Peel Odius United States Europe Justim Christendom Special Vic Presid Bailey Fctutonento Ented Gages Rita China Syris Manchester Tinigat Banke John Wesley Stockport Bolton Brazils Huskisson Miles Pusey Smithfield Law Hamburg Hull Peel

Paris and Europe in turmoil as Guizot faces a fragile majority

Latest intelligence reports a fragile three vote majority for M. Guizot with strong opposition fears of government collapse. The debate centers on Syria and Levant policies, with Guizot praised for opposing English hostility while foes attack his eloquence. Spain and Belgium treaties, Dutch reports, and Gambia incidents also feature amid broader tensions across Europe and imperial nerves.

M. Guizot Arts Syria Levant Bechir England Austria Paris Chamber of Deputies Debats Presse Courier Francais France Guizot Spain Madrid Barcelona Seoane Siega Amies Gambia M. Bouet Bathurst Ingram Macarthy’s Island Abreda Prince de Joinville Aloreda Sesgram R.N United Service Gazette Russia Poland Prussian Baltic Tus Army Canada King's Dragoon Guards S. Brownrigg Grenadier Guards Hee Charles Theophilus Metcalfe, Bart G.C.B Ramsay 42Nd Isle of Wight Royal Artillery China Poinntad Hi Majesty London Peterborough Dr. Butler Chichester Mr. Orme Gloucester Dr. Rice Winchester Wellesley Christ Church Gaisford Dean of Westminster Dr. Turton Lord Almoner

Windsor and Cambridge royal events and parliamentary notes

Contemplated removal of the court to Buckingham Palace is delayed to the 15th. Rumors claim Prince Albert will host levees and the Queen preside at reduced drawing rooms with grand summer fêtes at Windsor. News from Cambridge house confirms the Princess Ames is recovered. Parliament sees new oaths, seats, and ministerial briefings alongside fleet and military appointments. public notices cover chartist shifts and royal artillery honors.

Buckingham Palace Windsor Castle Prince Albert Aravsts Cambridge Cambridge House Ames Duke of Sussex John Russell Lord Seaton Tonian Islands Howard Douglas Morning Chronicle Lord Auckland House of Lords Lord Rodney Lord Ponsonby of Imokilly Viscount Ponsonby of Viscount Hill Lord Vivian Earl of Liverpool Sir Robert Peel House of Commons Mr. Drummond Thomas Freemantle George Clerk Robert Peel Whitehall Gardens Earl of Strathmore James Graham Colonel Rowan Maule Treasury Baronet Home Office Saunders Davies Caermarthenshire J. Jones Sheffield Mr. Parker John Bright Rochdale Lord Ellenborough Simpiones Cocksway Admiralty Sir George Cockburn Alexander Nisbet Thomas Reynolds Jackson Sir George Institute of British Architects Clapham Church J. B. Papworth Ripon Cathedral T. Mor Literary Fund Society of Arts Evening Star O'Connor Feargus O'Connor Special Commission Lancaster Liverpool Liverpool Standard Royal Artillery Whitehall Spain James Gnawam The Ordnance Henry Ornrod John Oliver Alexander Johnstone George Garett Hewson Burton George Hunter William Mill Robert Carmichael George Muir Barnett McKenna John Burt Jesse Douch Charles Taylor Gavin Lender Andrew Cowie Daniel Allan James Lee James Haigon Thomas Coleman John Dalby Thomas King Joseph Witherburn John Thompson Edward Carlon Omeas Hogg Arthur M.masters Peter Guyte George Stout Joseph Potter Joseph Maule Benjamin Everton George Riddell William Crowder Tre Royal Exchange Cornhill Manchester Leeds Bredford

Court of Chancery fraud trial ends with month’s imprisonment

Thomas Messenger a maltster pleaded guilty to conspiring with his wife and another to defraud the Court of Chancery accountant general of stock valued at £1400, tied to a relative who died long ago. He received one month imprisonment with hard labour.

Central Criminal Court Justice Williams Justice Maule Artremprep Court of Chancery Thomas Messenger White Court of Chancery of Stock Rogarde Thomas Bamard Essex Swin Trinity House William Taylor Joseph Willey John Ryan John Donoghus Philip Penn Ryan Taylor Penn Willey Donoghue Charnock Willey and Donoghue John Moscrop Edward Jones James Young Guildhall Bannr Morne Ron Mould James Duke Ann Mould J. Duke Schofield Sir James Duke Aldeanan Harmer Canatay Harmer Farringdon Ward Hutton-garden Chaplin The Spread Eagle Gracechurchb-street Dispatch Office Fleet-street Holborn Shoe-lane Fleet Street Sandi Gracechurch-street Mr. Harmer Marylebone Brexpsl Capmay Dr. Blundell N.D Lower Seymour- Street Portman Square Long William Paul Blundell Queen Square Mr. Barrell Jenkins Mr. Combe Monmouth Lancers John Smith Roger Wells Clerkenwell Jengih Apain

Court of Common Pleas opens with assault case at Windsor

Horatio Smith, an ivory turner of Windsor, sues Dudley Wilmot Cerlton, formerly of the 60th, now Coldstream Guards, for £500 damages after a June 1841 assault during a billiard room disturbance. Jury returns verdict for plaintiff. Also reports coroner in Westminster on Lady Matilda Wynyard death and Lord Abinger postponing trial of M Naughten with insanity debates and Newgate observations plus brief imperial news from Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.

Ascot Smith Court of Common Pleas Tindal Horatio Smith Dudley Wilmot Cerleton 60Th Royal Rties Coldstream Guards Sergeant Talfourd T.N. Lee Sergeant Bompas Currow Windsor Life Guards Plaintiff Scnpen Deata Lang Mariepa Wysyanp Gill Westminster Upper Brook Street Grosvenor Square Matilda Wynyard Earl of Delaware Elisgood Henry Charles Elisgood Mr. Pope J. H. Pope Manchester Square Paisoner M‘naucatey Lord Abinger Courvoisier Tothillfelds Newgate M‘naughton Stevens Glasgow Treasury Jones 10Th Hussars Beale Inniskillen Dragoons Grand Jury M'Naughten M‘murdo Nova Scotia New Brunswick Duke of Cornwall Halifax Fredericton Newfoundland Halifax I

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