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Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

10 Feb 1844

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Weekly Chronicle

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 10, 1844

Page

6

Death of the Reigning Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha

News from Windsor and Brussels recount the death of the reigning Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha at age 61. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert learn of the bereavement. state rooms close. condolences flow from Britain and France. His successor Ernest Augustus Charles Louis is named, with detailed family ties to European royalty.

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Germany Buckingham Palace Coburg Gotha Prince Albert House of Commons Baron Brandestein Saxe Gotha England the Duchess of Kent Frogmore C. L. Courtenay Duke of Saxe Coburg Duchess of Kent Windsor Castle Saxe Coburg Gotha Prince Consort Windsor Eerl Delawarr Brussels d’'Hane Ducat Saxe-Copurg and Gotha Ernest Antoine Charles Louis Francois Saxe-Saalfield Coburg Saxe Coburg and Gotha Louise Auguste Saxe-Gotha Altenbourg Antoinette Frederique Auguste Marie -Anne, Duchess of Wirtemberg Alexander of Ernest Augusta Charles Jean Leopold Alexandre Edouard Alexandrine Louise Amelie Frederique Elizabeth Sophie Leopold Grand Duke Baden Albert Francois Auguste Charles Emmanuel Julienne Henriette Ulrique Constantine Russia Elfenau Berne Switzerland Ferdinand George Augusta Marie Antoinette Gabrielle Francois Joseph Prince of Charlotte George IV Roya W. Prichard Prichard Julia Prichard Sir Henry Wheatley Julia Baillie Prichard Mackennar J. Dunne J. Bury J. Fallon J. Burke F. Tuite John Rielly W. Reynolds O'Connell Duke of Wellington Robert Peel United Kingdom Zetland Richmondshire Richmond Earl of Zetland Leeds Mercury Pennel Grant of Grant Earl of Seafield West‘park Elgin Grant Inverness Tur Witt East Washington Earl Ferrers Tamworth W. Matthews Duke of Sussex PS. Shirley Eliza Davy Ferrers Everett Sidney Smith Court Journal Edridge Packeridge-house North Wilts Devizes House of Lords Duke of Richmond Annas Manly Britishxp Foreign Institute George Street Hanover-square Royal Marquis of Exeter Institute Dulcken Signor Signora F Lablache Benedict Goodban Elle Reinagle House of Commons William Lennox Lord George Lennox Chevalier Bunsen Edward Codrington George Staunton Earl of Devon Baron Andlay Lord Courtenay Radnor J. Stuart Admiral Sykes H. Pym L. Stanhope Strickland Robert Lady Hunter Pickersgill R.A Belnes Tiucas Count Wenzieroski Arthur Brooke Faulkner Campbell Ellis Henry Heathcote Clifton Gentleman Bridewell Hawkshead Lancashire Cicar Friston-cum-Snape Suffolk Bristol Mercury
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Royalty and society notes from London postings

The Queen and Prince Albert remain private. Duke and Duchess of Sutherland depart for Castle Howard as Carlisle’s illness delays christening plans. A crowded Fox Club dinner includes prominent nobles. New Gresham Club foundation stone laid viewing Italian design. Lancaster resignation denied. Devizes election results show Bruges leading Temple. Post office notices list upcoming India and other mails. Provident Benevolent Society reports growth and funds. Free pardon granted to transport reform rioter Valentine Marshall per Hobart Town Courier notes.

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Winsor Prince Albert Cartisle Duke Duchess of Sutherland Stafford-house Earl of Carlisle Castle Howard Yorkshire Duke of Saxe Colture Lord Carlisle Grosvenor Place Brookes’s Cous Fox Club Lord Dinorben Earl of Errol Fort Fortescue Lord Foley Earl Fitzwillism Lord Duncannon John Russell Lord Stratford C. Ponsonby M.P Lord James Stuart Hon. Fox Maule Gresham H. Flower Merewether Devizes Ewart Kallay Madeira Temple Majority Bruges Post-offic St. Martin’s-le-Grand India Marseilles Clyde West India Caledonia New South Wales Provident Crerns’ Benevolent Association Benevolent Department Hall of Commerce Threadneedle-street John Abel Smith Thomas Buring Mutual Assurance Department Panpon Her Valentine Marshall Justice Gazelee Special Reformist Commission Nottingham Colwick Hall John Masters Nottinghamshire
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Anti Corn Law League debates and farm protest letter

A long letter from Mr. Jones Loyd to Dean Suxtherland condemns protectionist corn laws while supporting free trade. He argues protective measures raise prices for consumers, depress wages, and harm the large public, urging landed proprietors to consider free competition as the true safeguard for agriculture and national welfare. The missive frames opposition to the Anti Corn Law League as misguided and points to broader economic harm.

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Jones Loyd Anti Corn Law League J. W. Suctherland Dean Surrey S. Jones
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