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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 11, 1843

Page

3

Losses from Shipwrecks and Coastal Disasters

A long report covers wrecks and strandings near the Scilly Isles and along the Channel. It details the loss of the lodge brig and crew, the Dart and other vessels, heroic rescues, and survivors with names, dates, and places, plus fire destruction of the Tris Angelique and multiple North Sea and Channel wrecks with broad maritime casualties.

Northumbrian Fes N.E Blucher London Warkworth Newbiggen Teadry Rock Blyth Rochester Castle Shields Porrgusa Portrash Aberdeen Mary Isabella Wick Leith Findon Straithes Thomas North Shields Elizabeth Harwich North Sea Woolwich Reach Greenwich English Gravesend Woolwich Wapping Johnson Wasmath Waterman's Arms Willard White Swan Constantinople

The Taft-Hunter and Coroner's Inquest in The Literary Chronicle

Literary Chronicle review notes Tex Turt-Hunten In3yvols by Lord William Lennox. A satirical coroner’s inquest scene from Ravensbrook unfolds with a comic cast led by Mr Quillet and Mr Tubbs, exposing pomp and bungling. The piece surveys other periodicals and fiction, praising or mildly critiquing titles and authors.

Lord William Lennox London Henry Colburn Taft-Hunter

Corn Laws Debate and Scotch Poor Law Inquiry

The House discussed corn laws with Mr Huskisson's sliding scale and the dangers of fixed duties, while noting farmer insecurity and rising poor rates. A separate Scotch Poor Law inquiry was defended as needed, with proposals for commission composition and oversight, and government scrutiny of relief for distressed Scottish towns.

House OF Commons Spearzn Greene Newcastle and Eeington R. Inglis Canterbury St. Asaph Bangor Thorburton Devon Hawes British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society West Ndis Africa Westia Gibson Craig Councr Stirling G. Cirex Ineland H. Grattan Ireland Jana Cod G. Curax Starman Crawyorp Vininngs Fitzzer Bowsine Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company C. Narier Tard Joox Russert Mr. Hawes Lord Covartenay Warren Her Ulio Asme Manchester Huskisson Board of Trade Lord Grenville Wanpasid Nottingham Mr. Ward Hon Baronet America Prierty Robert Peel Ward Walter Bir Gladstone Lippert Hear Sheffield Liddell Barenst Friends of Commerce Anaseo Mfr Sunderland R. Peex Eunice Fox Maore Scotland Lord Melbourne J. Gruvast Wallace Lord J. Russell Hume Dundee Edinburgh Janes Gratism Afr Baccer Exzace Huse China Conway Mitnax Gisson R. Peg Lord Parsersrox R. Peen Lasoccnene France Portugal Ronzar Pret Sir R. Peex Mr. Roebuck Affghan Affghanistan Lord John Russert R. Peru Rozsuck Robert Peet Commons Rena Sudbury Ressxooxe Ternent Brackstone Romer Pegi Col. Wispaax T. Dexcouse Tufnell Ewart Bromenton Rdgar Ixons Hovse LORDS Lord Moxresde Bank of England Lord Baovoram Lord Denxan Cauraenu Brovenax Hong Kong Sir G. Stauxton Regert Peer Henry Pottinger Paisley Wattack J. Grama Heaouy

Nineteen Men Hold Off two Hundred Dragoons at Inn

An Irish count leads nineteen riders in a deadly siege at a small inn in Crachnitz. Despite two hundred dragoons and six hundred outside, the defenders barricade the hall, repelling assaults with pistol and bayonet fire. They escape at dawn with no casualties save the count wounded in the thigh. Further detail shows ruse and daring to reach Sandomir next day.

Douro Liverpool All Han Scilly Islands Esi Dride Queen-street Miles Manchester Oporto England Mr. Gowland St Mary’s Yesthan Dart Harris Coast Guard Orford Haven Yarmouth Taster Henry Read Read Hio Mr. Hubbard Providence Spaaneauts Cameron Smith Hanes Selayney's Blayney's Ayr Rhyl Lancashire Bidston West Hoyle Dogberry Quillet Ravensbrook Akirta Kkeeper Tubbs Walter Callendar Walford Old Walter Foreman Mir. Smith Mr. Smith Luke Palmer Joseph Moorsom Gentemen Alerley Crachnitz Count Fleming Count de Saxe Darkiess St. Patrick Ireland Trishman Sandomir

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