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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 12, 1843

Page

1

The History and Politics of American Diplomacy

A long critical essay attacks American diplomacy over the Maine boundary dispute with Lord Ashburton. It alleges Franklin’s map and Webster’s concessions influenced Senate ratification, praising European frankness and condemning U S deceit, calling the secretive bargaining a national character stain.

Bureau Topographique Geographical Department of the Archives Sparkes Websternor Mr. Webster Franklin Lord Ashburton St. John Maine Webster Mr. Sparkes Penobscot Kennebec Great Britain Featherstonhaugh Pampheon Washington Congress Ashburton Mr. Canning Lord Huntinglover Lombard-street Senate Robert Peel Lord Paloa Rives Brinkler United States Europe Canada New Brunswick

Court and Fashion in Royal Circles Across Britain

A London dispatch reports Prince Albert drawing single portraits from life of humble children, with gracious royal engagement. Queen Victoria visits the studio as amateur artist. Also noted is a Paris duel resolved peacefully between William Wellesley and Count Hummel, aided by surgeon J. Gunning. A letter describes Parliament opening day from a London observer, with vivid impressions of peers, robes, and the chilly ceremony.

Royal Prince Albert Arratn Paris Tapis Bois de Vincennes William Wellesley Hummel i Europe Brussels Wellesley M. Cloquet Hummell J. Gunning Duke of Wellington Waterloo James Stuart Henry Wheatley Berwick Old Stuart Duke of Northumberland Askew Tyne Mercury London Liverpool Lyndhurst Lord Willoughby Lord Cardigan Augustus Clifford Black Rod Duke of Buccleuch Canterbury Wharncliffe Shaftesbury Commons A. Clifford Wm. Gossett Liverpool Albion Fraser Moniteur Admiral Roussin Marine Admiral Duperre Roussin Baron Duperre East England Ministry of Marine Pacific Chamber of Deputies Sir Robert Peel Robert Peel France Third Arrondissement M. Taillandier Auffrager M. Legentil Spain Paria Madrid Barcelone Sevane Barcelona Lloyd's Last Mont Ireland Scotland

Oregon Question and Somers Mutiny Highlight Early 1840s Dispatches

Latest intelligence from Liverpool via the South America reports on the Oregon boundary dispute between the United States and Britain, outlining claims from 42 to 54 degrees north, discovery priority, and treaties with Spain Russia and France, followed by details of the Somers mutiny inquiry and Captain Mackenzie's testimony.

Great Wester Count Vergennes Louis the Sixteenth Lessa Benjamin Franklin Parisy Lord Ashburton St John Manurasca Jared Sparkes Europe Franklin State Paper Passy Agir United States Sam, &c B. Feaneuin Sparkes St Mary's Atlantic Liverpool Liverpoor South America Bailey New York Holyhead Oregon New York Express Senate Mexico Spain Arkansas River South Sea Russia America Great Britain Gray Boston Columbia Lewine Clarke Britain Mears Vancouver Nootka Sound Hudson's Bay Versailles France Lake of the Woods Stony Mountains Louisiana England Mississippi Columbia River Africa Alex. Slidell Mackenzig U.S.N U.S.S. North Carolina Court of Inquiry Fogland Man Cray New Orleans Bee Mr. Clay Supreme Court Preston Henry Clay Dreyfous St. Louis Chesnut Street B.S. Farr Leonidas Walker Walker and Kennett Walker Farr Mr. Farr Mr. Walker Charles Bagot

Queen and court to leave Windsor for Buckingham Palace

Reports say the Queen and the royal family will depart Windsor within the coming week, likely Wednesday, for Buckingham Palace as preparations for a major event proceed. The new governor general of Canada will travel on the Columbia March 4, a swift Atlantic crossing is planned.

Windsor Buckingham Palace TsexEw Atlantic Lonp Monteaagle House of Lords Lord Monteagle Brandon Ware E. Tennent Belfast Lord Hamilton Chichester Geonag Cocksuny Admiralty George Bodmin Vivian Samuel Spry Lawle Sawle Spry Mr. Sawle Great Western New York Madeira Geographical Society Royal Academy Meteorological Society Institution of Civil Engineers Buckingham-palace Lord Stanhope P. Hogg Burdon L. Hill J. O. York W. N. Clay Ethnological Society Zoological Society Society of Arts Hulimandel Microscopical Society Royal Society Society of Antiquaries Geological Society Botanical Society Royal Institution Fownes Tuz Lespon Freemason's Earl of Devon Euston Hotel Euston Station George Carr Glynn Creed Birmingham and Derby Company Queen Viscount Canterbury Cocnt Chanegry W. Blackstone Coldstream Guards Elder Tower of London William Thamas Elder Ordance Lambeth Street Central Criminal Court Clarkson Mr. Thesiger Montagu Chambers Wardour Brompton Terrace Brompton Crown and Sceptre Tavern Fitzroy-square Dodd Charlotte-street Borgens George Dalgleish Keys Rathboneplace West of England Insurance Company

Annuity Funds for Almshouses at Northfleet

A vestry clerk notes a gentleman now residing at Northfleet has bought an annuity of £500 yearly. The remaining estate, about £260,000, will fund forty almshouses with inmates receiving 12s weekly.

Carpenter Smith St. Saviour's Southwark Northfleet Edith Hampshire Leeds Intelligencer Agricultural Society of Lille M. Colgay

ROLLS COURT AND related sessions on seal day

A detailed summary of Saturday court actions includes Lord Langdale in Chancery, a long debate over the Sicilian Bronte estate and Nelson lineage, a Queen's Bench ruling against magistrates in a Dudley chartist case, and insolvent debtor proceedings. Also reported are Middlesex Sessions weighing and measures fines and Tower Hamlets fraud findings on false weights and unjust balances.

Lord Langdale Chancery Lane Lord Netfox Long Buroport Tinney Bronte Sicily Naples Horatio Viscount Nelson Lord Nelson William Earl Nelson England Bridport C. Ir. Pemberton Mr. Gardiner Queen's Bench Lord den Messrs. Page Freeman Birmingham Arthur George O'Neill Dudley O'Neil Lord Coke Hale Blackstone O'Neill S Worcester Jens James Friches Frasen Fraser Grecian Rouse Eagle Tavern Micatey Newgate Queen's Prison James Fells Samuel Galer Great Arthur-street St. Luke's Turner Tower Hamlets Charles Sabine Hedley-street Hoxton Jonah Wilson C.S. Butler Stephen Collins High-street Old Town Joseph Lander High Street Reynolds

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