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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 13, 1842

Page

5

Anatomy of the Peers Ninth Duke of York and kinship line

A detailed portrait of the Duke of York and allied peers, tracing lineages from Duke of York to Earls and Barons. It covers titles, births, marriages, parliamentary roles, military service, residences, and notable actions, including Samuel Pratt family histories, Campbell and Canning connections, and the influence of the peerage on 19th century British society.

Adolphus Frederick George III Mt Yyaron Culloden Tipperary Iidre United Kingdom Augusta Wilhelmina Hesse George William Frederick Charles Sussex University of St. Andrew Arter Bath Order of St. Michael Coldstream Foot Guards Ranger Richmond Park Ryteroy Hanover Dunkirk Ninne Ted Mace Cambridge Piccadilly Kew Ken Pratt Well-Priory Devon Eliza Charles Charles Pratt Court of No Pleas Lord Camden Camden-place Camden County of Bayham Jeffreys Ireland Dublin Zoey Grattan Earl Hanks Earl of Belgrave Square Sevenoaks Bayham Abbey Breckburg Thomas Mors Broadwater Surrey Agincourt Garter Eas Baron Camoy Richard the Thomas Stonor Lord of Campys Adrship Frances Edward Townley Shire House of Lords Baron Wilx de Eresby Baron Beaumont Viscount Strath Oxford Park-street Westminster Stonor- Henley-on-Thames Oxfordshire Prul George Campbell Cupar John Edinburgh Lord Abinger Stratheden John Campbell Land Campbell Ship It Council New-street Spring Ashtead-house Epsom Rdown Duncan Camperdown de Winter Lundie Town Janet How Dalrymple Hamilton Viscount Duncan Lord Cam Viscount Stair Viscount Melville Perthshire Norway Hill-street Berkeley-square Indie Forfarshire Camperdown House George Canning Charles John Canning Charlotte Stuart Lord Rothsay Grosvenor-square Canterbury England British Museum Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge Privy Council F.S.A Ngs William Radnor Ambeth Addington-park Croydon Ambridge

Drury Lane Praises Jerrold Drama The Prisoner of War

The Drury Lane presentation of Douglas Jerrold's The Prisoner of War on Monday night drew full appreciation. Phelps, Anderson, and Miss Fortescue superbly sustain the roles of Captain, Lieutenant, and his wife, with Keeley’s Cockney performance adding lively humor. Covent Garden offers the Irish Heiress, while St James's Theatre features Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme and L Embarcateur with Perlet delivering sharp comic force.

Drury-Lane Douglas Jerrold Capitan Phelps Anderson Hudson Keeley Miss Fortescue England Verdun Middy Cockney Covent-Garden London Assurance Percy Ardent Charles Mathews Harley Lord William Daventry Farren Orger William Stanmore G. Vandenhoff India Miss Merrion House of Stanmore London Stanmore Ardent Fuss Comfort Lord Concerts de Societé M. Jullien Messrs. Collinet Dantonet Delabarre Deloffre de Folly Howell Herr Stjenn Keating Herr Koenig Herr Muller Pilet Prospero Richardson St. James's Theatre Mitchell Kelly Moliére Perlet M. Jourdain Scribe St. Jean Her Majesty’s Theatre Mademoiselle Rachel Lover Handy Andy Birmingham Liverpool Standard

Sporting Intelligence from Tattersalls Meeting Betting Trends

Parliament influence boosts attendance and betting activity at Tattersalls. Derby futures show Chatham at 11 to 1 with heavy stakes on him and Canadian jointly and on Chatham with Ballinkeele. Closings list extensive odds against many horses including Lanercost, Marshal Soult, Attila, Chatham, and Dr Allen, with several bets taken or offered across cups and derbies.

Chatham Ballinkeele Robert de Gorham Lord of Holderness Artful Dodger Dr. Allen Lasso Defier Barrier Dirce St. George's Miltown Smith Anson Attila Peel Westminster Auckland Lord of Holderness Scott Gregory Bowes R. Meiklam Mr. Bird G. Clark Woldsman Sir G. Heathcote Dircecolt Chatham and Ballinkeele Caxs Etwall Passion Wilson Lowton Lord Jersey Adela Filly (Taken), 25 To 1 Agst Lord Chesterfield’s Dilbar (Taken), Tuunsday CuEstEn Lanercost Marshal Soult Vulcan Hawthorn Rhodanthe Densy Wiseacre Dirce Colt Meteor Gunter Adela Filly i

Splendid successes in China and disasters in India

A compilation of official despatches describes British triumphs in China including re occupation of Chusan and Chinhae with 90 iron and 67 brass guns taken, and the fall of Ningpo, while noting reverses in India with Afghan campaigns failing, Shah Soojah's regime崩崩, and heavy losses among British officers and troops.

China Parker India Ghizni Affghanistan Quettac Kyber Bamean Parwan Durrah Ghirick Shah Soojah William M‘naghten Alexander Burnes Cabool Central Asia John Keane Candahar Peshawar Jeroozpore Lodiana Robert Sale Jellalabad Koerd Cabool Bolan Pass Scinde Indus Kurrechee Bombay Presidency Bhooj Chusan Admiral Parker Hugh Gough Chinhae Tinghae Guard Island Joss-house Templehill Eyres Modeste Columbine Nemesis Clarke Hall Royal Marines Joss-House Hill Phiegethon Tahee River Ningpe Havin Giffard Herbert Blenheim Toss-House Hill Sir H. Gough Carture Ningpo Eshea Che-Keang

Monetary Losses and Mortality Figures Reported

Directors report Commercial Bank of England at Manchester shows bad debts reach £203,431 plus £5,000 deferred charges. Week ending Feb 5 sees 1,025 deaths in metropolis with 409 due to consumption and lungs. King lectures on polar exploration possibilities. trade in Manchester gloomy as corn laws steadiness prompts panic and lower prices. weekly railway returns listed from multiple lines.

Commercial Bank of England Manchester Montaury Loxpoxn Roya Institution Richard King Sir John Ross Royal Institution Ross Parry Back Dease Simpson Polar Boothia Geo. Back Mr. King King Montreal Lower Canada Athabasca Lake Fish River Great Fish River Arctic Sea Great Fish River Estuary Boothia Felix Hecla Fury Strait America John Ross Cape Walker Atlantic Pacific Arctic Ocean Gulf of Boothia Leeds Bradford Huddersfield

Anti Corn Law Delegates Meet in London for Repeal

Delegates from provinces gather at Crown and Anchor Strand to form committees and send a deputation to Sir Robert Peel. Leaders include Duncan Maclaren and reform figures like Cobden and Bright. They declare repeal of corn laws as core aim and stage a protest procession to the House of Commons, demanding action and broader support.

Crown and Anchor Strand Robert Peel Duncan Maclaren Edinburgh Scholefield M.P Cobden Bolton J. Sturge Birmingham Bell Coventry M‘laren Aytoun W. Buchanan Glasgow J. Burder J.C. Symons Stroud Biggs Leicester Ackroyd Halifax Batley Huddersfield T. Spencer Hinton Bath Finance Committee Southampton Times Globe Hear Mr. S Board of Guardians Mr. Spencer Church of England Prentice Manchester William Rawson Elkanah Armitage Homer Stansfield Edward Evans Samuel Lees Bright Rochdale Society of Friends Pye Smith O'Connell R. Peel Dr. Bowring Ewart Sir Robert Peel Villiers L. Heyworth House of Commons Cairns Paisley Taunton Jon Brooks Whitehall W. H. Steparyson John Brooks Somerset-house St. Stephen's Parliament-street Privy-gardens Baronet Brown Palace-yard Duncan M‘langx Brown's

Anti Corn Law Conference Demands Total Repeal and Protests

Deputies condemn government corn law proposals as unjust and pledge to press for immediate repeal. Delegates urge nationwide petitions, publish resolutions in provincial papers, and forward protests to the Metropolitan Anti Corn Law Association. O Connell and Thompson urge mobilization, urging unity against aristocratic policy and famine rhetoric.

General Conference House of Commons United Kingdom Villiers Metropolitan Anti- Corn Law Association Strand London Anti-Corn Law Associations ToHuss Mr. O'Connell G. Thompson Taylor O'Connell Mr. Grey George Thompson Sampson Mr. Thompson Massy Manchester League England Robert Peel Messare Johnson Corn Law Association Derby Anti-Corn Law Association Anti-corn Law League E. Strutt Brindle Newall R. Peel Lord John Russell Peel House Mr. Lowe Sir R. Peel Whitechapel W. Spencer Bath Mr. Strachan Forfar H. Renton Kelso Loc

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