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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 14, 1841

Page

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The New Poor Law bill debated with caution and reform aims

The piece argues for cautious support of the amended Poor Law, distinguishing pauperism from the poor, warning against harsh central control, and urging limited trial of the new system to avoid cruelty and misapplication while acknowledging old abuses. It critiques zeal over prudence and calls for humane, balanced reform.

Hostilly England D'Israeli Arshin

Reports of cabinet splits and naval losses near Toulon

From Paris to Falmouth, the latest intelligence describes a disputed cabinet stance over the five per cent question, possible ministerial changes, and a widespread belief that Hu mann may retire with Pasay to succeed him. Naval dispatches recount extensive damage to French ships near Toulon, inclining the fleet toward repairs and announcing numerous wrecks and alarm across the coast of Africa.

Pants M. Humann M. Pasay Chamber of Peera Chamber of Peers Lord Granville M. Guizot Toulon Genereux Ocean Jena Triton Cagliari Neptune Medea Africa Castor Algiers Malta Hagen Philippeville

Trials of Shelley's Queen Mab booksellers postponed

Anxious crowds filled the court as the Queen against Moxon, Fraser, and Otley faced blasphemy libel trials over Shelley's Queen Mab. Prosecution and defense teams included Thomas, Fraser, and Hayward. Jury call failures postponed the hearings sine die amid broader protests over press and government actions.

Quizn Beyen Lord Denman Shelly Fraser Moxon Otley Percy Byashe Thomas Frost Monmouth W. Follett Talfourd Hayward Haymarket Hetherington Strand Court of Queen's Bench Haslam Politcal Party Chartists Queen Mab Earl Waldegrave Earl of Waldegrave Hammersmith F. Pollock Thesiger Chambers Frederick Pollock Yester Prince Albert Princess Royal Moon Green-street Guards Household Brigade Royal Prince George of Cambridge Hussars Hanover St. James's Prince George Duchess of Kent Clarencehouse St. James’s Buckingham Palace Hampton Manuel George Seymour John Pechell Pechel Royal Stud Windsor Park Whitehall Reform Club Commissioners of Woods and Forests Viscount Melbourne Gerrard Panton-street Gerrard’s Victoria Belgrave Square Hyde-park Knightsbridge Cubitt Victoria Lodge Connaught-place Bayswater-road Kensington Kew Frogmore Augusta House of Lords House of Lorda Statistical Society Royal Academy Horticultural Society Institute of Civil Engineers Society of Arts Microscopical Society Royal Society Society of Antiquaries Numismatic Society Geological Society Royal Institution Croypon London Croydon Dartmouth Arms Sydeham

Medicines scandal and illicit letter detentions in London notices

Reports from Bow Street and Marylebone detail a druggist supplying adulterated medicines to the Nunez voyage crew, prompting magistrates to publish findings. Separately, John Herrington faces trial for illegally retaining letters. coercive measures and post office oversight are examined as part of broader public-service integrity concerns.

Suips Boston Nee City Chembon Nunez Africa Foster Battley Ferestreet Pirie Bow. Street John Herrington General Post Office Peacock Mr. Flower Matthew Beak Post-Office Red Lion-street Holborn Thomas Boyden Berkeley-square Grosvenor-street Grosvenor-mews Thomas Adams Upper Harvey Witness John Hawkes Grosvenor Street Harriet Blaize George Cooper Thos. Tubbs Palace-road New-road Penton-square Hardwicke Tottenham Court Road Central Criminal Court Queen Square William James Walham-green James Norris Constanle Burrell Lambeth Street Joseph Norris G. C. Norton Jane Green Poplar Loft Bethnal-green Islington Mary Carter Bethnal-green Church Ann Willered Roberts St. Mary’s Margaret Loft Norton Union Hall Bower Thomas Bradford Stangate Thomas Walsh

The Royal Christenings State Ceremony at Buckingham Palace

The Princess Royal Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa was christened in a grand Buckingham Palace ceremony in the throne room with an altar, royal sponsors, and archbishop officiating. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert presided as guests, with a banquet in the picture gallery and a formal royal procession.

Buckingham Palace Chapel Royal Prince Albert Canterbury York London Norwich Carlisle Duchess of Gloucester Duchess of Kent Duke of Sussex Saxe Coburg Gotha Duke of Wellington Duke of Cambridge Prince George of Cambridge Prince Edward Saxe Weimar Order of the Garter Hon. Artillery Company Prince George Great Britain Hetter the Coldstreams Comes Albert Royal Arms of England Jordan Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa Duke of Sussex Duchess of Ixent Duchess of Sutherland Princess Royal Prince George of Cambridge Prince Edward of Countess of Mount Edgecumbe Countess of Sheffield Fanny Howard Caroline Legge Amelia Murray Harriet Lister Lady Gardiner Harriet Mitchel Baroness Lehzen Prince Esterhazy Marquis of Lansdowne Earl of Clarendon Lord Willoughby D’eresby Earl Marshal Duke of Norfolk M. van de Weyer Baron Gersdort Baron Stockmar Earl of Erroll Earl of Uxbridge The Home Department Marquis of Normanby Admiralty Minto Treasury Viscount Melbourne Viscount Palmerston Colonies Lord John Russell Woods and Forests Viscount Duncannon Ireland Viscount Morpeth Lord Hill Dr. Hodgson M‘douall Board of Control John Hobhouse F. T. Baring Board of Trade H. Labouchere T. B. Macaulay Earl of Ichester Lord Foley Lord Kinnaird Lord Robert Grosvenor Earl of Surrey George Stevens Byng Earl of Belfast Privy Purse Henry Wheatley George Edward Anson Earl Howe Earl of Denbigh William Ashley General Goblet M. van Pret Couper Wildman Baron Knesebeck Royal Wylde Seymour C. A. Murray Walton Willoughby D'Eresby Corps of Gentlemen At Arms Buckingham-palace George IV William V St. James's Flaxman

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