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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 17, 1844

Page

5

Literary Chronicle on Shakspeare novel prompts critique

The piece rebukes a new novel themed on Shakespeare and his circle at the Gun, criticizing its dialogue and modernized tone. It includes a lengthy illustrative scene where Shakspeare confronts his wife Anne and three aunts, exposing alleged mischief by kin and tensions over his absence and travels.

Shakspeare London Colburn Shaksepeare Bess Certas Prythee Toledo Yie Susanna Talbot Art Isis Master Lis Foudly Anon Anne Sroth Aunt Prateapace Anne Lath Bates Aunt Breedbate Gadabout England Aunt Galabout Judith Resson Tarly Simon King's Highway

Great Free Trade Meeting at Covent Garden Theatre

The fourth weekly National Anti-Corn Law League meeting at Coventgarden Theatre drew a larger crowd than before. Speakers praised free trade, warned against conspiracy accusations, and highlighted the league's growth and influence despite government criticism. Mr O Connell was invited to attend the next gathering.

Covent- Garden Theatre National Anti-Cornlaw League Theatre Royal Coventgarden Hume Duke of Richmond House of Commons League Mr. Christie Weymouth J. Graham James Graham Home Office Ireland de Stael Reuge Graham Peel Fox R. Peel Corn Law League House of Lords Commons

Great League Meeting at Free Trade Hall in Manchester

The Free Trade Hall crowd packed beyond capacity for a Great League meeting with speakers Cobden Colonel Thompson and Rt Hon Moore. Cobden urged open field for industry and called for a real tenant farmer in Parliament, praising popular support for free trade and criticizing monopolists. The report notes enthusiastic reception of Cobden and mentions local political updates, including the unopposed election of Mr Maher as MP for the county.

Manchester Free Trade Hall League Cobden M.P Thompson R. R. Moore George Wilson England Anti Corn Law League House of Commons Latimer Hereford Chawnor Lichfield Hope Leicestershire Edward Knatchbull Mr. Benett Wiltshire

Avon in Gulf of Mexico a perilous voyage described

The article narrates the Avon steamship’s brutal Gulf passage, two days of northerly wind, 35 days at sea, burned coal, and bulkhead breaches to reach Mexico. dispatches awaited from Bermuda, with notices of Santa Anna, naval forces, and heavy sea conditions across the Atlantic. It notes health in Bermuda and Jamaica, with financial movements in Havana and Mexico, and reports on European markets and political updates.

Southampton Gulf of Mexico Gulf Strutt Mexico Clyde Avon Santa Anna Rose Bermuda England West India Islands Charles Adam Jamaica Vera Graz Trent Forth Havanna Real del Monte Mining Company Tampico Vera Cruz Havannah Nassau Grenada France Paris Christina Perpignan Orlean Rouen Havre Avignon Cours Authentique Naples London P.a Rente de Neples Spain Madrid Narvaez New Castile Eco del Comercio Espectador Gellicia Orense Castellano Bonet Pardo Murcia Roncali Alicant the Eco del Comercio Count de Las Navas Sweden His Stuart de Decies Viscount Sidmouth Richmond Park Lord Carlisle Duke, R.N Tris W Lee Duke of Wellington Apsley-house House of Lords Sun Cardigan William Pacnr William Paget Earl of Cardigan Lord Haddington Board of Admiralty Hugh Hughes St. John’s Chapel Clerkenwell St John’s Chapel Arrer Grosvenor Street Upper Grosvenor Street Messrs Bennett

Cotton Twist Redivious No IV Free Trade Prices

Cotton Twist Redivious offers free trade and high profits with plentiful work and good wages. Bread costs remain cheap. The notice highlights economic opportunities and affordable staple goods amid ongoing market discussions. Local merchants promote steady employment and favorable conditions for workers and families.

A Tumbler’s Fate and a Warning to Sir James Graham

A pointed public letter uses a tumbling show as a parable for political risk. It attacks Home Secretary Sir James Graham over Irish affairs and conspiracy rhetoric, urging accountability, condemning League abuses, and warning of factional harm to the empire. The tone is sharp, period-voice parliamentary critique with strong named figures and political stakes.

Fry Exeter Hall John Déane Royal Exchange Marquis of Granby Lower Watergate Deptford Hatfield Taylor High-street Oxford Globe Kirk Loch Paterson Locharbriggs William Gibson Slater Wm. Harkness Dumfries East India Company East India House India Wellesley Blenheim Melville Blonde Algerine Alligator Calliope Columbine Conway Cruiser Druid Herald Jupiter Lara Samarang Starling Volage Nemesis Queen Calcutta Somerset House Duke of Beauront Thomas Enwright Duke of Beaufort Apple Tree-Yard York-street St. James's Square Enwright St. George’s Hospital Keate Klye's Drury-lane Covent Garden Duke of Cambridge London Thearne Herold’s Chef Deuvre Zampa Fornasari Persiani Signor Borelli Esmeralda Victor Hugo Notre Dame de Paris Dansante Carlotta Grisi Grisi Lablache Mario Guy Stephan Frasi Cerito Fanny Elsster Taglioni Perrot St. Leon Ricci Signora Fayanti Fanny Elssler Lefay Louis the Highteenth Mritox Sir James Graham, Bart, M.P HER Majesty the Home Department Ricnur Treasury James Duke of Wellington Madame de Stael League Seciecy Madame de Stacl Ireland Sir James O'Connell WeExiy Chronicle Alphabet Smith Dr. Gray Dublin Freeman Cumberland England Berks Bucks Peel Everrand Frederick Pollock

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Literary Chronicle Marquis of Westminster Duke of Bedford Westminster Abbey O’connell Mr. O'Connell Earl of Aberdeen Robert Lady Peel Wipperany Maher Barker Avon West India Steadier George Gibbs Thomas Tread’way William Cooper Treadway Tattersay’s J. Day Sharratt the Prior Stephenson Freedom Colonel Cradock Pagan D. Cook Bradford Parr Minor Denny Crockford Lichtwald Maidstone Bowes Watt Thornhill R. W. Bulkeley Quin Orlando Barbara Moxey Henry James Matson Donna Francesca Bella India Nossa Senhora da Juda Sprigg Luiza Marciana Otto December Minerva Borthwick Lambeth Mr. Hawes Queen’s. Beench Carrock Southee Axp-Otners Coppock Cambridge Kelly Thames Charlies Lambert William M‘gregor William NT Pelham Carina Court D. Murray Troy Town Prince's Island Africa Our Lady the Queen Ballantine T. Lawrence T. Edwards J. Davis Blythe H. Robinson J. Smyth Boodle J. Lawrence C. Edwards T. Edmonds J. Marabello W. Johnson J. Stagg P. Murphy G. Peilett J. Hughes E. M. Jones E. Thompson G. Hurcum H. Alford A. Shepherd J. Green S. Harman S.joanson R. Neal C. Evang T. Leaton 8. Brown H. Williams G. Neal T. Hook C. Francis W., Hengk E. Winter T. Broadie C. Beckley T. Parr G. Bowles S. Mullins S. Pettitt G. Jones W. Smith H. Jescott H. Melford E. Nugent C. Murray S. Broughton Alias Judd T. Brown J. Wood G. Stokes T. Goodman W. Anderson R. Emery T. Tyson J. M.carty J.sponsor G. Gardner Collicutt T. Jefcott H. Milford W. Henderson T. Griffiths J. Elmes T. Cunningham Bears Jones Alias Casey W. Glengall J. Harradine W. Scarrow W. Holmes C. Rumbell G. Fudney E. Mayes T. Turner E. Lums H. Joyes W. Way Alias Roberta H. Cunningham W. Berkley T. Henderson T. Blakeman J. Defour T. Thompson T. Parker J. Sharp J. White T. Berry H. Way J. Tush T. M T. Connor T. Read J. Steadman Bermondsey Griffitts Messrs. Beauman North Avelan Kay Foley G. Rolfe Hersnep Telford J. O Griffiths Builer
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