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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 21, 1841

Page

3

Fragmentary Acknowledgment From Local Paper

An unreadable OCR snippet from a local page shows terse marks and initials, offering little clear event or names but indicating a small, dated notice fragment likely tied to a community item or filler.

French and British Atlantic Weather and War News Summary

A dense colonial era dispatch covers European concerns over recruiting in Upper Silesia, France, and Portugal, with notes on the Peers and Deputies in Paris, the timber trade, and fortifications. It reports Jamaica drought, an 1830s murder case, New Brunswick boundary talks, and New Zealand settlement news including Banks Peninsula and Tararua exploration.

Frankfort Upper France Grollmann Chamber of Peers Louis XIV Is II Charles X Chamber “Peers la Plata Chamber of Deputies M. Jollivet Place de Greve Paris Jiments Naples Capua New Zealand New Zealand Advertiser Port Nicholson Britannia New Zealand Company Wakefield Hobson Banks’ Peninsula Britomart M. Murphy Murphy Dudley Sinclair Hannah Barker Dieffenbach Deans Tararua Range Tararua Hutt Kapita S. W Totara

Chemists and druggists oppose Hawes bill at meeting

A Crown and Anchor Strand meeting chaired by Mr J Gifford condemned Hawes proposed bill regulating medical practice. Delegates argued the measure harms chemists and the poor, urged postponement of the second reading, and formed a committee to oppose passage. A Marylebone vestry debate followed on ecclesiastical control of the parish. A British Anti-Slavery Society deputation also met Viscount Palmerston to seek government intervention for emancipated Africans aboard slave ships.

Great Reronw Birt Crown and Anchor Strand Mr. Hawes Great Britain Ireland J. Gifford Bell Keating Barclay Cooper Hawes Messrs Barry Payne Mather Walker Hervey Smith Bealton Foulger Dineford Farmer Butler Wilson Bentley Lechin Penser Daniell Young Kensett Duke of Portland Dibdin Anti-Seavery Society British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society Viscount Palmerston Foreign Office John Beaumont John Beaumont, Esq Joseph Cooper Stafford Allen Josiah Conder Henry Tuckett G. W. Alexander John Scoble J. H. Tredgell Spain Brazils House OF Dodiions Dionday ST. Albans Canterbury McKenzie Easthope Guardians of the Leicester Union Cray Guardians Whitechapel O'Brien Limerick Law Lassess Newport T. Duncombe Manchester Frost, Williams Jones Labouchere Grote France Edward Sugden England India Lord Clive Hoce Marquis of Cornwallis J. Huse Ewart Goutuury Lanoveuere East Indies West Indies Scotland Lord Keane Ewan R. Hume Mr. Ewart Court of Directors Jons Russein Hoare The East India Company East Indias Company Court of Exchequer Lord Exrot House OF Commons Octavus Monican As- Trosts Monmouthshire East Surrey Denmark Copenhagen Cresswell Rier Ublic Fielding Hogarth Cotton Newgate Brown Barrington Devizes Courvoisier Johnson Fox Mave Rich Hume Ricu Biarx PaItres Ant Hoskisson E. Tennent Suit Board of Trade Huse

Mupper at Ruruin and a murder mystery unfolds

In Carnarvonshire a gamekeeper Evan Evans vanished and a tailor Edward Chubb faces a sheep stealing charge after bloodied clothes were found. A drastic, disputed tale by the prisoner’s wife recounts murder attempts and a fatal plunge into a slate quarry pool leading to a dramatic rescue and an inquest finding wilful murder against Chubb. In Cheshire a young Ann Simpson’s disappearance prompts a wide farm search amid allegations of pregnancy and possible foul play, with no firm evidence against William Hewitt. LIVERPOOL reports a major embezzlement case as John Denton Holt surrenders after allegedly diverting nearly £1500 from Hall and Co. and related firms, with assets recovered later including coins and a watch. A Wallingford coroner probes a suspected murder by Hannah Rymes and John Grace after poison is found in the deceased’s stomach. Windsor elopement news concludes with court action against the adulterous bookseller.

Carnarvonshire Mupper Ruruin Edward Lloyd Rhaggatt Evan Evans Edward Chubb Evans Cheshire Marder High Leigh Ann Simpson Peter Hewitt William Hewitt George Hewitt Jeffs Simpson Chapel of Ease Ann George Hewitt Cesspool Henry Cornwall Leigh Harper Trafford Trafford Ourrington Hall John Denton Holt House of Hall and Co Brunswick Street Holt Commissioner Dowling Messrs. Hall and Co Dowling Crossfield and Co Buchanan and Browne Thomas Metcalf Messrs George Crossfield and Co Hall and Co John Young Benjamin Buchanan King Street Bridewell Huddersfield Mitcham-common London Lloyd Louis D'Or Louis Dor Louis D’or Liverpool Kennington Oval Bank of England Mitcham Wallingford Witrut MurpEx Francis Crowdy East Hagbourne Cornelius Rymes Grace Breech Reading Berks Windsor Fes Compton-street Soho Court of Queen’s Bench

O Con nell on the Galaio Hibernia Alliance

Ireland. Mr O Connell criticizes the French electoral system and Lord Stanley's registration bill, arguing Irish sentiment favors France over English policy in a letter to the Morning Chronicle. He warns English aristocracy to beware amid fears of shifting British policy and French alignment.

O'Connell Galaio-Hibernia Alliance France Lord Stanley O’connell Morning Chronicle Mr. O'Connell Ireland Stanley England Anti-Temperance Society Belfast Orangemen Loughall Father Mathew Relerance Society Persans Croane Temperance Society Dusuin Dr. Young Sullivan America Kerry Cork

Deputation on Emancipation and Middlesex Lunatics

The piece notes British efforts to secure humane treaties with Spain and Brazil over emancipation of slaves, led by Lord Palmerston. It also reports an adjourned Middlesex magistrates meeting about Hanwell asylum management, and a large fire at Mr Hyde’s Bermondsey premises damaging a hat factory and affecting nearby properties, with insurance details. A city church service praised the City of London School of Instruction and Industry, raising £35 10s from a donation collection.

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Apprehension of a Supposed Mumperer and Chartist Disaster

In Scotland a man linked to the Tulloch murder is captured after a twelve mile chase at Knockando Findhorn. Cameron is committed for trial in Elgin. A Chartist meeting in Castle Dovels ends in disaster as the floor collapses under about 70 people, leaving thirty injured and several with broken legs.

Alexander Tulloch Ballintomb Morcyshire Peter Cameron Knockando Cameron New Inn Findhorn Forres Elgin Taverness Courier Castle Dovels P. M. M‘douall Galloway Robert M‘murray M‘george and Yule Davidson Dumfries

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