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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 27, 1842

Page

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Debates On Corn Laws Split by Pro and Anti Voices

The piece reviews parliamentary debate on Mr Villiers's motion with strong praise for Macaulay's argument against fixed prices. It notes Peel's retorts, Cobden's sharp questions about labor and bread prices, and Ferrand's sweeping attacks on the Anti Corn Law League. The report highlights Tory and Liberal exchanges, including Mr Cobden and Mr Villiers's exchanges, and ends with Villiers's vigorous reply and castigation of opponents.

MR. Caulay Smyth Muntz Gibson Stewart Thorneley R. Peel Cobden Ferrand Mr. Villiers Mr. O'Connell Villiers House of Commons Macaulay Robert Peel Scotland England Mitchell Bridport Charles Buller John Russell Lord North Canning Wakley Mantz Baronet P. Stewart Mr. Stewart Escott Duke of Buckingham Winchester Times Wodehouse Benett Charles Burrell United States America Cape of Good Hope Mark Philips Hawes Baillie Johnson Lincolnshire Heneage Villiers Stuart Ireland Aghonby Horsman Carlisle HI8 Mr. Cobden Cayley Carlton Club Mr. Ferrand Sibthorp Mr. Hindley Mr. Fielden

Ministers visit Sir Robert Peel in Whitehall and notes

A delegation of cabinet ministers met Sir Robert Peel in Whitehall gardens on Thursday morning after a Wednesday interview with Sir James Graham at the Home Office. The visit included Sir John Yarde-Buller, Sir John Trollope, Lord Courtenay, Sir John Mordaunt, Mr Turner, Colonel Sibthorp, Mr Acland, Mr Christopher, Mr Dennison, Mr Swan, Mr Turner, and Mr Burder.

Robert Peel Whitehall Gardens James Graham Home Office John Yarde-Buller M.P John Trollope Lord Courtenay John Mordaunt Turner Colonel Sibthorp Acland Christopher Dennison Swan Burder Turbine Prussia Owen Westminster Count Pozzi of Borco Count Pozzi di Bergo Corps Diplomatique St. Thomas d’Aquim Cardinal Garibaldi Marquis of Brignoles-Sales M. de Kisseleff Coletti Rehan Dosti Andrew Martin Donagh Monaghan Fatmours Bantraquaxe Falmouth Penryn Helston Constantine St. Mawes St. Just West Indies Javerpont Halifax Boston Quebec London Hamburgh Rotterdam Gibraltar Alexandria Liverpool Kingstown Ireland Sacred College Rome Lady Acton Incorporated General Steam Navigation Company Lombard-Street Wolverley Attwood Pressrrerian Manzisces England Great Westteen Steamm Bristol United States New York Great Western Royal Mail Albion Fort Gwens Merry

Latest Intelligence China and India Afghanistan News 1842

Despatches reach Paris detailing Mansel letters from February 23 1842 with updates on Afghan insurrection General Sale position and relief failures Colonel M Larn and insurgent attacks. Paris papers discuss Portugal questions and Guizot ratifying treaties. Liverpool express notes banking arrangements and currency stabilization markets quiet. London items cover Peel politics religious funds and parliamentary notices.

Alexandria Suez Calcutta Bombay Mangkowfow China Affghanistan Sale M‘larn Jerusalem Palestine Treasury Paris England M Guizot

Strained diplomacy and New Zealand news from Madrid to Akaroa

Madrid dispatch notes regency calm and a plot to assassinate the regent with a suspect jailed. Stratford Canning criticized for subservience to French policy while Aberdeen’s stance shifts to France. New Zealand report praises Levaud for aid to whalers and strict discipline at Akaroa, with measures to curb abuses and maintain order.

Aston Sir Stratford Canning Constantinople Count Salvandy Athens M. Christides Stratford England Turkey Stratford Canning Lord Ponsonby Lord Aberdeen France Turke Spain Louis Philippe du Havre Ajax Letellier New Zealand Levaud Aube Akaroa

Queen's Bench. Fraud Trial of Parker and Co in London

In a certiorari case in the Queen's Bench London, Benjamin Parker and John Parker with Philip May face charges of defrauding numerous houses by false pretences through Parker and Co. The scheme involved sham identity, false capital claims, and rapid removal of goods to May who disposed them cheaply. The trial featured extensive witness testimony, with May acquitted and the jury directed to weigh the conspiracy charges against the Parkers amid cross examination and bankruptcy history.

Capitaine de Rade Port Cooper Letellier Akaroa Robert Peel Brighton Baronet Robert Bart Downing Street Prince Albert Archdeacon Wilberforce Society For the Conversion of the Jews Bishopric of Jerusalem Palace of Wales United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Prince of Wales Ernest Augustus Duke of Cumberland Teviotdale Viscount Newport Earl of Bradford R. Peel College of Jamaica Sir Charles Metcalfe Charles Bank of Ireland Mills Sach Corner Fraser Tytler Candahar Alexander Barnes Leannep Geographical Society Institute of British Architects Royal Academy—Sculpture Horticultural College of Physicians Materia Medica Royal Society Zoological Society Society of Antiquaries Royal Academy—Painting Royal Institution Haydon Botanical Society Marybesone Vestry Woop Pavite Marylebone Vestry Joseph Oxford Street Wells-street Vere-street Metropolitan Paving Company Westminster Henry Sarg Pennington W. Maurray Adame Maltby Marlborough-street Haymarket House of Correction Charles Phillips Clarkson Marlborough Street John Ayton Paris Dover Street Oxford Marlborough Street Police Court Hardwick Paris Pennington Queen's Bench Swinpling QUEEN Joan Parker Benjamin Parken Philip May London Platt Kelly John Philip Parker Benjamin Parker John Parker Sydney Texas Thames Street John Parker and Co Law Wood-street Messrs Tarn Bradbury Holmes Messrs. Tarn Hampstead Parker and Co Fennell India Thames-street Parkers Benjamin London and Westminster Bank Parker and Company Mr. Platt Joseph Parker Lower Thames Street Ahanfeldt Germany Greatorex May Jane Mr. Fenner Fenner Lord Mayor's Court Pimlico John,Parker and Co Scott Smith Payne Lord Denman Messrs. Humphreys Chambers James Ballantyne Mr. Humphreys Mansion House Burctary Rospery Forcrery Hobler Ruffy Mark Lane of Wood Johnson Fenchurch Street Hrai O Roffy Walker Saint Clarke Davis St. George’s Fields Wills Cunningham Lloyd Wood Fenchurch-street Stevens Wood Highstretch Rotherhithe Auction Mart Baker Buffy Edward Davies No. 3 Fieldlane Withees Parker Clark Bow Street Spirr Hawkins F 4 Brydges’street Tabet Tablet George Mason Henry Thompson The True Tablet Lambeth Street Shelswell Norton Shelewell St. George's-in-the-East Robert Story

Twin brothers found Guilty after lengthy jury deliberation

The jury convicted the twin defendants of conspiring to obtain goods they could not pay for after a thirteen hour trial at the Central Criminal Court. They were remanded from prison and await Easter term Westminster Hall sentencing.

Queen’s Bench Central Criminal Court Westminster Hall

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