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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 03, 1841

Page

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Strength and Weakness in the Liberal Movement

Analyzes progress rate of liberal principles across generations, arguing the movement’s strength lies in inherent national intelligence and productive force, while weakness stems from diverse interests and quack influences. Cautions against extension of suffrage missteps and factional fragmentation within the party.

Edwin Chadwick

La Naporrone praised as a powerful new military march

Paris critics hail La Naporrone as a superb military march capable of replacing the Parisienne in chorus. A Vicomte de Launay in the Presse praises Marseillaise and suggests new noble warlike words by a celebrated poet to confront its legacy, praising the air while noting its associations need purification.

Vicomte de Launay Presse

Latest Intelligence Express From Liverpool and Falmouth

A long dispatch reports from Liverpool about the Independence packet arrival, delays in Congress due to lack of quorum, and mixed New York money market news. It notes the President’s message delayed, forecasts a tariff debate, and cites canal tolls, exports, and finance data. Also includes reports from Falmouth on Brazilian finances, Jamaica province matters, and European affairs including Paris fortifications and Cantrebery election chatter.

Liverpool United Starrs America Washington New York Messa England Sheffield New-York Peete D.C Congress Capitol Marcy Cape Henlopen Gen. Jackson van Buren Philadelphia East Hartford Bank New York State Baltimore Becknell United States Bank United States Post Pennsylvania Falmouth Brazils Rio de Janeiro Rio London Brazil Don Pedro II House of Deputies Rio Grande Tyrian Croker West Indies Cape Henri Jamaica St. Domingo Kingston Carlisle Bay House of Assembly Montego Planters’ Bank Tynan Ontario Paris Messager Duke of Welington France Marshal Soult M. Humann Treasury Ror Ott The Presse Baron Billing Naples Canterbury Albert Conyngham Kentish Gazette Henry Plumptre Gipps Henniker Wilson Gipps Lord Kert Walsall J. Gladstone Anti-Cornlaw League Lyttelton Prentice Manchester Acland John Bowring Council of the League John Benjamin Smith County of Lancaster National Anti-Corn Law League Manchester Chamber of Commerce Smith Mr. Gladstone Standard R. Bowring Joseph Parkes Great George Street Westminster Marquis of Normanby Bath Henry Vincent Wilts Col Molyneux Colonel Molyneux Norwich Home Office Whitehall Marquis of Normandy Metropolitan Police Secretary of State Metropolitan Police Act Ss. M. Parks John RB. Staff James. Woon Privy Council Baron Parke Ampthill Guildhall Board of Guardians City of London Chaanes Pearson

Pat Wallace and Wallace on Dryad case at Mansion House

Long adjournment in the Dryad insurance fraud case as Patrick Wallace and Michael Wallace face postponements. Witnesses sought from the ship’s sinking, Admiralty orders to return a key witness, and remands for Wallace brothers while others face forgery and theft charges in separate court bouts.

Mansion House Patrick Wallace Michael Wallace Clarkson Stott Patrick Michae Wallace Admiralty Mediterranean Charles Phillips Peter Laurie Bodkin Philips General Maritime Insurance Company Board of Admiralty Dryad England Kelly Liverpool Phillips Theobald Wallace Richard Moore Daniel John Forrester Leicester Square Manchester Barclay’s Thaterson Moore Mary Lebone Danina Rogseny Robert Taylor Wm. Fuller Carmen Messrs Wigcroft and Co Paddington Ernest-street Regent's Park Cocker Chenies-street Bedford-square Arurbance Atlas Princess's Henry A Malcombe William Jervis Princess's Theatre Oxford Street Ant Alborough Aris Montgomery Browne Dyer Coventry Street Titchhorne Street Lambeth Street John Marson Eliza Lynch London Tower-hill P Sett

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