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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 07, 1844

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The Reign of Terror in Ireland and France

A critical examination of how English writers attacked France's Reign of Terror while ignoring Irish and England's own brutal uses of martial law. It traces the Northern papers, Belfast arrests, the United Irishmen, and the 1797 1798 campaigns, noting torture, disarmament, and sectarian persecution that fueled rebellion.

England France Burke Croker Ireland Danton Robespierre Judkin Fitzgerald Lord Lake la Vendée Wexford Wicklow Quarterly Review Beresford Spain Cabrera Marat Belfast Newell Lord Camden Duke of Portland Moylan Cork Limerick Ulster Lord Carhampton Lake John Claudius Beresford Bien Entendu Leinster Munster Pelham United Irish Association General Lake Mr. Pelham Plowden Sparrow Tom the Devil North Cork Heppenstal Newry Sir Watkin William Wynne Meath Westmeath King’s Dublin Kildare Lewins Paris Lord Duncan Camperdown Daendels Bantry Bay Union Lord Grenville Lord Moira Privy Council Moira House of Lords Mr. Grattan Ponsonbys Grattan The Arthur O'Connor T. A. Emmet M‘nevin Edward Fitzgerald Ralph Abercrombie Lord Clare United Irish Executive Oliver Bond

Doctor of Warspite Buried After Fatal Hospital Injury

Liszox reports the doctor aboard Her Majesty's Warspite, stationed in the port, died after a surgical finger cut in the Saint Joseph hospital festered into gangrene. He was buried at Prazeres cemetery on Saturday, following a rapid decline from the infection.

Liszox Warspite Prazeres Hospital of Saint Joseph

Paris and Madridpolitical turmoil and royal finances update

Latest intelligence reports from Paris and Madrid detail royal speeches and notes on constitutional debates, ministerial plans for railroad expansion, and opposition protest over dotation. It covers Guizot’s audience with the King, potential ministerial resignations, and Spain's pursuit of fiscal and municipal reforms, plus stock changes and shipping market outlook.

Paris Moniteur Reformed Church Confession of Augsburg M. Cremieux M. Damon Tribunal of First Instance of Louis Napoleon National Normandy Ata Bonaparte Duke of Bordeaux Orleans Rouen Havre Avignon Duke of Nemours M. Guizot Tuileries Palais Royal Compeigne Neilly Pau Fontainebleau Duke de Montpensier France Henry IV Prince of Joinville Duke of Aumale Louis Philippe Duke of Bourbon Spain Madrid Messre Olivan Posada Nucedal Congress M. Gonzales Bravo M. Bravo National Guard Hoe Progresista M. Madoz Cortes Progresistas Messrs Cortina Serrano Slader Castellano Narvaez Tringste Scadia Monte Negrine Vranina Lesandra Anzuld Buenos Ayres Monte Yiper John Cock Buenos Commodore Purvis Commissioners of Customs Railway Magazine Liverpool Quebec New Brunswick Shipping Gazette

Feast of Epiphany Observed at Chapel Royal and News of Notables

Epiphany rites were performed at the Chapel Royal with traditional offerings. Reports cover Russian General Paskewitch’s death in Rome, Earl Fitzhardinge's Cheltenham move, Townshend’s dinner in Tanworth, a Cork friar’s drowning, and local charitable and social items.

Chapel Royal St. James's Wm. Martins Paskewitch Prince of Warsaw Rome Earl Fitzhardinge Cheltenham Berkeley Castle Earl Chel- Aenhawn TownsHenn Tanworth Townshend R.N Tyne Mediterranean White Lion Fon Castle Hotel Peel John Cronin Friery Cork Beamish Lee Thomas N. Redington Landlord and Tenant Commission Galway Wilkiz National Gallery Wilkie Paris Joseph Credit Sir David British Architects Geographical Society Meteorological Society Civil Engineers Zoological Society Literary Fund Society of Arts Thompson Royal Society Royal Society of Literature Royal Academy Architecture Society of Antiquaries Medico-Botanical Society Astronomical Society Lhrysep Victuallers Asxylum Old Kent-Road Bridge House Hotel George Hodges Jones Shenton Osborne Clerkenwell Police Court Baylis Drayman St. Leonard’s Shoreditch Mansion House Marlborough Street Richard Doyle Frederick Besryer Pollon Paxton Grosvenor-street Foreign Office Hardwicke Wakley Highgate Malehhild Sophia Cole John Beaumont, Esq Sophia Mayer

Striking Dublin O Connell Jury Draws Controversy

The Queen's Bench panel to try Daniel O'Connell and others began with the drawing of 48 names, 37 objected to and 2 disqualified. After protests over omissions and Catholic bias, the list was cut to 24 with 12 struck by crown and 12 by traversers, revealing a panel heavily weighted toward Catholics and conservatives.

Dickenson Revision Court Whiteside Ford O'Connell Arctories Gray Traversers Freeman's Journal Barrett Pilot Dublin Times Crown Office Crown Repeal Association James Hamilton Usper Ormond Quay James J. Croker North Great George's Street Henry Flynn William Street Henry Thompson Eustace Street Anson Floyd Wellington Quay John Rigby Great Brunswick Street Robert Hanna Henry Street John Holmes William Longfield Harcourt Street William Ord Cork Street Robert Stubbs Dame Street William Scott Stafford Street Joshua M.cormack Usher Street William M. Woodroofe Abbey Street George Mitchell Lower Sackville Street James Walker Suffolk Street George Fowler Anglesea Street Mercantile Advertiser the Crown Mr. Steele Mr. Barrett Kemmis Mr. Bourne Court of Queen’s Bench Crown Side Queen Daniel O'Connell John O'Connell City of Forde Pigree Malony Walter Boumne Mr. Cantwell Timothy Greene Capel-street Michael Dunn John White Mr. Kemmis James Fallon Mr. Cant Lord Eliot Ireland John Irwin John Dennan George Whittaker Joseph Camon Cantwell Robert Chamley Laurence Gorman John T. Belleau William Fitzpatrick Nicholas Monserratt John M.glein George Wilson Beileau William Hendrick James Cuff Mr. Mahony

City of London Sessions and Bow Street notes on crimes and bail

Summary of multiple petty and serious offenses heard in London courts. Edwie Bates faced bail denial after threats to banker John Masterman. Assaults at a coffee house in Limehouse and a West London pauper case led to bail. Public-house and brothel nuisance actions at Bow Street, Marleybone child neglect case, Shoreditch attempted murder by knife, and a Southwark watch theft with suspect withholding identity.

City OF London Edwie Bates Compter John Masterman Nicholaslane Lombard Street Northern and Eastern Counties Railway Masterman Mr. Mastermen Humphery Mast’rman Geooge Serring George Perring Elizabeth Lyon Doane Lauguter Devane Rosetta Levy Deane Aid Loundsditch Lyon Moses Guildhall West London Union Alderman Gibbs Lamb Robinson Trey Mr. Lamb Longacre St. Clement Danes Marleybone Txucuan Panky Charles Norman S Division Crescent Street Euston Square Mr. Long Euston-mews Cos Long Worship Street Fearne Mary Rawley Bingham Edward Rawley Carter Newell Shoreditch St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Hall RosBery H. Thompson Peele Southwark New Dover Road

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