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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 10, 1841

Page

6

The Curious Fair Astronomer and Dooly Essay

A column collects varied items from a 19th century periodical: a verse meditation on guiding stars for virtue, a lampoon about the dooly used for troop transport, and extended extracts on Eastern manners, travel notes, poetry, and a Scots biographical sketch.

Snowbound Trains Between New York and Philadelphia

An eyewitness narrative from a snow storm halts a long-distance railway run from New York to Philadelphia. Two engines push a stuck convoy through drifts, passengers endure hours of delay, and women and children are ferried to Bordentown by sleighs as rescuers battle wind and cold. Sunday brings renewed efforts with ploughs and scrapers to recover engines and cars, delivering the stranded to safety in the hotel. The piece also notes other frontier news and public demonstrations in Birmingham and Norwich, plus a torture account in Athens and a robbery in Myddelton Square.

Odessa Russia Slade New York Philadelphia Camden Bordentown Trenton Baron de Bourqueney London Lord Palmerston Broadlands Hants Birmingham Holloway Head Frost Jones Williams Norwich Messrs Dover Hewitt Pain St. Andrew’s Hall Edward Willett Sons of Liberty St. Paul's Plain Peacock-street St. Edmund's England Yarmouth Norwich Gazette Greece Athens Otho Macropolis M. Tzinos M. Mousouris Myddelton Square Edward Fatroye Watkins Futroye Mansion House Tun Lesso Patrick Wallace Michael Wallace Evid Essen Justice-Room Mansion Clarkson Stott Patrick Wakirs Pearance Cettine Patrick x Wallace Cass Admiralty P. the Majesty's Mediterranean Charles Phillips Peter Laurie Bedkin Phillips General Maritime Insurance Company Bodkin Kelly Liverpool Patrick Theobald Wallace Richard Afcore Daniel John Forrester Bodkix Leicester-square Manchester Barclay’s Moore Marylebone Darine Rossery Robert Taylor Wm. Fuller Wigcroft and Co Wharfingers Paddington Ernest-street Regent’s Park Cocker Chenies-Street Bedford-square Princess's Theatre Henry Malcombe William Jervis Oxford Street Marlborough Street Foury Montgomery Browne Dyer Coventry Street Titchhorne-street Lambeth Street John Marson Eliza Lynch Tower-hill Marquis of Normandy Bath Henry Vincent Wm. Franklin, Wheelwright Purleigh Essex Bristol Galba Sicily

Extraordinary scene at the Privy Council over Wood will case

A crowded Privy Council hearing debated the jurisdiction of the court in the Wood v Hutchings will dispute. Sir Frederick Pollock objected to Judge Lushington’s participation due to prior advocacy for appellants, prompting postponement while affidavits and fresh attendance are organized.

Privy Council OraEns Horcminas OruEne Herbert Jenner James Wood Gloucester Council Chamber Lord Brougham Justice Erskine Admiralty Court Stephen Lushington Appelants Pemberton Q.C Dr. Addams Austin Mr. Butt Cresswell Phillimore Dr. Curtis J. Peacock Wm. Follett Serjeant Bompas Burnaby Haggard Wood Matthew Wood Court of Justice Sir Frederick Lushington Frederick Pollock Anthony Hart F. Pollock Frederick Pollack Ae Brougham Pantingen Sir F. Pollock

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