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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 14, 1844

Page

5

MISCELLANY A London snapshot of Parliament and public life

A survey of events from Whitehall to Trafalgar Square includes Peel’s circular calling Conservative MPs to Parliament on February 1, 1844, Hilary term openers, criminal injunctions against pirated works, new Queen's Counsel Romilly, and varied items from Loxley Peace Society to a Notting Hill church stone-laying and Nelson statue repairs. Also notes on elections, public meetings, trials, and curiosities across 19th century Britain.

Tor House of Commons Whitehall Robert Peel Law and Equity Westminster Equity Law Westminster Hall Bruce Dickens Berger Strange Clarke Cleave Charles Dickena Parley Law Courts Queen's Bexcu Deaman Patteson Justice Wightman Queen’s Counsel Romilly Court of Queen's Bench Loxpos Peace Society Camberwell John Elliot Denmark Hill Mr. Rigaud G. Rogers H. Richard J. Burnet J. Jefferson J. Neller Cuuren St. John’s Nottinghill Nelson Trafalgar Square Chantry George the Fourth Regeister Leviathan West Riding of Yorkshire Doncaster Taanes Tunnel Thames Knights of Burgundy O’elvo E. Filmer Faversham Kentish Gazette Patrie France Algeria Algiers St. John's Athlone Sentinel the Herald London Cambridgeshire Sussex Advertiser Westmeath Dvery Lane Ray Tacaraica Diamento Tzimes Eatine Ealing Jenkinson London Stag Robinson Newton Moor Woolwich Thad Thomas-street Weillington-street Lower Market-street Earl of Chatham Lock’s Bottom Tonbridge-wells Cronin Tere Ti. C College of Physicians Uinje

Merry Wives of Windsor shines at Haymarket theatre

The Haymarket revival of Shakspere's Merry Wives of Windsor pleases a good crowd with spirited acting by Madame Vestris Mrs Nisbett and supporting players. Musical interludes delight as the cast includes vivid comic moments and strong ensemble work.

Mrs. Nisbett Messrs. Howe and Stuart Webster J. Bland Sir Hugh Dr. Caius Miss Mattley Strand Theatre Clement White Dilettanti White Hammond Brocken Mr. White Drury Lave Pepin Lyceum Theatre R. Peake Jullien

Sporting Intelligence at Tattersalls Monday and Thursday sales

A large crowd and lively betting marked Tattersalls on Monday with heavy wagers on Scott's lot Loadstone and others. Prices fluctuated for numerous horses, with extensive stakes on Oaks entries and Derby favourites. A brisk Thursday market echoed Monday, with Denny and others listed at varied odds as heavy backing continued. Also noted were royal stag hunts at Maidenhead and Windsor and a 100 yard race where John Smith defeated Willox by three yards amid strong betting.

Tattersall's Scott Loadstone Cockamaroo Orlando Tonian Leander Running Rein Campanero Valeri Bebington Mount Charles Mamsel Otz Dersy John Day Crockford Quin Thornhill Ougley Lord Exeter Lord Westminster Booth Mansel Otz Williams Bowes Albemarle Stradbroke Messrs. Tatterson's Mn. Weatherley Sir Hercules Chesnut Taglioni Livermand Liverpool Jeffy Lord Lyndoch Lord Macdonald Fairstar Judy M‘cann Black Prince Will Hector Curiosity Thompson Prisgoner Herbert Denny Peel Maidstone Goodman Lichtwald J. Osborne Maidenhead Vyse Udney Life and Foot Guards Marlow Bottom Henley Thames Henley Bridge Oxfordshire Oxford Road Turville Heath Fennell Davis Dyson Windsor Lake Stoke Mason Cippenham Ward Winkfield Worley Iver S. Gouldney Langley Oliver Life Guards Ritching’s Lodge Royal Buck Hounds Salt Kill Maher John Smith Regentsatreet Willox Newcastle-upon-Tyne Bull Inn Whetstone Barnet Smith

Court and Fashion at Windsor and Royal Gifts

The Queen and Prince Albert left Windsor for Claremont after an early walk. A royal party, including the Prince of Wales and Princess Royal, traveled in the first carriage with a cavalry escort. The Queen sent £20 to the Ojibbeway Indians and ordered manufacture of the Queen’s Scotch Plaid for their return. A cabinet council met at the Foreign Office with key ministers. notices touch on diplomatic and social events, dueling matters, and royal anecdotes.

Windsor Prince Albert Earl of Liverpool Henry Wheatley Claremont Princess Royal Prince of Wales Arbuthnot Sir E. Bowater Castle Lowther C. A. Murray G. E Waterloo England Foreign Office R. Péel Duke of Wellington Earl of Aberdeen Lord Stanley James Graham Exchequer Earl of Haddington Earl of Rip Avstey House Lord Brougham Hotel Meurice France Galignani General Espartero Brussels Tur Galmey Dublin Lady Galmey Lord Galmey Duke de Nemours Paris M. Bergeron BT. de Girardin Strand Cecil Johnson Aggs Lenton Hampshire H.R.H Albert Brateie Berlin Madgebury Gazette Prussia Stolzenfels Bouhl Bavaria Cologne Count of Nassau Delft Rotterdam Reformed Church Dermont William Frederick Nassau Galigani Marquis Wellesley John Thornton Down Alfred Montgomery Mary Ann Marchioness Wellesley Mr. Montgomery Ireland Melbourne O'Connell Earl Grey George George the

Murder at Deptford Woman Kills Two Children Then Tries Suicide

A Deptford tragedy unfolds as a mother mortally harms her two young children, then wounds herself. The father, John Farnley Dickinson, discovers them at No 5 Giffen Street after returning from London. Police, surgeons, and church officials respond. a razor and pawnbroker receipts are found. The mother survives and confesses, while Dickinson is placed in a workhouse for safety.

Giffen-street Deptford London Ewins Lovell Roscoe Arthur John Farnley Dickinson Peterborough Arms Parson’s-green Fulham C.J. Carttar West Kent Giffin-street High-street Queen Charlotte Churchstreet George Dickenson Cannon-street City Sarah White No. 5 Giffen Street Georgy Elizabeth Spencer Arthur and Drury Meade John Hills Dickenson George Warman Warman Sarah Dickenson Messie Ffinch and Sketchley St. Paul and St. Nicholas Ffinch

Bridge repairs prompt demolition rethink at Wes t Minster

Reports say architect Barry criticized Walker and Burges foundation work causing the bridge to be suspended. Meanwhile Marylebone workhouse boys visited the National Gallery, a crowd gathered for an inquest into a Deptford double murder, and a verdict of wilful murder was returned against Sarah Dickenson after a distress fueled crime scene and inquiries.

Natroval Ganteny Marylebone National Gallery France John Russell England Post Marquess of Hertford Hamilton St. Martin and St. George Lonpox Alderman Farebrother Lancaster-place Waterloo-bridge

Death sentence remitted for most Derby murderers

Her Majesty has remitted the death sentence for all prisoners convicted of the Earl of Derby s gamekeeper murder except John Roberts who fired the fatal shot. Roberts faces execution while the others are expected to be transported for life. Also noted is the end of Maidstone s four horse coach era as the Favourite service ceased, affecting residents along the old London road.

J. H. Whitshed Bart G.C.B C. E. Nugent Greenwich Hospital H. J. Domville Alexander Nisbet James M.ternan The Excellent Admiralty John C. White Andromache Linois Foudryant Centaur Tarragona J. C. White Woolwich Great Britain C. Rowley G.C.H Portsmouth D. Milne Devonport John Chambers White K.C.B Sheerness William F. Martin Byam Martin J. White Camperdown Edward Brace United Service Gazette Lady Buxpert Lady Burdett Francis Burdett St. James's Place Lady Cowley Paris Bengal Redruth Lincoln’s Inn Lonsdale Lichfield Inn Lord Bexley Brougham Campbell Wigram Archdeacon Manning Vaughan Garbett T. L. Claughton F. Hewson J. S. Anderson Thomas Robinson Hussey Samuel Best D. Erskine Mr. E. Cox Charles E. Wylde James S. Beene J. R. Page William Harness Thomas Randall C. Merivale Shutt Pannall St. James's Westminster Seamen’s Hospital Society King William Street City Young Bushe Palace Court Tuomas Tabernaclewalk Finsbury Mary Ann Edwards Carlton-street Plaintiff Mr Locke Miss Percy Thames David Murray Coquette London Ballantine James Graham Africa Duncan England Liverpool Old Bailey Derrronp Rsl High-street Deptford J. Swanhill Swanhill Wakley M.P Dudley Arms Paddington Stanhope-place Bayswater-road H. Ancell Norfolk Crescent Mills Eart Dergy Earl of Derby John Roberts Roberts Maidstone Coatsworth Old London Road Alaidstone Journal

Great Free Trade Banquet in Glasgow Delivers Big Demonstration

A Glasgow City hall banquet in support of free trade drew about 2,000 attendees and featured speakers including Fox Maule, James Oswald, Richard Cobden, and John Bright. The report details the influential sentiments across classes, with remarks on agricultural leaders and other regional meetings promoting free trade across Ashton and Northamptonshire, highlighting substantial subscriptions and political ramifications.

Glasgow Scotland Fox Maule M.P James Oswald Richard Cobden Archd Hastie John Bright Marquis of Westminster Todmorden John Roughtops Alexander Graham Bright Col T "Y Oswald Wills Lord Spencer Northamptonshire Earl Lord Aithorp Northampton Farmers’ and Graziers’ Association Royal Agricultural Society of England Association Hop Pole Inn Northampton Earl Spencer Whitworth Althorp Xe, Srescer H.B. Whitworth League Marquis of Westmmaster John Smith Thomas Brown Lord Westminster Marquis of Westminster Spencer Duck Fitzwilliam Radnor Ashton The Friends of Free Trade Ashton-under-Line C. P. Villiers R. Cobden M.V P. Thompson Hindley Anti Corn Law League Whig Party Villiers England Cobden R. R. Rk. Moore Robert Ashton Dukinfield Hall Thomas Ashton Flowery Field Robert Lees and Sons Dukinfield J. B. Rayner J. Whitaker D. I. Niblett Fiy

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