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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 22, 1837

Page

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Drowning Toryism catches at a straw in Glasgow rant

A sharp critique of Sir Robert Peel's Glasgow speech condemns it as poor and evasive. The piece accuses the Tory aristocracy of hypocrisy and defends democracy, reform, and broader male suffrage while urging repeal of taxes on knowledge and expansion of representation.

Friends Democracy Robert Peel Glasgow Robert London Sampson Times The Post Herald Joseph Surface M. P Garland Sir Robert William Cobbett Parsons Ireland Christ House of Lords House of Commons Tom Ife Jenny House of Peers Senate United States America Rector Redcer France de Toqueville Jefferson England Sir Robert Peel

Molesworth Urges National Education at Grand Reform Dinner

Sir William Molesworth addresses the Birmingham Reform Dinner urging a government to elevate all social classes through education. He argues the masses gain power while ignorance fades, praising industrious classes and warning Conservative fear of educating the people. He calls for a robust national education system and broad diffusion of knowledge, criticizing Chancellor of the...

Sir William Molesworth Birmingham William Molesworth

Financial distress erupts in City bank Esdaile and Co crisis

The Esdaile and Co bank on Lombard Street faced a run and sought Bank of England aid to continue. About 400,000 pounds were advanced to stabilize payments, with assets secured by other private banks. The firm plans to wind up, with accounts moved to Glynn and others. Markets show rising securities, rockier money rates, and scattered country stoppages while British and Continental bonds fluctuate amid broader banking stress. A horse race at the White Hart ends with a mare first and a six minute two second time, the winner later sold for seven pounds to a sporting host.

Bank of England Esdailes and Co Lombardstreet Esdaile and Co Esdailes Messrs. Glynn's Messrs. Badaile and Co America London India Spain Bilboa Birmingham Great Western Brighton Greenwich Southampton Colonial Bank London and Westminster Bank Canada Company Trorsixa Matcu Thomas White Hart Inn North Road John Jimson Nathaniel Bamford Bell Bar Charley White Hart Clapton Herts County Press

Cinderella and The Country Squire At Covent Garden

A theatrical review laments influenza dampening stages then praises Mrs. Almond and Giubilei in Cinderella with mixed notes on Wilson and Seguin. It shifts to Covent Garden's The Country Squire, lauding Farren's Broadlands and the suitor plots, then praises Queen's Theatre Hunchback cast led by Miss Clifford while urging better modern works.

Rophins Lacy Cinderella Almond Miss Romer Mrs. Almond Wilson Harris Covent Garden Braham Leffler Harley Macintosh Barnett Balfe Chas. Dance Farren Broadlands

Deaths and injuries after frost in London hospitals

The report lists admissions to Guy's, St Thomas's, London, and other hospitals after a frost, totaling 195 patients. Females numbered 63 with skull fractures and brain concussions common. most injuries affected limbs. Seven deaths occurred and 93 cases were due to intoxication. An unrelated Dorset note reports a rich spinster's unusual bequest to five single nieces with a marriage condition.

Guy’s Hospital St.Thomas’s London North London Michesex Charingcross Westminster St. George’s St. Bartholomew's Weymouth Dorset

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