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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 22, 1837

Page

5

Prevent Disease and Seek Health Safeguards Demand

An early newspaper item decries influenza fatalities and urges Parliament to probe medical maltreatment in Spain amid the epidemic. It advocates preventing disease through stronger health measures and mentions Sir B. Brodie's observations on a nerve and rheumatic hand condition, calling for an unbiased inquiry into deaths among British soldiers.

B. Brodie Luke London Spain Madrid

Peel Speech at Glasgow Dinner Enhances Reform Debate

Sir Robert Peel spoke to a Glasgow audience with thunderous acclaim, defending the established church and constitutional order. He urged unity on reform principles, warned against threats to the House of Lords, and urged use of civil privileges to defend British institutions while praising Scotland’s religious education and national bonds.

Robert Peel Baronet Glasgow Scotland United Kingdom Inverness Ben Nevis Ben Lomond Jona Staffa Atlantic Spey Badenoch Lochaber Cairngoram National Church of Scotland House of Ommons Bannockburn House of Commons Lord Crey Trish House of Lords Civers Cnat Serasad Ih Orton Dodeway House of Peers Ministry Commons Tan West Indies East Indies Great Britain England Loud Jong Ireland House of Ords United States John Russell Lou Ile

Preservation of Britain’s hereditary Lords and cautious reform

A seasoned speaker argues against abolishing the hereditary House of Lords. He defends monarchy and constitutional stability, rejects French revolutionary examples, and warns that dismantling old establishments risks tyranny by a democratic majority. He cites reforms in Britain and cautions readers with Tocqueville and US Framers.

Coroiers inquests Death from driver’s incautious pace

An inquest at St James's Workhouse Oxford Street into William Wren 14 killed by Dr Phillips's carriage in Regent's Circus. Eyewitnesses said the coachman did not stop despite cries for stopping. Verdict Accidental death from incautious driving with a £50 deodand on chariot and horses. A second inquiry reported James Strickland 16 shot by Edward Groves during a meadow incident.

Damvne St. Jaemes Poland-street Oxford Street Higgs William Wren Phillips Regent’s Circus Laundy Carey Street Michael Calling Bainbridge-street St. Giles’s Piccadilly Haymarket Waterloo Place Walker John Hughes White Bear Reeves Goswell-street Elizabeth Hichens No. 17 Cornwall-road Lambeth William Woodhouse Wilson Phillips Cavendish Square George Bennett James Bampton C. No Jermyn-street Bird Hatton-garden Regent-street French Geo. Bennett Green Dragon Inn East Bedfont Middlesex Stirling James Strickland Edward Groves W. Smith Mr. Cooper Groves Frogley Hounslow Hea'e Staines

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