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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 29, 1843

Page

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Our Commercial Policy at Home and Abroad Debate

The Conservative Quarterly leads with an article on Free Trade and commercial policy. It argues Gladstone writes as an advocate, praises some points, and critiques protection, home and foreign trade, with emphasis on the need for mutual benefit through open exchange and the dangers of tariffs and prohibitions.

IGN and Colonial Quarterly the Foreign Yasvany MR. Glad Ssons Gladstone Board of Trade Robert Goulburn Gladtone Mr. Gladstone England Latour Stockport Commission Starra Lek Ao Fusion Trust E68 Post Herald Mr.Gladstone Germany Liszt France Journal Des Débats Dundes America United States New York Boston Congress Mr. Webster Iself Robert Peel

Royal and noble marriages and aristocratic notices

Reports on upcoming royal additions to Norfolk game preserves and hare releases for breeding. Marriage plans for Princess Augusta of Cambridge and the Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburgh-Strelitz, with a planned continental ceremony potentially relocated to London. Also notes expected Hanoverian nuptials, forthcoming House of Lords seat for Earl Auckland, and the Wellesley will with legacies and residuary provisions. A separate item covers the demise of Prince Francis Salm-Salm and a Wellington police incident involving Mr Drummond's wound.

Prince Albert Norfolk Farm Holkham Earl of Leicester Norfolk Royrat Princess Augusta of Cambridge Mecklenburgh-Strelitz Germany Duke Cambridge Hanover Mary of Saxe Altenbourg St. James’s Palace Kielmansegge Earl of Auckland India House of Lords Wellesley Marquis Wellesley Archbishop of Canterbury John Thornton Down Alfred Montgomery Grenville Homer Ontgomery Earl Grey George Lord Brougham Frascus Sslm-Salm Francis Salm-Salm Grenadiers Sardinia Bonn Atrempr Drummond Duke of Wellington St. James’s Park Gardner’s Lane Hughes Standard

Paris Peers back ministers as French address vote looms

The Paris Chamber of Peers approved the ministerial address by 117 to 33, boosting Guizot’s cabinet and diminishing opposition hopes. In the Chamber of Deputies the address was read and hailed as innocuous, with a anticipated decisive result for the government amid debates on the right of search and foreign policy.

France Paris Chamber of Peers Chamber of Deputies M. Guizot Lord Aberdeen MM. Mole Thiers Duke de Broglie M.guizot Spain Madrid Moderados van Halen Prim Barcelona Duke of Palmella Howard de Walden Portugal Newfoundland Eer Demerara Light Bahia Rio de Janeiro St. Helens Longrune Savings’ Bank Cape of Good Hope Port Natal Ukase Prussia Poland Warsaw England Guizot Drummond Houseof Lords Earl of Eglinton Winton Lord Eglinton Ayrshire House of Peers Glasgow Courier Duke of Sussex Sussex Kensington Kensington Palace Prince Albert Royal Corps Diplomatique Royal Highness Metropolis King’s Arms Tavern M‘lean Haymarket Duchess of Inverness Fox Maule University of Glasgow Z Richard Copper M.P Cohe Bristol Geonor Cocksunx George Cockburn Aulexander Isnot M.D Tazaraus J. ‘Ackson Thomas Trowbridge Sir Thomas United Service Gazette Great League Manchester Liverpool Doncaster Martland

Final Examination of the Assassin M'Naughten at Bow Street

The final examination of the assassin M'Naughten was held at Bow Street on Saturday amid a crowded court and witnesses. Evidence included postmortem findings on Mr. E Drummond, coroner testimony, and statements from officers. The prisoner was committed for trial at the next Central Criminal Court session.

M‘naughten E. Drummond Bow-street Twyford Tothill Street Prison Hall Mr. Maule Silver Drummond Benjamin Weston Charing-cross Messrs Chambers Guthrie Hume E. Drummond, Esq C. Guthrie Central Criminal Court Edward How Board of Trade Whitehall Duke of Buaccleuch Gardiner's Lane Wm. Parrot Lower Groa _venor-street George Shaw Poplarrow Newington Tierney Glasgow Liverpool London Witness Elis Richards Gorballia Police Paisley Earl of Perth Robert Maule Mr. Hall

Destructive Fire at Earls Hillsborough Mansion Grosvenor St

A fierce early morning blaze devastated the Earl of Hillsborough mansion on Upper Grosvenor Street. Fire engines from multiple stations struggled for water as walls collapsed burying two firemen. insurance covered part of the loss, while adjoining properties suffered heavy damage.

Earl OF Hillsborough Grosvenor Street Grosvenor Square Reeve Countess of Carysfort N. Lyon George Larpent London Bristol C 88 Larpent Braidwood London Road Watling-street West of England Earl of Hillsorough M‘lean Jodding London Fire Brigade West of England and London Brigade St. George's Hospital Goddard Westminster Insurance Office Earl Whillsborough C Division Gannon Garden-street London-road No. 31 Howlett Whitecross-street Farringdon-street Jeffery Wellclose Squares Watling Street Plummer Phenix Great League Huddersfield Great League Fund Tower Hamlets Spital-square Messrs Offer Garford Humphreys Poplar Aldgate Tower Without Cova Comsox Council Anderton George the First Hall City Lands’ Committee Guildhall J. W. Lawrence Lott Royal Hospitals’ Committee Christ’s Hospital Finnis St. Thomas, Stepney Stevens King’s College Hospital Sir John Key Lime-street Leadenhall Street Fenchurch-street Wat

Middlesex Sessions and Insolvent Debtor Court Notes

Reports from Middlesex Sessions show fines for weights and measures offences including a coal dealer fined forty shillings and jailed for fourteen days after selling coal with a false weighing system. Other cases involve a butcher fined twenty shillings, a publican fined two pounds for illegal measures, and remarks about protecting the poor from fraud. Insolvent Debtors Court details cover a young lieutenant’s bills and a complex “bill system” investigation into debts and agents, with emphasis on public accountability and dividends.

Middlesex Wilson Warner, Chapman Knight Childe George Newman Ball’s Pond Navy Bond Rosamond Street Clerkenwell Turner Thomas Stone George Liverpool Road Chapman Commissioner Law John Cunningham Thomas Holbrook Coyle 11Th Hussars Prince Albert's Pitt Earl of Cardigan Dowse Nichols Pook Coyle Brown Newmarket Mansion House Messrs Williams Deacon Bayxine Charles Shipley Sydney Bell Devis Birchin Lane John Forrester Mr. Bush Committee of Bankers For Devis Shipley Hobler Bush Central Criminal Court Marylebone Long Matthew Loff Throgmorton-street City John Thompson Ingram Lyall George West Upper George-street Bryanstone-square Harrow-road House of Correction Queen Square Inspector Taylor Burrell Pimlico Station Davis Boyd’s Gardens Pimlico Catherine Fitzgerald Saint George's Hanover Square Bramah St. George's Lambeth Street Czay Charles Massow Newgate Ratcliffe Mamborg W. Scott St. James’s Place London

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