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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 02, 1837

Page

6

Paris and European affairs arc through the week of June

French and allied dispatches report on Paris debates over Africa war costs and Abdel Kader treaty ratification prospects. Spain, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, and Russia are noted for royal, military, and educational changes, with Turkey and the United States also covered in political and financial turmoil.

Sranox Paris Doctrinaire Journal de Paris Laureion Journal de Parisi Almes Thursdaand Fricay Theondyret War Department Africa General Bugeaud Abdel Kader Chauker Algiers Duke de Mortemart Constantina Abdel Kaevr Chamber of Deputies France Marseills Rouen Bon Sens London Comit Sebastiani Grat Britain

Politician and local figures in Bradford election clash

The Bradford scene features Mr. Hardy defending his House of Commons stance on church rates and anti-church-rate petitions. W. Bunteild and others defend reform aims, while local hop growers report good health and seasonal progress across Cranbrook and Retford districts. A Jersey case involves adultery verdicts, and public distress over the Northallerton Poor Law impacts a widow and children.

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Misprint and satirical notices in a curious 19th century column

A long miscellany of misprints and anecdotes covers literary quips, comic misunderstandings, and social satire. It quotes sailors, Londoners, and Irish political rivalry with wry commentary and short vignettes.

Royal Ball at Opera House Brings Paris Classes Together

Five thousand guests attended the National Guards’ Bail ball at the Opera House with royal attendance by the King, Queen, and Orleans line. The event showcased lavish decorations, three orchestras, extensive flowers, and costly refreshments, raising 56 000 francs with 7 000 francs to indemnify the director for a missed performance.

Parisian Orleans Meckenburg Marie Adelside Tuileries M. Ciceri Paris M. Telbecque M. Auber M. Habeneck Tolbecque Jano Jullien Duchess of Orleans Jacqueminot Mary Hallez Duke of Orleans Mademoiselle Lobau Duke de Nemours Madame Jacqueminet Duke Aumale Countess Dodun Nabeneck Dupres Court of Cassation National Guard Poland Polytechnic School Ainteta Rubens the Magnificent

Queens of England and European rulers of the era

The article lists Queens of England by right from the Conquest and notes Victoria as queen. It also names European monarchs with birth dates and remarks on the three young female sovereigns. A farmer tale about tolls concludes the item with a humorous aside.

England Mary Elizabeth Asre Victoria Courtiny Louisa Adelaide Lovere Sens Evurorr Great Britain Alexandrina Victoria Holland William Frederick Orn Brizium Leopold the Austria Ferdinand the Prussia Frederick William the Third Prance Louis Philippe Spain Isabella the Second Portugal Maia the Denmark Frederick the Sixth Sweden Charles Bernadotte Russia Nicholas the Turkey Mahmoud Greece Iho Europe Fie Toll-Zather

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