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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 02, 1842

Page

7

Distress of the country meeting ministers at Devonshire Square

Four dissenting ministers gathered at Devonshire Square chapel to discuss the dire distress in manufacturing districts, the looming winter crisis, and a plan to press Parliament and the Prime Minister for relief measures. They urged unity beyond party lines and called for public action and prayer.

Devonshire Square Cox Hackney C. Baker Stockport England George Thompson Sion Parliaxit Gantry Asting Windsor Chapel Royal Ney Tompson Mr. Thompson Sme Dr. Smith Jeremiah Judea Leifehild Campbell Manchester Bolton Douglas Overbury Land Hinself K. Baker Sland Carlyle Hughout

Baron de Bode v Attorney General case in England

The Baron de Bode sues the Attorney General over alleged confiscation of property. A motion sought ex bene esse testimony for elderly witnesses about to depart the country. The vice-chancellor granted the order to examine witnesses early. Also, Lord Ashburton’s mission nears its end as Maine Massachusetts treaty talks progress. Webster travels to Washington for treaty details. A new accord may satisfy US aims on impressment and search rights, but Senate hurdles loom due to partisan opposition to President Tyler.

Royal Mail Medway Earl of Elgin Kingston Jamaica Hayti Charles Metcalfe England Liverpool Cape Haytien Franklin Tweed St. Domingo Turk's Island Lurk’s Island False Cape Tran Turk’s Island Medina Epward Franklin Cape Francois Thompson Cape Huyuen Antigua St. John's Zephyr J.B. Wilson Benin Africa Kroomen Barbadoes Lieut. Wilson Europe John Bennett Lloyd's Wilson Boards of Survey Powell Island James United States New York Eypress Liverpoot New York Line South America Busby Philadelphia Great Western Bristol Columbia Boston Halifax France Paris Calcutta Marseilles Overland Mail National Madagascar Gazette de France Spaix St. Sebastian Tulosa St. John Iturbe Madrid Rodil Senate Augsburgh M. Pageot Berlin St. Petersburgh Austria Prussia Spain Journal Des Debats Toulouse Duke de Calamarde Ferdinand VII Neufchatel Argovia China Lord Saltoun G.C.H C.B Cape Town Apollo Tristan d’Acunha Cape George Thomas Napier K.C.B Lady Napier Cabul Hamsuren Hamburgh Great Britain Victoria United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Windsor-castle Victoria Arc Aberdeen Chancetton Uksday Baron Ne Bone Richards Baron de Bode Feral Emper Ashbertoun Lord Ashburton Maine Massachusetts Washington Webster Congress Reident Tyler

Prince and Queen Visit Roaylly at Buccleuch's Richmond Fete

The Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch hosted a princely sale at Richmond villa for Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, and royal guests including the King and Queen of the Belgians. Streets and arches glittered with lamps and flags as crowds gathered. A grand marquee banquet and later dancing amid fireworks capped the festive royal tribute along the Thames.

Richmond George-street Hill-street 8Th Regiment Hounslow Prince Albert Prince of Wales Princess Royal Burnes Kingston Duke of Beaufort Earl of Pembroke Duchess of Northumberland Marquess of Earl of Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Princess Augusta Major Stephens Augusta Somerset Count Mensdorf King Thames Admiralty Trinity Yacht Maritime Service Messrs. Hancock and Co Benjamin Edgington Duke Street Southwark Duke Duchess of Cambridge Duchess of Gloucester Duke and Duchess of Saxe Meiningen Princess Augusta of Cambridge Prince George of Cambridge Prince of Duke of Wellington Earl of Aberdeen Coldstream Guards Royal Horse Guards Weippert Benkh Southby Duchess of Kent Castle

Windsor opens state apartments to public Saturdays

In Windsor Lord Delaware granted a memorial request from Windsor tradesmen to open the state apartments on Saturdays for visitors. When the court stays at the castle, the state apartments will close on Tuesdays as well as Fridays.

Windsor Earl of Delaware Mehemet Ali Rome Pacha Heliopolis Fitzsimon Ennis D. O'Connell M.P Harrow Scuoon Harrow School St. James’s Street T. D. Acland H. E. Austin C. Buller B. Botfield Dr. Wordsworth Oxenham J. T. Platt Queen’s Counsel C. Long Bow Street Jardine Westminster Investment Joint Stock Loan Company Adam-street Adelphi Applicant France Rue Des Champs Elysees Browne

Deaf and Dumb Asylum Jubilee Dinner At London Tavern

A jubilee event at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum in Bishopsgate Street drew about 170 gentlemen. Henry Kemble MP presided with Sir Claudius Hunter and others. Speakers praised education, noting over 17,000 relieved from ignorance since the charity’s founding. Subscriptions neared £800 as donations to the institution were acknowledged.

London Tavern Bishopsgate-street Friends of the Charity Henry Kemble M.P Claudius Hunter Alderman Gibbs Antrobus Ihe Deaf and Dumb C. F. West William Curling Watson Messrs. Young Cooke Sir George ArrHun Bermuda Her Majesty’s Dockyard Her Majesty's Mollet Mallet Langdon China Dunn Canton Honan Jos-house Royal Academy Cognoscenti Newgate Court of Aldermen Alderman Brown Alderman Hamphery Mr. H Matthew Wood Bart Alderman Humphery

Nelson Monument Stone Arrives for Trafalgar Square

A 32 ton Leith craig block, 11 ft 6 in by 7 ft 6 in, destined for Nelson’s statue in Trafalgar Square, arrives at Frot’s Wharf Milbank. It is ferried by a strong derrick and crane with 24 workers and 18 horses guiding it to the site amid cheers from Parliament Street crowds.

Nelson’ Monument Nelson Trafalgar Square London Granton Leith Duke of Buccleugh Nelson Monument Committee Allen Admiralty Frot’s Wharf Milbank St. Katherine's Wharf Parliament-street George Cockburn Mr. Allen Tur Francis Anp Coopen Conpem Nation OF Cooper Francis Cooper Clerkenwell Islington Home Office Her Majesty's Council Officers of Justice Dolly Cooper Rawstorne-street Southey Newgate Woolfe Harrow Road Mary Pearce Paddington Edwards-place Seymour-place Bryanstone Square Wakley Union Hall George Alien Susan Sankey Regentstreet Lambeth Kingston Destin Ennis Thomas D’arcy Bannatyne Browne Fitzsimon de Ruvynes M‘namara Smith Limerick Patrick Slattery Faha Kildimo Slattery Michael Slattery Patrick Michael Madigan

Duel and Crime News From The Moor and Queen's Bench

A correspondent reports a morning duel on the Moor near Barnsbury and detailing several court cases. The article lists weekly railway receipts, then covers judgments on Birmingham charter, juvenile pickpockets, a silk merchant robbery, a alleged infant case, a Greenwich chase, and an assault by an ex policeman with resulting fines.

Tev Barnbeser South Western Raiway York North Midland Birmingham Gloucester Derby Manchester Leeds Edinburgh Glasgow Queens Bench Tur Queen Boucher Rutter Guildhall Juvenine PickrockEeTs Fleet Street Ludgate- Ill St. Bride’s Passage Blackfriars-bridge Bridewell Marlborough Street Rossery Mary Robinson Rebecca Smith Mair Robinson James Easterbourne Rossiter Pall Mall Silk Mercer Smith Newgate Worship Street Elizabeth Mary Gray James Barker Nowest Blue Mr. Bingham Lambeth-Street Josep Norton Elizabeth Cohen Billingsgate Deptford Kent Rotherhithe Greenwich William Forrester Frederick Burton Grove Forrester Mullis Messrs. Cobbett Deptford Bridge Thames Finch Dudley Phillips Sutton Permanent Pier Company Beresford Sterne Donnelly Wuipan Margaret Fitzgerald Hastings No. 10 Newroad Issr Taylor
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