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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 03, 1841

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Carron Twist's Sixth Letter on Free Trade and Corn Laws

A harsh critique targets Sir Robert Peel and the Corn Laws. The writer argues that restrictive trade policy drains gold from England, harms landlords who profit from protection, and widens wealth gaps. The letter asserts free interchange boosts national prosperity, condemns absentee landowners, and predicts further analysis on land value linked to manufacturing progress.

Carron Twist Rough Peer Sir Bephen Nathan David Joseph Robert Peel Belial Tropics Germany Adam Gloucestershire England

Court and Fashion at Buckingham Palace in July News

Royal observers report a busy week with Her Majesty and Prince Albert hosting foreign dignitaries at Buckingham Palace including Belgian King and Queen and a large diplomatic contingent. A concert opened the picture gallery, and fashion notes outline July styles from Valenciennes robes to lace bonnets and new pocket handkerchiefs.

Prince Albert Countess of Sandwich Vilain Xev Miss Paget Miss Anson Lord Byron General Goblet R. Otway Wemyss M. van Pret E. Bowater Dr. Carswell King Foreign Corps Diplomatique Buckingham Palace United States Grenada Viscount Melbourne Lord John Russell Edward Bowater Duchess of Gloucester Duke of Sussex Duke Duchess of Cambridge Augusta Prince George of Cambridge Madame van der Weyer Duchess of Leinster Duchess of Sutherland Earl of Erroll Earl of Uxbridge Earl Countess of Clarendon Palmeraton Duncannon George Lennox Countess’ of Brussels Ireland Viceregal Lodge Devonshire M. Fortescue Lord Monson Marquis of Westminster Morning Chronicle Baron Maltravers Earl of Surrey Henry III Howard John Fitzalan Arundel Eleanour Earl Spencer Battersea Lord Cadogan Chelsea Batiste de Laine Valenciennes Grand Mere Amazon Paris Don Francois D'Assise Don Henri Mons. Jamel Hathaway Gazette de France Kirchberg Duchess de Berri St. Henri Teeplitz Brundsee Gratz Salerno

Inquiry On Sandgate Affray Opens In Newcastle

Major general Sir C Napier presided at a court of inquiry into the Sandgate affray where soldiers of the 87th regiment clashed with police. Testimony runs Tuesday and Wednesday and will go to the commander in chief. In Jervis street Desi Portee and Joseph Thompson were charged with creating disturbance and incitement. Thompson denied the charge while police and inspectors testified to his provocation and assault on an officer. Thompson was committed to prison for a week and then fourteen days amid shouted anti popery cries and loyalty to Mr Gregg.

Sir C. Napier Newcastle Sandgate 87Th Regiment Desi Portee Joseph Thompson Jervis Street Thompson Mr. Duffy Grége Gregg Mr. Gregg Greenwich Gill Brorn Basinghall-street Shillibeer Coleman-street Payne White Swan Upper Thames Street Louis Schreder Wilton Thames Police Southwark Bridge Boyle Street Saville Row Fleet Prison Washincton Washington John Quincey Adams Buckingham America Nr. Sila Ms S Wood Eyal Mr. Ath J. Russell London City of London House of Commons United Kingdom Jones Loyd Friends of Ireland Her R. Peel Lord Ashburton James Graham M. Wood Attwood Sheriff Ibbs Masterman Baylis Commissioner Harvey D. W. Harvey

Members Returned to Serve in the New Parliament

A long list of returning MPs across towns and counties shows liberal and Tory contenders named for numerous boroughs. Highlights include Bath electing Viscount Duncan and J A Roebuck, Bridport backing Warburton and Mitchell, Westminster reporting tight races, and Bath and others reporting large liberal majorities amid a nationwide election landscape.

Abingdon T. Duffield C. Andover R. Etwall Lord W. Paget Aylesbury R. Clayton Hamilton C. Banbury H. W. Tancred Barnstaple J. Hodgson Mr. Gore Bath Lord Duncan J. A. Roebuck Beaumaris Col F. Paget Bedford Polinit Mr. Stuart C. Bewdley T. Winnington Blackburn W. Feilden C. J. Hornby C. Boston H. Warburton T. A. Mitchell Bristol P. Miles F. Berkeley R. Buckingham T. Fremantle J. Chetwode Bury St. Edmund’s Earl Jermyn Chas. Fitzroy Calne Lord Shelburne Cambridge University H. Goulburn C. E. Law Cambridge Mr. Lytton A. C. Grant C. Canterbury J. Bradshaw Mr. Smythe Cardiff Nicholl Carmarthen D. Morris T. Cheltenham C. F. Berkeley Chester Lord R. Grosvenor Jervig L. Chippenham J. Neeld Boldero I Pacatet I. B. Wall T. Harwich J. Attwood Major Beresford Hastings J.C. Planta C. R. Holland T. Hereford E. Clive TB. Hobhouse I. Hertford Lord Mahon H. D. B. Baillie Mr. Ferrard C. Lambeth B. Hawes G. Anson Lord A. Paget L. Lincoln Colonel Sibthorp W. R. Collett C. Liskeard C. Buller Liverpool Lord Sandon C. C. Cresswell C. . Bondon W. Lyall W. Pinney T. Lynn G. Bentinck S. Canning C. Maidstone Hope Mr. Dodd C. Malton J. W. Childers J. E. Denison T. Manchester M. Phillips I. M. Gibson L. Marlborough Lord Bruce C. H. B. Baring C. Mer R. Inglis C. Peterborough G. Fitzwilliam Robert Heron Petersfield W. Joliffe C. Pontefract Lord Pollington L. Preston H. Fleetwood G. Strickland Reading C. Russell C. Lord Chelsea C. Reigate Lord Hastmor C. Richmond Yorks J. C. Dundas W. Colborne L. Ripon E.sugden C. T. Pemberton C. Rochester—Douglas C. Bodkin C. Rye H. B. Curteis L. Sandwich T. Troubridge Hon B. Lindsay C. Sheffield H. G. Ward Shrewsbury Mr. Tomline Mr. D'Israeli C. Southwark Alderman Humphery B. Wood T. St. Alban’s Lord Listower G. W.repton C. Stafford Carnegie Mr. Buller T. Stamford-Marquis of L. Dyce Sombre Tamworth R. Peel A’court C. Taunton H. Labouchere B. T. Bainbridge I. Thirsk J. Bell Tiverton Lord Palmerston J. Heathcote T. Wallingford J. Blackstone C. Walsall Mr. Scott Worcester Sir Thomas Wilde Joseph Bailey Yarmouth W. Wilshire C. E. Rumbold T. York J. Lowther BH. R. Yorke

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