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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 08, 1843

Page

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Au Revoir My Lord Worsley on Enclosure and Property

The writer strikes at Lord Worsley over Enclosure Bill No 2 and the New Poor Law, arguing that protecting property, including the working man’s footpath, is essential. He questions the Bill’s logic, warns of dangerous precedents, and defends the sacredness of property against landowners’ interests.

Poor Law Commission Justice of the Peace Bristol Clifton Downs Col. Wood Henry Berkeley London Westminster Lyndhurst Berkeley House of Commons Wakley Finsbury Mr. Wakley

Enclosure Bills raise public rights concern and agrarian fear

The commentary argues that the Enclosure Bills will steer honest neighbors toward theft and provoke a broader loss of public rights. It warns that such measures could seed discontent and be remembered as provocations should hard times arrive, urging caution and moral reflection.

King of Hanover's Royal Visit to Inner Temple Hall

The King of Hanover and escort attended a grand dinner at the Inner Temple hall hosted by Sir Charles Wetherell. Many peers and dignitaries, including the Lord Chancellor and Duke of Wellington, gathered despite late arrivals. The banquet featured princely display, paintings, and speeches, with the King thanking hosts upon departure.

Hannover TremPie King of Hanover Charles Wetherell Inner Temple Hattorff Middle Temple King’s Bench Tanfield-court Cooper Gimber Society St. James's Tanfield Court Duke of Buckingham Duke of Beaufort Earl of Eldon Lord Denman George Rose Lord Lyndhurst Sir Charles Hanover Duke of Wellington Sir Charles Wetherell Marquis of Londonderry Earl Delawarr Earl of Digby Viscount Strangford Rochester Lord Brougham Lord Kenyon Lord Lowther Frederick Prlock William Follett C. E. Law John Beckett Thesiger Pemberton Leigh John William Croker Percival Frederick Watson Jeff Wyke Count Kielmansegge Baron Falke Malorte Baron de Reitzenstein Queen Anne James Thornhill William III Mary Coke Lyttleton Thurlow Dover Duke Duchess of Buckingham Palace Windsor Castle Herr Kohl Prince Albert Renwick Jewels Schroeder Egerton Thomas Dingeldash Royal Royal Household Hyde Park Wellington Barracks Sroth Spohr Crown End Greenwich William Horsley Henry Bishop George Smart Hall Royal Society of Musicians Alsager Moschelles Dreyschock Benedict Camillo Sivori Broadwood Robertson Neate Sterndale Bennett Griffen Philharmonic Horsley Louis Spehr Bach Handel Haydn Mozart Beethoven Webbe Messrs Machin Allen C. Horn

Cambridge ceremony grants D C L to Everett American minister

At the Cambridge commemoration the degree of D C L was conferred on Mr. Everett the American minister. A remark notes Oxford high churchmen and their exclusive sublime of bigotry. On Saturday last the baronet’s half year audit at Tamworth returned ten percent to all tenantry, a substantial landlord gesture that satisfied all.

Cambridge D.C.L Everett Oxford Sim Rupert Peep Ail Tevants Baronet Tamworth

Duel at Camden Town ends fatally for Colonel Fawcett

An inquest reports a deadly duel between Lieutenant Colonel Lynar Fawcett of the 55th Regiment and Lieutenant Munro of the Royal Horse Guards Blue near Camden Town. Fawcett dies from a gunshot wound to the chest after the confrontation at a field by the Brecknock Arms. Witnesses describe carriages, Second Mr Gulliver, and multiple parties. the inquiry adjourns with further testimony planned.

Fawcett E.C.B 55Th Regiment Munro Royal Horse Guards Camden Kentish Tottenham-road Camden-road Brecknock Arms Maiden-lane Highgate Beent’s Park Sloane-street George Gulliver Royal Horse-Guards Colonel Fawcett Gulliver Brednock Arms Camden Arms Randolph-street Camden-town Lieut. Munro Mr. Sandys Kentish Town Benjamin Brodie Liston Drummond Aggs Grant Guards Long Marinlebone Richardson Oliver China 55Th Regiment of Foot Order of the Bath Sandys Hanam Francis-terrace Kentish-town S Division Jamaica Blue Albany-street Regent's Park Knightsbridge Brompton Square Sloanestreet Lieutenant Munro Great Scotland Yard Camden Town France Marylebone Police Court Camden Army Ooerad Weekly Chronicle Wakley Middlesex Camden Arms Tavern Randolph Street Lynar Fawcett Cumberland Tressers Humphreys David Lynar Fawcett S. Sandys Francis Terrace B. Brodie Robert Liston No. 5 Clifford.street Bond.street University College Laouring Sir B. Brodie Dalrymple Matthews John Jones Maiden Lane St. Mary Islington Mr. Gulliver Wilstead-street Newroad Holloway Road Maidenlane Brecknock Army Tiffin Tacrsday Bodkin Isidore Blake 8Th Hussars David Lynam Fawcett Alexander Thomson Munro Army William Aggs Division of Police Mr. Sandy Mr. Wakley Charles Longman Horse Guards Knightsbridge Barracks Alexander Thompson Munro Brecknock Arms. I Drove Him To Mr. Gulliver Regent’s Park John Holland Green Street Chelsea Sloane Street Haymarket Portland-street Portland Street Longman Mr. Munro Soho I. T James Corp Gerard-place Vauxhall Bridge-Road Rhodes Marylebone Earl of Cardigan House of Lords Inspector Ages Ages Mr. Blake Mr.Wakley Inspector Aggs Isydore Chalk-farm A. Fawcett Newcastle

Henry Parsons and a fatal Wandaworth road accident

Henry Parsons, acquitted of murdering his wife, is now an inmate of the Bath Union workhouse. A frightful accident on Wandaworth road near Nag's Head inn fatally injured James Spindler, forty, who tried to jump from a fleeing wagon. He died within minutes, leaving a widow and four children.

Henry Parsons Bath Union Harrisie Dearn Wandaworth James Spindler Nag’s Head Inn Squires

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