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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 10, 1842

Page

1

Fragmentary notice with garbled names and places

Unreadable OCR fragment mentions several partial names and terms. unable to identify a coherent event, person, or location. Likely a damaged local item with missing details.

Mall Mixup Causes Market Mixup at West Gate

A scrambled OCR fragment hints at a mall incident or miscommunication at West Gate involving a market area. No clear names, dates, or places are readable. The fragment suggests confusion or a mistaken reference to a sale or event occurring near a mall, with no actionable details.

Whipping post urged to curb queen threats in London

A late 19th century editorial blasts juvenile plots to pistol Queen Victoria, arguing for harsh corporal punishment as a deterrent. It warns that Clemency fails and urges swift, public flogging for young offenders to restore royal safety and public order.

Latest intelligence from Paris and Europe debris

France and Italy section survey a swirl of election controversies and diplomatic tensions. Notes on British bribery rumors, Paris interment unrest, Ottoman protests, and Amberden moves. Added are Madrid Cortes timing, Rio de Janeiro disturbances, and London tax debates affecting fundholders. Also coverage of Damascus Jews under British protection and Anti Corn Law conference briefing with Peel.

France Paris England M. Guinot Mont Varnasge Constantinople Stratford Canning London Lord Aberdeen Sir Stratford Porte Wood Sedik-Gibraltar Count Appony Tuileries Italy Madrid H.M Acteon South America Rio Janeiro Rio Sorocaba St. Paul Buenos Ayres Damascrus Howe Damascus Southampton Joseph Sturge Council of the National Complete Suffrage Union Liberal Party Clare Grand Jury Wisvaesion Kunis J Dmerich Messrs. Browne Bigsvien Bank of England Great Britain Pion Stangs Tages Bank of Ryland Somerset House John Bull Sir Robert Perl Downing-street Sir Robert Peel P. A. Taylor Liverpool Manchester Bury Leeds Sheffield Gintleman Robert Peel Brown's Pataneyerd Me. G. Thompson Moore Giastin

Belfast bribery and petition compromise report revealed

The committee reported a Belfast late election petition compromise by two gentlemen not involving the sitting members or petitioners, noting widespread Conservative bribery and voter personation by four Monaghan men, and calling for major voter registration reforms. Also deaths and wills, a ship launch, and a plan for a metropolitan court were noted.

Canaivrex Pnquilty Mr. O'Connell Rowland Belfast Monaghan Fox St. Anne’s Hill Chertsey Earl of Leicester Tetterson Holkham Witt LitttepaLe Archbishop of Canterbury Courtney Joseph Kreen Wigram Green Blackwall Watermen's Pier Mae Dandes Admiral Dens Dundas ALA Greenwich Adare Dundas Carpentry Colmel Wyndham Owen Toler Woolwich Middlesex Sergeant Adams Home Department Whitehall County of James Straham James Graham Thie Phan S. M. Pintiies Henry Pownall Russel Square Court of Quarter Sessions Tig Ireland Westminster Centre Criminal Court Ptis Westminster Bridewell Central Criminal Court Middlesex House of Correction Parkhurst Wilks Her Committee of Accounts Tulk Devon Armstrong Welesly Capt Bague Pownall Witham M‘william Collyer

Bailey v Smith over promissory note at Guildhall

Court of Common Pleas at Guildhall sat Saturday for the case of Miss Anne Bailey suing James Smith, administrator of Robert Smith, for £2875 on a note tied to an I O U. Dr Bailey testified to payments and an investment understanding, leading to a verdict for the defendant after long argument.

Court OF Common Pleas Guildhall Misker BaiLey Serjeant Channel Finmore T. Wilde Fitzroy Kelly Q. C Serjeant Talfourd Humphrey James Serjeant Channel Robert Smith Tur Lumber Beck Dr. Johnson Fleetstreet Draper Taylor Peter Sir Peter Laurie Eck Hinton Highbury Peter Lawrie Bow Street Orrick Prederick Westminster Alrudthorn Luke James Huneard House of Lords Cox Tothill Street Sharlton Portson Mary Robinson Richmond Willams Strand Vir. Fleming St. Martin’s Lane Ane Clarke Fulham Williams Vaughan Witness Messrs Broadwood Lagging Hardwich Tagas Dani Hardwick Aristocratis James Bland William Henry Merritt Wardour Street Soho Clerkenwell Richard Gamble Daniel Good Richard Gamblé Greenwood Richard Hammond Baldwin's Gardens Gray’s Inn Lane Good Hammond Lambeth Street Norton William Thomas Elder Ordnance Office Myr. Chambers Farrs William Yervell Coldstream Guards Sertry

Indecent assault and guard discipline at the line

A soldier forced a prisoner into a sentry box with a bayonet after an indecent assault. The guard commander failed proper reporting, leading to the accused’s later arrest. Bail set at £600 for both parties as deposition proceeds.

Sharp Norton Union Halil Kensington Catherine Daley T. Paynter Swaine

Latest particulars of the attempted assault on the Queen

The report details the condition of Loins William Bean in Newgate noting his quiet behavior under tight confinement. He receives daily visits from Rev Carver and high officials, reads religious books, attends chapel, and defends his claim that the pistol was aimed at the ground to avoid harm. It questions the truth of his statements, mentions payments to witnesses, and notes the upcoming trial date, while confirming the Queen’s safety and resumed drives.

William Bean Newgate Westminster Union Carver Raver Pilgrim's Progress Reading Bridewell Segal Privy Council Hall James Graham Penny Bean Claremont Chapel Pentonville Morceen Hilton Home Secretary J. Graham Turner Jones St. James’s Buildings Clerkenwell Dental Criminal Court Hira Hein

Third Attempt to Assassinate Her Majesty

A Sunday forenoon near St James's Park saw a deformed youth aim a pistol at the royal carriage carrying Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, and the King of the Belgians. The gunman was seized by a bystander before police could act, questioned, and the weapon retained. officers later dismissed the report as a hoax, prompting a rapid police and political response with officials summoned to the Home Office amid a public outcry.

Prince Albert Buckingham Palace Chapel-Royal St. James’s-palace St. James's Park Hearn Claxton Law Saran Company Minster Marylebone Coimed Sir Jamies Hume Whitehal Rowan Metropolitan Commissioners of Police Scollanil-yard Gardner's-lane Daniel O'Connell Prince G . Cambridge Gardner Cut Home Office Ir James Gratiann Earl of Liverpool Ch Gres Fingertell Vesey Edward Knatchbull Bart George Clerk Lord Stanley Wm. Follett Cistier Hardinge Hall Dassett Jones North-street Maida-hill May Lann St. Parece Privy Council

Trial of Queen's park pistol attempt described by witnesses

Police and privy council witnesses recount a humpbacked youth's attempt to shoot the Queen in St James's Park. Constable Partridge describes seizing a pistol from the boy as crowds pressed, while 15 year old C E Dassett testifies he saw the act and identified the weapon. Officers examine the old flint pistol and find powder and paper wadding.

F. Pollock Hanworth Hounslow Colman Council Burnaby Bow-street Taylor Union-hall Privy Council John Partridge Green Park St. James’s Park Royal Corrigges Backeham Palace Estrance St Jamis’s Patave Massey Dore Urreen-park Taok Dassett Gardner Lune Station Tie C. E. Dassett New Church-street Portman-market St. James's Park Buckingham Palace Milkhouse Gate Frederick Hearn Partridge Stafford Cleveland-row James Graham William Jones Paul-street Finsbury Yarles Dassent HG Spe Ty

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