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Newspaper
Weekly Chronicle
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 10, 1842
Page
5
Debate on Foreign Policy and Peel's Policy Fruits
July 10 commentary urges separating commercial policy from Whig Tory squabbles over Foreign Affairs. It credits Lord Palmerston with opening trade but warns not to chase distant ambitions. The Wednesday debate was adjourned amid a half hearted remonstrance from Sir Robert Peel over budget money in a Committee of Supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Lord Stanley
Lord Palmerston
China
Robert Peel
Cabinet Secret Revealed Sparks House of Commons Stir
The passage describes a heated moment in Parliament as a report or insinuation provokes strong reaction from Lord Stanley Sir H Hardinge Sir G Clerke and other ministers. Sir Robert Peel signals awareness of the issue and Lord Stanley seeks discretion. The exchange ends with no reference to Lord Auckland and suggests improved conformity in leadership behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Stanley
H. Hardinge
G. Clerke
James Graham
Robert Peel
Lord Auckland
House of Commons
Lord Grey
Sudbury Debates on Fausse-Couche and Foreign Grain Motions
In Sudbury the House faced a mixed agenda with Sir Robert Inglis's Fausse-Couche and Mr Bannerman's bid for free admission of foreign grain. Cobden delivered a stark forecast on industrial decline, while Fielden pressed adjournment against a wavering Liberal bloc. The votes showed splits within the governing Liberals and a Conservative minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
House of Commons
Lord Ashley
House of Lords
Robert Inglis
Mr. Bannerman
R. Peel
Patrick Stewart
Parker
Wallace
Lord Howick
Ward
Milnes
John Russell
Cale
Lord Worsley
Heneage
Grantley Berkeley
Labouchere
Baring
Cobden
Mr. Cobden
Sir Robert Peel
Lord Stanley
Ferrand
Villiers
Fielden
Hindley
Fieiden
Aly. Villiers
Tardlowick
Revenue accounts show shift toward Miscellaneous income
A Treasury review highlights large Miscellaneous Receipts eclipsing General Receipts for the quarter and year, reflecting tariff shocks, reduced stocks, Corn Laws changes, and early signs in Excise and Post Office revenue. The piece questions permanency of gains and urges continued improvement under Hill’s scheme, noting deficits and the need for clearer financial statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Hill
Tariff Debate Muted by Lords Amid Free Trade Clash
The House of Lords, after swallowing Income Tax, yields to a tariff clash with Free Trade rhetoric. Four peers opposed, dozens absent as the Tory Reform debate reveals political expediency over principle. Lord Monteagle praised for truth on corn laws. broader prospects hinge on a low fixed duty and timely action before winter pressures rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Lord Melbourne
Robert Peel
Lord Stanhope
Duke of Richmond
House of Commons
Lord Ripon
Hollow
Lord Monteagle
Deacon Hume
Tarif
Dundas Dismissed From Aide de Camp Post After Disloyal Remarks
The inquiry into Colonel Henry Dundas found his remarks insulting to the Queen were unprovoked. Lord Worsley reported the Commander in Chief recommended Dundas be dismissed from Aide de Camp to Her Majesty and removed from command of the 83d Regiment, with royal approval noted. The piece argues Dundas was harshly treated compared with past leniency for similar offences and questions the uneven punishment amid party loyals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorsley
Dundas
Wisling
Thom
Onle
Lord Errol
Travellers Club
Henry Harding
Lord Woerskey
Col
Henry Dundas
83D
Horse Guards
Mr. Bradshaw
Herajesty
Her Majesty's House
Well informed cabinet praising Palmerston foreign policy
Lord Auckland and Sir Robert Peel attend a scene where Palmerston boasts of his foreign policy success and taunts the Tory benches while the government aligns with the India policy it previously condemned, seeking Auckland’s continued governorship until resignation arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Auckland
Robert Peel
Lord Palmerston
India
Belgium France tariff clash shocks Belgian linen traders
Reports from Figueras and Plaudersy detail Belgians planning to lobby Brussels to soften a French import duty on linens and yarn. Belgian manufacturers fear French concessions will not offset losses while a union with Germany’s customs bloc appears more likely. A hoax about Sir Robert Peel injuring himself unsettled London, and railway receipts for the week show varied totals across major lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanis
Fuly
Figueras
Aubodnetig
Belio
Yuren
Voc
Merning
Plaudersy
Ordennauer
Paris
France
Scotland
Thei Inex Lange
Manufie
Hireis
London
Wandsworth
Clapham
Chelsea
Robert Peel
Raihway
South Western
Greenwich
Great Western
Birmingham
Binningham
Derby
Manchester
Leads
Wall
Selby
Midland
North Midland
York
Croydon
Brighton
Bradford
India
China
Leeds
Globe
Courier
Fixal Resets Of The General Elections In Portugal
Lisbon reports final results of Portugal's Estremadura district election, coalition gains 16 to 6 for government, with Evora in Alemtejo leaning government. Names of 16 opposition members listed. several government ministers defeated. Widespread opposition enthusiasm. alleged bribery and ill health absences cited. Tax notice for dividends under 150 pounds per year issued by Bank of England. Social notes on the Societas Virtacers anniversary and Miss Gladstone's conversion to Catholicism. Primrose Hill rights protest in Marylebone and local plans discussed. Various short notices on theft, bankruptcy, fires, and public amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontucat
Express
Lisbon
Lisson
Estremadura
Portugal
Evora
Rodrigo da Fonseca Magalhaes
J. R. de Miranda
A. C. de Vasconcellos
J. G. da St. Sanches
Faintino da Gama
Joaquim Antonio d'Aguiar
Avila
Vilera de Castro
Garrett
Delrno
M. A. de Campos
Jose Estevao de Magalhaes
Monzinto Albuquerque
C. Castello Branco
0. Holini
M.D. Leitar
fre—Costa Cabral
Marine and Justice
J. J. Falcao
M. B.d'Oliveira Borges
Bank of England
Bedford Arms
Sheridan Knowles
the Haymarket
Nelson
Williams
Arragon
Gladstone
John Gladstone
Fasque
Board of Trade
Wiseman
Ape
Birmingham
Riant
Primrose
Marylebone
Queen's Head Tavern
High-street
Primrose Hill
Jenkinson
Avenue Road
Walpole Eyre
Fry
Duke of Portland
W. E. Sasse
Kensington
Thaule
Liverpool
Watlingford
Wintras Wrrencoch
Pbaskavitcy
Holroye
Sale
Fed
Tuppley Farm
Billows
Edgeware
Hendon
James Watt
Jun
Diichse
Carmarthen
St. David's
Connep Thirlwall
West Padres
George
Truk
Viscount O'Neil
Wutat Rnom
South America
Republic of Chile
Chili
Liverpool Times
United Kingdom
James Graham
Corderoy
Marlborough Street
Lady Coventry
The
Opera
Hardwick
Royal Belgian couple sails from Buckingham to Ostend
The King and Queen of the Belgians left Buckingham Palace for Woolwich to embark on the Ariel steam packet to Ostend. The Duchess of Kent and Belgian ambassador M. Van de Weyer accompanied them. a royal salute, guard of honour, and flag ceremony marked their departure amid official reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the &L Grans
Countess of Merode
Baron de Dieskau
M. de Moerkerke
Buckingham Palace
Woolwich
Ostend
the Duchess of Kent
Buckingham-palace
Clarence-house
Viscount Hawarden
Francis Seymour
Prince Albert
M. van de Weyer
Royal Artillery
Bent
Grenadier
73D Regiment
Pinckney
Ariel
Luke Smithett
A. Francis Collier
K.C.B
K.C.H
S Royal Dockyard
Lord Bloomfield
G.C.B
G.C.H
Cleveland
Cuppage
A. S. Hamond
Great Britain
Hamilton
Widgeon
Lord Palmerston
Affghanistan
Lord Auckland
India
James Graham
Home Secretary
Baronet
Board of Control
Robert Peel
Sir James Graham
Lord Stanley
Palmerston
Gioly
Casanladlord
Stanles
Cana
Sir Charles
Lord Manbvy
Robert Peeland
Duke of Wellington
Lord S
Charles Hagut
Canada
Sir Charles Bagot
Murdoch
Rawson
Cunada
Stephen
Colonial Office
Phil Young
Embryo
Executive Council
Lord Stanky
Charles Bagot
Montreal
Tower Canad
Ireland
Althyrp
Mauritius
Downing Street
Oxford
Snow Harris
Sophia Ward
John Jeremie
John Anster
Henry Francis Cary
James
Clapperton
Greenwich Hospital
R. Stopford
Belfast
Rowland
Monaghan
Lory Cadidates
Tennent
Johnson
P&pes
New York
St. Katharine’s Dock
Glascow
Glasgow Argus
St. Mary Lesone Bank For Savings
Welbeck Street
The Lone Hut Delight at Exeutsu Opgra-Hovar Theatre
A Monday London program reports The Lone Hut by Raymond met with complete success at Exeutsu Opgra-Hovar, featuring Lisette Crisp and Lindorf Diddear in a tale of love, betrayal, and murder with a cliffhanger finale. Strong scenes by Miss Faucit and 0. Smith drew applause, while Brent, Antoine, and Hortense drive the suspense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Jerome
Fr. Matthews
Lisette
Miss Crisp
Lindorf
Brent
A. Wigan
Jane Hut
0. Smith
Hortense
Miss Faucit
Smith
Antoine
Harley
Murray
Strand
TuEanne
Keeley
Cripplegate
Milton
Bristle
Crispin
Messina
Jobson
Keeleys
England
Ireland
Scotland
Charles Selby
Boots
Commodore
Lord Allcash
Lorenzo
John Webster
Walton
Gear
F. Russert
Willis
Kingstreet
St. James's
W. Loder
A. Toulmin
A. Smith
F. Russell
Turner
Vauxhall Garvens
Ranelagh
Hamburg
BOC
Ducrow
Catherine of Russia
St. Paul's
Grisi
Prussia
Meyerbeer
Alfred Shaw
Italy
Catherine Stirling
Bryanstone-square
Traill
Union Hall
Wm. Sharp
Waterloo-bridge-stairs
Surrey
Battersea
Weill
Waterman
Magistrar
Stirling
Drury Lane Theatre
Fra Diavolo
Liverpool Cup Dominates Racing Gossip Of The Week
The sporting intelligence notes the Liverpool Cup with about 32 acceptances and strong bets on Rhodanthe Una and Thirsk, alongside Goodwood and roadwood Stakes odds. It also covers Goopwoop Stakes and Cup markets, plus a critique of the Jockey Club rules and the libel case involving Gurney, warning on racing speculation harms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodanthe
Una
Thirsk
Knight of
Fitzroy
Phaon
Heelington
Forester
Squire
Middleham
Tapsley
Knight of the Whistle
Lord Exeter
Lot
Lord Chesterfield
Watts’ Forester
Yarburgh
Heslington
Mostyn
Prince Caradoc
Gregory
Bell
Allen
Treen
Griffith
Duke of Orleans
Marshal Soult
Ramsay
Elmore
Tattersall’s
Sam Weller
Jerry
Lottery
Gaylad
Snake
Thornton
Jockey Club
Lord Lichfield
Liverpool
Gurney
Epsom
Hyde-park-corner
Peel
Duke of Richmond
Craven
Newmarket July Meeting Handicap Sweepstakes Highlights
The Newmarket July Meeting features multiple handicap races with dead heats and tight finishes. Winners include Mr. Rogers's Bridegroom after a dead heat, Lord Albemarle's Minaret prevailing, and Lord Orford's filly triumphing in the Unity stakes, with betting carried on heavily and several horses sold at auction. The card includes Goodwood Stakes, Chesterfield Stakes, and considerable betting on multiple entries, with notable names such as Lord G. Bentinck, Colonel Peel, and Mr. Thornhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Mr. Rogers
Bartholomew
Lord Exeter
Abydos
Petit
Tord Execer
Jerry
Macremma
Col. Peel
Mural
Slane
Hester
Lord Albemarne
Lord Orford
Clearwell
Goldpin
G. Bentinck
Farintosh
Exeter
Murat
Lord Albenarle
Peel
Prince Rhodanthe
Heslington
Una and
Armagill
Tupsley
the Squire
Nautilus
Jamal
Anchorite
Lord Bruce
Mr. Wreford
Mr. Theobald
Fanny Davies
Robinson
Col
Yon Nuncio
The
I Agst Caradoc
Rulapin
Nat
Captain Colquitt
Hornsea
Antelope
Duke of Gratton
Bolero
Sultan—Prudence
Duke of Beaufort
Ishmael
Achmet
Taglioni
Tord Orford
Mr. Crockford
Bentley
Bamboo
Rogers
Duke
Gratton
Lisb
Drummer-boy
Duke of Grafton
T.M.M
R.C
Mandaue
Liverpool
Esperance
Mr. Thornaill
Duke of Richmond
Sweetpea
Lord Stradbroke
Tockey Club
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Risa
Ion
Our
Heles RD
Ed Ut
Postscript
Sporting Intelligence
B.M
T.Y.C
Duke of Rutland
Bizarre
J. Howlett
Price
Oneida Chief
Pettis Langolee
Thornhill
General Yates
de Canto
Vapiam Colquitu
Duke of Rich
Cain
E * Beiram
Sultan
Mr. Coleman
Jamal Jate Bacon
Mr. Thornhill
Extempore
Jeffy
Ata
Canton
Fann Davies
Sweetpeacolt
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