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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 16, 1837

Page

2

Illness of the Duke of Orleans and European turmoil

The Duke of Orleans remains indisposed at the Chateau de Villiere with no bulletin issued. Reports from Spain, Portugal, and Switzerland describe mutinies, revolts, and diplomatic tensions, including Carlist movements, constitutional proclamations, and Jewish passport conflicts. A Boston riot leaves several dead or wounded among Irish and firemen.

Duke OF Orleans Duke of Orleans Chateau de Villiere Reyes Prines Royal Africa Helena Herneni Sebastian Count Mirasol Bilboa United States Boston

Devastating War on Canine Race and Burglary Spread

A wild spread of canine killings called Kunophobia erupts with over two hundred dogs shot or hanged weekly. Burglars in Colchester threaten escape, while a murder case in Cornwall ends with a coroner's verdict of wilful murder. A church arson plot is investigated amid scattered thefts of religious texts.

Hhburm Colchester Breaxtoe Parison Cornwall Horrme Murper John Carsue Skewes Crawan Broadlane Bredge John Caraue Gloucester UNION Sunk Island Richard Eggleston Sunk Island Church Reeds Hardcastle Cable-row York-road Pickard John Silversides Dixon Corporation Alderman Hall Etchest Northampton Green’s Norton J. Weston Wright Tywcester Hoserea Harris le Murper Delaneys Borris-in-Ossory Bridewell Merxey Newcastle Ann Atkinson Thomas Grays Kidd Weonster Bitton Hibbs W. J. Ellis

Diplomat Pleased by Petersburg Honors and Russian Escort

The Farl of Durham praises the flattering attentions he received in St. Petersburg and commends the Emperor and Empress for their condescension and politeness. His Imperial Majesty provided a Russian ship of war to convey him to England.

Farl Durham St. Petersburg Mjesty Engani

Dreadful Fratricide Case at Carlow Assizes

At Carlow Assizes a young man AfGrath and two Aylwards faced murder charges for the death of Richard MGrath. The case centered on suffocation and river disposal after an alleged elopement plot with Miss Wynne. Witnesses described quarrels, love letters, a valuable handkerchief, and a contested confession. Jury found all defendants guilty.

Af‘Grath Aylward M‘grath Richard M.grath Barrow Mary M‘grath Richard M‘grath Young Aylward Mr. M‘grath Ross Jacob Miss Wynne Kellymount Dublin M'Grath Wm. M‘grath Enniscorthy John Jacob Rosbarten Richard William Carlow Ennisworthy Edward Wallace Aylwards Witness Judith Lee James Mullowney Borris St. Mullin’s Wynne William Aylward George O'Neill William M‘grath Captain Young Martley Pigott

Monarchy in danger rally backfires in England politics

The article argues the Monarchy sits stronger than ever under Queen Victoria with Liberals loyal to constitutional rule. It claims anti Monarchist plots fail and praises the Queen’s ministers for bolstering the throne. A Frankfort correspondents note reports Hanover’s new king curbing constitutional norms.

England Queen Victoria Victoria Cumberland Frankfort Feankfort Hanover Germany Alter Wisch Schele

Public opinion thwarts Necropolis Bills at Hampstead Heath

A London editorials lauds Mr. Motte's opposition to Necropolis Cemetery proposals at Primrose Hill Hampstead Heath and Haverstock Hill. It cites four Parliament authorizations for six cemeteries and urges public rights protection, requesting broader support and royal backing for open green spaces.

Havenstock Hunt Hampstead England John Bull London Page Primrdose-hill Portland Cemetery Company Haverstock-hill Necropolis Cemetery Company Standish Motte Hampstead Heath Motte St. Pancras and Hampstead Primrose-hill Hampstead-heath Queanz General Cemetery Harrow Road London Cemetery Northern Station Southern Station Eastern Station South Metropolitan Norwood Westminster

Tranquillity in Ireland Praised by Judges and Juries

The piece notes judges and barons congratulate grand juries on Ireland's calm state under British rule with little agrarian unrest. It mentions Prince Minosch and Colonel Howe's reception in Kragujevatz and Hodges’s respectful treatment of the prince. A sketch attacks a Tory candidate as a monarchy worshipper and opportunist seeking power through bribery and manipulation.

Ireland Joy Prince Minosch Colonel HoweEs Hodges Kragujewatz Poscharewatz Great Britain Servia Jussus Pach Col. Hodges Pasha Orange Lodges

Aristocratic Rioters Stir Up Disorder in Metropolis

Lord Willig Beresford and Lord James Beresford face police inquiry for disturbing peace during Joy week. William Beresford fined for stealing knocks and assault. warned of hard labour if repeated. Further charges involve Marquis of Waterford and others with riot and indecent conduct. Magistrates warn aristocracy against impunity.

Willig Beresford James Beresford Brothargy Waterford William Minshu Bowstrey Museum-st House of Correction Mr. Minshull Lord James Conant Marylebone Saturda Pengusson Grant Frederick Johnstson Augustus Charles Hyde Villiers Ewarg Horner Raynard Leicester Chronicle Melton Mowbray Queen’s Bench Leicester Assizes Thurlow Marlborough Street Dyer W. Beresford

Eek Even Romy Stock Mounts Min Eka

A garbled clipping mentions Romy stock and a minimum, with unclear context and few readable details. No concrete events, dates, or names beyond these fragments are accessible.

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