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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 17, 1842

Page

1

Fragmentary note yields unclear attribution

A brief, fragmented line reads as partial chatter with uncertain sense or attribution. No clear person, place, event, or date is discernible from the readable text.

South Australia and the Wakefield plan in debate

A discussion on the South Australia colonization system critiques the Wakefield emigration method, calls for local self government, and warns England bears the costs of its failures. It praises nascent growth while urging simpler governance and caution over Colonial Office control.

South Australia Engpi Vaybut New Colony Adeye Gawler Spu Nic Works Stanley Wakel Colonial Gazette Adelaide England Mr. Auefeld Iid Company Port Nicholson Hobson Cus Lord Stanley Colonial Office Wakefield Vernon Smith Unas Col Ward Williams New South Wales Jong Europe

Death of the Duke of Orleans in Paris Cabdriver accident

An extraordinary dispatch reports the death of the Duke of Orleans after a cabriolet accident in the Bois de Boulogne. He fell, never regained consciousness, and died at Neuilly with the king and royal family present. The event triggers mourning, a pending funeral, and questions on regency and July fetes.

Paris Duke of Orleans Bois de Boulogne France England Africa Louis Philippe Duke of Orleans Saint Omer Marne Marsan Duchess of Orleans Plombieres Atoli Neuilly Porte Maillott Chenin de la Revolte Postillion Porte Maillot Lord Seymour Buamy Madame Adelaide Clementine Pasquier Prince Royal Dukes D'Aumale Montpensie Courbevoie Vincennes Marshal Soult Marshal Gérard Pajol Rupick Duchess of Sablenville Marshal Gerard ReEmoval Bopy 17Th Light Infantry Courbovoie Tron Mouzaia Athalin Adelaide de Nemours d’Aumale Duke de Montpensier Marshals Soult Gerard Avenue de Sablonville Royal Park M. Bertin Des Veaus M. Chomel Plombiéres Duchess de Nemours Angelet General Rumigny Duke d'Aumale Count de Montquyon Maison Duke de Nemours Toulon Sicily Hugon Prince de Joinville St. Omer Charles X M. Thiers la Sécheresse le Jeune Bonaparte Truckle Republican Party Chamber of Deputies M. Guizot Louis XIV Napoleon Ducwat Tee

Lamented Duke of Orleans born in Palermo 1810 dies at thirty two

The life of the Duke of Chartres son of Louis Philippe is sketched from The Life and Times of Louis Philippe. Born September 2 1810 in Palermo he died aged 32. He was educated in public schools and lyceums, mingled with commoners, and faced Paris during the revolution with mixed duties and courage.

Melun Joigny Louis Philippe Nemours England Scheldt Antwerp Orleans Prince de Joinville House of Mecklenburg Schwerin Fontainbleau Henry the Second Count of Paris Duke of Chartres Marie Amelie Ferdinand the Two Sicilies Duke d'Orleans Duke de Nemours Duke of Orleans Lyceums Duke of Chartres Charles Neuilly Juigny Chateau Seine France Montrouge Lafayette George Loftus Ely George William Loftus Lord George Loftus Fleet Marquis of Ely Marylebone Ax Onn Brorg James Lithgo Marylebone-lane Mary Ann Adams Little Welbeck-street Cavendish-square Mr. Rawlinson Marlborough Street Kyper Axd Rix” Maxta William Rainer George Smith Hertford Street Mayfair Rainer Vauxhall No. 88 London Hertford-street No. 48 Beresford Hardwick Clerkenwell Elizabeth Edwards Neces Guuwen Rartevieu House of Correction Worship Street William Stokes Chequeralley Shoreditch Bingham Alfred Chapman Ware St. Luke’s Waller Union Hall William Shevelier Mary Hogg Robert Street Brixton Haith Greenwich General Wright Clarence Pall Mall Jeremy Freeman Broadway Deptford Town Hall Gravesend Cleveland Wiliam Henry Plume Sir John Rennie Plume Tivoli Gardene Willis Fowler Heather Windmill-street J. Rennie

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