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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 22, 1843

Page

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A Letter to Sir Robert Peel on Ireland and Governance

A lengthy political essay targets Sir Robert Peel, condemning government policy on Ireland, urging courage and reform, and warning of peril to the Crown and empire. It laments the lack of support from parties and pleads for justice for Ireland, reform of church and land laws, and unity to avert disintegration.

Robert Peel Guizot Gilleryman Times Examiner Woolsack Colonial Office Robert Old England England Sir Robert Peel The Morning Herald Downing-street Lords’ Committee Parsons Peel Stanley and Graham Amelf Siriki Handy Ireland O'Connell Metropolis America France Ibert Peel Wales North Church of Ireland

Visit of Prince Albert to Bristol and Great Britain launch

Prince Albert visited Bath and Bristol to witness the launch of the Great Britain steamship. A grand procession, guards, bands, arches, and a royal banquet accompanied the event. He inspected the vessel, received civic honors, and named the ship in a ceremony aboard.

Bridge Valley Hotwell-house Colston’s Cumberland-basin Cumberland Road Great Western Steam-ship Company Avon Newport Brandon Hill T. R. Guppy Great Britain T. Kington Prince Albert Bunson Lord Wharncliffe Miles Leigh Edward Everett Lord Wilton Marquis of Northampton Lord Lincoln Lord Barrington Liddle John Somerset F. H. Berkeley Granville Somerset Bristol M. Bunson Exeter Liverpool Hardwick P. W. Miles Grantley Berkeley Edward Codrington G.E. Anson Lord Dalhousie Adolphus Fitzclarence G. Lennox Bouverie Wylde E. Bowater H-R.h Colville J. S. Wortley B. Hawes Hawes H. Pelly Isambard Brunel Thomas Fremantle M.P Sir Edward Codrington England Royal Indies the Prince of Wales M. Bungon Mi ‘Nisters Board of Trade Lord Liverpool Stothert, Slaughter, and Co Gloucester and Somersetshire Yeomanry London

Prince Completes 250 Mile Royal Train Journey

The royal train reached Paddington at 6:57 pm after a 250 mile run in a little over twelve hours with a halt in Bristol. The prince entered his carriage, proceeded to Buckingham Palace, and appeared very pleased and not much fatigued.

Great Britain Royal Prince Albert Paddington Bath Mesers J. Edridge Bristol Guildhall Gazette 75Th Foot Macksworth 1St Life Guards 4Th Light Dragoon Guards Council Chamber England John Somerset Thomas Kington Great Britain Steam Company John Savage Incorporated Society of Merchants George Lummell Richard Robinson Order of the Garter Marquis of Exeter Lord Wharncliffe Liverpool Lincoln Charles Wellesley Bouverie G. E. Anson Charles Russell C. A. Saunders I. K. Brunel D. Burges Society of Merchants Incorporated Society of Merchant Venturers Wul Lord Linceloo T. Kington Dean J. Savage Royal Gloucestershire and North Somerset Yeomanry 4Th Light Dragoons Clifton United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Albert V. R C. J Bath-street Caledonia-place Lion-place Duchess of Kent Lion Spring St. Vincent's Rock Rervgn Buckingham Palace

Rebecca and Her DayGurEers riot in South Wales unrest

In Carmarthen a judge addressed grand juries amid reports of Rebecca and her Daughters gangs aiming to destroy property and turnpikes across South Wales. Gates and tollhouses destroyed across multiple parishes, with several suspects arrested as authorities rush troops toward Carmarthen and Bristol to restore order.

Sours Waxes Carmarthen Magia ‘Tracy Staffordshire Carmarthenshire Grand Jury David Thomas D. Williams Job Evans John Harris W. Williams J. Jones Howell Lewis D. Lewis D. Davis J. Lewis J. Williams Rebecca South Wales Woolwich Mld Royal Artillery Taylor Woodhouse Bristol Great Western Railway Pontnewydd New Inn Llandilo Gwarallt Lampeter Cardigan Pontiwely Rhydf Bronfelen Commott Newbridge Troedyrhingoch Llanfihangel Castel-y-rhingil Llanedy Forest Ystllisycoed Treventy Trefuch Bar Wernbongam Kidwelly Gate Llanarthney Nantygath Penrhinoch Masybont

O Connell Attacks Donoughmore Over Irish Labor Repression

In Dublin Friday meeting Mr. O Connell denounced Lord Donoughmore for dismissing fifteen workmen over repeal ties. He vilified landlords and urged Protestant clergy and landlords to join the repeal effort while warning against force. The session set arbitrators for each Irish county and noted rent at £1464 19s 74d with £6000 invested in government securities by the Repeal Association.

Reland Marylebone Hall's Albany-street Regent’s Park Ireland Duncombe M.P Feargus O’connor Robert Owen Sharman Crawford Hume de Lacy Evans Benjamin Hall Daniels Feargus O'Connor Ridley Charles Napier England House of Commons R. Peel Commons Wellington Lords O'Connell Scotland France S. Crawford Haynes Baker Pyle Wild Hall of Science Thomason Lanarkshire Wakefield South Staffordshire Dudley John Mason Katehill Robert Peel Briminauam Thomas Attwood Thomas Attwoop United Kingdom Wales O’connell Rebecca Attwood Ayr Earl of Glasgow Macadam Cathcart Craigengillan Mure Caldwell Charles Fergusson Rigby Wason Alexander Oswald London Kilmarnock Owen Parr Preston St. Augustine Manchester Ourter W. S. O’brien Boroughs Dublin University Dublin Scales Reilly Lord Donoughmore Greece Cobbett Trinity College Lord Townshend George III Hely Hutchinson Isle of Man John Russell Hear Coleman O’loghlen Repeal Association

The Late Fatal Duel Fourth Sitting of the Coroner's Jury

Details from the fourth sitting of the Coroner's Jury into Lieut. Col. David Lynar Fawcett's death at a duel with Lt. Munro of the Royal Horse Guards. Sir Benjamin Brodie and other witnesses describe moments before and after the duel, with testimony about notes, letters, and supposed family quarrels.

David Lynar Fawcett 55Th Regiment Camden Arms Tavern Randolph-street Camden Town Munro Royal Horse Guards Camden Arms Bodkin Humphreys Gulliver Benjamin Brodie Benjamin Collins Brodie Saville-row Westminster Mr. Gulliver Mr. Liston Colonel Fawcett Aggs Mr. Munro Sarah Lawford Sloane-street Mr. Grant Grant D. Trevor Great Portland Street Col. Fawcett Harriet Delamore Mrs. Fawcett Gloucester Terrace Kensington Miss Fawcett China Sloane Street Mr. Blake AntHony Topp Txompsex Cuddy Lieutenant Munro Blake J Pacett
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