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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 24, 1841

Page

5

Cabinet Proposals and Miscellany in The Herald

The Herald outlines proposed cabinet positions including Peel as First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Duke of Buckingham at the Admiralty, the Earl of Aberdeen as Foreign Secretary, and other peers filling key posts. It also reports on a meteoric stone at Chateau-Renard, Niagara presbyteries’ stance on Byron and Bulwer, emigration figures to Quebec, a US population update, and assorted European and colonial tidbits from 1840s news.

Treasury Robert Peel Admiralty Duke of Buckingham Foreign Affairs Earl of Aberdeen Ireland Lord Wharnclife Home Department Henry Goulburn England William Follett the Couonies Lord Stanley Duke of Wellington House O Commons C. Shaw Lefevre Sir H. Hardinge Duke of Beaufort Earl of Liverpool Earl of Jersey Paris Lord Lyndhurst Chateau- Renard Moniteur Parisien Presbytery Niagara New York Byron Bulwer Savannah Lily Selby Liverpool Hull Packet M. Derhelms St. Omer Londox London Tucrense Hatrrax Quebec United States Congress Horace Greeley Albert Brisbane Evening Post Greeley Order of Nebuchadnezzar New York Herald Worcester Journal Phillips Droitwich Journal du Havre Largeteau Sydney Richard Hoare Stonehenge Congou Amsterdam Oes Hesse Globe Quillebeeuf Havre Rouen Louis XVI Boulogne Lillycrap Gazette Des Tribunaur France Cartas Paxmoura Jugetiln New Orleans Charles Jugefiln Ann Attacappas Portsmouth New Hampshire Saat Green Citer Stoneabil Maidstone Journal St. Mary le Bons Pancras Robinson Leeds Mark Lane Tayneeds Mercury Oaears Philippe Duke of Orleans Wateble de Montpensier Neuilly House of Orleans Byeral Gourgaud Vreux St. Ruch Galignani The Gazette Russia Currey Phare la Rochelle Surgeres Glasgow Lord Morpeth Jg Trioes Uate Wortley Milton Morpeth

The Drama at Haymarket and New Strand Theatre

The Lady of Lyons was followed by a new farce featuring Wrench as a clever rogue, but critics found the plot familiar and the wit uneven. At New Strand, The Frolics of the Fairies enjoyed strong scenery and musical humor with Mrs Keeley and Miss Terrey praised for charm and performance.

Haymarket Theatre Wrench Gamin Jeremy Diddler Rees New Strand Theatre Keeley Hall Paddy Cork E. Terrey Lyceum M. Musard Royal Academy of Music Martyn Alfred Shaw Italy Benedict Wisbaden Germany G. H. Rodwell Liston Drury-Lane Finn T. Cooks Cooke Thomas Cooke Drurylane Theatrical Fund Harley W. Bennett Messrs THE NaTional Gallery National John Christ Duke of Lucca Pall-mall-east Phillips Pietro Perugino Charles Matthews Highgate-hill George Robins Lord Southampton Lod Mansfield

Tattersalls Racing Notes and Grand Tennis Match at Lord's

Betting at Goodwood afternoon featured Dr. Caius Welfare and Nautilus in cup and stake events with sharp action on Colwick Orelia and Henri Quatre. A high profile tennis match at Lord's saw Tomkins defeat Taylor Cox after over two hours and a half of play with a dramatic final set.

Dr. Caius Welfare Monops Henri Quatre Orelia Liverpool Nautilus Colwick Charles the Twelfth Goodwood Lord Epinions Mr. Payne Albemarle Chesterfield Gardner Allen Goodman Isabella Duke of Richmond Gratwicke Carlotta Peel G. Heathcote Valaincourt G. Dawson Duke of Orleans Greatorex Lord Chesterfield Johnstone Lord Westminster Bateman Little Wonder Duke of Cleveland Middleham C. G. Taylor, Esq William Cox Sayers Mr. Tomkins Messrs Taylor and Cox Taylor Meassra Cox Tomkins Tohnkins

Elections in Sussex and Ireland spark fierce contest

Reports from Sussex show the liberal vote down one to ten conservatives eight liberals, with Brighton liberals forming a reform society. Carlow Cork and Carlow counties recount bitter clashes, military restraint, and protests over poll book mishaps. O Connell's Cork victory prompts calls for registry drives and a public meeting, while many other counties echo liberal triumphs and Tory resistance across Ireland.

Bricuroy Sussex Liberal Party Brighton Reform Carphay Aberyst Pryse Cardiganshire Powel Black Lion Cardigan Harford Aberystwith Pryse Pryse Adpar Mr. Harford Lampeter Total Canton Joy Smith Bruen Bunbury Yates Oght O'Connell Yates Hanlon’s Steele Carlow Liberator Cork Orangemen Thomas Steele O’connell Ireland Rome Rathvilly Colonel Bruen Earl Fitzwilliam Tighe Q.C William J. O'Connell Dublin Evening Post Symes Grattan Wicklow Barony of Boosh Jackson Queen's Highway Mr. Symes West Briton Colchester Ma. Sanver‘son Sanderson Herries Ipswich Roche Longfield Chamber of Commerce Peel Stanley Father Land Daniel O'Connell Daniel Callaghan Francis Bernard Beamish Francis Stack Murphy M.P W. S. Perrott Fermoy Daniel Clanchy William Fagan Charles Sugrue Francis Lyons M'Cormick Glonce Evans James H. Hamilton Thomas Edward Taylor Kilmainham Lord Brabazon William J. J. Bagot Penryn Falmouth Admiralty Exeter Mervyn Archdall A. B. Brooke Her Majesty Boyne Water Flintshire RE. M. Lloyd Mostyn Wales Mostyn Flint Helgerorp Elecrion Gloucester Journal Herefordshire Great Council of the Nation Robi. Price Hoskins Baskerville Radnorshire Bailey Breconshire Leicestershire Ratby Earl of Stamford Lord Stamford Stamford Martin Gisborne Messrs Halford and Packe Martie Cheney Manchester Lonerorp Lonxaronn Lorgford White Luke White H. White Anthony Lefroy Liberty Longford Patrick Bellew Bart Pruyty Cunningham Fortescue Bellew Dawson Lord Howick Canning Art Duke of Northumberland Bar Tankerville Cresswell Baker Northumberland Wark Earl Tankervilie Howick Ossulston Lord Ossulston Cresswell Lord Douglas Lord Ossuiston John Hodgson Hinde Richard Billy Holmes Earl Percy Durham Chronicle Stirlingshire Gibb's Inn Exchange Inn Forbes Drymen Duke of Montrose Duchess of Montrose Miss Armstrong Michael Bruce Wextorp Hatton Morgan County of Wexford S. C. Hall Leinster Hall Wexford DuMarius Ewart Assembly-street D. Armstrong Burgh W. Ewart James Thorburn Mr. Cur- Tie County Hall Lord Lynedoch Perth Stewart, Bart G. Duncan Dundee Barlas Anderson Batnes Bowen Clunies Robertson Whisson Wigtonshire Scotland Saint Colquhoun Wigton

Reformers urged to mass in Marylebone and across Scotland

The piece laments landlord control over tenantry and praises Marylebone reformers for organizing political action. It highlights Sir Charles Napier and Lord Dunboyne addressing reformers, warns of Tory aims, and urges united associations to regain ground and anticipate a possible dissolution. It cites Ireland as a model of organization and opposition to corrupt influence.

Scoland Blair William Maxwell Monreith Earl of Galloway Marylebone United Kingdom Sir Charles Napier Lord Dunboyne Ireland England Scotland Alloa James Loch Provost Bruce James Crawford Poultneytown Croupier Bir. Loch Mr. Loch James Craufurd Armillan Advocate Temple Frederic Sinclair Lybster P. Wilson Burgh Hang Bain George Loch Liverpool E.S. Sinclair Josiah Rhind George Guon Munro Poyntsfield Loch Craufurd Major Munro Lord Dufferrin Chatham Maidstone Lowrey Aberdeen Penrith James Graham Carlisle Journal Banffshire Liberal Richmond Seafield Alexander Duff Lord Reidhaven Lord March House of Richmond Keith Duff House of Fife Moray Aberdeenshire Caithness Banff Cullen Chronicle Times Wales Wycombe Lord Stanley Liberal Party Liberala Popular Party Ezaminer

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