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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 25, 1841

Page

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Free Trader argues over Peel era cabinet favors and bread tax

A 1841 London pamphlet style piece denounces Sir Robert Peel’s looming ministry. It predicts wide discontent, calls out ministers like Follett and Goulburn, condemns office-seeking and taxation, and warns that rising bread prices may provoke mass opposition, ending with a vow to resist monopolies and tax on food.

Cotton Twist Robert Peel Sir William Follett Lyndhurst Paris Kadsack Goulburn Jerving Home Secretary Eardley Wilmot House of Commons Temple Cony St Iecetion Daily Press Metropolis Lord Stanley Lefevre Robert Ric Shon Sania Robert Peels David London

Court and Fashion at Windsor Castle Royal Visit

Windsor Friday notes a royal visit with Earl of Surrey Earl and Countess of Uxbridge and Ladies Paget dining with the Queen and Prince Albert. The Queen and Belgians ride in park. Princess Royal stays at Windsor. preparations for travels to Woburn and Pansanger accompany court events.

Windsor Earl of Surrey Castle Earl Countess of Uxbridge Eleanora Constance Paget Prince Albert Princess Royal Adelaide Cottage Lyttelton Vilain XIV Marquis of Headfort Duke of Bedford Woburn Pansanger Princess Royal Will Remain At the Castle Duke de Brabant Continent Jocelyn Windsor Castle Fanny Cowper Ae Majesty Earl and Countess Cowper Erts Princess Augusta of Cambridge Campridge-house Duke Duchess of Cambridge Earl of Fortescue Barnstaple Earl of Jersey Viscount Villiers Duchess of Kent Acre Frederick Stovin Earl of Fingall Mr. Rich Cottenham Eard Countess of Clarendon Henry Wheatley Robert Peel Lord Villiers Earl of Jersey Earl of Stirling Scotland Earldom House of Lords Mangiage Minto-house Hawick North Britain John Russell Colonial Department Frances Anna Maria Elliot Bowhill Duke of Eant Tescue LaDy Somerville Somerville Dublin Lord Cloncurry Blackrock Phoenix-park Viscount Morpeth Dublin Castle Earl Fortescue Ireland

Address of Lord John Russell to the City of London

Lord John Russell delivers a formal address to the electors of London explaining the coming policy course. He notes reforms begun in previous years, outlines proposed measures to restore revenue, trade freedom, and imperial finances, and praises past reform achievements while urging vigilance and unity to sustain liberal principles.

Lord John Russell City of London John Russell London John House of Commons Commons Her Lord Stanley Manchester Leeds Birmingham Ireland J. RussEx

Political notes on Liberal outreach and election pranks

The piece discusses Liberal party focus areas Exeter Woodstock Deal and Launceston a North Riding vacancy after Lord Fevershams death and the new heir the 46 year old peer married to Lady Louisa Galloway and details on election mischief including a Salford elector’s voting poll and a Stockport baker vowing to vote for Cobden and Marsland and Banffshire female Tories spitting at General Duff with onlookers amused.

Liberal Party Exeter Woodstock Deal Launceston North Riding of Yorkshire Lord Feversham William Duncombe Charlotte Legge Earl of Dartmouth Louisa, Stewart Earl of Galloway Davidien Sturrracs Salford Stork No. 5 Garnett Brotherton Bond Fide Stockport Cobden H. Marsland M‘sweeny P. Fitzgerald Kerry R. Q. Sleeman Glin Limerick Banffshire General Duff Keith

Extraordinary Intelligence and Global News from 1841

Long dispatches cover peerage promotions in France, unrest in Toulouse and Auch, and political shifts in Madrid. Updates report weather disasters in Normandy, a shipwreck off Norway, a clash near Algesiras, and financials from the Dusseldorf and Bank of England. Jamaica and Barbadoes news follow with earthquakes, harvest prospects, accidents, and a new Greek ministry. Also noted is Prince Albert laying the first stone of Wanstead infant asylum, local deaths, fires, and a fatal suicide in London.

de Latour Maubourg Montesquion Mathieu de la Redorte Marquis de Labriar Macken M. Romequieras Toulouse Auch Cahors Montpelier M. Gaillard M. Delarvalde Thither Paris Normandy Rouen Courrier de Havre Dusseldorf ‘Gazette Wesel Norway Spain Madrid Algesiras Correo Nacional M. Mavrocordato Metace Christides Varietas Moles Justice Krnesis Marine Frammas St. Elizabeth Parish House of Assembly R. Watt Kingston Skipjack May Caymanas Jamaica Barbadoes Evan M‘gregor Lima Vivanco Arequipa Guayaquil Payta Piura Peru Santa Cruz Toulon Cameleon Velose Papin Euphrate Algiers France el Castellano M. Cortina Senor Ferrer van Halen Catalonia Isabel Infanta Hanover General Assembly of the Estates of Mascara Oran Mustapha Bologna Greece Tahir Pacha Athens Celino Warsaw Cracow Downing-street Wanstead Prince Albert Eagle Tavern Snaresbrook Royal Windsor Castle Essex Yeomanry London Waterloo-bridge Westminster-bridge St. John’s Waterloo Road William Trotman Wellington-street Blackfriars-road Chiea Kings Yard Willeston Cripps Fogo King-street Carter

Great Glasgow Rozpear and daring escapes in Paris

Police report details Gavin Scott alias Charles Hamilton Douglas fleeing Glasgow with £8,600, tracked to London and Paris, arrested at Marseilles on June 15, £4,390 recovered, further £1,900 expected, and Scott sent to Scotland. French authorities praised for prompt action amid sharp cross border cooperation.

Great Glasgow Rozpear Gavin Scott Charles Hamilton Douglas Messrs M'Gregor and Co John Forrester London Havre Paris Marseilles Forrester Scott M.gregor Scotland Felix Homo Rouen England Bnd Securities Hobler Glyn and Co W. Day Guildhall Penny Plumtrecourt Shoe Lane Beckwith Jack Chapman Marshall Inspector Penny Pink Humphries Farrel C Division Joseph Love Charles Perry Henry Field Love Perry Devonshire-street Lissongrove Field Hall God Almighty Jesus Christ Ropsury Sarah Ferrill Hannah Price Hewlett Park-street Grosvennor-square Edgeware Road Sarah Steven’s Street Lisson Grove House of Correction Marlborough Street John Dutton Frederick Cherrens Avenue Road St. John’s-wood Regent’s Park Mendicity Society Hatton Garden Brien Charette-street Bloomsbury Ireland

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