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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 30, 1842

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Parliamentary Compromises Committee Report on Election Bribery

A parliamentary report outlines the committees findings on corrupt compromises in Harwich Nottingham Lewes Penryn Falmouth Reading Bridport and other boroughs. It details bribery treating and electoral manipulation, citing specific cases, sums spent, and negotiations to withdraw petitions, with reflections on legal gaps and calls for reform.

Select Committee Harwich Nottingham Lewes Penryn Falmouth Reading Oder Csansel Sriving Iiv Aehouse Robert Peel Victoria Russell Beny Agai Jate Eailty

Belfast election bribery report cites compromise and perjury

The select committee reports that Belfast election petition was settled by a covert compromise paying £600 plus up to £1000, with admissions by the sitting side that the election was void on specified grounds. It details extensive bribery, voter impersonation, and corrupt practices, including four outsiders brought from Monaghan. The registry’s flaws enable such schemes, and parties seek legislative remedy. Dated July 11, 1842.

G. Larpent Mr. Walter Charlton J. C. Hobhouse G. T Larpent Walter John Cam Erobhouse George Larpent London Nottingham Messrs. Clarke, Fynmore Fladgate Lord Rauetiile Wakefield John Heard Mie Enfield Ma. Biddle Mar. Hard Birkin Wells Hoot Alfred Fellowes Henry Leaver Bean Donation Barton Caeorge Bacon Aulton M. Waketied Phat Prowiscory Eapo John Cant Hobhouse Sir Crodge Bilbulph Bacon Meg Sutton Sharpe Ion Wahler Dublin Cam Hobhouse George G. de HH Thane Wid Pankes Hobhouse Creag Ge H. Tarpent Bart M. Fhapuirn Perhoners Rogers Bigots Gil Mr. Roberts Wis Roberts Jiu Suiniss Tyee Elall Parkes Toonter Mieir John Camdfebhouse George Carpent Gs Darke Lew Bo Summers Pearford Elphinstone Pitzray Lord Cantalope Harford Lipuinstom Mer. Pizrey Lord Cantalupe Fiteroy Antalupe Ute Tre Pitzeys Cantalupe Elis Ieasefuts Caras Iid Joss Phat Fitzroy Wilgrey Piuvrow Harvard Fitarey Piptanstone S. Harford Summers C. Russell Lord Chelsea T. Mills Wo ‘Tooke Mr. Russell Mr. Mills Mr. Tooke Mrt. Mids Casset Chelsea Tord Chelsea C. Joussell Lord Th. Mills Reading C. Russe Chrensea C. A. Saundens Mills Russell Russell Sais Select Committee Belfast Grimshaw Monaghan

Execution of Tamar Dick at Cardiff Gaol

The convicted murderer Tamar Edwards, alias Tamar Dick, executed at eight o'clock on Saturday morning at the county jail in Cardiff. The 24-year-old confessed to all crimes except theft and murder while remaining steadfast as the crowd watched. his confession, read in Welsh, attributed the death to others’ interference.

Cardiff Tamar Edwards Merthyr Tydfil Edwards Stacey Merthyr Hichared Edwards Daly Thonas Streey Gedlot Gaara Ditera Povey Ony Peges Posey Aly Rewer Percy Pevey Chey Dawlals Celi Coed Cymimar Aeain Jane Phillipe Gace Pi Topetier Duliren Richard Epwarns Mr. Stacy Richard Edwards Jons B. Wood

Inquest for Major Boxhall and Other London Tales

A London inquest reports Major Boxhall killed by a roof fall at Swaffham brewery site, verdict accidental death. It also covers a murder-at-peckham rye case with no firm evidence against William Webb, and a suicide attempt by a young woman in Kensington Gardens after ingestion of laudanum.

Sulipe Muse Vox Beiren Mingus Red Lion Uionstreet Park-lane Charles Fearuly Lane Fox Carnotstreet Mayfair George Gres Fox Mary Vaughan Butler Marquis of Thertford Eliott Swaffham Messrs Norwich Mercury Pecknam Rye William Webb Trail Union Hall James White Noble and Mee Peckham Rye Cottingham 113 P Campbell Mr. Cottingham Webb Parker Old Bailey Guildford

Deputations Press Peel and Graham on Manufacturing Distress

Delegates from Leeds Manchester Huddersfield Bolton and others meet Sir Robert Peel and Sir James Graham to plead worsening unemployment and bankruptcies in the manufacturing districts. They cite factory closures distress and fear for general trade as they demand relief and policy action.

Robert Peel Wm. Pawson Leeds J. Holdforth Alderman Chapell Manchester Robert Gardner William Brook Huddersfield West Riding of Yorkshire Henry Ashworth Turton Bolton Joseph Hegginbottom Ashton William Biggs Leicester Walker Bury Edward Akruyde James Hoatson Halifax Thomas Ashton Hyde Lancashire Holland Hoole Salford Treasury Edward Akrayde Yurkelore Vielvat Pheniel Ali Ben Tal Ir. Ashworths H. Wee Ashworth Hps America Ashorny Bethy Ourewa Sega Chae Levi Wales Sydarce Diemen's Piculeuy Borshat London Liverpool Africa Conwy Sydney van Diemen’s Land Althovein Sime van Dieten van Diewen Lord Stanley West Riding Lord Staley Rand Reuins teXaminca Toatsorn J Brook Wuddersfield Henene ‘Lal Lord Sankey Lorn Warescliffe Privy Council Office Lord Whernclife Sallord Hoole Hude Russia Lord Wharncliffe Brooke J. Graham Pawson Hadforth G.R. Chapell Henry Walker Ashworth Hoatson E. Ackroyd Ditto John Walker Higginbotham Carrick Carlisle W. Briggs Boroughreeve Holland Hoyle Blythe Glasgow Bright Rochdale Myr. Rawson Colonial Office James Graham Cheshire Jas. Graham Bi Feilden Oldham

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