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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 30, 1843

Page

5

Correspondence on church leadership and reforms

A fragmentary letter shows H G Ward urging Sir Robert Peel to act for Protestant interests and rescue the Queen from peril. The writer, in formal tone, expresses sympathy for sufferings and asks when he and Mr M'Neile might be made bishops. The tone reflects ecclesiastical politics and potential high church disputes.

Ately Robert Peel

State of the Country Postscript in Parliament

The piece reviews Lord John Russell's acclaimed speech on the state of the country, praising its earnest clarity and broad policy range. It notes Peel's reply focusing on tariff changes, agricultural signs of improvement, and ongoing revenue shortfalls. It critiques the government’s concessions abroad versus restraint at home and questions who can lead the nation from looming dangers.

John Russell England Ireland Robert Peel Lord John Brazil United States Wales Rebecca Lord Palmerston Paris Downing-street Lord Stanley

Iron trade crisis looms in Birmingham area reports from Tipton and Dudley

Reports from iron masters in Tipton and Dudley signal a deepening crisis as Tivi works near Dudley halt, bailiffs seize premises, and vast layoffs follow. Bankers estimate large liabilities while some blame metallic currency and corn laws. Collieries near West Bromwich and Great Bridge slow or stop, workers share scant wages with the out of work, and fear of mass unemployment grows. A Sheffield Wesleyan conference marks its centenary as ministers are elected and 400 clergy attend. An Irish case in Downpatrick questions the validity of a Catholic marriage to a Protestant dissenter, with judges reserving judgment.

Birmingham Tipton Dudley Sally Messrs. Dixon and Co South Staffordshire Tividale West Bromwich Hilltop Great Bridge North Staffordshire Salter Sheffield Carver-street Wesley Hannah Messrs Jno. Farrar J. Gostick W. Sleigh E. Hoole J. Willis Dunn Dalby John Scott R. Newton D.D Manntace Cash Downpatrick Assizes Jane Rafferty Neill M‘mullan Tomb Nelson O'Hagan Justice Perrin Reuben Morning Chronicle East Lothian Baron Alderson Norfolk Lord Brougham Lord Ellenborough India Somnauth Lord Auckland R. Ferguson Alexander Grant Essex Brampton Mr. Palmer Captain Boldero M.P Quintin Dick J. Emerson Tennent Mr. Young Cavan Dunbar Meyer Belfast Oseland Davis Treland Ross Cox Falls of Niagara Cox Dublin Ireland Edward Sugden James Graham Home Office Robert Peel Whitehall Gardens Beenequer R. Peel Fitzroy Somerset Unionhall Cornelius Manniz Cottingham O'Connell Camberwell Poor-Law Commissioners Marylebone Board of Guardians Courts of Equity Sutton Sharpe Griffith Richards Girdlestone Pemberton Leigh Romilly James Parker Wilcock Lee Wood Bacon Tus Liverpool James Clarke Robertson Gladstone Gilbertson Henderson Temple Henderson Clarke Falcon London North Cape Cairns Glasgow Glasgow Chronicle London Society For the Protection of Tottenham Benjamin Bond Cabbell Sone Christ Church Turnham Green Chiswick Christ Church, Turnham-green Great Western Road Five Mile Stone Turnham-green Queen's College China Heerjeebhoy Rustomjee A. and D. Furdonjee Eneas Macdonnell Standard Protestant Association United Church of England and Ireland Bedford Assizes Sarah Darley Alderson Gulliver Royal Horse Guards Blue Lynar Fawcett 55Th Regiment of Foot Marylebone Humphreys Bodkin Aggs Fell Justice Coltman Chancery-lane Marylebone Police Court Mills Inspector Ages Long England

Parliament Prof Not Prorogued Until Late August

Miscellany notes ongoing parliamentary prorogation delay into late August. Reports on Lord Alderson illness, Lord Brougham praise misattributed, and social, legal, and ecclesiastical items from London and Dublin including appointments, promotions, and shipwreck concerns.

Suspected murder on the Diana South Sea whaler

Intelligence reports the explosion of the Diana off St Helena after a mutiple delays home from the South Seas. Captain May is believed killed by a gunshot in his cabin preceding a catastrophic powder magazine blast. A later inquiry at St Helena labeled the event wilful murder, with the Diana wrecked but cargo salvageable.

Munpgr Diana May London England Leland of Ascension St. Helena Oles Grecian Smyth Baker Lloyd’s Blyth Rover London Docks MatpsTown Anne Young Chittenden Maidstone Medway Smith Sunmick Dally Queen's Head Inn Sibbald Palace David Merrick Goodwood Duke of Richmond Southampton Marquis of Anglesey Dunceness Dungeness Platon Ferdinand Clementine Woolwich Thames Sunderland Newcastle Rouen George Lawrenson Pluton Eximaonpinaky Buiata Chiswell-street Whitecross Street Bunhill-row Leeson St. Luke’s Clifton Zoological Gardens Clerkenwell Hodges Oil and Colour Man Aylesbury-street Clark St. Sepulchre St. James's Farringdon Street Watling-street Mr. Hodges

Court and Fashion at Buckingham Palace Ball

The Queen hosted a state ball at Buckingham Palace with Faraday style lighting and elaborate decorations. Royal guests included Prince Albert King of Hanover the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Clementine of Sax Cobourg Gotha. Supper and performances followed with a lavish buffet and band. A Thames tunnel visit featured cheers and a dramatic aerial procession with guards and a royal barge voyage. A near collision with the Syren steamer prompted speed notices for future river travel.

Buckinham Palace Faraday Tippoo King of Hanover Duchess of Kent Charlotte Dundas Sir George Cooper Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Prince George Auguats Somerset Baron Knesebeck Duchess of Gloucester Palace Murray Slater Frederick Stovin Francis Seymour Wemyss Bouverie Her Prince Albert Kent Gloucester Duke Clementine Saxe Cobour Gotha Don Pasquale Mecklenburg Palmerston Peel Morpeth Stanley Earl of Auckland Earl of Aberdeen Earl Fortescue Robert Stopford J. Russell Lord Langdale Wigram T. Wilde Marquis of Lorne Chisholm Weippert Ondine Mackay Duke of Sussex Achilles Prince of Wales Parker Nuttall Scots Fusilier Guards Duchess of Cambridge Royal the Duchess of Kent Clarence-house Thames Tunnel Wapping Great Britain Wapping High-street Middlesex Rotherhithe Her Majesty Prince Thames Evans K Division Yuang Watts, Butt Valentine Admiralty Hawes M.P Thames Tunnel Company Charlier Page Young God Save the Queen Irvine and Brown Marm Buckingham Palace Griffin Royatty Oy Syren Woolwich Royal Barge Roberts Masterman Dublin Tower Queen Greenwich Hospital

Cinderella and England's Monarch in London Theatres

The excerpt surveys multiple Victorian era stage events. It covers Rossini's Cinderella with performances by Grisi and others, the benefit for Cerito, and Costa’s program mixing Mozart Donizetti and Rossini. It also notes Astley’s spectacle England's Monarch and remarks on Lejars and Madame Lejars. A long obituary section on actor Edward Elton and a report of Mr. Freeman's stage accident conclude the column.

Fornasari Dandini Grisi Cinderella Pia Mesta Lablache Mario Cerito Ellsler Fanny Ellaler Camille Signor Costa Mozart Rossini Guglielmo Tell Don Pasquale Donizetti Martini Persiani F. Lablache Elesler Astley England Worcester Royal Oak Royal Amphitheatre of Arts W. D. Broadfoot Monsieur Madame Lejars Cirque Olympique Paris Dibdin M. Lejars Surrey Taratex Miss Romer Harrison Leffler Her Majesty's Theatre Drovry Gzovez Rosa Covent Garden George Robins Bunn Drury Lane Theatre Brighton Gazette Exton Literary and Dramatic Fund H. Phillips Carpenter Hollingsworth Edward William Elton Pegasus Eowand William Blrton Drvury-Langk Springhall Verulam Wilson-street Gray’s Inn-lane Pym John Reeve Olympic Theatre Tyrone Power Elton Liverpool Birmingham Everpool Napoleon Theatre Royal Liverpool Eas Cominus Coriolanus Vandenhoff Chester Shrewsbury Manchester Charles Young David Morris Haymarket Theatre London Osbaldiston Walter Tyrrell Theatres Royal Minor General Theatrical Fund C. Freeman Adelphi Theatre Edinburgh Freeman Mr. Freeman Caledonian Mercury

Goodwood Races Opens With Grand Display And Packed crowds

The Goodwood meeting attracts vast crowds via rail links from Fareham and Chichester, with Lord G. Bentinck guiding course improvements. Eleven races feature Craven Stakes, Drawing Room Stakes, Ham Stakes, and more, as Newcourt and Parthian contend in close finishes and portraits of fashion fill the stands.

Goodwood Turspar Goodwood Park South-western Shoreham Fareham Chichester Bognor Buckingham Palace London G. Bentinck Duke of Richmond Mr. Gully Era Mr. Etwall Mr. Osbaldeston Muley Moloch Fickie Lord G. Bentinck Discord Ben-y-Ghlo Newcourt Bels@na Belwnna D. R.S Lord Chesterfield Parthian Templeman Payne Mr. Mostyn General Pollock Greatheart Mr. Payne Ham T.Y.C Colonel Peel Touchstone Vulture Mr. Wreford Sultan Junior Zenobia Sandwich Eaglesfield Rogers Misdeal Duke of Bedford Convoy Envoy Goodwood Stable Richmond Goodwood Club Craven Course Mr. J. Day J. Bayly Mr. Hook Una Count Bathyany Monarch Remnant Rook’s Nest Mary Gaper Cotherstone Lavant Ascot J. Day Billy Ratcatcher Lord Albemarle Robinia Duke of Beaufort Liverpool W. Sadler Wyndham J. Hewitt John Day St. Lawrence Anson Napier Lord Glasgow Anti Dickens Craven Devil Among the Tailors Butler Beresford Henri Quatre Gardner Rameden Pastoral Balchin Brown America King Physician Coatsworth Rockingham T. Walker Blue Bonnet Bacchus Mr. Furth Mr. Baichin Sir. W. W.wynns Lord Palmerston Zelia Lord Eglinton Aristides

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