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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 03, 1838

Page

3

France and Spain News From The European Dispatches

The report covers French deputies debating Gougerard libel cases, rail bills granting private companies construction rights with long non-competition clauses, and disturbances in Rochelle. It also details Spanish Carlist movements, battles, taxes in Navarre, and Narvaez and Espartero movements across Madrid, Vittoria, and Bilboa.

France Chamber of Deputies Minister of Justice M. Goucard Eco du Peuple Poitiers Taeea Court of Poitiers Bourges Paris Dieppe Havre Orleans Etampes Messrs. de Tracy Martin du Nord Laffitte Odillon Barrot Plateaux Seine Tours M. Laffitte Rochelle Tour de la Lanterne Mentz 14Th Light Infantry Boulay Bouzonville Toulon Brazils Gazette de France Goritz Gratz Spain Saragossa Oraa Cantavieja Morella Infante Don Sebastian Arga Verdun Huesca Diego Leon Lebron Bayonne Christine Tafalla Carrascal Garcia Ribera Navarre MLM Marliana Aguado Don Carlos Estella Andoain Bilboa Ribero Oteiza Villafuerta Carmona Sanz Cabrera Count Negri Guerque Nauclares Vittoria Ebro Espartero Belgium Augsburg Gazette Berlin Holland Switzerland Berne Grand Council Russia Nicholas Poland Prussia Rome Holy See Austria Vienna Imperial House Andreas Hofer Passeir Hofer Tyrol Chili Gaceta del Ecuador Senor Roca Guayaquil Chile Peru Arica Arequipa Blanco Ois

Murder and death by own action in Oxford Street case

An inquest reports the murder of Mary Conway a 35 year old laundress and the subsequent death of John Parker aged 60 from self inflicted wounds in Newmans mews Castle street East Oxford Street. Parker killed Conway then died by hanging after letters link him to the crime. The coroner and police sealed the scene as crowds pressed for sight of the bodies.

Boston Board of Guardians London Driffield Allison Walker Percy York Castle Margate Margaret Belle Vue New Forest Ripley Stephen Groves James Groves Ninfield John’Fox England Brighton Sheffield Sheffield and Rotherham Jordan Dam Samuel Appleyard Conisbrough Badger Ware Dodds W. Whitelock Amos Wake Silverston Lord Southampton Stoke-by -Nayland James Mortimer Colchester Mortimer Palmer’s Stand Felo de Se Wakefield Lord Nelson Inn Penbank Altofts Joseph Lightowler John Lightowler Elvington York Messrs Meiser Kippax Staith Methley Lower Lock Waterloo Road Newman’s-mews Castle-street Oxford-street Mary Conway John Parker Conway Parker Newton George Street Bloomsbury Inspector Jenkins Piper Mrs. Conway Blue Posts Oxford Street Stirling Sabina Conway James Parker Thomas Steel Dowsing George-street St. John’s-wood Chapel

Proposed universal suffrage bill outlined by Working Men's

A public outline for an Act to reform representation in Britain and Ireland is published by the Working Men's Association. It calls for universal male suffrage with ballot, annual parliaments, equal districts, and no property tests, plus detailed registration and officer duties for returning officers, parish clerks, and deputies.

Working Men’s Association Weekly Chronicle Promy House of Commons Association Great Britain and Ireland Commons House of Parliament Det Wis DuTtiEs United Parishes

Electoral districts plan for UK Commons representation

A proposed act divides the United Kingdom into 300 electoral districts to ensure equal representation. Each district would hold about 20 000 voters, use the last census for population, redraw after each decennial census, name districts after principal cities, and elect one MP. A Home Office commission would manage boundary decisions and staffing at public cost.

Commons House of Parliament United Kingdom Secretary of State For the Home Department

Extraordinary Covent Garden Market Asparagus Bundle

A 110 head bundle of asparagus in Covent Garden market weighed 28 pounds and sold for 30s reportedly for the royal table. The event highlights an unusual yield and quality prompting royal interest.

Covent-garden Royal Table

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