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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 09, 1839

Page

6

How to Make a Bargain and Tea in Russia

Selection from 18th and 19th century essays and anecdotes. Sir Henry Fanshawe’s horse sale with Lord Exeter shows barter and pride in price. Bremner notes Russian tea superiority and travel by land. Short moral observations on comfort and folly. Animal tales recount a terrier mother and a dog loving ducklings. Poetic note on the angel’s wing as a motif in Lovers’ dialogue.

Drummond of Exeter Henry Sir Henry Lord Exeter Lady Fanshawe Russia China England Canton Celestial Empire Europe Bremner Edin Sharp Benze Colton Lacon James I Theobalds Gib Fei-Chamber London Nover Endymion Porter Riss Dhkin Dunrobin Castle Sutherlandshire Duke of Sutherland Etver Brown

Riots in Liverpool End of King Charles II Celebration

Riots after the ship carpenters procession erupt in Park lane Crosby street and St James market. Police under Mr Whitty disperse crowds as carpenters clash with Irish labourers. weapons seized and several injured.

Livertoon Charles II Parklane Crosby- Street Blundell-street St. James’s Market Whitty Jordan-street Crosby-street Mercury Hugh Lloyd Thomas Davidson Mr. Brown St. James's Carpenters Simpson-street Brown Salthouse Dock Dowling Sparling-street Fagan Canning Dock Salthouse St. James’s Street Highton Mr. Highton St. Patrick’s Chapel Mr. Dowling Sparling Street Angus M‘gill Thompson Bridewell Brickstreet

Riots End After Six Police Divisions Quell Disturbances

A six-division police force faced eight engagements as rioters clashed through Park Lane and St James's Street. Officers, led by Mr Whitty, dispersed crowds with restraint, detaining a pistol wielder and a woman who incited destruction. No fatalities reported as order returned by late evening.

Whitty Simpson-street Blundell-street M‘donald C. Tyrrell Mr. Whitty Mr. Boothby Brick-street Bridewell Boothby Mary Maxwell Park Lane St. James’s Street Nelson-street St. James’s-street Pearson St. James’s Market Lace

Canova and Caprice of Napoleon at the Mansion House

The Lord Mayor hears Mrs Freeman seek return of her children from the Cape of Good Hope after an executor diverted funds from their late father. A second report covers a stabbing case in Lambeth, a stout theft at Knightsbridge, and a long domestic scene in which Napoleon entertains Canova with a tale of Bettina Biasi and his own artistic ambitions.

Samual Lover London Chapman and Hall Freeman Philip India Cape of Good Hope Cape Children’s Friend Society England Mrs. Freeman Miss. Freeman Lord Mayor Doctors’ Commons William James Daley Coleman’s Place Lambeth Union Hall Lord Elsenborough David Godfrey Lower Marsh Godfrey Rospery Doherty Moss Queen Square Thomas Goding Cannon Knightsbridge Goding Charlotte-street Chapel Pimlico Heywood Barfoot King Imperial Palace Fontainebleau Napoleon Marie Louise Duroc France Canova Rome Paria Paris Arts Italy Louise Venus Borghese Colonne Vendome Wagram Austria Caneva Trevisa Possagno Sartori di Crepana Antonio Pradazzi Faliero Toretto Atelier Bettina Biasi Bettina Venice Dominica Volpato Raphael Morghen Corvisart Vetturino Passagno Marie Lousie Bettina Biasa

Napoleon Abdication Documents Mention Emperor Marie Louise Canova

The note records the evening of 11 October 1810 with the Emperor, Marie Louise, and Canova in the room near the fireplace when Napoleon signed his abdication on 11 April 1814. The details connect key figures to pivotal moments in Napoleonic history.

Marie Louise Canova Napoleon

Morau Insanity and Charitable Shakespeare Accused

A morau insanity case describes a northern noblewoman driven to fire of three houses by an irresistible homicidal monomania and placed in a madhouse after repeated fires and a child attack. The piece examines Shakspere's mercy over harsh punishment and quotes Emerson on solitary study as greatness.

Morau Germany Law Magazine Shakspere Proteus Iachimo Eimerson United States Essex Bill Erith Benson’ Hillis Home Services Bank Encranp Bank of England Downing-street Charles Donellan Turner Cumberland Barracks Ingoldmells Westminster Bridge Bridge-street Westminster

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