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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 09, 1844

Page

5

Mixed UK miscellany items span theatre, crime and fires

A crowded column notes King William IV’s birthday and ongoing operatic rehearsals at Her D pentre with Ricci and Persiani in cast tension. London gas price cuts. ironworks reopening. Notre Dame fatality and oddities from Bombay to Thaxted shaves. a Putney steam launch accident. Brentford widow’s death from circus fall. press notes on coin counterfeits. and Pitt’s birthday banquet with political toasts and church district annexations.

Bunn Victoria Romer Mr. Leffler Surrey Harrison Thaxted Chelmsford Chronicle London Standard Carluke Castlehill Glasgow Journal Des Debats Notre Dame Putneying Scotter Charles Greaves Chelsea T. Wakley Middlesex White Horse Inn New Brentford Elizabeth Anne ‘Bill Hill Butts Brentford Fair Meredith’s Circus Cooper Memorial de Rouen Etter Bicester Thomas Causley Dormer Aylesbury Redmayne Fowlshay Brigsteer Mosses Japan Cologne Gazetta Trieste China Nagasaki Belcher Empire of Japan Briviak England Doctor Watrr Boxnana Williams RA. Ber Grover Wolff Erzercom Teheran Meshed Bokhara Turkamans Lord Aberdeen Pitt William Pitt Merchant Tailors’ Company Lord Feversham Earl of Elton Lord Kenyon John Croft R. Glyn Round Sibthorp Lefroy H. Pownall Earl of Dartmeath Lord Farnham J. Chetwode Quintin Dick M.P Alderman Copeland A. Duncombe Sandsvith Vyse Pit Robert Stockvert Asitem inder-Lyne Bolton le Maor Bury Tancashire Bacsiem Shelton Wednesbury Staffordshire Whitford Flintshire Mary Pembroke Arihuai Green All Saints Newcastle Camborne Hilsgan Cornwall Plymouth Bank of England Wales Scotland Bank of Ireland Ireland

The Sketcher Parliamentary Trifles Part I

A vivid stroll through Old Palace yard and the Lords gallery during a great debate. The writer details reporters, ministers, and peers, noting the Speaker, Macaulay, Sheil, Lord John, and Peel, plus the Lords chamber’s quiet grandeur compared to the Commons bustle.

Palace Archway Macaulay Treasury Bench Home Secretary Knaresborough Colonies Lord John Lord Howick Mr. Ward Williams Peter Borthwick Horace Twiss Times Peel Bob Bass Guinness Commons

French Morroccan War Fears and Algerian Fortifications

Paris reports on Marshal Soult defending a 10,000f credit to fortify Algeria as Morocco threatens with Abd el-Kader’s support. Troop concentrations near Oudida, fortifications rising opposite Tlemcen, and possible French advance into Moroccan territory are debated. Reports cite BougEaud measures approved as essential amid holy war rhetoric in Morocco.

Franxez Paris Algeria Africa Marshal Soult Morocco Marshal Bugeaud Oudida Tell Tlemcen Oran Tiaret Saida Lebdon Abd-el-Kader Figaro Prince de Jioinville Maley Abderrahman Tafna Galignani Toulon Constantia Duke d'Aumale Biscara Petiigand Crochard Arcelin Constantina Fusiliers Pelisse Casbah Mahammed Seghir Ouled African Light Infantry Constantina Journal Des Debats d’Aumale Betna Garrigan Siécle Chamber of Deputies Lyons Vallies Sein Yone Armancan Prenne Aure Seone Montereaux Troyes Seine Presse England Isle of Wight Orleans Riven Avignon Strasburg Versailles Ditto Marseilles Barcelona Italta India Alexandria Spain Madrid Honourable Society Lincoln’s Inn John Solomon Cartwright Williem James Voules William John Payne John James Randolph Henry ‘Sackville Wilby William Osborne’ Maclaine Novos Temme Pollock Justice Patteson Coleridge Lord Kenyon Asea-Ion Frisay Cambridge University London Putney Westminster Bridge Raway

Royal Visits Amid Emperors and Emblematic London Scenes

A prolonged account details Emperor of Russia Nicholas I and King of Saxony visiting London, meeting Prince Albert at the embassy, touring Bond Street jewellers, and joining a Windsor review. The royal party attends banquets, visits Westminster, and inspects Parliament buildings while crowds cheer.

Robbery During Stage Thief at City of London Theatre

A performer during a City of London theatre production titled Thich is the Thief had to portray a thief and steal a watch on cue. Yet offstage an actual crime occurred as Herbert, the actor, learned his own watch with gold chain worth eight pounds was stolen from his dressing room while he acted. No culprit has been found.

Robert Peel Saxony Sir R. Peel Lord Stanley Mr. Stewart Mr. Hume Russia United Service Club Baron Brunon Chevalier de Benkhaussen Michael London Lord Hardwicke Baron Brunow Earl of Hardwicke George Lennox Prince Albert Colonel Wylde Palace Earl of Lincoln Barry St. Petersburgh Devonshire Chiswick Emperor King of Duchess of Gloucester Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Jardine Bow-street Poland Count Ostrowski Scotland Yard Mount-street Grosvenor-square Fothill-fields Chevalier Benkhausen Westmacott Lincoln's Inn Mountstreet Grosvenor Square James's Nicholas Inkson Tothillfields Thessia National Hall Holborn Bontenis Tae Trigr City of London Thich Mr. Herbert Cotton Twist Cousin Twist Peel West Indies Morning Post Jerald Tom Booth Barclay Perkins Tadger Mr. Stiggins Manchester Mr. O'Connell Lord Normanby James Graham Home Vof Canterbury Home Secretary Mary Farley Eliza Grimwood Russell Ben Coningsby Benjamin Cayrasian Moshiee Jess Great Britain Prince Geroinville Dist Ul Cook

Drunken Standard Critique of Peel Government Exposed

A sharp letter ridicules Peel and his finances, tracing political folly as a drunken progression. It likens the Standard to a drunken figure and mocks press bias, tariff effects, and ministerial missteps while noting public discontent and looming economic strain. The piece blends political satire with harsh critique of policy and leadership.

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