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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 11, 1837

Page

5

Westminster and Dublin parliamentary proceedings summary

Proceedings cover debates in the House of Commons and Lords with bills on railways undertakings naturalization and public works. Key motions include Bristol Small Tenements Bill debate, opposition to private bill handling, and a proposed statue for Nelson in Trafalgar Square. The week also notes petitions on Vauxhall Gardens and municipal Irish matters, with adjournments and votes on second readings and committee go-ahead.

Homvss OF Commons Alderman Copelan Ware Angerstein London and Greenwich R. Vyvyan Bristol CutchesTer J. Crew Wakrey Jie Honouvrable Council of Bristel Vyvian Hume J. Wrottsessley Hindley G. Clerk CuaLmins Es Hill Aurhall Gardens A. Ye Lambeth Vauxhall Gardens Hee Wilks London Bread-street Corporation Commissioners S. Crawrom Attwood BuckiseHam P. Tuaxson Anphrew Acnrn Plumptre Roebuck Wakier Ward Chaseassé Exchequer Borthwick Major Bruce Har. Hardy Tooke Waxearren House OF Lords Phryrsday Hovee OF Commons Barnes E. Caprix Gren Lord Nelson Trafalgar Square Lord Melbourne LyspHurst Ireland Commons Melbourne Lord Denman House OF Commons Metropolitan Cemetery T. Duncombe Joan Russell Beureuck Ee J. Russeall Crawrerp Humr Sir Robert Peel Shell Anne Duke of Orleans Chevalier D'Honneur Kean Dublin Earl and Countess of Duke of Bedford Woburn Abbey Charles Russell Belgrave Square Bucharest Moldavia Wallachia Servia Pruth Galaez Evans Spain St. Sebastian Laurie 1St Lancers Hernani Disney Apsley House Opera Nevick Prince of Wales’s Lodge of Freemasons George the Fourth Prince of Wales Murillo Rembrandt Yatea National Gallery Matt Lansberg Boston Morning Post The Barre Gazette Gazette New South Wales Portsmouth Devonport Telegraph Edgeworthstown Bridgeman Simpson Earl Fitzwilliam Duke of Devonshire Chiswick Brighton Fanny Cavendish Howard Duke of Norfolk Norfolk House Lord Dufferin Earl of Courtown Carlton Club St. James Covent-Garden Covent- Garden Theatre General Steam Navigation Company Neptune Falmouth Alexandria Travemunde St. Petersburg England Royal Gardens Chelsea Whitton Park Sion House Painshill Warwick Castle Stowe, Blenheim, &c Hopetoun House Scotland Yarrell Versailles James Graham Fay Scoulgers J. Graham Baron Bentinck Count Pentinck Duke of Portland Holland William III Miss Rice Marshall Leeds Cockspur-street Charing-cress T.garnett Wizmore-street

Sir Robert Peel and London notes amid political and social tales

A compact digest of British parliamentary absence due to sciatica, idle workmen, church-building by Mr J Hardy, royal intrigues, naval ranks, royal visits, and cultural notes. Includes Dunbar, tax, and theater oddities with social commentary and civic tales.

Injuries after horse kick and curious world notes

A veterinary surgeon, Thomas Hein, is injured by a kick while handling a horse in Dentworth. The Escurial in Spain displays an ivory crucifix by Cellini. Mafra library and six organs fascinate visitors. Specie values, Versailles etiquette, and political dispatches from emigrants and Ireland fill the page.

Thomas Hein Deacon Dentworth Spain Cellini Beneverto Perseus Florence Mafra Portugal Lisbon America New York England Versailles Baudrand Duke of Orleans Queen-street Pat Colonial Office Osborne R.N Londonderry S.E Shirley Winchester Grad Pisen Prussia Havre Ohio

Dramatic Theatre Patrons and Society News Reflected

Reports from Haymarket New Strand and Vauxhall theatres highlight lessee Macready and actors Glover Humby Farren and Vining. London crime briefs follow with theft at Stable and Co silk, plus amours at Marylebone and distress cases at Hatton Garden and Charterhouse square.

Osbaldiston Haymarket Benjamin Webster Morris Webster Macready Winterbottoms Moncrieff Miss Winterbottom Hammond Vauxhall G. Stansbury Surrey Yeomanry Naples Venice Rotunda Thames Wood Drury Lane Balfe Catherine Grey America Charles Mathews Covent-Garden Liverpool Danube Vandenhoff T. P. Cooke Surrey Jim Crew

Don Carlos position grows critical amid Carlist actions

From Spain a report on May 4 states Iriarte leads 2000 Christians forcing Uranga to retreat from Lodosa and Carlists evacuate Lerín. General Evans addresses Westminster electors in a formal note dated May 30 1887 promising to respond in person.

Spain Don Carlos Valcarlos Iriarte Uranga Lodosa Lerin Madrid Evans de Lacy Evans

Explosion of a Steam Boiler Loss of Human Lives

A Hull to Gainsborough steam packet named Union exploded at Hull killing and injuring many. Eleven or more died with several others drowned or mangled as the vessel sank after the blast. Reports cite possible negligence of the engineer and an inquest planned amid a city-wide wave of shock.

Gainsborough Lincolnshire Hull Raying Union Gainsborough Weesmot Vesta Grimsby Chatterton Jacques Saville-street Dock Company Tomlinson Highstreet London Bridge Jackson Stevens Haxey-in-the-Wold Clegg Manchester Richard Tomilson Polen Hutchinson George Hutchinson Robert Chaterton Alfred Poole A Ferrier Joseph Lowther Joseph Matthews Jaques W. Bland West Macclesfield Dimsdale Whittin Luke Green Westwoodside Epworth Goddard Hutchinson Louisa Moody

Prisoner Denies Abuse as Son Rescued From Brutal Restraint

An inspector testified to finding the prisoner's son chained behind a door on the ground floor. The boy wore only a shirt, bindings and stakes fixed to the floor, and a padlock key held by the mother. A horsewhip with leather thong additional was used. The prisoner was remanded in custody after the rescue.

Charles Westwood Frederick Chandler Alderman Wilson Louisa Bridgewater Stable Stable and Co Silk Mercers Cheapside Prizoners Shireelane Fleet-street Compter Bridgewater Lord Oxford Margaret Mary Jackson Liverpool Brighton London Marylebone-lane Ing M‘craw

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