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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 11, 1843

Page

7

Thomas More and Matt in Momentie hle character discussion

Fragmentary historical note discusses Sir Thomas More as chancellor of England and his domestic preoccupations. It mentions the tension between public duties and private life, devotion to family, and the notion of literature versus personal conversation with a spouse. The text reflects a domestic hints tone amid ambiguous context.

Thomas More Sir Thomas Ford England India Valentine Blake Sir Valentine House of Commons Bacon Atalantis Valentine Mons Tereupon Givscarcely Smotherar Punch Colonel Althorp Humethy Robert Peel Sibthorp Bain Lincoln Valentine Lake Manchester Frampton Willuram T. Prout Strand London Thomas Prout Whitehall Mr. Grimstone G. J. Guthrie F.rs J. B. Licurisxo P.S St. Jamce's-Street Grimstone W. Grimstone Broad-street Bloomsbury King-street Long-acre Treasury W. Grimatone M. J. Noble Bookaeller Boston Parr Lincolnshire John Costall Niagara Canada Elizabeth John Noble Olloway Duke of Portland Ann Mellish Holloway Welbeck-abbey Scott Portiaxp Marquis of Westminster K.G Lord Westminster Mr. Holloway Eaton-hall Cheshire Temple-bar Liverpool Jannin and Co Grafton-street Dublin Holster Cork Henderson Belfast Drummond Hib-street Edinburgh Sald Lsbour Messrs. Curtis Old England Bassex Herts Mercury Messrs Curtis Messrs. Curtis and Company Frith Street Soho-square

Delivered last week Do from 1st June Arrived last week Do from 1st June

Town price details show deliveries occurring last week with reference to the first of June. The document notes that deliveries arrived last week at the town and mentions price information associated with the period.

Wepwzapay Conn, &c London Mownay London Coal Exchange

Court notices and appointments in the London Gazette

The London Gazettes record the Trinity Term queen's bench sittings for June and a list of appointments. Francis Church and David Garrick named as masters extraordinary in Chancery, while Royal Engineers promote officers. Bankruptcy notices list debts and registered traders. various dividends and certificates issued. Partnerships dissolved across multiple firms. Sequestrations listed for Scottish locations with dates.

Court OF Queen's Bench Trinity Victoria Rue Court Waitepott Francis Church Krigaclers Mould William Driscoll Gossett Stace Bingley Yorkshire W. Eden Queen Street Cheapside J.whitmore Stockport Cheshire J. Ryan W. Denek Bath W. T. Reynolds J. T. Feirbank Sheffield Uilders H. C. Curlewis Hanover Street Hanover Square S. Fenn Bromley Draper W.S. Goodeve Chichester Sussex W| Wood Gravesend Carpenter J. H. Curtis Solo Square J. Daniel City R. P. Bell Newcastle-upon-Tyne J. L. James Durham J. and W. Herring J. Bowman Carlisle J. G. Galbreath Houghton-le-Spring Seisa Bell and Davison Newcastle-upon Tyne Gales and Co Hylton W. Hussey Nether Koutsford Baker Cobham and Wright Camden-place Peckham J. Peters Meratham Surrey E. V. Austin Paradise-street Rotherhithe Apothecary C. M. Nicholson Corn-exchange Mark Lane Durant and Banks Farningham Kent Bakers G. Eshelby Gate-Street Lincoln’s-inn-fields Curvier Panton and Co Sunderland Iron Manufacturers Harrington and Pattinson Woodbank Cumberland Calico Rican and Co Tinners A. P. Bell Fruiterer Rentall and Morris Walker's Court Golden-square hosiels—Good and Swanston Whitestree Devoge and Perry Manchester Jacquard Holt and Ogden Portwood Brinnington Chester Elliott and Oliver Liverpool Megson and Dibb Wakefield Pearson and Patterson Bradford Bealey and Co Pacey and Wood E. Armstrong H.C J. J. Milford Truro Cornwall Kinley and Simpson Dobson and Co J. Snowden Tyzack and Co North Shields B. O. Tyzack I. Tinsley Sedgley Brooker and Penfold Brighton le Plastrier and Young Chancery-lane Watt and Appleton W. Hatton South Queensferry Linlithgow P. Bryce Glasgow Victualler J. Hunter Midcalter

Widows and Nobles Weave Weddings Across Britain

The widow of the late Bishop Heber remarries for the third time to a French Catholic. Plans unfold for marriages involving Hon Wm Henry Dawnay, Miss Bagot, and other aristocrats. A North British force commander’s son wed Miss Elizabeth Cathcart. A Bas Rhin tale shows a man seeking to dodge marriage costs by changing his chosen bride, only to face fresh certificates and fees.

Heber Maantines Henry Dawnay N.P Rutlandshire Viscount Downe Miss Bagot Fregent Oxford Harriot Bagot Earl of Jersey Douglas Niel Douglas K.C.B North Britain Elizabeth Cathcart Lord Benedict Istinat Childrey Berks Jane Anna Frederick Chas Houghton Dearx Genzean Great Cumberlandstreet Fieut 118Th Foot Copenhagen Sicily Tord Wm. Bentinck Consolidated Board of General Officers Frederick Perthes Germany Napoleon Gotha St. Francis Ross-shire Nairnshire Kenneth Smith Kenneth Mackenzie Dear Regent-street Lord Nelson Nelson Richard Tothill Weavitree Exeter Royal College of Surgeons Apothecaries Company London Tuthill John Tuthill Cheriton Hillisleigh Devon Cheriton Bishop William Collins Kenton St. Bartholomew's Hospital College of Surgeons John Abernethy Evy Tothill Mr. Marton Heaven Richardt Tothill Morison and Moat British College of Health Hamilton-place New-rosd Hin l

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