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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 16, 1844

Page

2

French Prince de Joinville to command naval squadron off Morocco

The Moniteur reports the King has ordered Prince de Joinville to hoist a flag aboard a ship of the line in the squadron of evolutions, to cruise off the eastern coast of Morocco with steam frigates and lighter vessels, before leaving for Toulon to take command of the naval division. The move follows tensions with Morocco and related European naval activity.

Prince de Joinville Morocco Toulon France England Muley Abderhaman Abd el-Kader Chamber of Deputies Algeria Bordeaux Havre M. Arayo Clara Axcor- Leme Journal Des Debats d’Angouleme Goritz la Presse Duke d'Angouleme Paris Orleans Rouen Avignon Strasburg Leghorn Italy Piombino Doria Pamphile Rome Versailles Ditto Europe Flushing Prince Henry of the Netherlands Tangiers Christiana Presse M. Mavrocordato Coletti

Westminster Schoot annual festival and public notices

Westminster School gentlemen held their annual festival at the Thatched House Tavern with hon W Ridley Colborne presiding. The Bank of England tightened power of attorney procedures after forgeries. A fire at Turnmill Street destroyed over 500 quails. one man injured. The Usiten Law Crowns Society dinner, Royal Free Hospital events, and temperance meetings followed with varied proceedings and tensions. An inquest found Joseph Price, a displaced butler, died by self-inflicted vitriol due to fear of want.

Westminster Westminster School St. James’s Street W. Ridley Colborne R. C. Glyn Bank of England Bank, of England Turnmill-street Clerkenwell Davenhem Ware J. Porter Davenham Hatton-garden Farringdon-street Whitecross-street Watling Street Braidwood Usiten Law Crowns’ Society Crown and Anchor Strand Baron Rolf Knight Bruce D. Wakefiell Jervis F. Kelly Watson Cackhien Bolin M.D .Hd Wilwick Piggott Peute Young Lloyd Fitzwilliarg Wakefird Yaien Royal Freez Hospital Gany London Tavern Lord Ashley M.P West End City Committee Union Hoghitraz Prince Albert Brompton Angon Worcester Chelsea Hospital Society of Antsa Society of Arts Mana Society St. John-street Adelphi Duke of Sutherland Saxony Willis North Shoa A. Murray Bisnor T. O. Clarke London Salisbury Ireland Scotland Bombay America Switzerland Norwich Exeter Hall British and Foreign Temperance Society England House of Commons David Buell Miller Axp Forsion Schoor Society Gifter School Borough-road Ebrington Devonport Prince Hendrick of Homnantaxp Prince Hendrick Mediterranean Jason Riju Prince Caledonia Plymouth Mount Wise Royal Artillery Royal David Milne Samuel Pym K.C.B Murray Port Iadmiral Luscombe Guernsey GovErnon Ievue de Pee Waterman Messrs Dobree Dobree and Leeds Parick Yorkshire 7Th Foot House of Correction 70Th Regiment Yeomanry Louth Markham William Markham Horncastle Ashby Jacob Gainsley Tashwell Genny-wood Legbourne Bilshy Romford Bank Thomas Johnson Purtecken Ward Essex Herald Romford Grays Rowford Market Southadmipton Spalatro Southampton Reay George Flurrison Spilatto Charles Thomas Hill Finnae Spalatra Hill Sir Thomas Sorell K H Trieste

Ampthill Dreaming Suicide Case at White Hart Inn

A Bedfordshire inquest reports William Sexton, son of the White Hart Inn keeper in Ampthill, died from a throat wound self-inflicted during a dream about a policeman threatening him. He woke to bleeding, then wrote of the dream and motive before the act.

William Sexton White Hart Commercial Inn Ampthill Bedfordshire Croydon George Kersley Reid Croydon Common John Roger Hollywell

Repeal meeting in Conciliation Hall crowded in Ireland

Dust reports a densely packed Conciliation hall where Lord Friench presided wearing a green repeal vest and repeal buttons. Henry Gratian was cheered as speakers urged repeal while a rumor claimed barracks barred wearers of repeal buttons. Bank of Ireland notes a 4 percent half yearly dividend amid reform chatter. Monster dining set transfers mark prison moves at Richmond Penitentiary.

Repeal Association Lord Friench Henry Gratian Peel Dusix Bank Treland Richmond Penitentiary

Craven’s Hype Manston and Theatrical Biographies Delve

A London review notes Craven’s three volume satire Hype Manston and the Hyde Marston works rail against brutal turf and stage morality. It highlights Mrs. Wilson’s female biographies, Garrick era crimping anecdotes, and letters between Garrick and Stone showing theatre recruiting and comic mischief across the Drury Lane era.

Hype Manston Craven London Henry Colburn Hyde Marston David Garrick Drury-lane Theatre Stone Garrick Crimp Britter W. Stone Brutus David Gagricx

Fragments of a Quiet Smoke and Night at Bond Street

A memoir-like scene in a Bond Street coffee room shows a dissipated circle around a blazing grate. The narrator, in odd attire, recalls a night of brandy, witty jests, and past escapades among a group of lively characters.

Long Clifford Maher Coffes-Room Ultimi Romanorum Greenwich Giant's Causeway Kinsale Bond Street Horace Hampstead Burton-crescent James University of Oxford Athirst Byron Bury-street Pickering-place Ireland Jim Piccadilly Saville-row Bury Street

Debut of Helen Faucit in Hunchback at the theatre

A crowded audience witnesses Helen Faucit in the role of Julia in The Hunchback. Despite rough start, a lone admirer helps her through the opening act. The performance grows from faltering to final triumph as the actress overcomes stage fright and delivers a series of culminating successes.

Texas Ean United States Mexico Senate Green Congress Washington John Tyler Galveston Philadelphia Upland Florida Mobile New Orleans Georgia South Carolina Virginia Liverpool London Havre Helen Faucit Julia Aga Jdebutante Walter Wilford Clifford Helen Paleaka

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