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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 17, 1843

Page

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Political Daguerreotype Introduces Lawler Weave r

A royal audience hears a stark petition about Joseph Lawler a Bethnal Green weaver whose long march through workhouses and joblessness shows the failures of Poor Law relief. The dialogue contrasts charity pageantry with harsh reality as the suspect asks for a humane exception to the system.

Weather and crops grim as extended rains hurt harvests

The Mark Lane Express and The Welshman report crops damaged by prolonged wet weather with a critical harvest outlook. Flooded valleys in Wales and England drown livestock, damage bridges, and delay sowing as Ireland, Scotland, and regions like Cumberland also record poor yields and fear for corn and potato crops.

Mark Lane Gwilly Fowy Troedyrh Cwmgwilly Glangwilly Carmarthen Monmouthshire Lynn Norwich Mercury Yourkshibe Leeds Ireland Scotland Wales England Leeds Mercury Cumberland Westmoreland Noskthumberland Douauam Durham Advertiser Benrksuire Wolds Berkshire Gazette Sussex Hall Southwick Brighton Herald SomEnsetsmar Wellington Currymoor Sedgmoor Stoke St. Gregory Langport Taunton Courier Northampton Northampton Herald Dublin Afair Fermanagh Derry Nenagh Guardian Limerick William Stradd

Embezzlement charge at Queensquare bar

Thomas Webb, middle aged, stood charged with embezzling funds of the Metropolitan Anti-corn Law Association. He admitted receiving a £4 cheque drawn for Sydney Smith, but crossed by Mr Wilson and passed through Tooley Street, eventually honoured at Coutts. He claimed the funds were for mercantile speculation, citing a failed weather-driven loss, with £2 short. Bond remanded him for further inquiry. Accidental death verdict in Shadwell: Stephen Gamble, 17, apprentice on the William and Rebecca barge, knocked overboard at Blackfriars Bridge after the tiller swung and struck him. body recovered and verdict recorded.

Thomas Webb Bar of Queensquare Metropolitan Anti-corn Law Association Wilson Tothill-street Sydney Smith Messrs. Coutts Tooley-street Bond Faral Buickruiars Baipee Baker Highstreet Shadwell Stephen Gamble William and Thames St. James’s Stairs Shagwell

Court and Fashion at Buckingham Palace Royal Investitures

The Crown conferred ribands on the Marquis of Bute and the Earl of Mansfield in the throne room, with a dinner and a major court gathering featuring numerous nobles and ministers. The royal schedule included departures toward Claremont, preparations for a visit to Walmer, and Palma events surrounding Princess Augusta's marriage.

Order of the Thistle Buckingham Palace Marquis of Bute Earl of Mansfield Treasury Home Department Admiralty Board of Control Prince Albert Hanover Duchess of Kent Duchess of Gloucester Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Prince George Augusta Prince of Duchess of Gloucester Caroline Legge Duchess of Cambridge Augusta Somerset Count Kielman Legge Earl of Liverpool Earl of Aberdeen Robert Peel Baron Falke von Hattors Baron Majortie John Slade Earl ‘Howe Knesebeck Baron de Naucier Comte de Zeppelin Prince of Wales Princess Royal Alice Clarewont St. James's Palace Claremont Walmer Castle Duke of Wellington Cinque Ports Walmer Prince Kentish Dover Ramsgate Margate Ordnance Department Tippoo Seringapatam Lawp Ireland Dublin Prince Alpert Great Britain Great Western Bristol Hazard England South Wales Victoria Rooms Weippert Bristol Mirror BuckincHam Palace Royal Houshold New Chapel Ascot Princess Augusta of Cambridge Grand Duke of Amajesty Duke of Cambridge Kew Brovenam Brougham Grafton Street King of Hathoff Earl and Countess of Brownlow Princess Augusta Major Stephens Woolwich Dockyard Whitehall Black Eagle Flora Woolwich Steam-packet Company Blackwall Admiralty Department Somerset House Whitehell Stairs Royal Victoria and Albert East India Docks Earl of Balecarres House of Peers Crawford Robert III Scotland David Lindsay Crawford and Glenesk House of Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay of Garnock Spynie Spmung David Earl of Crawford Duke of Montrose Earl of Batcarres Lord Balcarres Edinburgh Courant

Anti Slavery Convention Held At Freemasons Hall Great Queen Street

The second Anti Slavery Convention met in the Freemasons tavern hall on Great Queen Street with many religious representatives from the United Kingdom America and beyond present. Samuel Gurney was elected president and Thomas Clarkson sent a message of support while illness kept him away. The gathering approved resolutions condemning slavery as a sin against God and urged churches to expel slaveholders from fellowship.

Freemasons’ Tavern Great Queen Street United, Kingdom, of America Thomas Clarkson Ilealth Samuel Gurney Joseph Sturge Mr. W. Morgan British and United States Wesleyan Conference Congregational Union of England and Wales The Baptist Union Northern Association of Presbyterian Churches Southern Irish Baptist Association Mehemet Ali Pacha Egypt Madden Hodges Europe Russia Holland Hanover Belgium Naples Wirtemburg Baden Modena Parma Lucca Hesse Darmstadt Hesse Cassel Hans Towns Switzerland England Portugal Prussia Austria American Union Denmark John Burnett John Leavitt Boston LC. S W. 5 Pennington Evenino Sirtina Gurney Province Wellesley Friends of Abolition Fort William Calcutta British India Scobell Ceylon Joseph Alexander Hear J. Evans Americe Richard Peake Sturge Clarkson William Johnson New York George Strickland, Bart M.P Rose J. Blanchard Nikka-no-chee Econ Chatti-Mico Red-hill Oceota Florida Andrew Welsh Pines Lords of the Treasury Carmine Erreets Tantri Shannon Globe Lord Stanhope Anti-Corn-Law League Jarning Chronicle Herald Roman Catholic Instituts Roman Catholic Institute Freemason’s Great Queen-street Lord Campus Lovgt Edward Petre Charles Clifford Edward Vavasour P. Howard O’connell Catholic Institute O'Connell Duke of Sussex Oxford Regius Hampden Oxford University Westminster Abbey Catholic Church University of Oxford Oxford Chronicle Tractarians Pusey Church of Rome Virginia Street Charles Langdale O'Neil Sir E. Vavasour Ade E. Petre W. Sisk

Repeal agitation and political storm in Ireland and England

A long letter to the Times analyzes treason, government policy, and fear of sedition sparked by Feargus O’Connor and repeal movement. It questions English Irish policy, condemns coercion, and warns against using mobs to advance political aims while urging calm and lawful action.

the Times Feargus O'Connor Manchester Duke of Wellington House of Lorda Ireland Servanta England Commission of the Peace O'Connor Trelanil Machiavelli Robert Pewl Cicero Hera Globe

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