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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 17, 1843

Page

2

International News Roundup From Paris To Americas

Paris reports on ministerial budget cuts and July celebrations sparking unrest across provinces. Spain faces insurrection, Barcelona mutinies, and Catalonian uprisings threaten Madrid’s grip. Portugal, Turkey, and the United States bear related tremors as regencies, coups, and economic shifts ripple across continents.

Merchants Tailors School monitors fill Oxford scholar seats

The Merchant Tailors' Company held the Setantay examination for monitors of their School to fill two vacancies at St John’s College Oxford. Monitors Thornton and Palin were elected after strong performances. University exhibitions were awarded to meritorious scholars as usual. A public audience included numerous nobles and officials, with a grand dinner following.

Merchant Tailors’ Company Setantay Merchant Tailors’ School St. John’s College, Oxford P. Wynter Oxford St. John’s William Hunter Higgs Messrs Thornton and Palin Royal Prince George of Cambridge Duke of G. Murray E. Knatchbull England Justice Cresswell C. E. Law Bank of England The East India Company J. H. Pelly Bart Trinity House T. Fremantle Wynter St. John’s College University Robert Peel Buccleuch Marquis of Londonderry Ripon Earl of Lincoln F. Pollock Cotton T. Baring St. Saviour's Sovrenors Southwark S. Mann Benson Mr. Rowe Evans Bowring W. S. Rowe Reve Tower Hamlets W. Clay Tower Hamlet William Clay Bloomfield House of Commons For G. Offer Dr. Bloomfield Anti-Corn Law Association William Clay, Bart Villiers Bethral-green

Bonner's hall park schemes and royal art exhibit details

Plans for laying out Bonner's hall fields for a park near Limehouse include a new road linking parishes and a principal entrance opposite the Greyhound. Commissioners praise designs for frescoes at Parliament House with about 150 chalk drawings entered, many by British artists, and call for a modest admission charge to fund art support.

Bonner Guy's Hospital John Caps Wick Jane Homerton Eo Ted H Wil Baker Limehouse Bonner’s Hall Fields Greyhound Ford-lane Royal Commission On the Fine Arts Westminster Hall Literary Gazette Tau Worxnouss Joseph Lewler Broughton Worship-street Fairfield St Matthew Bethnel-green Union Sudbury Suffolk Beccles Norwich Las St. Mather Bethnal-green Fred Mr. Broughton Murapsa Gell Westminster Higgs Lamb and Flag Rose Street Longacre Phillip Sweeney Covent Garden Long-acre Mosley St. Paul Covent-garden John Nicol Walters Bedfordbury West London Craven Chapel Marshall-street Golden-square Charles Hindley Hhis House J. Burnett Finsbury Chapel Moorfields Thomas Thompson Morrison Henry Richards Bennett Havelin Reede Hindley TRE East India Company Marine Department East India House Hon. Company Sercombe Calcutta Liverpool Laird India Cail Bona Vista Cape de Verdelands India House Lloyd's Assel Cape de Verd Islands

Disaster at sea and riotous prison news sweep the coast

The Madagascar could have aided a wrecked ship off Hartwell Reef but rough seas prevented Captain Sercombe and crew from assisting. Officers and crew are praised for conduct, while several are to face court martial. Also, a chartist protest over Cooper's sentence drew a crowd at Skinner Street. Sarah Mould, a known window breaker, was jailed for damage and peace violations with a year’s imprisonment.

Madrid Barcelona Cadiz Zurbano Tarragona Sabadell Spain Andalusia van Halen Juan Antonio Martinez M. Juan Lacarte Santos San Miguel Astorga Ciudad Rodrigo Serrania de Ronda Malaga Secane Saragossa Upper Arragon Bayonne Ciudad, Rodrigo Lerida Burgos Valladolid Palencia Santander Navarre Christina Espartero Christinos Catalonia Zurbane Prim Lopez Portugal Lisbon Mary Wood Duke of Saxe Co Chamber of Deputies Costa Cabral Peera Corporation of St. Abe's England Andorinha Luanda Turkey Constantinople Alexander Principality of Servia Porte Baron Lieven Tahir Eschid Russia United States Canada Liverpool Foote Madagascar Sercombe India Ngland Hartwell Reef Skinner-Street Spow-hill Cooper Theas Thomas Duncombe Feargus O’connor Skelton Hollyoake Bernard M‘cartney Stafford Advocates of Liberty Duncombe Sarah Mould Farringdon Without John Johnson Fryer Smithield Bridewell Magistrats Alderman Johnson

Accident on the railway delays mail train near Weedon

A railway accident between Weedon and Crick delayed the Birmingham mail from nine forty to ten, three engines added, eleven carriages derailed or off rail, and recovery delayed the train an hour. A messenger fetched a replacement engine from Weedon to recompose the train. Passengers aided by a later weathered day enjoyed a promenade despite the incident.

Birmingham Tre Raiway Euston Weedon Crick London Bristol Ebba Vale Sirrhowy Iron Company Tooney Ebba Vale and Sirrhowy Morning Herald Carmarthun Brynchwith Talog John Harries Talog Mill Liverpool William Brown House of Commons Manchester Ireland Daniel Hearne

Irieh Repeal Meetings Spread in Lancashire Districts

The town districts form eight associations meeting weekly to read repeal newspapers and host debates. A Dublin parent society speaker urged repeal at Carpenters hall. Feargus OConnor lectured in Manchester. Lancashire delegates met at Whalton-le-Willows to oppose James Graham’s Factories Education Bill and vow political resistance across religious groups in a united front.

Houges Ireland Parent Society Dublin Carpenters Hall Feargan Whwton-Le-Wiillows Lancashire Liverpool Manchester James Graham Salford Wigan Warrington Oldham Accrington Hindley Rochdale Leigh Risley Prescot Longsight Chowbent Southport Blackburn Scholes Staleybridge Kersley Newsham Middleton Lees Ashton-under-Lyne Stockport West Houghton Belmont Bolton Darwell Hallford Bury Stand Swinton Burnley Washingdon Galburn Abram Patricroft Pr. Halley Independent Chapel Mosley-street

Ireland and Algeria Crimping Report Sparks Controversy

A Cork letter accuses French policy of using Irish labor to populate Algeria by crimping workers from the Rouen railroad project. It claims 220 Irishmen have been shipped to Algiers, with more to follow, prompting questions about legality and government action. Also reports shipwrecks near Dungarvan with casualties, and a Dublin coach report criticizing mail coach workmanship as substandard and undervalued.

Paris Cis Baethe Snangé Fom Monte Mij Efe Tai Ber Parpeluna Paris Express M. Bilant M. Guizot Pan Vermmertty Samber Chamber of Deputies Orld National Duke of Orleans Napoleon France Washington Algiers Galignant Fricotteaux Arc M. Billant von Inetano Algeria Rouen England Trish Suiwaeck Cork Messrs. Dower Essra Wadh George Laurence Req Dublin Dorset-street Thomas Hutton John S. Dawson George Stone Eng General Post Office

Trees and riots mirror Scotland’s unsettled time

In Inverness Courier and Scotsman excerpts, a minister’s forestry push ends with glebe trees felled, while debates over Argyllshire representation hint at political reshuffling. Perth riot inquiries proceed with a formal board. Glasgow hosts a second general assembly of free protestants. Ayr strike rioters face ten years’ transportation.

Highlands Inverness Courier Argyllshire Campbell Menzie Argyllshire Celts M‘neill Prerta U3th Stirling Castle Duke of Wellington Scotland N. Douglas Huey Gath Cochrane Jackson Guards 6Th Carbineera Perth de Camp Earl of March Duke of Richmond Goldie Ireland M‘clean Rorle Major Huey 68Th Depot Witneeses Horse Guards Perthshire Advertiser Secoxp Glasgow High Court of Justiciary Edinburgh Dawson Ayr Michael Murray Daniel M‘caully William Welsh Welsh Murray M‘caully Mackenzie and Cockburn

Controversy at Oxford over Dr Pusey sermon condemnations

A lengthy protest and circulated extracts detail the Oxford convocation dispute over Dr Pusey and colleagues. Reports describe private delivery of charges, a contested board decision on doctrinal matters, and tractarian pressure amid calls for grounds of condemnation and potential appeals.

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