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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 17, 1843

Page

5

Oxford Summer Assizes Appointments Across Counties 1843

The Oxford circuit summer assizes schedule lists Berkshire Abingdon Oxford Worcester Gloucestershire Gloucester Monmouth Herefordshire Shropshire Stafford with July to August dates. Also notes route departure from former pattern and officials present. Thames tunnel tolls and tea trade, hops outlook, and various local items follow.

Madrid news reports mixed on Granada pacification efforts

Paris dispatches on June 15 outline favorable Madrid signs and Paris doubts. Gazette notes vanguard trucks near Granada with rising disorder at Santa Fe, Cadiz quashes insurrection, Catalonia troops mobilize under Prim and Zurbano, Valencia movement rumored, and Guizot urges restraint while defending French interests amid European rivalries.

Paris Madrid Saya Grenada Sante Fe Catalonia Zurbano Taragona Reuss Lerida Malaga Cadiz Tiempo Saragossa Senone Matara Pronunciamento Andalusia Caesla Prim Valencia Lopez Almanza M. Guizot England Europe France

Great Fire at Croft Soapery in Liverpool

At 1 20 a m a fire broke out in the boiler-room of Messrs Thos and Henry Croft's soap factory on Comus Street Liverpool. The premises were large and nearly new. Fire engines and water carts arrived quickly but could not stop the blaze. The soapery was destroyed within hours and nearby tenements were damaged by wall falls. Estimated damage ranged from 14000 to 18000 pounds with stock insured between 7000 and 8000 pounds. Cause unknown.

Belfast Northern Whig Kisastown Douarix Datxery Dalkey Bullock Kingstown Harbour Howth, &c Kingstown Saunders Wes Queen's Benca—Tue Justice Williams Erle Lord Kenyon Dundas Baines Sergeant Murphy Bodkin Atherton Drury-Lane Theatre Old Drury Duckingham Palace Guerda Drury-lane St. James's Park Palace-Gate Pull-mall National Gallery St. Martin’s-lane Longacre Row-street Royal Box Russell Street Royal Gallery St. Martin's Church Toyal Prince St. Martin's Bow-street Duchess of Buccleuch Earl of Jersey Miss Rainforth Miss Horton Herr Standigl Mr. Allen Prince Albert Marsal Shakspere Keeley Rainforth M. B. Hawes Macready Charles Dickens Serjeant Talfourd Maclise Grisi Brambilla Meltini Lablache Jno Mario Fornasari Mercadante Drouny-raxe Taratne Bridges-street Macbesh Sunday Times Covent Garden Drary-lane Covent-garden Drury-Jane Theatre Shakspeare National Theatre Mr. Macready England Drury Lane Jenkinses Patent Houses London Willie Duke of Cambridge Heymabert Charles Kean Little Haymarket Hamlet Drary Lane Ophelia Julia Bennett Princess's Theatre Stalian Her Majesty's Theatre Corps de Ballet Sun Office Phenix Ascot Heath Ascot Errol Wene Earl of Rosslyn Jockey Club Duke of Bedford S. Byng Lord Stradbroke Hibbard Clark Charles Davis Grimsell May Partridge Otway Lord Rosslyn New Mile Ford Pienipo Bell John O' Gaunt Oliver Grace Darling J. Day St Lawrence Dilly General Yates Mr. Gardner Lord Chesterfield Mr. Stephenson Lord Exeter Mr. T. Hussey St. Lawrence St. James’s Palace Lord Westminster Touchstone Languish Templeman Bellam Marinello Lord Bruce Ellis Rosalie Lord Jersey Slane Swinley Course Sir G. Heathcote Mr. Thornhill General Wyndham Guerdon Amorino Antidote Elixir Czar Johnny Mr. Brooke Ajax Lord Palmerston Illina Herberts Arctic Rhodeathe Charritte Gander Duke of Richmond Eaglesfield Paonakeen Exeter Albion Lord G. Bentinck African Mr. Braithwaite Courage Rhodanthe Iliona Teetotaller Pannakeen Alot Englesfield Pancakeen Mr. Ford Duke of Be Oe Oakley Oakley Swinley Peel Murat Chapple Gaper New Brighton Mr.Greville Portumous Portumnus Aecot Newmarket Doncaster Mr. W. Kimbers Nylghan Jon Lord Orford St. Patrick Mercy Reyaller Nylghan Nylghau Velvet Jerry Macremma Ibornhill Extempore Mr. Bates Noisette Macremme la Stimata Nuisette C. Swinley Maria Diaz Pettit Eliza Mr. Wreford Sultan Monimia Colonel Peel Vulture Culone Anson Buzz Liverpool Panther Lord George Bentinck Garry Owen Mr. Balchin Lord Miltown Baurra Tomacha Epaulette Captain Flathooker Mustapha Muley Rochester Bourra Tomacha Modesty Knight of Knight Gary Owen Mallard Farm Hill É&C Cap Course Mr. Ongley Sly Mr. Rogers Mr. Lichtwald Scamander Mussulman F. Butler Leys G. Heathcote Countess Bairam G. Peck Fairplay

Trade notices and a London to Lima briefing excerpt

The document reports a June 12 1813 committee note to merchants trading with Pera about a six percent ad valorem duty on logwood exports. a June 12 1843 notice to W Dobson about a Lima decree suspending Peru’s manifest certificates. plus a Gloucester line railway accident with a man crushed and dying and a correspondent's remark praising a Black law student at Middle Temple reflecting on race relations in Britain and the United States.

Linn Committee of Privy Council For Trade Whitehall Pera J. M‘grecon Tloyd’s Ecru Lima Vidal Peru J.m.greoor W. Dobson Lloyd’s Roaiway Gloucester Bromsgrove Station Bolton Bath Row Birmingham Journal Hon. Society of the Middle Temple Ingland United States

Ascot Heath Races and Derby Settlement Tales

Taos of Tattersall s Derby Oaks settlement mystery unfold as Radcliffe fails to settle debts while Ascot meets struggle with rain and mud. Race card highlights include Rhodanthe, Hiona, and Amorino winning heats, plus Teetotaller and Murat triumphs amid adverse conditions and royal backdrop.

Thoroughgoing Ascot racing notes and regatta previews

A detailed report covers a full Ascot race day program with results from the Gold Vase sweep and several stakes, noting Gorhambury and Charles XII. victors and the Derby-linked performers. It also previews the Pimlico regatta, Wellington prize sculptures, and a long boxing match at Rainham, Burke defeating Castles after a fierce 37-round battle lasting over an hour.

Ascot Herne Duke of Wellington Bailey Paris Pamey Royal Prince Albert Thames Bunge Casties Rainham Essex Deaf Burke Nick Ward Burke Jerry Donovan Cullen Castles Ready Fuller

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