Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

Amelia Thomas Arkson Samuel Gurney Joseph Sturge Thomas Clarkson Mr. W. Morgan British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society Wesleyan Conference Congregational Union of England and Wales The Baptist Union Northern Association of Presbyterian Churches Mehemet Ali, Pacha Egypt Madden Hlodges United Sates Europe Russia Holland Hanover Belgium Naples Wirtemburg Baden Modena Parma Lucca Hesse Darmstadt Hesse Cassel Switzerland England Portugal Prussia Austria American Union Denmark John Bummett John Leavitt Boston U. S W. E. Pennington Everise Struxe Gurney Malacca Singapore Penang Province Wellesley Friends of Abolition Fort William Calcutta British India Scobell Ceylon Observer Ceylon Rev. J. Evans Ame Rice Wepmspay Freemasons’ Tavern Richard Peeke Sturge Clarkson William Johnson New York W. Foster J. Clarke John Allen Air. Johnson George Strickland, Bart M.P Rose Pennington United States J Blanchard Nikke-no-chee Econ Chatti-Mico Red-hill Florida Andrew Welsh Canada Pennsylvania Svening Thomas Spencer Hinton Bath Brazil Cuba British West India George Washington Austen E. N. Buxton Joseph Price Cobden Brazils Hamburg Great Britain Anti-Slavery Society of Manchester London Committee Net Tower Hamlets G. Offer Bloomfield Anti-Corn Law Association William Clay, Bart House of Commons Villiera Victoria Park Bethnal-green Bonner Guy's Hospital Sir John Caps Wicklane Homerton Baker Limehouse Bonner's Hall Fields Old Ford Lane East Jupia Company Marine Department East India House Hon. Company the Guide Sercombe Liverpool Bona Vista Cape de Verd Islands India House Lloyd's Cape de Verd É&C Foote Madagascar India Hartwell Reef Skinner-street Snowhill Cooper Thomas Duncombe Feargue O'Connor Skelton Messia Hollyoaks Bernard M'Cartney Stafford Liberty Doncombe Sarah Mould Farringdon Without John Johnson Fryer Smithfield Bridewell Ireland Parent Society Dublin Carpenters’ Hall O'Connell Feargus O'Connor Lancashire London Feargus

Paris Ronda Malaga Pampeluna Vittoria Paris Express M. Billaut M. Guizot Uly Chamber of Deputies National Duke of Orleans Napoleon France Washington Patrie Algiers Mussulmans Galignani

Oxford Royal Prince George of Cambridge Duke of Buccleuch Duke of Cleveland Marquis of Salisbury Marquis of Londonderry Downshire Earl Somers Earl of Lincoln Earl Eldon Mahon Viscount Villiers Viscount Gege Kenyon Abinger Bective Ripon R. Peel H. Hardinge G. Murray E. Knatchbull England Justice Cresswell C. E. Law Atttorney Bank of England The East India Company J. H. Pelly Aenete Trinity House I. Fremantle Wynter St John’s,college Poreoneges Robert Peel London W.S. Rowe Benson Mr. Rowe Evans Bowring W. S. Rowe Rowe Tower Sin W. Crav Tower Harlet Maurice Whitechapel Road William Clay, Bart House of Commons Villiers Mr. Creslin Bishop William Clay Bart Bloomfield Tower Hamlets Fox Adeas Evening Mail Lord Roden Ulster Times Protestant Operatives Association and Reformation Society Henry Cook Ireland Derry Boyne Hamilton Edward Sugden Lord Carew John Maher Wexford Symars Lord French Stephen Maher E. B. Sucpza Spain Repeal Association Lowry North of Ireland 53D Regiment 3D Dragoon Guards Dundalk Belfast Patten M'Glade M‘borry Tam Dungannon Mr. Clements M-Glade Orange Party Omagh O'Connel Marton O'Connell

Beribtol Ebba Vale Sirrhowy Iron Company Messrs Harford Monmouthshire Glamorganshire Sirrhowy Morning Herald Carmarthen Brynchwith Samuel Bowen Talog Lonstables John Harries Liverpool AnomEes

Curgen Scorzano Jross Lochbroom Air Davidson Tulloch Hay Mackenzie Cromartie Russ Highlands Argyllshtre Campbell Monzio Argyllshire Crown Lew Advocate Neill Glasgow Scotfish Guardian Murpgs Courteny Ayn High Court of Justiciary Edinburgh Dawson Ayr Michael Murray Daniel M‘caully William Welsh Scotland Welsh Murray M'Caully Mackenzie and Cockburn