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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 19, 1841

Page

2

London Rally for Free Trade and Russell Candidacy

A large London meeting backs Lord John Russell as a city candidate urging free trade and opposition to protectionist measures. Speakers defend reducing burdens on the unprotected, preserving naval strength, and broadening industrial freedom, with strong cheers for reform and national prosperity.

Eavily Rome Noblord Tearmot John Russell John Guest J. Guest London Samuel Gregson City of London Ang United Kingdom House of Commons Europe France Russia England Globe Mediterranean Channel Wakats

London Electoral Meeting Declares Support for Ministers

The crowd heard speeches urging continued support for the government measures. Lord J Ruy and three other candidates were urged to be elected, with pledges to advocate the Queen's policies and the ministers' program. Comodore Napier and Mr. Travers also addressed the gathering amid cheers.

London England M. Wood Crawford Pattison Hawes J. Ruy R. Currie M.P Commodore Napier Travers

Election Chit Chat On The Campaign Across The Kingdom

The piece surveys electoral canvassing in Bristol Birmingham Liverpool and London with liberal gains expected. It notes large meetings by liberal candidates and anti corn law sentiment, predicts Liberal returns in Exeter Leicester Nottingham and Yorks, and mentions Lord Morpeth and Lord Palmerston among others.

Carvass Lord Duncan Mr. Roebuck Bristol Anti-corn-law League Berkeley Fripp Adam Gordon Liberal Member Will Be Returned At the Head of the Poll. Bramincaam.—Mr. Muntz Mr. Scholefield Mr. Spooner Mr. Alston Mr. Taylor Collins Sturge Bortron Dr. Bowring Henry Hobhouse E. B. Clive Halifax George Sinclair C. Wood Protheroe Colonel Thompson Clay Leicester Sergeant Goulburn Walter Frewen Lichfield Alfred Paget Liverroon Lord Sandon Cresswell Mr. Cresswell Joshua Walmesley Liverpool Lord Palmerston London Lord John Marylebone Napier Young Commodore Willoughby Cotton Westminster George Murray Tower Hamlets Fox Notringham John Cam Hobhouse Nottingham Larpent Sir John Cam Hobhouse Newcastle Hume Leeds Southampton Mangles Hutchins Martyn Lord Bruce Sheffield Urquhart Colonel Taylor Ward Parker Worcester Thos. Wilde Davis Bailey West Alpine Lord Morpeth

Brivery or Erections Bribery Bill Amended by House

The bill reprinted with committee amendments passed the House on Saturday. Strong anti bribery clauses were removed and a separate bill will contain them. The current act allows witnesses to be compelled to testify in bribery cases before election committees and offers indemnity for disclosures. It also permits bribery evidence without proving agency, addressing proving agency difficulties before select committees.

House of Commons Spain Madrid Christina Carthagenia Guardacosta Longaniza Cape Palo M. Carasco Donna Isabella II Senate Moniteur Barcelona Oriental Pyrenees

French Africa campaign report from Moniteur dispatches

Telegraphic despatches detail French forces marching from Tekedempta to Mascara and Boghar, burning towns and repelling Arab forces. Duke de Nemours returns to Algiers. Baraguay d’Hilliers’s column ravages Boghar. political debates over Paris fortifications and Humann tax reforms stir French public opinion.

France Paris Moniteur French Africa Mostaganem Toulon Africa Tekedempta Mascara Fortassa Akbel Kredda Levasseur Saida Baraguay d’Hilliers Blidah Medeah Milianah Boghar Duke de Nemours Algiers Quo Changamier Bugeaud Marshal Saxe Duke of Nemours Granville Schneider Holland Germany Rhine Seine National Rennes Caen Vienne Chateaunalt M. Humann la France H. Humann Toulonnais Hugon Hyeres Marseilles Lassusse Levant Sentinelle de la Marine London Cours Authentique Rente de Naples

Turkey and the East Firman Sent to Mehemet Ali

From Vienna letters on May 23 report the Porte despatched the firman with conference stipulations to Mehemet Ali and that acceptance was expected. The Candia insurrection continues and threatens to become serious.

Turkey Vienna Porte Mehemet Ali Candia

Crete Turmoil and Ottoman Proclamations Stir Islanders

Private dispatches from Constantinople report the firman on heredity tribute and promotions sent to Alexandria with a fixed 80 000 purses. Crete readies for defence as Tahir Pacha arrives with 5 000 troops and artillery. English intervention discussed. Druses and Maronites resist new decrees while Candia insurgents seek British aid to make Crete a Corfu appendage. The sultan’s health declines, with emaciation noted and cautious hopes.

Panis Constantinople Alexandria Beyrout Syria Crete Ancona Tahir Pacha Directoire Angokorona Jerico Ascalon Candie Great Britain Candia Corfu Univers

Quick Caledonia voyage. M Leod case stirs transatlantic tension

The Caledonia steamship reports dates from America and Canada with over 100 passengers aboard. The M Leod case dominates debate as New York and Niagara authorities argue custody and legal responsibility amid U S Britain strains. Halifax and New York papers condemn treatment, while the National Theatre fire adds to unrest. Market notes show exchange at 108, gains in Bank of the United States stock, now 20 4 in New York and 203 in Philadelphia, under the new revenue law.

United States Caledonia Cunard America Canada New York Boston Halifax Supreme Court M‘leod Niagara England Albany Seward Washington National Theatre Morning Herald Xtra Buffalo Lockport, &c France Amsterdam Hamburg Bremen Bank of the Philadelphia

Metropolis Horticultural Society Show at Chiswick Grounds

A grand flower show by the Hurricultural Society drew between 9 000 and 10 000 attendees at Chiswick. Awards honored roses pelargoniums and exotic climbers with judges distributing numerous Knightian and Banksian prizes to gardeners and members of prominent households including Mrs Lawrence Coulthurst and Sir E Antrobus. The event featured the Guards band, public display of blooms, and a formal procession ending with God save the Queen.

Chiswick Marquess of Normanby Bean Monde Life Guards Blues Pinks Silver Knightian C. Knight Silver Banksian Bridges N. Silver Knightian Forman Wilmer Mr. Green E. Antrobus Mr. Watson J. Wells, Esq Catlough Mr. Gaines J. Wells Esq Mr. Butcher Mrs. Lawrence Gold Banksian Mr. Hunt Miss Traill Mr. Barnes G. Norman Jackson Mr. Young Mr. Falconer Bruce Barnes Mylam Mr. Rivers Mr. Davis S. Clarke Bruin Gunter Davis Lord Boston J. Wilmot Chapman Mr. Dowson W. Leaf Mr. Judd G. Knott Mr. Floyd J. J. Guest Bart Foggo Marquis of Abercorn Tilley Duke of Portland Silver Knightians Lister Silver Banksians Myatt Snow Richard Brook Cape Heaths Butcher May E. Goodhart W. Masters Insleay Craggs Mr. Mylam J. Jarratt Mr. Bruce B. Miller Falconer Dickson Mountjoy Wray Veitch Young Battersea-Bridge Southwark Surrey Thames Recorder Batterseabridge Murtia Instruction Society Great Tower Street City W. M. Chatterley Metropolitan Anti-Corn Law Association Joe Aiecoree Mieke Freemasons Box Wood Parliamen Joseph Copeland Bell the of Sussex Marquess of Salisbury Ireland Scotla Duke of Leinster John Forrest Su Ie Eo Goon Sak Ie Chee Osbaldiston Victoria Theatre Crucifix Asylum Cy Oth Witt Hawes Hawes Miss van Milligen, and Miss Turner, Whilst Messrs. Hawes Jolly Bradbury Brizzi Cronin Collier Royal Sauta Loupon Froricultura Society Surrey Zoological Gardens Royal Naval Boys’ School Camberwell Admiral Young R. Dobson Robinson Rideout Forbes Dashwood Gardiner George Cockburn Deptford George Birch W. F. Martyr Johnston Martyr Compton Brydone J. Chambers Booxsetters’ Provident Institution Trafalgar Tavern Greenwich J. Murray Albemarle Street Alderman Magnay von Raumer Chubb Messrs. Lloyd Foster Edney Morgan Walter Scott Lord Byron von Raymer Earl of Mountcashel London Society For the Protection of West End Mounteash Church of England Ars Globe

Public examination at Addiscombe exams and prizes awarded

A public examination at Addiscombe conducted on a Friday in the presence of prominent officials and visitors including the Earl of Devon and Lord Bloomfield. Thirty-one cadets were examined. five selected for engineers, seventeen for artillery, and nine for infantry. Prizes awarded span first to third classes with multiple subjects listed for each.

J. O'Alloran G.C.B Fair Fraser Goodfellow Taylor C.B Salter Sleigh C.B Frederick T. W. Taylor Morrison C.D. Burton Harding Robertson Angelo Thomson M‘neill Procter Moors Sandys Hardinge Grindlay Sandham Willis G. Airy J. Narrien Royal Military College P. Barlow Royal Military Academy M- Petrie Manuckive Cursetjee Kurreen Khan Muhabat Khan Lindsay A. P. Simons W. C. Hutchinson N. Tombs J. D Woolcombe A. G. Austen W. Davison H. Hicks C. H. Harrison O. Selby B. C. Hitchens J. B. Smith J. H. Elwyn Infantry R. D. Dansey H. B. Stevens S. W. Long A. P. Etheridge H. S. Belli D Briggs W- Gordon H. Mounsell E. L. Grant W. D. A. R. Short E. Fraser J. Carpendale M. K. Kennedys H. Tombs Ww. A. Crommelin A. de Lisle C. W. Timbrell C. A.C. D'Oyly C. J. Manson Hindustan H. 3M. Douglas

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