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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 20, 1841

Page

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London Meeting Backing Lord John Russell in Free Trade Rise

A London public meeting at the London Tavern praised Lord John Russell and the liberal cause, praising his free trade stance and opposition to monopolies. The eloquent Lamuel Jones Loyd led the address, urging support for Russell as minister of commerce and calling for a city-wide push to secure his return with Liberal allies.

London Lord John Russell Trondon House of Commons John Russell Robert Peel Great Britain Lamuel Jones Loyd England Tsay Wolverley Attwood

Correspondence Between Mr Handley and Lord Stanley in 1841

A sequence of letters and replies between Henry Handley and Lord Stanley plus Lord George Bentinck about the 1841 Speaker vote and a Palace-yard meeting. Handley asserts he did not seek Lord Stanley's invitation and seeks public clarification while Stanley and Bentinck discuss moderates aligning on Reform and the address to the King.

H. Haxprey Pall-mall Mr. Hanxprey Lord Staxtry All-Mall Robert Peel Liverpool Manners Sutton George Bentinck Henry Hanpiey Lord Stanley Mr. Hanpiey St. James-square House of Commons Sir Robert Peel Abercromby Palace-yard Stanney H. Handley Henry Hanpiry Bviton Lord G. Bentinck R. Peel Pali Mali Mr. HanpLey Carlton Gardens Suffolk-street University Club G. Bennincx M.P University-club Suffolk Harcourt-house Mr. Haxprey Long Grorce Bennick Lord George Henry Handley

Elections Rules and Proclamations Across Counties and Boroughs

A summary of election timing rules across cities towns and counties with writs to sheriffs high sheriffs and mayoral officers. It notes proclamation windows four to eight days for elections and ten to sixteen days for county court, plus varying prorogation timing and earliest borough elections. It mentions hammer-cloth origin for coach-box and a quotation reflecting on old men and memory.

London Gazette Jean Paul

Paris and European News Roundup in June Dates

Paris discusses the budget and depenses in the Chamber of Peers with notes from June 17 and 18. Reports from Madrid, Naples, and Constantinople cover tariffs, royal processions, and Greek-Bulgarian unrest, while Jamaica and Barbados market updates accompany railway and riot notes in Nottingham and London.

Paris Chamber of Peers Rees Wee Maprip Cortes Tommake M. Sanchez Great Britain Spain England Polefax Chacon Cortinos Rousall San Miguel Loveéz M. Calatra Austria Russia Prusgia Portugal Baron Sasha Washington Constanztinorle Mehemet Ali Shekib Effendi Mehemet Porte Pacha Reis Effendi Rifaat Bey Turkkey Nissa Constantinople Bulgaria Bucharest Bissetof West Her Majesty's Swift Welsh Falmouth West Indies Barbadoes St. Lucia Martinique Dominique Guadaloupe Antigua and Montserrat Nevis St. Kitt's Tortola St. Thomas Porto Rico Cape House of Assembly Jamaica Rob Roy Aberdeen Kingston Etheldred London Mount Vernon Mining Company Spot Valley Cornwall St. Catherine's Edward Panton Charles Metcalfe Robert B. Clarke Tue General Surpewvers’ Society London Tavern Committee of Management Thompson A. Chapman NorrinecHan Notringham John Hobhouse Larpent Nottingham Blues Review Office Seven Stars Black Horse Stoney-street Sweet Barber Walter Mutton George the Fourth White Lion Liberal King's Head White Swan Journal Lion Review Tyas Burdett Snow Charlton Lerrina Lonaines Charles Fowler Theatrical Chronicle Swan Public House Westminster Bridge

COURT AND INVESTITURE AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE AND MONARCHY NEWS

The queen held a court at Buckingham Palace for an investiture of the order of the Bath with Sir David Milne receiving the star and Commodore Sir Charles Napier being knighted. Lord Melbourne had an audience, while a cabinet council at the Foreign Office discussed parliamentary prorogation and ministerial changes.

Imilitary Order of the Bath Buckingham Palace David Milne Charles Napier Lagen Lord Melbourne Marning St Byckenzanm Palace Foreign Office Byelve Hanover Mintrang” Acanex Woolwich Burnaby Idon Gazette House’ of Lords Rowovnep Standard George Grey Macaulay Marquis of Normandy Lord Granville Paris Lord Morpeth E. J. Stanley Ireland Apsley-house Waterloo Hyde Park Navy Club Earl of Minto the Admiralty St. James’s Street Philip C. H. Durham G.C B John Russell Alderman Wood Lord John Russell Pirie Westminsteer Willoughby Cotton Institution of Civil Engineers Institute of British Architects Zoological Society Microscopical Society Royal Society of Literature Royal Gallery of Science Adelaide Street Strand Phillimore David Sheppard Temple Division of Police Child’s Place Temple Dr. Babington George-street Hanover-square Oxford Street Pantheon Dears Orrom King’s College Hospital Portugal-street Lincoln’s-inn-fields Derry Dawson Devonport Dawson Robert Peel Baronet Manchester Chamber of Commerce Liberal Party G. Grey Tufnell London

Exchequer of Pleas court tale of Morley vs Gundry banker

In the Exchequer of Pleas a judgment favored Susannah Morley against Daniel Gundry for fifty pounds for board lodging and payments made on the defendant wife’s account. Evidence showed Gundry had barred his wife from Hampstead and she lived with Morley’s housekeeper from 1840 to 1841. The jury found for Morley, with ongoing questions about proper instructions for the defense and the defendant’s conduct.

Exchequer OF Pleas Guxpry Lord-Abinger Thesiger Evans Hugh Hill Jervis Jones Byles Susannah Morley Daniel. Gundry Art-Borough-Street Westminster ‘Sessions Hampstead Guidry Gundry Albany Chambers Tothill Fields Sindble Emansion . House Peter Laurie Messrs Schmalcalder Keyser Sir Peter Laurie Messrs. Knott and Williams Mr. Keyser Knott and Williams Charles Bennett Lord Castlereagh Twyford Braddock Drury Lane Theatre Green-Yard Clara Wickson Mr. Long Clara Kingston Oxfordshire Willesden Robinson Long Zur Afuscat Higgins Heath Liverpool London George IV Hughes Sir Edward Hughes Westminster Hatton Garden Tur Kylix Acain Stanislas Kaneinski Ann Samson James Samson Cheshire Cheese Dean Street Holborn Heariz Urisener Newgate Tugin Thomas Jones Northampton Tom Thomas Fisher Alfred Morley John James Newton Saint John-street-road Northampton-Tom Ching Newington Surrey Joseph Briggs Eliza Briggs Jane Meffin Ant Sen Pitfield-street Hoxton Queen-street Briggs Lambeth Street James Dobson Butcher and Smith Marlborough-stree Samuel Brownrigg Mount-street Grosvenoy-square Union Hall William Turner Lambeth Bern Waterloo W. M Win- Mantell Wm. Carter Eilis Ellis Grapes Tavern Suffolk-street James Mantell Mr. Mantell Moantell

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