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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 23, 1839

Page

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Ballot Open Question Debate Divides Cabinet and Country

The article argues that the Ballot is an open question with broad support and criticizes opponents in the Cabinet led by Lord John Russell. It cites Stroud election effects, dueling opinions within the Liberal and Conservative ranks, and praises open voting advocates like Lord Worsley while warning elites against feudal restraint and warning of a rising popular movement.

England John Russell Lord John Robert Peel Macauley Sheil Fazakerly Sydney Smith Jauln Russell Shell Privy Council Lord Grey Lord John Russell Stroud Gaskell Milnes James Graham Cumberland Lord Howick Liberal House of Commons Poulett Thomson Liberal Party Mrr. Grote Spring Rice Lord Palmerston Baring Lord Seymour Treasury William Cowper H. Parnell E. Stanley Stewart Parker More O’ferrell The Hussey Vivian Colonel Anson Ordnance George Grey Alr George Wing Robert Gordon Fox Maule Alfred Paget Lord Shelhorne Rich Thomas Troubridge Lord Morpeth John Hobhouse Labouchere Pembroke Englan Grote Lord Worsley Lincolnshire

Court and Fashion The Queen's State Ball at Buckingham Palace

A grand state ball at Buckingham Palace featured dual orchestras and two ball rooms, with royal guests including Earl Grey and Prince Esterházy. The event showcased lavish costumes, diamond ensembles, and special quadrilles, ending with a royal supper in the dining room. Edward Hobhouse named Ushers Quarterly Waiter. West Pennard yeomanry eyeing a 1000-pound cheese gift.

Buckingham Palace Marble Hall Coldstream Guards Queen’s Guard Grenadier Guards Earl Grey Count Pozzo di Borgo Earl of Ripon Earl of Durham Prince Esterhazy Duke of Sussex God Save Leiningen Duchess of Sutherland Marchioness of Normanby Miss Cocks Miss Cavendish Davis Baroness Lehzen Lord Chamberlain Lord Byron Grand Duke Saxe Weimar M. de Wagner Count Benst Weippert Desire England Quadrille Institute Lucretia Borgia Kuntsler Paulinen Labitsky Galops Strauss Prince Doria Augusta of Cambridge Baron Gersdorff Abercorn Londonderry Prince John Soutzo Marquis of Douglas Campbell Macdonald Duke of Wellington Marquis of Anglesey James Graham Lord Denman Sophia Matilda Edward Hobhouse Her Majesty Lord de Ros Sherborne West Pennard

Law of Libel Privilege of Parliament Stockdale Against Hansard

Printed report details committee deliberations on whether Parliament may publish its proceedings without court review. It covers June 1 through June 15 1839 debates, votes, and proposed actions in Stockdale v Hansard, including potential writs of error and measures to resist execution of damages.

Stockdale F. Pollock Goulburn Bernal Williams Wynn Tancred Ireland Serjeant Wilde Court of Queen’s Bench Serjeant Wilde Hansard George Clerk Villiere O’connell Warburton Easthope Lushington Noes E Sugden Lord Mahon House of Commons Gixochequer Chamber House of Ords Exchequer House of Lords SSR Williams. Wynn Pemberton R. H. Inglis G. Clerk Advocate John Russell Villiers R. Peel G. Strickland Exchequer Chamber Messrs. Hansard

French and Spanish Revolt Coverage and Near War Rumors

FrancE journals report on the Bay insurrection indictments trial set for June 24 and discuss Duguerre's pension and honors. Paris arms depots face new precautions while Moniteur Republicain circulates. Cana dian Papineau is featured. In Spain a press-control measure is planned and Espartero is named Duke de Vittoria. In Alexandria Mehemet Ali pressures Syria war preparations. Ibrahim Pacha fortifies and jockeys with Turkish forces as Europe sides watch.

Chamber of Peers 12Th of Bay M. Duchate M. Duguerre Daguerre Paris Siecle Moniteur Republicain Faris Mezieres Wissembourg Papineau France Canada Revue du Progres Spain Madicd Madrid Gazette Sth General Espartero Duke de Vittoria Diego Leon Count de Belascoain Madrid Home Department Guadalajara Cabrera Montalban Alexandria Syria Mehemet Ali Ibrahim Pacha Said Bey Mediterranean Kourscid Pacha Pacha Smyrna Constantinople Boghos Bey Sud Marseillais Austria Russia Count Medem M. Laurien Sublime Porte

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