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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 25, 1843

Page

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The Inclosure Bill Debate On Waste Lands In England

An oration condemns the Waste Land Enclosure Bill for England and Wales. It argues the measure would strip common rights, grant unchecked power to two lawyers and a parson, and threaten public access to open grounds near towns. It mocks parliamentary handling and forecasts costly litigation and loss to poorer landowners.

Nathan David Com Gine Eng‘lang John England Perdon Lord John Knaresborough Eden House of Commons Pusey Aglisa Commons Paotoghape England and Wales Maisty Wong Westminster Grantam Arthur Blackwall Brunswick Loveprove’s Duke of Duke of Brunswick M. Chambers Serene Sergeant Shea Serjeant Talfourd Bighness Justice Wightman Sergeant Talfourd Sergeant Shee Mr. Denman United Service Gazette Spottiswoode Watts Knight Bruce Sputtinwoode Superior Courts Common Law

Paris Struggles Over Army Cuts and Spanish Uprising

Paris reports anxiety over possible army budget reductions and a cabinet dispute, with Guizot defending the motion. Madrid and Valencia see regent supporters and juntas opposing the government, while Catalonia and Zaragoza show mixed loyalties as Espartero presses a strong response. Extra broadcasts note renewed reviews and political maneuvering across Spain, with Madrid letters and Barcelona reports detailing junta activity and Montjuich’s stance.

Paris Chamber of Deputies M.guizot Madrid Saragossa Caratela Seville Tortona Leride Figueras Soult Guizot M. de Mornay M. Teste M. Mauguin Marseilles Avignon Orleans Tours Bulgian M. Maret de Bort Rouen Panta Teruel Seoane Tortosa Segovia Calatayud Spain Espartero Catalonia Valencia Permanent Council of War Barcelona Prim Milan Montjuich Zurbano Arguelies West Indies Friends of Free Trade Leeds Mercury Ineland Duntin Commission of the Peace Enni H. Rooke Meath British Association Cork J. Anson Prince Albert Freemason’s Great Queen Street Marquis de la Rochefoucauld Liascourt Societe de la Morale Chretienne France Assize J. Sturge Dr. Lee Walker Oberlin Institution Ohio Marquis de la Rochefoucauld Linecourt Heatty Eart Grey Oxford Christ Church Phillimore Sis Gaisford

Royal visits and notices in Westminster and Bristol

Prince Albert visits Westminster Hall to inspect cartoons for the new Parliament decorations, and Bristol fans anticipate a grand procession for the launch of the Great Britain steam-ship. Death announced of Lady Carnesine Bengsford, with mourning across noble families and listed relatives.

Yasir Patxor Arpert Weatminster Prince Albert Westminster Hall Bristol Carnesine Bengsford Ingestre Thomas Elizabeth Reynell Beresford John P. Beresford Alderman Musgrove F. G. Moon London Middlesex David Wire Alderman Brown T. Wood Alderman Copeland Alderman Wood Durham Winchester St. Mary Magdalen Oathwark Clarence Street Old Kent Road Cravenchair Broad Street Gulden-square Scotland Secession Church Stewart M.P Cunningham Mesere GvCnrie Hamilton Morrisson, Redpath, &c Brrrisa and Forefax School Society Robert Grosvenor Borough Road Willis’s Kingstreet St. James's Duke of Wellington Duke of Duke of Sussex Macbeth Duke of Sutherland Buccleuch Sutherland Montrose Marquis of Abercoro Huntly Fishermen and Mariners’ Benevolent Society Bucklersbury Royal Painted Hall Greenwich Norfolk Geographical Society Institute of British Architects Institution of Civil Engineers C. Cochrane D.F. Hops F. Clark Chartered Gas Company Westminster F. T- Evans W. Pole Zoological Society Ethiological Society Medico-Botanical Society Birmingham Derby Gloucester Edinburgh Glasgow Paisley Ayr Greenock Grand Junction Great North of England Great Western Hull and Selby Liverpool Manchester Bolton Leeds Midland Counties Newcastle and Carlisle North Midland Northern York and Dublin Kingstown Croydon Blackwall Brighton South Eastern Sheffield South Wentura Eastern Counties Brandling Junction North Union Paris Rouen Orleans Ulster Bradford Huraday James Graham Collins Coventry Stamford Mercury Bowles Newman Littlemoor Church of Rome Doves Edward Taylor Brook Taylor Herbert Taylor Marine-parade Common Pleas

Greenwich murder and suicide shocks town

A gruesome double tragedy unfolds in Greenwich as Joseph Mee and his wife Sarah Mee are found with throats cut. An inquest reveals the pair, previously unsettled, endured marital strife and Mee’s alleged insanity. Five children are left bereaved as a coroner's inquest voices a verdict of joint murder and suicide.

East Ixpia House London House Poynder Baptist Missionary Society R. S. Jones Shakepeare Farat Fatu Payne St Bartholomew's Hospital John Coggins Watkins George Foullmer Pricewood Finsbury Pavement Custom House Wharf Newcastle St Mary-at-hill James Barton Waterloo-Bridge Samuel Abbott Guy's Hospital Lambeth Church Waterloo Bridge Masey Shackell Hampstead Islington Marylebone St. Pancras Greenwich Farmer Straightsmouth Roanstreet Mr. Farmer Soas Sengasct Goode R 2 Tagle Keeble Oade Church Passage Carttar Kent Joseph Mee Dinga Sarah Mee Roan Heny Baulph Mediterranean Constantinople Tlast Mary Kinnard Alfred Kinnard John Farmer

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