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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 26, 1841

Page

5

Royal Society elects prominent noblemen and gentlemen

The Royal Society at its latest meeting elected Lord Monteagle, Earl de Grey, Lord Wrottesley, Hon. G. S. Byng, C. Woodward, R. Lisso, Asg. H. H. Spry, H. Davis junior, Rev. J. Y. Denham, Rev. J. Hoppus, B. H. Knight, Lieut-Colonel T. Wood, Ardaseer Corsetree, and the Earl of Carnarvon. The Royal Mint repair work proceeds with a new roof and upgrades ordered by Her Majesty.

Royal Society Royal Soviety Lord Monteagle Earl de Grey Lord Wrottesley Byng M.P R. Lissoo Asgey H. H. Spry H. Davis Jun J. Y. Denham M.A J. Hoppus L.L.D BH. G. Knight T. Wood Ardaseer Corsetree Earl of Jinan Duke de Torlonia Falcon Gravesend Thompson Allen London Hospital Algiers Texedempta Herefordshire William Power Power Commissariat Lord Melbourne Journeymen Lancashire Royal Almanack of Saxony Annaberg Penig Trankedberg de Bree la Capelle Boulogne Lord Yalmerston Hamilton London de Vree Tay Howell Friend Robert Hamilton Dundas Millbury Hampstead Kexsixcroxn Tucker West Dulwich Kennington Lane Rusher L Division Guy's Hospital Ramoans ix Genmaxy Frankfort Journal Breslau Ohlan Oppeln Schweidnitz Freiburg Silesian Frankfort Oder Kolorath Silesia Leignitz Gorlitz Dresden de Rognefeuille Mr. Detr Jno. Smith S. d

Queen Mab blasphemy case before Denman and jury

The Queen v Moxon debated blasphemous libel in Shelley's Queen Mab. Prosecution argued passages degrade Christianity. defense urged context as biography and literary merit. Judge urged jurors to weigh whole work. jury returned a guilty verdict after short deliberation.

Queen's Berce Clarke Holt Hetherington Sergeant Talfourd Hayward Shelley England Gibbon Divine Shakspere Milton Wordsworth Lord Erskine Lord Denman Heaven Hell Mab

Marie Stuart and German Opera Featured in London Theatre

Marie Stuart with Marie in the title role drew a full house at Herm Majesty's Theatre on Monday. Also, Belmont and Constance, Mozart's early Die Entführung, received a mixed review for its novelty and budding sign of his genius. Choral Fund jubilee at Greenwich and Catch Club gatherings are noted, along with a royal appointment for Manuelsson to Berlin. An accident at the Adelphi Theatre injures Mr. Anderson during a gun trick, with doctors and a safe recovery reported.

Herm Majesty's Theatre Marie Rachel Marie Stuart Geran Orris Daury-Lane Mozart Madame Schumann Staudigl Derossi Madame Heinefetter Madame Schodel Mellinger Chorat Greenwich Temple Church Caton Clun Catch Club Duke of Beaufort Lord Saltoun Lord Wrottesley L. Ellerton Midmay Bayley Lord Fortescue Mr. Willman Her Majesty's Theatre Mesdames Persiani Grisi Garcia Dorus Gras Miss Birch Manvelsson N Berlin Meyerbeer Adelphi Theatre Anderson Ministry of Marine Chamber of Peers Count Tirlet Minister of Marine France England Royal Navy Paris Loupon Payne Guy's Hospital James Catdefield Croydon Blue Anchor Lane Fiitley Andrew Sheen Ilincis Farqtharson Jackson Joln Barrett Blue Anchor-road Foster Ezekiel Pancraft Blue Anchor Road John Walker Titanes Royal Yacht Coup Thames Yacht Club J. Vanhill Sabrina Lord Alfred Paget Gnome R and T. Meesom Gazelle H. Gunston Greenwich Hospital Coalhouse Point Gravesend

Racing Highlights at Newcastle and Goopwoon Stakes

Sporting intelligence from Tattersalls reports thin attendance due to elections and racing, with Goodwood Cup drawing interest. Prices fluctuated for Deception Colwick Lanercost and strong favorites Bellona Welfare. Extra acceptances list many horses and weights. A separate feature covers a Great Four party match between civil engineers and St. George’s medical students, plus a yacht race at Arundel Yacht Club with Dauntless Bermudian Maid Briton competing and Bailes winning the cup.

Tattersall Newcastle Deception Lanercost Colwick St. Francis Charles the Twelfth Arctic Bellona Welfare Lord Bruce Rosaliee Sadler Eglinton Payne Goodman Isabella Rosalie Isaac Day the Potentate Confusionce Vulcan Lady Liverpool Ayrs Raisbane Naworth The Jully Bachelor Bosphorus Tearaway Valainconit T-am-not-aware the Young-'un the Ruler Una Muleteer Monops Darkness Specimen the Maid Wirrestrew Portrait Master Yommmy Wanton Henri Quatre Cambyses Charlottee Buskilly Hull Bank Lady Georgina Monsieur le Sage Whisperer Benedetta Phosphorus Croin Saint George's College of Civil Engineers Putney St. George's Hospital Arundel Yacht Club Messrs Searles Cambridge University King’s College St. George’s Preston Bishop Daubney Collier Bannister A. Johnson Civil Engineers Springate St. George's Searles Vauxhall Bridge Putney-bridge Temple-gardens Wandsworth Meadows Thames Yacht Dauntless T. Edwards H. Bailes J. Gardner Waterloo-bridge Westminster Bridge

Proclamation Dissolving Parliament and Calling New Session

Royal proclamations announce dissolution of the present Parliament and the call for a new one. Writs will be issued for assembling MPs and peers, with August deadlines and royal approval. Scotland to elect sixteen peers at Holyrood on August fifth. peace to be preserved during the election.

London Gazette Victoria Privy Council House of Commons United Kingdom Great Britain Ireland Commons Buckingham Palace Scotland Great Britain and Ireland Holyrood-house Edinburgh House of Peers Lord Clerk Register High Court of Chancery Westminster Buckincham Patack Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill Lord Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill John Lord Campbell Duchy and County Palatine of Lancaster George Grey Duchy of Lancaster

Society of Friends of Animals forms in Brussels article

A Brussels group named Société des Amis des Animaux proposes funds to create an asylum for lost dogs and a retreat for old decayed horses, with widespread support. The report also covers a church of Scotland meeting in Scotland, river spectacle near Westminster, a fatal fall at Hammersmith, Rachel in Madrid, post office rate agreement Paris-London, Paris tailors’ unemployment, a Liverpool police court ceremony fraud, and a clergyman impersonation case with a harsh verdict.

Brussels Société Des Amis Des Animaux Councy Scotland Friends of the Church of Scotland W. Hamilton Church of Scotland Duke of Argyll General Assembly Earl of Aberdeen Westminster Blackifriars Waterloo-bridge Woolwich Richmond John Hubbard Bevan Hammersmith Molle Rachel Madrid d’Alba Spain Paris France Liverpool Isaac M*neille John Henderson Ireland Manchester Cheshire

The Free Trader letter fights Free Trade fallacy

The text argues against a Free Trade claim that harming agriculturists would ruin manufacturers. It asserts the fallacy is unsupported and that open markets expand wealth. It contends consumers, not farmers, are the best customers, and that taxation and corn laws burden Britons while enriching a few, using a long allegory to critique monopolists and the Duke of Dear Bread.

Corros Twist Rozerr Peel Society of Friends Squirearchy England Great Britain Ireland Barrington Duke of Dear Bread

Best Customer and the Duke of Dear Bread

A Victorian oration likens a noble thief to common petty crime, arguing that price, tax, and profit create a hidden theft from manufacturers. The speaker compares dukes to light-fingered criminals, detailing how best customers extract value while the state drains resources, ending with a critique of best customers and economic injustice.

Naples Reffian Kim Chin Macheath Fitch Sykes Tolandlord

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