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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 26, 1842

Page

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Rightful State of the Manufacturing Districts Letter

A Lancashire village tour describes stark distress in Rossendale Colne Padiham and Burnley with cottage misery, ruined mills, rising parishes relief costs, and rising chartism while praising Hollymount and protesting political indifference and possible arson as fires burn in Colne and Stockport markets.

Rossendale Colne Wnley Padinham Lancashire Forest of Ope Jres Whitehead Hollymount Lesra Whitehead Gression Stallers Savings Burnley Iancashire Ley Igs’ Bank Atolk Reets Ens Hazard Janed Hollywood Marsden Padiham Belton Swing W. Cooks Taynon Rossendale Forest

Important Dispatch from Constantinople and Jamaica News

A despatch from Constantinople via the Vesuvius hints at a settlement of the Syrian question. Jamaica reports distress, governor Elgin's proclamation for a day of humiliation after the Haytian earthquake, and several commercial failures amid scarce labor and good crops.

Constantinople England Marseilles House of Nivenker, Black, and Co TRE Mepway Royal Medway Earl of Elgin Kingston Jamaica Hayti Sir Charles Metcalfe Liverpool Heneague Cape Haytien Franklin Tweed St. Domingo Turk’s Island Medina Edward Frankelin Cape Francois Thompson Antigua St. John’s Zephyr J. B. Wilson Benin Africa Selina Kroomen Barbadoes Lieut. Wilson Europe John Bennett, Eagg Lloyd's Wilson Boards of Survey Powell Island Ames United States New York Burress South America Busby Philadelphia Stomingo Great Western Bristol Columbia Boston Halifax France Paris Calcutta Overland Mail National Madagascar Gazette de France Dardoe Srarn St. Sebastian Tolosa Augsburgh M. Pageot Berlin St. Petersburgh Austria Prussia Spain Journal Des Debuts Toulouse Duke de Calamarde Ferdinand VII Meurchatel Argovia Curma Lord Saltoun G.C.H C.B China Cape Town Apollo Tristan d'Acunha Cape George Thomas Napier K.C.B

Lisbon elections and London civil duties in mid 1842

The Lady Mary Wood arrived at Southampton from Lisbon. Elections for deputies to the cortes began, with government candidates winning in several districts. Delays on commercial and slave-trade treaties stemmed from textual disputes. In London, a midsummer Common Hall elected sheriffs Alderman Hooper and Jeremiah Pilcher, with officers reappointed. Other items include barge swamping near Rotherhithe, Nelson monument stone logistics, and notable legal cases and inquiries.

Lady Mary Wood Southampton Lisbon Falmouth Cortes Oporto Douro Beira Alta Baiia Tras-os-Montes Algarves Estremadura Evora Downing-street London Middlesex Hooper Jeremiah Pilcher Geographical Society Institute of British Architects Tower of Babel Pyramids of Egypt Joseph Bonomi Institution of Civil Engineers Messrs Truman and Hanbury’s Brewery R. Davison Kingston Bridge J. B. Birch C. B. Curtis Calder Wishaw and Coltness J. Macneill Port Talbot County of Glamorgan H.R. Palmer Zoological Society Botanical Society Barney Rotherhithe Princess Victoria Antwerp Orrich Roppery Bow-street Frederick Hunt Twopenny Newgate Nelson Monument Nelson Trafalgar Square Leith Craig Granton Leith Duke of Buccleugh Nelson Monument Committee Allen Admiralty Foot’s Wharf Milbank St. Katherine’s Wharf Grissell Peto G. Cockburn Nelson Committee Mr. Scott George Parliament Street Sir George Cockburn Mr. Allen Francis Cooper Coopen Clerkenwell Islington Her Majesty's Council Officers of Justice Lolly Cooper Thomas Cooper S. M. Puituipes Rawstorne-street Lanacy Southey Francie Home Office Woolfe Potick Davud Kenness Wakley M.P Dudley Arms Tavern Harrow-road Mary Pearce Paddington Edwards-place Seymour-place Bryanstone-square Roceed

Validity of Birmingham charter case reaches verdict

In the Queen's Bench case the judgment held that Warwickshire rate on Birmingham must be quashed. Lord Denman noted the charter validity questions, with two issues unresolved but not decisive, citing Rutter as controlling on most points. Juvenile pickpockets and robberies are described from Guildhall and surrounding districts with multiple defendants, warrants, and sentences noted.

Queen’s Bench Queen Bov Crer Birmingham Lord Denman Warwickshire Rutter Manchester Guildhall Fleet-street Ludgate-hill St. Bride’s Passage Blackfriars Bridge Bridewell Marlborough Street James Easterbourne Rossiter No. 5 Pall-mall Silk Mercers Rossiter Smith Robinson Newgate Worship Street Trippine Elizabeth Mary Gray James Barker Nowest Blue Bingham Mr. Bingham Lambeth Street Norton Greenwich William Forrester Frederick Burton Grove Shire Finch Forrester Dudley Phillips Sutton Permanent Pier Company Ingamous Coxpact Axxx Beresford Sterne Donnelly Margaret Fitzgerald Hastings No. 10 New Road Deptford Taylor

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