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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 02, 1844

Page

6

Duke of Hamilton and allied peerages history summary

A dense survey traces the origin and rise of the Hamilton dukedom and allied Scottish and English titles from medieval noble lineages through the 17th to 19th centuries. It covers key figures, inheritances, attainders, and the evolving peerage, noting major estates, seats, and the shifting of titles among family branches and successors.

Meetings for protection to British industry reported

The Post notes meetings at York Ely and Epping centered on aiding the agricultural movement. A committee is to form to establish an infirmary for distressed foreigners’ children, with substantial contributions from English residents and continental foreigners.

Royal recovery update and Windsor wine benevolence myth

The article reports a gradual, slow recovery of the noble earl from a serious attack with updated accounts from Castle Howard. It notes the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland and other nobles will stay with the Countess of Carlisle and Lady Mary Howard until he is out of danger. It also debunks a royal benevolence claim about distributing unconsumed Windsor wine to Windsor and Eton’s sick poor, explaining wine recovers to the cellar and only minor “refuse” wine reaches pages and servants, now given to the poor only on proper application.

Duke of Bawire Alexenger Dougine Hamilton Evan William de Oglish Robert de Bellomont Leicester Scotland William de Hamilton Mg Henry James Hamilton Cadyow Hawi Arran James Ottend Mary Brande Hamilton Ennerdale Duke of Hamilton Cumberland Earl of Cambridge Clydesdale Charles the Preston Bry Polmont Ron Hamilton William Donglas Earl of Selkirk Duke of Brandon Douglas Earldom of Angbald Duke of Douglas England Archi Archibald Octo Susan Euphemia Daughtesq Fonthill Abbey Wilts William Alexander Anthony Archquis Alexander Ter William Beckford Ibald Mar Lancaster Fox Dutton Holyrood Park Lanarkshire Aril Angus Lanark Avon Mackan Lord Hamilton Judburgh Forestshire Innerdale Aberethy Chester Suffolk Baron of Cow Hamilton Kinneil-house Castle Buteshire Ashton- Seals Hamilton-palace Linlithgowshire Brodickhall Lancashire Eastonpark Portman-square Harporouch Earl R Sherard William Sherard Stap Oatlands Ireland Mona' Sherard Leitrim Bennet Great Britain Harborough Leicestershire Sherard Philip Sherard Robert Sherard Conquest Leford Salisbury Blis Sears Step Glaiston Rutlandshire New Bond Hanpwicke Charles House Hardwicke Sidney Yorke Fidence Stevens Philip Yorke Simon Yorke Dover Philip Charles Philip Sir Joseph N Lord Heutenant Cambridgeshire House of Commons Wimpole Hall Arrington Tettenhanger Hall St. Alban's Herts Cow Atreet Park-lane Norfolk- Harewood Henry Lascelles County of York Edward the First Roger de Lascelles John de Lascelles Hindershelfe Barbadoes Harewood County Yanced Viscount Lascelles Henry Louisa Bath Henry Thynne Thomas Harewood-house Leeds Goldsborough-hall Knaresborough Hanover Square Castle Howard Royal Table Windsor Castle Windsor Eton Her Majesty

Weekly Meeting of the Anti Corn Law League at Covent Garden

Report of the weekly Covent Garden Theatre gathering of the Anti Corn Law League. Notable speakers included George Wilson Sir Valentine Blake Richard Cobden John Bright Milner Gibson and Henry Ashworth. Debated farmer oppression machinery and emigration with strong party rhetoric and cheers from a respectable audience.

The Anti-Corn Law League Covent-Garden Theatre AntiCorn Law League George Wilson C. P. Villiers Thomas Milner Gibson Sir Valentine Blake Richard Cobden John Bright Henry Ashworth the Oake Bolton G. Wilson Cobden Somersetshire Yorkshire Earl of Harewood Anti Corn Law League Lincolnshire Anti Corn-law League House of Lords Ashworth Society of Friends Lancaster Lancashire Dominions Hear William the Conqueror Manchester Preston Milner Gibson M.P Duke of Northumberland United Kingdom Mr. Gibson England Church of England Bright

Free trade meetings at Gloucester ay AytTI-Cong-Law

A free trade meeting at Shire hall heard Mr Cobden discuss reform and monopoly with Col Thompson and Mr Moore while a late speaker failed to read his notes amid audience jeers. The county gathering echoed support for free trade with Cobden and Holland backing the cause and a brief clash with a protectionist amendment. An Agricultural Protection Society committee met at the Duke of Richmond’s to adopt rules and appoint subcommittees. A serious candle accident left Miss Adolphus badly burned, but her condition improved the next day.

York Ely Epping PonTefract Monckton Milnes Ireland Milnes Shunett Stanr Tre Anny United Kingdom Horse Guards Cork 14Th Foot 27Th Regiment 52Nd 60Th 82Nd 93Rd Highlanders Carlisle Canada United Service Gazette Lora SipMovuTa Windsor Park Richmond Park Webster Richmond Lord Sidmouth Henry Addington Norwich H. Currie Barker Wall Henry Haviland Abington Bucknall Estcourt Thomas Hoskins Sutherland Richard Adame Lord Eldon Lord Kenyon R. Douglas Hobhouse Gaskill Townsend Chisholm Julius Earl of Shaftesbury Earl of Lonsdale Charles Price Bart Painter Saxe Gotha Albert Francis Windsor Prince Albert Duke of Eas Dears Newmarket Birmingham Derby Gloucester Eastern Counties Edinburgh Glasgow Great Western Grand Junction Paisley Ayr Great North of England London London and South Western Blackwall Greenwich Brighton Croydon Liverpool Manchester Leeds Hull Associated Midland Counties North Midland Newcastle Paris Rouen Orleans South Eastern Dover Sheffield Paris and Wicklow Dublin Tynte Park Dunlavin Tynte Pratt Duchy of Cornwall Somerset-house Robert Peel Great Western Railway Windsor Castle Lord Eastnor T.S. Forman C. J. Baillie Hamilton W. A. Mackinnon John Neeld Colonel Rolleston Thomas Sheppard Lord Somerton Sir Richard Vyvyian P. Ainsworth H. Bridgeman D. Callaghan E. S. Cayley E. B. Clive R. Cobden J. W Rorat Dock Yarps Sheerness Lanpsaiprine Colizny Glouccester Shire Hall Cobden Colonel Thompson Moore Bowly Farl Ducie B. Holland Dumbleton T. Hunt Clark Cother Protectios of Agriculture The Agricultural Protection Society Duke of Richmond's Adolphus Sir Jacob Adolphus Cheltenham Court OF Common Pleas Guildhall League Brooks Sowler Common Pleas Thomas Wilde Serjeant Talfourd Boothby R. S. Lawler Northern Circuit Alderman Brooks Thomas Lawler Manchester Courier John, Brooke Joseph Clark Her Majesty's Navy Chapman Marshall Challis St. Botolph Aldersgate Chadwick Jones Mary Ann Rose Henry Clarke Aldermanbury Lauderdale Buildings Alderegate Street Henry Clark Greenwich Fair H. Clarke Mary Millen C. Jones Union House Mansion House Handford Meyor Price Broad Street Broad-street Marlborough Street Crim. Cox Humpe Lirve Jahaz Selim Lascar Maltby Elizabeth C Division Berwick Street Soho Lambeth Street Glass-house-street Aldgate Cornwall Holloway Norton Payne Dr. Bowie

Libanus unrest and French Remusat debate mirrored in Paris

A Paris dispatch notes Libanus turmoil with insurrection threats, massacres, and coercive labor, while in Madrid reports detail a royal march toward Aranjuez and the capture of insurgent officers. French discussion on Remusat's proposal to curb government seats follows. The Elberfeldt wreck and court updates frame a day of financial, legal, and maritime news across Europe.

Libanus Essad Pacha Beyrout Tripoli Porte Kasacronan Hhis France Deruttes M. de Remusat Chamber of Deputies M. Gameron Sirtine Fepauany M. L’epee M. Thiers M.de Satvandy Tu‘ Bovurse Bank of France Neapolitan Paris and Rouen Paris Orleans Spain Madrid Foreign Corps Aranjuez Christina Roncali Pardo Carthagena Torreveiga Algesiras Comercio Elberfeldt Totel North Foreland Blackwall Rotterdam Manheim Ramagate R. Strannack General Steam Navigation Company Giraffe Fluehing Ramsgate London Columbine Mail Ireland Geonge Mirtis House of Lords Court of Queen’s Bench England Lord Cottenham Lord Brougham Lord Campbell Bay Pruptcy Court Tue Manylebonee Bank Tv Davip Hangay C. F. Williams Marylebone Bank

Child custody inquiry at Union Hall ends without order

Reports detail conflicting testimony about a child claimed by a mother and a country upbringing versus a town home. Dr Bowie's examination suggests the child was not the applicant's, with remarks about the mother’s behavior and the child’s living conditions. The magistrate defers a formal decision while the inquiry continues.

Norton Burrows South Lambeth Crown Westminster Road Snow Witts’ Forcenrs Globe Compter Harges Mary Mitchell Hereford-street Lisson-grove Druremond-streets London and Birmingham A. B. Cocxives Society of Arts

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