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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 05, 1842

Page

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Civil List Pensions and Royal Rewards Compared

A critical review of the Civil List pensions showing how certain royal gifts to educators and entertainers contrast with meritorious public servants. It notes disparities between pensions for Madame Bourdin and the Kennedy daughters versus scholars and explorers, urging reform to align rewards with service and avoid public resentment.

England Robert Kennedy Madame Hourbin Uch Whittle Harvey Sale Steward Victoria Elizabeth Deverens Kennedy Anna Merian Kennedy Europe Madame Bourdin Giuseppi Guazzaromi Sir Robert Kennedy Maume Bourdin Kensington Kennedy Peter ‘Warren Dease America Moneienr Lord Melbourne Robert Peel Globe Morning Herald Duke of Wellington Lord Althorpe Lord Grey Henry Barez Ghsenpe Guazzaroni Bortik Sefvicos Ign Bernard Sale Thomas Steward Monsieur Francois Grandmeare Lucy Anderson Sarah Matilda Bourdin Henry Williams Lewpor Monmouthshire Thomas Walker Newport Triste Ysdward Morgan Monmuthshire Elizabeth Devereux Kennedy Anna Maria Kennedy Uussary-General Hudson's Bay Company

Royal Visit to Portsmouth Court and Fashion Featured

Her Majesty Queen Victoria and Prince Albert visited Portsmouth docking at the harbor, with royal salutes and guards along Mile-end to the dockyard. They inspected the block manufactory and anchor forge, returned to the Admiralty house, and sailed to Spithead aboard the Queen and Black Eagle, with illuminations, fireworks, and loyal addresses. Fashion notes describe maroon and emerald gowns, redingotes, and evening dresses in pastel and bronze tones from The World of Fashion.

Her Prince Albert Portsmouth Brighton Charlotte Street Lion-gate Guard of Honour Royal Marines Grenadier Vander Mailin Queen Lords of the Admiralty George Hotel Admiralty Duke of Wellington George Lion Hercules Pakenham Spithead Admiralty House Duke Ferdinand St. Vincent Duke of Saxe Coburg Codrington Admiralty-house Gosport Portsea Victory Royal Navy Royal Table Sir Edward Owen Mediterranean Rich Scots Greys

Mock Peel effigy burned in town amid widespread anti Tory fervor

A Glasgow Chronicle report recounts nationwide effigy burnings of Sir Robert Peel amid intense anti Tory sentiment. Crowds paraded a hanging gallows display through streets, with thousands clamoring for Peel’s punishment while Wellington and other figures were targeted. Police intervened in some towns as mobs shouted down the government and torched the figures.

Batucate Sir Robert Peel Glasgow Chronicle Besley Robert Peel Derby Judas Iscariot Svich Bridgenorth Feel Beronet Scotch Reformers’ Gazette Baird Robert Treasury Sue Errey Deke Wellington Bell-street Grace of Scotch Reformers’ Gazette Ayz Newton Wallacetown Stat Magni Nominis Valera Kiba Street Jedburgh 4Yr Advertiser Fiocenic Sia Ronsrt Parr Birmingham John Pearce Joseph Knight Ferrand London Bradford Knaresborough Ass Blackburn Gazette Worcester Kidderminster James Ann Mary Worcestershire Chronicle

Poverty statistics and mill costs in Bolton era

At a London Statistical Society meeting Viscount Sandon presided as H. Ashworth presented a paper on poverty amid trade, detailing Manchester Chamber figures on capital in land and machinery, fixed costs, and annual losses from reduced production. The analysis notes workers suffer as employers run mills at a loss to avoid greater cuts.

Statistical Society of London Viscount Sandon H. Ashworth Bolton Manchester Chamber of Commerce Zene ENO SA Eteotp Oslo Esserees Ashworth

Petitions for private bills total one hundred six

The list delivered on Tuesday shows 106 petitions including twenty for railways thirty for roads three for canals ten for public companies and nine for enclosures Most railway bills seek amendments to previous acts rather than new lines The piece condemns clerical opposition to a Lutheran sponsor at the Prince of Wales baptism and cites protests from London and Winchester clergy as evidence of rising clerical influence Globle Glotle

d’Ernst Lambethpotts Lambeth Kennington Vauxhall Lambeth Walk Vauxhall Gardens Lane Fire Brigade Whiting Lambeth Union Mgr Laurie Terrace Bethlem Hospital George Thibbault Red Lion Greenwich Southampton Portsmouth W. Carter D'Ernst Toplis Division of Police Tibbutt Woolwich Wandsworth Croydon Hampshire John Whiting Adelphi Theatre George Tibbutt Prince of Wates Prince of Wales Church of England Diocese of London Caterbury Winchester Prussia Winchester College Maberley C. Wordsworth

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