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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 12, 1843

Page

2

The Threatened Assassination of the Chancellor of the Exchequer

A Bow Street warrant was issued for John Dillon of 157 Strand on threats to take the Chancellor of the Exchequer's life. Dillon, a former Cork coast guard commander, sent letters claiming injustice over the Peru prize and warning of violence unless his claims were paid. The Times notes Dillon’s distress, public alarm at threats to officials, and questions the justice system handling of his case.

M‘naughton Wrenett John Dillon Strand Peru C. Robert Pemberton Companis John Welch Barnard’s Inn Westminster M‘naughten Bellin Mr. Percival Bellingham Percival House of Commons Goulburn Treasury H. Stephenson Ling Joan Drttos Exchequer George Clerk Lord Templemore Maunsel Galway King Herbert Carlor R. Spencer Lord Althorp Jon Dittox Hon F. Codrington Penn Spring Rice Joax Dittos Dillon Jones Mr. Jones Lord Farnham Inspector Haynes Whitecross-street Hall Bow-street Weekly Chronicle Justice Joan Dittox Kinsale Edward Codrington Joux Dittox Henry Goulburn Druon Milk Cove France Kinsale River Ireland Renion Glendore Matthias Lutchins Nicholas Anderson Lord Stowell Kin Jous Duttos Times Bow Street Milleove Cork New York Glendon Macters Masters Codrington Stopford Durham M*naughton Mr. Drummond Crown E. Codrington

Mad Fortunes and Moral Duty in Military Service

A writer urges impartial judgment on officers facing endless misfortunes and slights. He questions who can endure such neglect and contempt with iron nerve, arguing that Dillon might be excused for derangement more than Mr Naughton. The piece defends restraint while condemning violence and defends right over wrong.

Dillon Naughton

The Chartist Trials at Lancaster Chartist Trials at Lancaster long verdicts

The Lancaster trial of Chartist leaders proceeds with long examinations and speeches. Key figures include O Connor Harney Hill and M D Owens, as jurors weigh conspiracy charges tied to August unrest, with verdicts on counts four and five and numerous acquittals and later judgments planned.

Pest F. A. Taylor David Morrison James Mooney M‘cartney M‘dovall John Leach James Leach James Fenton C.doyle John Deerham George Cendler Thomas Cooper John Campbell Robert Brooke Jonathan Bairstow James Arthur P. M. Brophy Wm. Booth Joseph Clarke James Crippendale John Cropley John Fletcher Thomas Fraser James Grasby John Lomax Robert Lees John Lewis John Massey Thomas Mahon R. Pilling David Rose James Scholefield Thomas Brown Smith Wm. Stephenson Thomas Storah James Taylor Albert Wolfenden Ari Guitted John Allinson James Cartlege George Johnson Thomas Pitt William Scholefield John Thornton John Wild

Foreign Intelligence on Paris Debates and Atlantic Affairs

The Paris press reports a decisive cabinet vote on the Secret Service Bill with 242 ministers to 197, highlighting Guizot and Tocqueville's speeches. Turkish ambassador arrives, American squadron to Tangiers, Monteli’s execution in Orleans, and naval incidents linger. Spain Portugal elections progress slowly. Portugal agrees on tariffs with Britain. United States notes Oregon bill progress, money plentiful, and MKenzie mutiny acquittal context.

Paris Marseilles Mediterranean N.W Admiral Lacrosse Secret Service Marshal Soult Paris Journale Chamber of Deputies MM. Guizot de Tocqueville de Lamartine Presse M. Guizot Journal Des Debats Isene M. Thiers M.guizet M. de Lamartine M. Guior Janbert Louvre Turkey Nafi Effendi Toulon Genoa Tangiers Morocco Independence United States la Presse Orleans Monteli Boisselier Bollet George Washington America New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Washington New Orleans Oregon Judiciary Committee Senate Cort Johnson Illinois Senate States Bank Montreal Averica M‘kenzie Court of Inquiry Philip Spencer Boatawain Samuel Cromwell Glisha Small M'Kenzie

Fragmented meeting notes on 19th century reform issues in Hankow and London

Fragmentary OCR recounts a Mescte assembly in Hankow and a British meeting led by Sir Henry Arundel and others. It details debates over governance, charity funds, emoluments, and industrial distress. The text mentions Lord Lansdowne and Marquis of Grantham, with references to revenue, subscriptions, and public works. The long garbled passage preserves names, roles, and scattered outcomes from the sessions.

Jay Eveni Fonda Love Mescte Hankow Sir Caine Messrs Hantaly T Ullin Vachodneteey and Co L. Henley Ren Eardley Smith Leifchi G. Smith la Lal Church Wednesda Corporation ooleTy Ann Crssion Bond Cahatterton Henry Hallam Henry Arundel Dilkey Ellis Reid Surray Mir Marqui Russia Lansdowne Prussia Peraented Joblowne Bursell Surreyan Addi Pna Re Hiller Bert Eer Ben Cabell Hope Amyot Jel Ne Jodrell Bps Me R. Gwilt Ani R. James Murray Wiles Priviness Miain Chater Sapatta Yacehine Monva Richard Taplon Seston R. Glover Meeti Speeci Opel Isbons Ibs Pele Ara Ee Pak Courkmaler

Alleged Labour Turmoil Across Realm Sparks Constitutional Fear

August through October witnessed tumultuous assemblies and threats by unknown groups disrupt­ing trades and labour. Defendants and other accomplices allegedly aided and encouraged violence to provoke broad changes in the realm’s laws and constitution, aiming to cause disaffection and cessation of work.

Place Yeae Manchester Baron Rolfe Hhe James Scholefield Our Lady

Court praises Mackenzie and crew for prudent conduct

Reports from the court lauding Commodore Mackenzie and his officers as prudent calm and firm during painful events. The West India mail notes Jamaica Barbadoes and Trinidad dispatches, Port of Spain grant for African labourers, and Mexican tariff and naval updates with Montezuma movement toward Yucatan.

Mkenzie Cuas Stewart Capew Horruan West Indine West India Mail Jamajith Demeraralet Barbadoes Trinidad Janae Antigua Port-an Prince Port of Spain Sierra Leone Mier

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