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13 Mar 1842
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Newspaper
Weekly Chronicle
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 13, 1842
Page
1
Muscipular Abortion as a Moral in Parliamentary Debate
A long critical meditation on the phrase muscipular abortion used to mock political motions. The piece laments misused classical allusions in debates over Corn Laws Ferrand and Gere and condemns rhetoric that produces little substance. It contrasts the metaphor with real parliamentary behavior and mocks the performers and their arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gselves
Parturium Montes
Mus
M Slick
Spearman Quarre
Westminster
Horace
Cobet
Boniface
Burgundy
Tom Thumb
Sir Robert Peel
Ormsby Gere
Christopher
Andriano de Armado
Erand
Wner
Lord Stanley
Pinion
Ferrand
Commons
England
Mr. Ferrand
Pri
Maud
Arrival of the Thames West India mail steam boat
Reports the Royal Mail steam-ship Thames under Captain Hast arriving from Havana to Nassau and Bermuda, detailing its voyage, the status of Jamaica mails, and the implications for Atlantic communications and South American ties. Includes trade rates, naval movements, and reactions from South American governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FaLmourn
Royal Mail
Thames
Hast
R.N
Atlantic
Jamaica
Czar
Havana
Nassau
Bermuda
Fayal
Falmouth
Solway
Forth
Sir Charles Adam
Pique
Racer
Tay
Wallis
Honduras
Morro Castle
London
New York
Boston
Orleans
Spain
Paris
England
France
South America
Opening of Her Majesty's Theatre Featured New Italian Cast
Last night Her Majesty's Theatre reopened with a strengthened season plan by new lessee Mr Lumley. Notable additions include Mlle Martini Signor Santi Signor Panzini and Signor Guarco from major Italian houses. Gemma Di Vergy by Donizetti opens with a plot of love divorce and vengeance, praised for its unity and music. special attention given to the finale and the performance of Giselle on Les Wills ballet and Grisi’s dancing. other notices cover stock exchange matters and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her Majesty's Theatre
Lumley
Italy
Mademoiselle Martini
Signor Santi
Signor Panzini
Signor Guarco
Gemma
Molle Mattini
Ida
Moile Bellini
Tamas
Germa
Donizetti
Dio de Pace
Signor Galli
W. Grieve
Charles VIII
Berry
Moile Martini
Giselle
Perrot
Mlle
Carlotta Grisi
Court of Excise hears brewer and druggist case
In a Saturday session, brewer Frederick Blogg of Somerstown and chemist Henry Walker of Saint Pancras faced charges under a George III act for possessing ingredients to adulterate malt and hops and for selling them with intent. Both pleaded guilty and were fined £200 each after officers testified to the adulteration in a wort boil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Excise
Cavatrox
Frederick Blogg
Weat-street
Somers’town
Henry Walker
Skinner-street
Saint Pancras
Golding Bird
Excise
William Buller
Robert Drew
Walker
Blogg
Brogg
Coculus Indice
John Mortlock
Berkeley Paget
Police Committee
Guildhall
Deputy Brook
Cheap
James Duke
Queen-street
Sir James Duke
Mansion-house
Mansion House
St. Paul's
Bow Street
Twyford
Clive
O’nealy Sullivan
Ellen O'Keefe
Charing-cross Hospital
Clarke
Arthur
Thames
Mary Oakes
Broderip
Achay
Earl of
Clare
Aday
Howsung
Erin
Ellen Dowlan
Carr
Twinecourt
Shadwell
Longeye
Golconda
Achoy
Long Eye
Newgate
Hall
Dacapron Cas& Or
Sarah Head
T. F. Wool
Bowhill Terrace
Brixton
Campbell
Gallcoman
Courtenay
French Naval Expansion Reported by Minister of Marine
The Moniteur cites a ministerial report urging a fleet build up to 540 horsepower steam frigates and 70 vessels, plus 15 steam frigates and 20 steam corvettes. Separately a French abolitionist meeting hosted British delegates, with a banquet attended by eminent Deputies. The Chamber discussed the Secret Service Money Bill as critics attacked government policy including press suppression and foreign affairs. A severe Paris hurricane caused huge damage. the German prisoner Bauer remains jailed without trial. Dispatches on the Afghan disaster recount retreat from Cabul, heavy losses, and conflicting claims about hostage fates and dates, prompting letters to clarify timing and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofa
Francz
The.Moniteur
Minister of Marine
Chamber of Deputies
M. Tedra Rollin
C. M.roul
M. Ledrain
Messra
Corné
Durand de Romorshtin
Paris
Bauer
Shosmeker
Minister of the Interior
National
France
Canut
Cabal
Brydon
Jellalabad
Purople
Cabul
Ajor Pottinger
Khoord Cabul
Akbar Khan
Tezeen
Elphinstone
Shelton
Jagdaluk
Majesty
Cpt
Sadia
Chas
Marth
Ihi “Dasis
Bombay
Loodiangh
Faypil
Slafary
Times
Seaman’s Hospital Charity
India
Dr. Bry
Walsh
Sale
Trevor
W. M. Neughtin
England
General Sale
Addresses of Congratulation on Birth of Prince of Wales
The Lord Mayor and City of London presented addresses of congratulation to the Queen at Buckingham Palace regarding the birth of a prince, heir to the throne. The Queen replied with thanks and pledged constant favour. The Court of Common Council echoed the sentiment. A private council and audience activities with officials followed as the day outlined: Saturday two o'clock for receiving both addresses. The piece also notes various court and government actions, taxation topics, and market reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricuton
Covunt
London
Coldstream Guards
Clarke
Gorgmaneitis Price
Scots Greys
Bentinck
Broadhead
Newton
Vernon
Lieut. White
Brighton
Prince Albert
Buckley
Her
Sir Edward Bowater
Prince. Albert
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Viscount Hawarden
Countess of Dunmore
George Edward Anson
Marine Parade
Constable
Royal
Royal Pavilion
E. Bowater
Majesty
Miss Devereux
Miss Stanley
Baroness Lehzen
Viscountess Hawarden
Buckingham Palace
Tee Lace
Duchess of Kent
Fanny Howard
Earl of Liverpool
Earl Delaware
Earl of
Jersey
St. Patrick’s Benevolent Society
Menopols
St. Patrick's Day
Earl Fortescue
Ireland
Earl of Ripon
Earl of Devon
John Young
M.P
Treasury
Duke of Leinster
Lord Palmerston
Lord Duncannon
White Hart
Aldgate-street
Channel Islands
England
Guernsey
House of Lords
Canterbury
Duke of Buccleugh
Marquis of Lansdowne
Melbourne
House of Commons
Alderman Thompson
West India
East India
Femarz
Samuel Crampton
Marylebone
Maria Barnes
Circus-street
New-road
Bryanstone-square
Seymour-place
City of London
Court of Common Council
Common Council
Denne
Baron de Nieumann
Austria
Middlesex
Alderman Magnay
Mr. Rogers
James Graham
Lord Mayor
C. Hunter
The
East India Company
Mr. Masterman
Robert Peel
Prince Abert
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Sournamptor
Bordwer
Lord Brace
Statorepton
Earl of Elgin
Wotts
Brienrox
Aden
Liehampfim
Hite
Littlehampton
Leeds
Arket
Huddersfield
Rochdale
Bradio
Bristol
Halifax
Manchester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peter Noakes
Messieurs
Standard
Morning Post
Bully Bottom
Pyramus
Athens
Anti-Com-Law League
Titania
Knaresborough
Caliban
West India Mail
Rer
Ghuznee
Bandahar
Candahar
Agra Akbar
Harvey Tuckerr
Poultry
Affghanistan
William Aghiten
Drax
Wareham
Oxford Assizes
Richard Jenkins
William Sprot Boyd
William M‘naghten, Bart
Stock Exchange
Messrs. Cole and
Mullins
Charles Brown
Brown
J. Severn
Royal Academy—Sculpture
Horticultural Society
Statistical Society
R. Davison
Prof. Gordon
Regent's Canal
Eastern Counties Railway
E. Dobson
Messrs. Simpson
Pimlico
J. Boustead
Linnean Society
Chemical Society
Society of Arts
E. Solly
Normanby
Microscopical Society
College of Physicians
Royal Society
Society of Antiquaries
Royal Academy—Painting
Royal Institution
Faraday
Botanical Society
Lumleian
Cassidy
Colgan
Doherty
Biddulph
King’s County
Aylesbury Assizes
William Cooper
Anne Tripp
Smife
Dean’s Wood
Samuel Fox Stephens
E. Moxhay
Threadneedle-street
H. Hyams
Corn
Higgs
Cock and Magpie
Drurylane
Samuel Harrison
Stanhope-street
Clare-market
Mary Ferguson
Drury-lane
Railway Magazine
Birmingham and
Derby
Birmingham and Gloucester
Chester and
Birkenhead
Dundee and
Arbroath
Glasgow and
Ayr
Glasgow
Paisley
Greenock
Chester
Crewe
Great North of England
Great Western
Hull and
Selby
Lancaster
Preston Junction
Liverpool
Birmingham
Blackwall
Manchester and
Midland Counties
Newcastle and Carlisle
Newcastle and
North Shields
Northern and Eastern
North Midland
North Union
Preston and Wyre
Sheffield
Ulster
York and
Law and Police
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