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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 17, 1839

Page

2

Resignation of the French Ministry and royal maneuvering

The French ministry of April 15 has ceased to exist as key ministers tendered their resignations to the King. Talks continue on forming a new cabinet with Thiers as a potential nucleus amid court negotiations with Guizot and Soult, while liberal and legitimist factions clash over power and policy. In Spain, Maroto’s entry into Pampeluna and Carlist moves inflame public opinion. meanwhile Bayonne and Bayonne-linked dispatches report on finance, exile, and governance shifts. Belgium and Bavaria issue proclamations and reforms as frontiers tense and student duelling is tackled.

France Count Mole Count Montalivet Interior M. Barthe Gen. Bernard MM. Martin du Nord M. Lacave-Laplangne Admiral Rosamel Marine M. de Saivandy Paris Marshal Soult Duc de Broglie Department of Foreign Affairs M. Thiers M. Guizot Messrs. Thiers Barrot M. de la Rochejaquelin Orleans M. Michel M. de Villele Bourons Vannez Foix Carcassonne Journal General Montalivet M. E. Blanc M. Tascher M. Duboys M. Bidant Baron Finot M. Mayet Bayeux M. Deshameaux M. D’hondelot Spain Marotto Pampéluna Larraga Maroto Iberia Falmouth Gibraltar Cadiz Oporto Vigo M. Fernandez Coelho Carvalho Reio Don Carlos Tolosa Catalonia Baron de Meer Valserenz Rioja Pampeluna M. Jose Marco Ée] Ponte Bayonne Don Juan Manuel Balmaceda Zaveda Aguirre Navarre Logrono Espartero Burgos Castor Espeleta Don Carlist Cabrera el Pilote Seria Orozco Soria Aragon Bilboa Belgium Rosemonde Limburg Brussels Remich Duchy of Luxemburg Holland

Metropolis Notes on Pension Society and Thames Affairs

The Metropolis reports the annual election of Pension Society pensioners at the City of London Tavern chaired by treasurer Vincent Figgins. Winners include Mrs Justins 4490 votes and Mrs Booth 2945. The piece covers police bill opposition, Thames Tunnel dinner, and a proposed Country Bankers Agency, plus icy conditions in royal parks and Chelsea riot bail preparations.

Thames Police Committee City of London Exchequer Coffee House Palace-yard Brunel Hawes M.P Lambeth Coldstream Guards Country Bankers’ Agency London Round Pond Kensington Gardens Hyde Park Regent’s St. James’s Royal Humane Society Regent’s Park St. James's Park Thomas Dean Buckingham Palace Wilson Tothill-street Westminster St. Luke Chelsea Middlesex Board of Guardians Kensington Messrs. Goederich Birch Court of Queen’s Bench

Hereford mail coach runs away and shatters gate

A Hereford mail coach dashs against a gate buttress in Ludlow, killing two horses and injuring the coachman. A Worcestershire Chronicle report notes the incident as a severe accident with casualties.

Hereford Ludlow Worcestershire Chronicle Scott Penhelig Aberdovey Salopian Journal Charles Lane Thomas Toovey John Davis Rocky Lane Greys, Patten

Wigan election unrest and Brownlow abduction tale

Reports from Wigan detail Mr. Ewart defeating Mr. Kearsley by two votes amid Tory intimidation fears. Brownlow, a Liberal supporter, was seized by five men and jailed before being released after police and a magistrate intervened. polling concluded with Ewart 261 and Kearsley 259.

London Oxford Reading Mercury Wigan Carlow Ewart Nightingale Brownlow Mr. Ewart Xolens Volens Adlington Reece Bevan Kearsley Stockton Hull Hull Advertiser Casarean Edward Newbegin Ryton Woodlark Pile Gateshead Berwick Douglas Hablock North Shields Elder Fenwick Goswick Sands Lloyd’s Philosophical Society of Oxford Graham Natural History Society of Liverpool Worrall Mersey Dee Kamp Saxony Hopkins England France North Devon William Molesworth North Devon Buller Duncombe Mr. Buller Edinburgh Leatham John Ross Sir John

O Connell hints at repeal drive and rail plan in Ireland

Daniel O Connell writes from London in 1839 predicting Irish repeal activism. He outlines delaying tactics, opposition by Tory and radical factions to railways, and a step by step plan to equalise franchises, form a national movement, and ultimately pursue repeal of the Union through the Precursor Society and mass petitions.

Ennis Weaiden Waterford Leitrim Lord Clements Dusiix O’connell London Ray Dublin Commons Ireland House of Commons England College-green National Association For Repeal of the Union Daniel O’connel T. M. Ray Precursor Society

Canadians in War News From the Great Western

Dispatches recount executions and trials in Canada and New England. Names such as Hindenlang de Lorimer Narbonne and Holmes appear tied to murder charges. Reports describe habeas corpus rulings, arrests for treason, and frontier raids with prisoners and executions listed.

Canada Great Western Charles Hindenlang Odletown C. de Lorimer P. R. Narbonne Quebec Teed Panet Bedard England Tasche Kamouraska Holmes Sorel Madame Tasche Dr. Holmes United States Quebec Mercury Nelson New Hampshire Megantic Montreal Hindenlang de Lorimer Narbonne Lower Canada Burlington Vermont Doctor Holmes Mackenzie Colonel Moody van Buren Prescott Kingston London Kinestex Abbey Swete Buckley Delano George Peeler Lawton Andersen Woodruff von Shoultz Phelps Leiper Hone

Corn Laws and Chartists Meet to Debate Proposals

The National Convention chaired by Mr Maling discusses state of the country as delegates read returns from constituencies. A later meeting at Lowther Rooms chaired by the Duke of Buckingham endorses continued opposition to corn laws and urges persistent action for free trade across cities including Manchester and Glasgow.

Maling Bath Richardson Mr. Richardson Jones Wales Lowther-rooms Strand Duke of Buckingham C. Knightley G. T. Harcourt du Pre Plumptre Fleming Bagge Compton Eaton Praed Long London Harcourt M.P Manchester Birmingham Glasgow Edinburgh Dundee Halifax Huddersfield Leeds Derby Nottingham Leicester Bradford Preston Bolton Stockport

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