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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 18, 1843

Page

4

Dinner talk and political jibes at the Wheat question

In a lively gathering the loudest talk centers on Mr. Ferrand and Mr. Villiers with laughter at Wheat prices. The piece critiques the Young England circle including Baisraeli Cochrane and Blackstone, arguing protection for agriculture rests on solid policy rather than class grievances and questioning machinery improvements. It notes distrust of the Steam Engine and opposition to reform by the Anti-Corn Law League.

Knaresborough Ferrand Villiers Speers G. Bankes Quarterly Review House of Commons Young England Baisraeli Cochrane Blackstone Lord Howick

Westminster Reform Bill and Local Election Reforms

The article outlines amendments to a reform bill affecting voter registration and objections by post, the duties of overseers, and barristers fees. It reports a Westminster Reform Society meeting urging abolition of portions of the Reform Act and discusses expected political appointments and court reforms in Ireland and England. It covers Bank of England stockholders meeting with dividend considerations and notes on public notices about elections and taxation.

Ctors aaWe Ey Paeerhn Court of Appeal A. B Westurssten Reform Society Westminster Reform Society Stannard’s Hotel Charles-street Covent-garden Tabeer Huggett Messrs. Prout Lewis Parlby Prout

Cabinet Ministers Visit Sir Robert Peel in Whitehall Gardens

A late Saturday gathering in Whitehall gardens saw several cabinet ministers join Sir Robert Peel for a briefing. The week ahead is expected to bring him to town as plans unfold for new auditing appointments and parliamentary reshuffles.

Theatre notes on Adelia and Oberon at Her Majesty's and Covent Garden

The opening season at Her Majesty's Theatre features Donizetti's Adelia with Conti and Perrin Esther Perrot injured during a ballet, while Fanny Elsler impresses in La Tarentale. Covent Garden sees Bunn's benefit, Oberon reception, Rainforth ill, and a strong, varied Beuler concert at the Crown and Anchor with notable performers and lively audience reaction.

IraLrax Orpers Penrot Her Majesty's Theatre Donizetti Adelia Conti Genoa Lisbon England Perrat Perrot Lumley Fanny Elisler Yankee Land Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Duke of Wellington Duke of Brunswick Mario Lablache Covent Garpex Mr. Bunn Fanny Ellsler Miss Rainforth Miss Poole Harrison Giubilei Sherasmin Fatima New Orleans Covent-garden Mies Fanny Ciosina Turspay Avenue Theatre Royal Reiss Weber Oberon M. Perser Bevies Benier Metropolis Crown and Anchor Tavern Strand Beuler Aveling Smith Sara Flower Misa A. Mears Ransford F.N. Crouch N. I. Sparle I. Lee Blewitt I. T. Trenklee L. Emanuel Smith Nercadante Gaebler Bouler Jeminy Thomas Hudson Leman Rede

Derby Betting Odds and Steeplechase Results

Detailed betting slate for Chester Cop and Derby with prices on Reaction Alice Hawthorn Corsair Marius Aristides Napier Cotherstone Amorino Cornopean Lucetta colt and more. Worcester Steeplechases report wins by Dragsman and Knobstick, plus fatal finish for Anonymous and other hurdle results across two days.

Tattersall Chester Manus Alice Hawthorn The Corsair Derby Marat Aristides Newcourt Cornopean Lucetta Colt Gamecock Mercy Colt Cotherstone Amorino Cnesten Goodman Plummer Lovesey the Corsair Isaac Day Marius Lord Eglinton Jamie Forest Miltown Cuthbert Densy Blakelock Colonel Peel Murat G. Heathcote Exeter T. Taylor Duke of Richmond Albemarle Cuzster Lord Chesterfield Marshal Soult Bateman Haitve Lord Miltown Peel Bell

Murder near Toomavara shocks North Riding county

A man named Tierney, who was to prosecute at the assizes forNorth Riding agrarian outrages, was stoned to death last night near Toomavara. A separate report from Springhill notes a boy’s cake containing poisonous material, found at Rose Cottage. A later parcel was linked to a well dressed woman who paid twopence and left toward Rose Cottage. A reward has been offered for the criminals.

AxotHen Munoga Rose-cottage Springhill Upper Clapton

Great Anti Corn Law Meeting at Drury Lane Theatre

At Drury Lane Theatre a massive Anti Corn Law League meeting drew 3,000–4,000 people with crowds filling lobbies and galleries. Speakers included Cobden Whit Ewart Bright and others, denouncing Peel and the corn laws while urging London and the metropolis to unite and fund the campaign.

Drury- Lane Theatre Drury-lane League Richard Cobden M.P William Williams William Ewart Thomas Thornely Dr. Bowring T. Milner Gibson A.P J.T. Leader J. L. Ricardo Joshua Scholefield Robert Wallace W.D. Christie Sir James Duke Sir William Baynes John Bright Rochdale J. B. Scott Manchester J. Rawnthorne William M.call A. Gardner J Whalley J. Blackett W. Leaf John Biggs Leicester Ieaguers Wilson Ewart Cobden Bright Anti-Corn Law League Westminster Robert Peel Mr. Ewart Sir R. Peel London Mr. Cobden Anti Corn Law League Lord Brougham France Paris Quarterly Review Calampica Bailey Sheffield Mr. Bailey Coventry England Bankers’ Circular Burgess and Co Cheapside John Almaden Mr. Bright Stockdale

Threatening to Shoot the Queen and Sir Robert Peel Case

James Stevenson, aged 32, appeared before the lord mayor on a charge of threatening to shoot the Queen and Sir Robert Peel. The Scotsman recounted wandering across Scotland and England seeking to break the union in church matters, and spoke of destroying female rule and the union. A witness testified Stevenson claimed intent to obtain pistols to pursue his aims, while Stevenson argued his aim was to restore religion and oppose papacy and prelacy.

Robert Peel Whitehall Gardens William Lewis Herries C.B K.C.H Francis S. Larpent Alexander Cray Grant Bart W. L. Herries Cambridge A.C. Grant House of Commons Edward Sugden Ireland Royal Irish Institution Stewart Blacker Irish Art Union Sir Edward Blacker Royal Bank Art-Union Nottingham Athlone C. Lemon D'Israeli W. Stuart Cochrane Botfield Robert Ferguson A'Court Rolleston W. Marshall J. H. Vivian Lord Worsley Trotter North Midland Railway Company Conosan Gell Westminster Marlborough Head Great Marlborough-street Charlottes Plowman W. Barney Parkes Charlotte Griffiths Parkes Greenwich Eastern Counties Liverpool Manchester Croydon Brighton Grand Junction Blackwall Great North Fingland Birmingham Gloucester Edinburgh Glasgow Derby Midland Counties North Midland Great Western South Eastern London Northern Northern and Eastern, £ 1,159; York and North Midland Leeds South Western Excise Dublin Frederick Shaw Robert Pert Times Duke of Wellington Lord Monteagie Lord Monteagle Geol Tyrone Jord Lord Althorp English Harbour Dove St. John's Ray Lieut Williams 47Th St. John’s Custom House Etree Department England Wittiam Geant Domanesq Antigua James Stevenson Maule Treasury Pasoner Newtown Belltrees Lochwinnockshire Renfrew Will's Knox Stevenson M‘millen Sir Robert Peel Scotland Paisley Greenock Hull Thorne Sir R. Peel Scouland Fleming Neilston Christ R. Peel Tham Church Newtown Belltrees Newton Stewart John Hewitt Pearson and Co St Hull Les

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