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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 26, 1842

Page

2

New Orleans Bee notes cotton houses fail with huge liabilities

The New Orleans Bee reports worsening money matters as the oldest cotton houses fail today. Liabilities are estimated between 500000 and 700000 dollars, signaling a severe downturn in the cotton trade and credit conditions.

New Orleans Bth

Metropolis Church Society Grants For Diverse Parish Works

The Inconpona Tep Society for Building Charity met at St. Martin's Place Trafalgar Square with Archbishop of York in chair and bishops present. Grants were approved for chapels and church reconstructions across Hull Salcombe Kirkby Lonsdale Barford Manchester Ainsworth Wheatenhurst Aldringham Steeple Claydon Llanbadam Sankey Prescot Southampton Nailsea and more.

Buitpine Carreyes Cuarete St. Martin’s Place Trafalgar Square Archbishop of York London Durham Ely Carlisle Chester Salisbury Bangor Hereford Thomas D. Acland Bart M.P Dr. Spry D'Oyley Benjamin Harrison H. H. Norris N. Connop Jun J. P. Salt B. Harrison James Cocks W. Cotton the Holy Trinity Hull Salcomb Marlborough Devon Firbank Kirkby Lonsdale Westmorland Barford Warwickshire St. George's Church Manchester Prescot Lancashire

Evangelical Voluntary Circa Association meeting in London

A public gathering at Bridge House Hotel heard remarks on religious liberty and the harm of civil establishment. Speakers pressed for dissenters’ rights, condemned ecclesiastical courts, and promoted the Voluntary paper and lectures by noted ministers to advance religious freedom.

Bow East Gratton Ervangelical Voluntary Caurca Association Bridge-house Hotel Londonbridge C. Lardley Smith, Bart Europe Voluntary Hear Burnett Archer Aldis Campbell Church of England Apsley Pellatt Pellatt Arches Court John Moss Thomas Piper Jerusalem Muhammedan Bengvoltent Fund Freemasons’ Tavern Messrs Solly Cooper Dimond Wagstaff Wyon Dodd M.P B. B. Cabbell Req F.R.S Martin John Knowles John Russell J. Swinburne, Bart Duke of Sutherland Lord Wharncliffe J. S. Newton Duke of Cambridge Fox Rose Newbon Spain Richard Thornton Committee of Bondholders Senor Surray Bull Stock Exchange Thomas Thornton Surrey Bull R. C. Wyllie Committee of the Stock Exchange Don Carlos Thornton France Henry Perkins Hanworth Park Square Thames Farnell London Isleworth Richmond Twickenham Teddington

Death by own action shatters Bath city calm

Distress marked Bath on Friday and Saturday as a rumour spread that Mr. Mulligan editor of the Bath Herald had died by his own hand. His body was found in the river near Norfolk Crescent and Dredge's Bridge. An inquest on Monday returned a verdict of drowned with unknown means. Witnesses recounted his unsettled mood, debts, and troubling thoughts. The Bath Gazette reflected on communal sorrow and the perceived misfortune of the deceased.

Canada Sint Ve Caledonia Chas Unicorn Baxenpera Boston Halifax Indies Charleston Mercury Morris Havannah Tha P Revue Peveral Cuba China The Picayune Havana Ngeoro Trouste Jamaica Queen Victoria St. Jago South America Carthagena Charybdis Royal Gazette Lypontaxi Ramsay Barbadoes M. de Courcy de Courcy Gregg Jane Sarah Sapate Little William Carmona New Zealand Australia Port Nicholson Sydney the Gazette New South Wales Port Ichalson Hobson Gore and Co Tegether Crisiover Port Philip Vaz Leeman Lani South Australia Cate Cape Bath Mulligan Norfolk Crescent Dredge’s Bridge AH. English C. W. Manners Manners T. M London Shew Monmouthshire Iron and Coal Company John Cholditch Kingmead Terrace William Meyler Bath Herald Thomas Mulligan Bath Gazette Bingley Ferrano Ferrand Knaresborough Yorkshire John Greenwood and Sons Vale Mill W. Ellis Castlefield Dubb Mills D. W. Sharp Milligan M. and T. Walker James Whitey Morton Thomas Threlfall John Smith W. Clapham Channel St. Louis Boulogne Dungeness Louis Forten Ness Point Forten Yorne Wood Eastry Sandwich Land of the Dead Greenock Royal Adelaide Gourock Battery Point James Watt Adelaide Essex Henry Wade Charles Brady Brisk William Codd Bellinn Henry Harvey Lydia Esser Herald Kimderminster Kidderminster Fry Church of England S. R. Waites Tomkinson Liverpool Liver Pool Messrs. Robinson and Latham St. George's Dock St. Nicholas Whitty Reading Kingsclere Common House of Commons Union Staffordshire Gibraltar Spain Seville England Woolwich Bull Tavern Bull-fields Boyd Royal Artillery Royal Sappers Yorke R.E Malcolm Campbell Campbell Iiner Royal Marines Hamaum Humadm Turkey

Exclusions Along the Shores of the Mediterranean Review

A literary critique of Lieut. Colonel E Napier’s Exclusions Along the Shores of the Mediterranean, noting its epistolary charm drawn from travel letters to Lady Napier. The reviewer highlights Napier’s familiar style, gentle humor, and passages such as Spanish Etiquette, including a mistaken handshake with a senora and Spain’s social proprieties.

Mediterranean E. Napier London Hf. Colburn Lady Napier Napier Anasthasus Spain Serlad

A Graphic Account of a Bull Fight in Detail

The narrative describes the bull fight’s crowding of picadors in gaudy Andalusian attire, the bull entering, charges, and the banderilleros’ darts. It details the suffering of the bull and horses, the matador’s coup de grace, and the ensuing applause and spectacle that accompany this brutal display.

Andalusia Antorious Wady Uver Lave

Dublin letter from 1842 on Cork election and O Connell

Long Irish column outlines Lord Mayor arrival, Cork election defense, O Connell’s Cork meeting plans, and repeal agitation. Includes trial delays at Monaghan, Cork distillers’ whiskey price rise, and a travelogue excerpt in Turkey describing a hamaum bath.

Fragmentary literary snippet on popularity and amusement

An unclear excerpt discusses social notions of popularity and character, noting a descriptive style and female perception. It suggests entertainment value and a casual view of social rites, but the text is fragmentary and lacks a coherent narrative or context.

Booksellers Proverpent Institution and Charitable Efforts

A report from a benevolent booksellers' association at Albion tavern notes an 11 subscriber increase and expanded aid for those in need. It praises donor support, outlines savings bank operations in Paris for 1841, and warns of a fraudulent cheese sale while recounting a Greenwich steam-boat suicide attempt ending with rescue and recovery.

Albion Tavern James Nish Wa Moe Sab Biel Pants Savings’ Bank Benjamin Delesse Pant Ee Ag Paris Spaliithy Lincoln Mercury Greenwich Theys Spitalfields

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