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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 26, 1842

Page

3

Debates Over Tax Policy Split House Over Adjournment

The House debated income tax and Roebuck's insurance proposal amid opposition tactics. Lord Russell warned against modifying the tax, arguing only in extreme cases. After adjournment motions, the chamber recessed for Easter on April 4.

J. Russell Ealing Mr. Roebuck Europe Pitt Napoleon China Coupen H. Brrkeevey Bernal R. Leet Cowrer Orden

Lost Commission and 1841 war notes in a single letter

Extracts recount a failed commission for the Consolidated Fund Bill at the House of Lords, detailing delays, misplacement of the commission, and intended progress to pass before Easter. It also includes a lengthy letter from Chusan in 1841 describing siege actions, casualties, and logistical notes.

Mysterious French frigate sighted at the Nore

Friday morning a French frigate was found at the Nore. Signals from the Cam perdown guard-ship went unanswered. Growler ordered to speak, but the stranger raised sails and vanished. The incident prompts questions about inland armed visits by friendly nations. An explosion in Lambeth is noted with a clarification about aid funds. An inquest at St Bartholomew's on Joseph Perry reports accidental death after a pavement assault, with the two assailants unrevealed.

Vistr da Break Nore Camperdown Growler Tyne Mercury Lampeth M. D’'Ernst Lambeth St. Bartholomew's Hospital Joseph Perry Eagle Tavern City Road Robert Peel Baronet Town Brighton Duke of Wellington Apsley House Strathfieldsaye Hants Sir George Arthur Bombay Wm. H. M.naghten Whitehall Chapel Henry Wheatley All Saints Church White King Street St. James's St. James's Palace Sir James Graham Longtown Carlisle Journal Barcelona Catalonia CoLortat Bisuoparies Fox Morning Herald St. Louis Boulogne sur-Mer Dungeness House of Commons Southampton Lord Bruce Countess of Munster Augusta Gordon Belgrave-street France Courrier Francais M. Cunina J Ndaine Nantes Havre Presse Ministerial Journal Fangland England Europe United States Carli,4 Pain Paris Trip Elie Mule Duke de Broglie Persortal Marshal Lei Guizot Naples Helajy Vedas Spain Madrid Buih Otis Ciudad Real Bracatortin Texas Congress Mexico Galveston Ag Piet Co Gates Mega Asiarity of Baltimore W. Kennedy Great Britain Cowes Ste Whcat Havannah Hamburg Earl de Grey Providence Williams Aden Newcastle Newcastle and Gateshead Shipowners’ Society John Jobling Oviatt Melbourne London RB. Stopford C. Nadier Slater Enuira Kernoul Jasper Nicholls Commanitmne Queen's Third Dragoons Sir Jaspers Plymouth Eriction Great Marlow Wesmah Wigan Louth Prippan Clement Bastcroap Tendon Roystean Speaker Committee of Ways and Means Crown and Anchor Tavern St. Jobin’s East Inpia House Hill Coolie Weeijing Aly India Mater R. Peel Nottiycuam Noutt Tinchamm Jeurs Jonea Mary Hallam Mansfield Home Department James Graham

Legal Q and A on inheritance and property rights

A lettered column compiles reader questions about estates and wills. It covers daughters as co heirs, life estates, notice to quit, attestation and witnesses, intestate valuation, and remedies through magistrates, with numerous subscriber notes on taxes, apprentices, road repairs, and post office fees.

Illinois A. P O. P.S G. W Glebe Fes E.X.P B.C. Bol Henry Symons J. H. Eucas Gateshead Nauticus Weekly Chronicle Sarah Mary Smith Bristol Savings’ Bank Mark Wingfield H. Cushing Galen A. R R.R Chester Post-Ffice London J.S. T J. S W. H F. H Noble Hull Tortoises Hell— Board of Trade Wnir Lord Ripon Tortoiseshell Tix Press Alexander Gordon Samuel Younger Great Tower-street City Francis Egerton Robert Inglis Baronet Llandaff House of Lords Robbert Ingus J. K W. W W. G. Armstrong Inquirer Robert H. M Dresden Lord Kenyon Portman Square Gridington Hall Whitchurch Viscount Lake Gloucester-place Lord Coolchester Great Cumberland-place Kidbooke East Grinstead J. S. Eliote Materly London General Post-office Douglas— Fuu James Hampsoun Yearsley Savillerow

Calculating Sunrise Sunsets and Tide Times for Great Britain and Ireland

A dated method explains computing sunrise and sunset by latitude adjustments from 51°30N, plus minute shifts. It lists high water times for major ports including London Dock, Bristol, Ork Cove, Falmouth Harbour, Hull, Milford Haven, Brighton, Cowes, Dover, Dublin, Holyhead, Liverpool, Port Glasgow, Southampton, noting many smaller harbours follow.

Great Britain Ireland London Dock Ates Bristol Ork Cove Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton

Easter Recess Marks Tepid Parliamentary Progress

The Easter recess slides by with limited results as Parliament adjourns to April 4. The piece notes stalled major bills including the Exchequer Bill Forgeries case and the Government plan on reforming finance. It discusses Reform Bill effects, minority influence, and ongoing tariff debates with emphasis on Income Tax and potential tariff adjustments.

House of Commons Manchester Glasgow United States Cobden Robert Peel England Biewitts Fox Maule Ward R. Peel Robert Grosvenor Roebuck Lord Howick

SIR CHARLES NAPIER AND THE NAVY

A Reformer’s critique of Admiralty patronage and naval promotions led by Sir Charles Napier is praised for exposing political influence and urging reformed appointments. The piece notes Fleet readiness, debates over a naval First Lord, and mixed ministerial reactions, with allied reports from London and abroad.

House of Commons House Charles Napier Admiralty Board James Graham Tha Department Admiralty Lord Melville Lord Grey Lord Minto Lord de Grey Lord Haddington Ireland C. Napier Mediterranean France Charley Napier

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