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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 26, 1843

Page

4

Election Conmitter Northcraw and Barbadoes Notes

In a parliamentary committee at eleven, Mr Hogg presided as Mr Austin argued for the sitting member. The committee found Mr Walter not duly elected. The issue touches various local and imperial matters including a Liverpool petition against corn laws, St Andrew's University expulsions, and Port wine duties with imports shrinking in 1842.

Anmance Barbadoes Liverpool St. Andrew's Frederick Ludford Queen's Bench Pimpell Lilly United Kingdom Society For Promotig Christian Knowledge New Zealand Wellington Nelson Edmund Halswell Vermus Pris Turnagain Lane Snowbill O'Connor Lanncaster Oconnor Son China Omar Wm. Jones Canon-brid Madies Jones Prussia de Lock Richard Ennis Abe Reetelesoe A. Currae Rae Ie Anne Ealate Security Dublin South Sea Break Threadneedle Street Charles Frank Bea Acquai Capel South Sea Paket Hhanary Ey Dowener Shierton Abel Ieee Asia Analo Ashire Politan Ela Hound of Essence Eargice Ratcaedigium Gee Hinton Worcester Cullen Gloucester England Edward Banks Sock Mr. Hinton Greenwich Manufac Paisley Senna Hastie M.P

Court and Fashion at St James Levees for Albert

The lord chamberlain announces levees at St James's palace on Wednesday the 29th instant and Wednesday 26th of April at two o'clock to presentions to Prince Albert. Regulations require two cards per attendee and advance approval. the state apartments open at 1:30.

Prince Albert St. James's Palace Secretary of State For the Home Department St James's Palace Lord In Lord Chamberlain CuatsT’s Hospital Royal Thomas Johnson Christ's Hospital Annivat Nova Hiouxess Adalbert Proussia Sovutsampton Peninsular Company Prince Adalbert Prussia Count de Oriale Count de Bismarck Mivart’'s Hamburg Berlin Duke of Cambridge Hague Orange Romovnep Nagataces Elizebeth Dickens Brighton Marchioness Mia, Smith Miss Ama Smith Arquis Northampton Elizabeth Dickens Mary Marchionesa Jushua Smith Erlestoke Park Wilts Charles Marquis of Fravnces Elizabeth Charles Serace Dickens Brignton Castle Ashby Lord Cowley Guadalupe R. Peel Duke of Wellington Faschosas le Nans Axp Sa Domingo Louis Napoleon Cristophe Bayti Prince Cristophe

The Death of Southey and Other Literary Notices

Obituary notices mark the death of poet and historian Robert Southey at Kee, noting his early genius with works like Joan of Arc and Kehama, his shift from Jacobinism to Tory politics, and his prolific output including Nelson and Peninsular War biographies, while contrasting his prose style with his poetry and mentioning Caroline Bowles as his widow.

Southey Langeage Wordsworth Coleridge Luke Ports Keeninck Joan of Arc Madoc Doctor Southey Land of Wat Tyler Siumne Arcadian New World France Napoleon Quarterly Review Cor Upnants Aublée Thalaha Kehama Roderick Brazil Chatterton Kirke White Nelson Wesley Lardner Cyclopedia Santhey Spenser Raine Hunderick

Chester Cup and Derby betting at Tattersalls meeting

Sporting intelligence from Tattersalls describes heavy betting on the Chester Cup and the Derby. Odds shifted with Marius Alice Hawthorn and The Corsair in play, closing prices shown for numerous horses while market activity remained cautious and flat overall. The article also covers Hampton Spring Races, Buckhounds kennel water lead contamination findings, and the Sydney Aussie bout results.

Tattersall Marius Alice Hawthorn Marshal Soult Corsair Maccabeus Murat Aristides St. Valentine Winesour Napier Cuester Isaac Day Teken Plummer Laveses Lord Chesterfield Wormuld Ferguson Densy Blakeluck Guedroan Peel Duke of Grafton Bowes Cotherstone G. Heathcote Tl. Taylor Colonel Peel Yarburgh Theobald Sainsbury Lord Onford Thompson Bentinck Captain Cook G. Bentinck Progress Parthiau Oaxs Lord Westminster Markbel Soult

Yeomanry Returns 1842 Show Larger Force and Costs

A parliamentary return on the yeomanry of Great Britain for 1842 lists 247 corps with 831 officers and 13,358 men. Total maintenance cost was £10 83 Ba Hd, while Parliament voted £82,458, creating an excess of £19,373 8s 11d due to unforeseen civil power charges. Six corps with 472 men serve gratis and join permanent establishment next month. seven more corps of 935 men expected to be raised in 1843.

Great Britain

Extraordinary poisoning case heard at Wrestlingworth inquest

A long inquest in Wrestlingworth before Mr. Edward Euglea resumed into the death of William Daisley. Evidence centered on arsenic found in the deceased and administered by his wife Sarah Daisley with guilty knowledge. The coroner called the verdict tantamount to wilful murder and the prisoner was committed for trial at Bedford jail.

Warstuinawonry Golden Eagle Wrestlingworth Bedford Infirmary Mosers Sani Bill John Waldeck Cockayne Batley G. D. Hadley Bedford Ben Witnees Horst Hedley William Daisley Sarah Daisley Sasizea

Trial of Jon Mordeck for shooting uncle at Cambridge court

March 24 crowded Cambridge court as Jon Mordeck faced trial for shooting his uncle. Prosecution led by Mr Byles with the defendant defending himself. Verdict found him guilty of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm and he was sentenced to 20 years transportation.

Joan F. Monrrocs Ron Ascre Camaerpez Jon F. Mordeck Sergeant Byles Byles Edmund Mortlock Mortlock Cambridge New Bailey Horse Guards John Fillcroft Royal Horse Artillery Manchester Smith Bic Warners Fhteott Sciton-under-Lyne Staterbridge Manchester Times Court OF Excise Tuvnapar Topacco John Mortlock Percy J. F. Stephenson Charles Nash Whitecragg-Street Waterloo Street Old-Street Mayow Dth Victoria William Collins Morton Bishopsgate-street Paul-street Finsbury Leonard Street Worship Street Mag‘atra Es John Strutt

Law court of review case on Lord Huntingtower’s bankruptcy

In a special hearing Sir J L Knight Bruce presided as Mr J Russell led for the petitioner and Mr Anderdon for the assigner. The court debated reading three late affidavits and whether Lord Huntingtower was a trader. Evidence showed claims he had kept horses and carriages, and affidavits from Cauty, Gibbing, Montagu and others alleged trading to gain livelihood. The judge doubted trading, noted improbabilities, and dismissed the petition with no costs to either side after ruling on affidavits.

Fanny Elssler Eiseler Guy Stephan Cracovienne Encared Hay Fanny Blusler Elesier Duailatre Adelphe L'Neatrem Stirrey Yates Mary Campbell Frank Duncan Mr. Lyon Walters Mr. Maynard London Bees Mary Slippery Mike Mr. Wright Mary Cherrytoes Maury Peter Paul Paul Bedford Yarth Iwester Frank Mike Worthy P. Bedford Wright F. Matthews Capuain Rodwell Pacini Sappho Drury Lane Clara Novello A. Shaw Measre BR. Phillips Allen, Stretun E. Knowles Mr. Macready H. Fauer G. Bennett Hullah Exeter-hall Workmen's Upper School Upper School Equal Voices South London and Barbican Upper Ecours Hulinh Palestring Palestrini St. David Ravencroft Horsley Giovanni Croce Purcell Muscheles Marchioness of Lansdowne Marquis of Cholmondeley Henry Cholmondeley Earl of Auckland Miss Ward Cubin Prussia M. Spontioi Paris Charles II France England M. Victor Hugo Cirque Olympique Academie Royale de Musique Victor Hugo Theatre Francais Storty Pacano Mary Tudor Messrs Gernia Milan Venice Florence Naples MM. Gernia Prince Conte Palermo Duke de Maggio Principe Mutt Bis Sicily Court OF Review Weprzspay Loap Hontixorowsn Banxavercy Anderdon Nias Gibbing Lord Huntingtower J. Russell Swaneson Kent Lord Hontingtower Penton Andover William Paget John Pollard Queen's Bench Prison Gibbins Hatten Garden Captain Byng Lord Huntingtoner J. Russel Mr. Anderdon Cauty Captain Cauty Mr. J. Russell Ruesell J. Ruewell Mathews Montagu Melton Cuuty Canty Edward Montapu Edward Momagu Exparte Cromwell Glasse Costa

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