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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 28, 1841

Page

6

Boy Jones and his father's letter reveal royal palace intrusions

A father writes about his seventeen year old son Edward Jones who trespassed into Buckingham Palace seeking access to royal sayings. The piece details his arrests, imprisonments, and the harsh conditions of Tothill Fields, while recounting the boy’s restless upbringing, early schooling, and repeated attempts to gain a place at court.

Boy Jones Opi York-street Westminster London Weekly Chronicle Sepiauckingham-palace Araconde Silhenty Bay Coe Dulawinint Thad Bow-street O. Howard Baw-street Hite Vis Defence Cet Thom Henry Ceme Ihuy Jones Her Majesty Edward Jones Crown Court Charlotte-street al Wiese Jones Stranl Coventry-street Haymarket Deceimber Queen-square Tothill-fields Westwinter Jonesse Maui Muenee Ote Ofice Fields House of Correction Anna Shawn Kaily Warren Martin Edward Oxford House of Correction Tothill Fields Home Office Madame Lilly Hall Royal Nursery York Street Star Chamber Tothill-fields House of Correction Bonoven ReiG@aTE Caleb Ede Dorking Bedford London House Brixton Somers County of Derby Thomas Sing Mercury Wiicat Fortuna Holroyd John Wright Biddulph Jobn Wright Burden Lincoln’s Inn-Fields Plowden Wright Bower James Hutchinson Cuba Messrs. Wright and Company Hamilton Bank of England Ifeinsley British North American Banking Company Lords Commissioners of the Great Seal Watkins Court of Review George Robins Robins Edward Howard Duke of Norfolk Southampton Ohn Wright Saar Child Childs Guildhall Juvesine Tainves John Thomas William Stones Barbican Aldersgate-street Thomas Stones Sculfield Alderman Wood Her Majesty's Queen's Square Henry Whitehouse Painter Burrell Hatton Garden Cuarce Muriner Harriet Longley King Division of Police New River Owen’s Clerkenwell Maidstone Saint Marylebone Owen Edmondson Combe Union Hall Sina I Union-row Granby-street H. Mason No. L Surrey-street Obelisk Surrey Theatre Town Hall Ay Munper Kinsey Caroline Smith Vineyard Tooley-street Smith Akruffian Orlulariot

Exhibition of the Side of the Sanyo Society Draws Crowds

A private view reports the eighteenth annual exhibition with about two hundred more pictures than last year. Prince Albert and Sir Robert Peel attended, while critics praise the varied merit and note ambitious portraits, landscapes, and genre scenes, highlighting several works by Nasmyth, Frith, Woolmer, and Lander.

Swater Colauti London Prince Albert Robert Peel G. Stephens Stirlingshire Stirling Ben Lomond Ben Ledi C. Nasmyth Nature Falstaff Gaspar Poussin Earth Beaconvale Dorsetshire W. Shayer Hampstead-heath Montfalcot W. Miller H. Faucit Clara Douglas M. Drummond Evelyn Georgina W. P. Frith J. Gladstone Hurlstone Welch Mill A. Montague Hostelrie C. Martin Liversiege H. O'Neil North Holland A. J. Woolmer Joshua Reynolds Byron Bakewell Derbyshire A. Vickers Haerham Somersetshire Poole T. Roods T. M.ian Sevenoaks C. Sims T. W. King AIS C. Josii S. FE. Thorn Leslie R. W. Buss

Scarlet fever prompts mass dismissal at college

Exon Cortzee reports that three quarters of the school were sent home amid fever rumors. Dr Hawtrey decided to dismiss the remainder, ending term before Easter. Newcastle scholarship exam postponed to after holidays, April 25 to 30, with Jeff of Christ Church Oxford and G T Pennington of King’s Cambridge as examiners. No new cases since the death of Mr Mount's son.

Exon Cortzee Hawtrey Newcastle Jeff Christ’church Oxford G. T., Pennington King’s College Cambridge Mount

London and Paris Dispatches Reach The World In March News

A long London report describes Parisian mobilization and fortifications around the capital, debates on electoral reform, Mehemet Ali’s Egypt affairs, and a new protocol with Britain retaining Syrian coastal positions. Madrid and Swiss notes follow with regency talks, financial moves, and Austrian private correspondence.

Ae Ch Boveranen Baron de Haus Alent Akecolsteoes Hondoh M- de Bourquency Palmerston Ali France Atd M. Guizot Duke d'Aumale Lyons Africa Abd-el-Kader Colonial Committee Marine Department Chamber of Deputies Moniténr Martinique Guadaloupe Paris Bagnolet Flanders Belleville Prés St. Gervais Chaumont St. Denis Ourcq Charenton Bercy M. Rages Marshal Soult M. Lepeligues-d’Aulnay M. Thiers MM. Tupinier Anguis Etienne London Redshid Pacha Mehemet Ali Egypt Great Britain Syria Spain Madrid Duke of Victory MM. Chacon Becerra Cortes M. Gamboa M. Ferrer M. Saenz Castellano Heo del Comercio Christina Palencia la. Guyenne Philippine Islands la Commerce Perpignan Oloron Burne Avoyer M. Neuhaus Argovia la Constitutionnel Levant Toulon Alexandria Malta Robert Stopford Howe Asexandria Marseilles Napier Lord Ponsonby Commodore Napier Pacha England Her Majesty's Packets Express Lieut Herrick Ranger Turner Windward Leeward Islands Messrs O'Keefe Sanderson Bridges Stewart Barclay Newcombe Mexico Scherridé Larranda Gentle Jamaica Victor Panama Republic of New Granada New York Republic Havanna Cartoze Pandora Acket Innis Havanne Stade Hamburg Deats Joan Richardsox Court of Common Pleas Eedt Eeane Bedford Square John

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