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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 16, 1841

Page

7

Exhibition of the Royal Academy Introduces Notable Works

A old gallery review lauds crowded show with strong works by Turner, Roberts, Stanfield, and Maclise. It highlights Olivia in Hunt the Slipper, Ariel statue by Westmacott, and vivid marine pieces. praises tone, light, and masterful drawing, while noting some chalky whites and crowded rooms.

Withrington Roberts Turner Wyatt Ariel BR. Westmacott Prospero Hunt Neighbour Flamborough D. Maclise R.A Flamborough Olivia Burchell Lady Blarney Carolina Wilhelmina Amelia Skepys Baines’s and Thorogoods Bay of Naples St. Antonio T. Uwins J. Duncan Jamie Effie Deans R.S. Lander Castello d'Ischia C. Stanfield Felucca Stanfield Roseneu Prince Albert of T. Creswick R. Hilder R. Redgrave Titania R. Dodd Woodbine Oberon Temple of Dendera D. Roberts Sampson Jerusalem Mount of Olives Castle Upnor Medway J. B. Pyne S. A. Hart W. Mulready Maclise

Address of the National Anti Corn Law League Council

The council urges swift action to repeal the bread tax and corn laws. George Willson, chairman, calls for relentless petitioning to pressure the House of Commons before June, arguing ministers and the opposition must heed Britain’s demand for total repeal.

Council National Anti-Corn-Law League House of Commons John Russell Labouchere Britain Council of the National Anti-corn-law League George

Judgment Against Rev Mr Escott in Arches Court

Sir Herbert Jenner delivered a lengthy ruling in the Arches Court on Saturday. The case Masix v. Escott involved the Rev. Mr Escott accused of refusing to bury a child of Wesleyan parents. After reviewing authorities, the judge found the articles proved and the defense untenable, awarding costs against the Rev. Mr Escott.

Masix Herbert Jenner

Dissenters plan British school in New Windsor

The community funds a new British school building to be run on general principles without sectarian reference. Mr Charriot donates £1500 toward the fund as townspeople contribute further subscriptions from the area. The project reflects local support for education with a secular framework.

New Windsor Charriot London Tavern Earl de Gray Charles Napier George Murray George Cockburn Augustus Dalrymple J. Catolyans J. Searle Captain Marryat Oliphant Major Moore Alderman Lucas F. Dundas George Byng Liverpool Manchester Syria Pacha Kee Mehemet Egypt Mehemet Ali Commodore Napier Earl de Grey Payne St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Elizabeth Wicks Elizabeth Kernell George Partridge George James Tilt Worshipstreet

An Imperial Anniversary Service at the Invalides

A detailed report describes a memorial occasion for the empire at the Invalides. Soldiers and aides de camp fill the church while banners, coronet and golden eagle decorations adorn the high altar as Marshal Moncey accepts the coronet on the emperor's coffin amid mourning crowds.

Napoleon Spee Curé of the Invalides Marshal Moncey Petit Dides-De-Camp Saint Jérôme Cherbourg Danine Baicaxps Lancashire Yorkshire Briggs Dickenson Bolton Bowland Clitheroe Bacup West Riding Kendal Joseph Wignall Hawes Market Wignall Horton Settle Preston Chronicle Eco de la Néuvre Fermeté Nevers Sister of Charity Patriote de Ain Nantua Ecluse Guildhall Charles I Privy Council Corporation of City of London England Charles R Buckingham Munver Cambridge John Newitt Addenbrooke’s Hospital Falcon Yard Pettycury Prisinose- Hill Marylebone Vestry Marylebone-lane A. Daniell Churchwarden Kennett Kensett Primrose-hill Fry Duke of Portland Commissioners of Woods and Forests Marylebone Paddington Kilburn Hampstead Biers Joseph Primrrose-hill Foster

Deaths of Thomas Barnes and other London notices

Obituary notes Thomas Barnes editor of the Times dies at 55. Reports on a railway guard killed by a bridge, York Abbey court action against the York Archbishop, Lord Waldegrave’s prison visit, a suicide attempt in Oxford Street, and royal entries. Also details on church-rate resistance, vaccination bill amendments, Hyde Park attempts, and a tragic fire involving a family in Nord.

Sheriffs’ Court James Barpchell Lonp ‘Rorig Camppett John ‘Lord Baron Rolle Adlington Gregory Faulkner Follett Lord Rolle George Argles Receiver-General of Excise Excise Campbell Her Majesty's Excise Barons of the Exchequer Rolle Baker Street London Recorder Farebrother, Lucas, Wood, &c Charles Cannon St. Mary-at-Hill Billingspate Cannon Court of Bankruptcy Billingsgate Policeman Mansion House Warne Cooper Queen Square Naravs Menmaips Burrell Naiads Mermaids Edward Bonnin Edward Cromer Hector Achilles Putney Thames Hatton Garden Kitna Lord Kilmaine Combe Fitzroy-mews Stephens Lord Bristol Putney-heath Abingdon Oxfordshire Islington Waddington Mr. Combe Gross Humberstone Paul Pry Catherine Murphy Doughty-street Brunswick-square Mendicity Society Red Lion-square Mendicity' Society Russell-square House of Correction Worship Street Matilda Wiles G69 City Road New River Canal Bridge Union Hall Louisa Leonora Toll Montpellier Walworth Traill Tulle Rossini Bologna Phillimore Winslow Murray Tre Arms Tavern St. John’s Wood Maria Ramsay Park-street Grosvenor-square Grove-road Regents'park Bague R.N A.J. Stephens Harriet Eliza Ramsay Ann Austen Miss Ramsay Leamington Commissioner Winslow Ramsay Summerville Tooke Austen Dzats Mr. Barnes Soho-square Thomas Barnes Times Journal Paisley Glasgow Barclay York Queen's Bench William Follett Cathedral of Sir William Follett Nerorer Hart Waldegrave Lord Waldegrave Queen’s Bench Francis Burdett Francis Court of Queen’s Bench Mr. Chapman Oxford Street Richard Bohen Middlesex Hospital Prince Albert Prince and Princess of Leiningen Windsor-castle Royal Princess Royal Buckingham Palace A. Paget Wemyss Palace Marble Arch Carpiesa Lord Cardigan 11Th India Bruton Dolan Henry Pottinger China Elliot Wakley Thomas Dyke Ann Dyke Chariton-street Fitzroy-square St. George's St. Mary's St. Michael's of Coslany Norwich Mercury Fox Maule M.P Wilde England Ireland Victoria Hyde Park Caroline Harding Sawyer Royal Humane Society Woolley Bannyels Dorset-street Bryans‘on-square Hammersmith Hornets Story Berca Nord Atvare Galignani

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