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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 18, 1844

Page

6

Unreasonable Currier and Metallic Notices in 1844

A column notes a Paris Currier Francais item about a provincial’s letter to the director of public monuments and obelisks in Luxor. It then surveys 1844 mining statistics for copper, tin, zinc, and lead, highlighting imports, exports, and duties across Britain, with detailed tonnages and values.

Courrier Francais Paris Luxor John Guest Charles Lemon Evans Sons, Jr Sweden United Kingdom Russia Prussia Germany Holland Italy East Indies United States of America Chili Cuba London Liverpool Cornwall Singapore France Turkey

Mixed UK and European News Flows with Royal Notes

Fragments report Duchess of Kent’s travel plans, Russian absentee tax worries, and political shifts in Britain and Dresden. Coverage includes Queen Victoria’s London and Scottish tours, Saxony’s king visiting England, trials, rail receipts, and local incidents from Windsor to Bristol, with society and religious notices interwoven.

Frence Faris Duchess of Kent Fontainbleu Germany Paris Russia Spain The Gonzales Bravo M. Maguae Department of Grace and Justice Dresden Victoria Saxony England Scotland Buckingham Palace Ista of Wicut Norris Castte Norris Castle Earl of Jersey Wales Galignani Oxforp Macmullen Oxfom Trinity Cotzece Exteriox Church OF Scotland Friends of the Established Church of Scotland Exeter Hall Marquis of Bute Chelsea Griffiths London Pyers Mustyn, Bart Talacre Frances Georgiana Fraser Lord Lady Levat Bristol Lancashire William Brown Liverpool William and James Brown and Co Entwistle Manchester Greenwich Hospital Coalhouse Point Gravesend Enigma Gnome Phantom Gazelle Mystery Curlew Rival WATER Union Hall Surcipea Martha Miles Crown and Anchor Lakestreet Mile New Town Arthur Straban Payne Blue Last Dorset Street Fleet Street Collar Willis Ke. &c Hugh Ri‘neil J.C. Colquhoun M.P Murper Windsor Murrell Surrey-hall Thames Thomas Campbell Charles Fry Frederick Fry Cottingham Izod Kensington Trud Henry Fry Fry

ABINGDON ELECTION Follows Thesiger Transfer Debate

Frederic Thesiger, newly named solicitor general, is unanimously elected to Parliament for Abingdon after a lively canvass. Mayors, electors, and speakers praise the process amid accusations of a sale and transfer. Thesiger thanks the borough for the honor and denounces unfounded insinuations.

Abingdon Retuan Thesiger John Harris County Hall Thomas Duffield Her Majesty Duffield Mr. Belcher Commons John Hyde Frederic Thesiger Oxford Chronicle Mr. Duffield Mr. Thesiger Hear B. Collingwood Enq

Electable Job-LThe Lancaster and Carlie Rai way Bill debated in Parliament

The Lancaster and Carlisle Railway Bill faces contention over a proposed clause by Lord Brougham demanding compensation for nearby property. The Lords passed the clause, sending the bill back to the Commons where it will be fought by the railway company.

Coventry Leaton’s Lane Lowe Waste Courthouse-green Coleehill Ebbern’s Ebbern Clewley George Skelsey George Shelsey Skelsey Clowley Crowley Thomas Winterberry Daniel Budd Francis Deming Winterberry Deming Cuanos Astige Coltman Julia Elizabeth Scales Central Criminal Court E. Platt Doane Palmer Street Shadwell Justice Coltman Mary Pettigrew Mary Ann Joblyns Payne Horry Mr. Horry Crouch Wilkins Wilkins Rose Harry Mr. Wilkins Peter Laurie Ber Court of Aldermen Aldermen Iekalany Mr. Harry Pettigrew Joblyns James Nelson House of Correction James Lemus Gailor Jane Smith James Thompson Marylebone Police Court Long William Gutteridge Montague-street Montague-square Sir Arthur Shield Mr. Long Walter Southwick-street Paddington James Whiting Exchequer Court Attorney-General Bates Baron Gurney Eithout Jervis Mr. Wild Wordsworth Evans Great Western Railway Lthe Lancaster Carlie Raiway Gord Brougham Lord Brougham Lancaster and Carlisle Brougham-hall House of Commons Standing Orders Carlisle Journal St. Marylesoxe London St. Marylebone New Church Spry Penfold Trinity Dibdin St. Mary’s Robert Walpole Christchurch Chichester All Souls Maiden Early Sonning Berks Carlisle Oxford St. Paul’s St. Paul's Aleidy The East India Company East India House Hugh Lindsay John Clarmont Whiteman Brox Cottece Lord Lyttleton Eton College Messrs. Butterworth Bailey M. Thackeray J. L. Dampier G. T. Pennington H. Law Prince Albert Weston’s Yard Prince Consort British ReFormation Society Hanover Square Rooms G. Finch Reynolds Church of Rome Reformed Church Vernon Harcourt Henry Hughes J. Hatchard Plymouth Westminster Barne E R. H. Inglis Westminster Bridge St. James's Street Duke of Cambridge Lord Radstock Morrison Tooke Mr. de Morgan Crawford Shedden Merriman Middlesex Hospital Baker Peacock Homerton Sarah Cattell Deceyed Chambers V. Sutton-place Howell Andrew Grant Grand Junction Canal Hanwell Lunatic Asylum Grant St. George's Hospital Messrs Hawkins and Bannister Finni No. 7 Leg-alter Warner Wletcher Priddicks Speska Clarke

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