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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 21, 1842

Page

2

Tariff debate rages as colonial duties spark division

In a heated session the floor vents opposition to differential duties on 260 items, arguing such measures treat colonies as foreigners and harm home consumers. After a loud division, the motion fails 281 to 108, with plans to resume Tariff talks next week and set Army and Navy Estimates for later.

J. Virlliers Joan Russert Baronet R. Peet

Emigration and Crime Reports From 1842 Chronicle

A long column recalls Cooper the porter amid Highbury murder links and shifts in criminal procedure, followed by notices on a condemned man’s execution, fire losses at Incedipany Forge and other properties, an Ontario emigrant ship voyage, a police theft case, and multiple fires including Three Jolly Butchers and St Martin's le Grand.

Tue Marver Hicupury Cooper Messrs Powell and Son Knight Ridercourt Doctors’ Commons Porter Highbury Greenacre Courvoisier Lees Blakesley Central Criminal Court Act Surrey Kent Middlesex Central Criminal Court Lord Denman Old Bailey Horsemonger-lane Brompton Good Cupe Newgate Susannah Butcher Royal Oak Princess-street Lisson-grove Herbert Baker Carpenter No.8 Robert Loverock Stourbridge Loverock Thomas Jones Phoenix Birmingham Fire Office Potts W. Robins J. Amery Phonix Worcester Chronicle Edward Cabot George Stanky Greenwich Fair Calcut Hucy Stowe Hugh Stowell America Ontario New York St. Katherine’s Dock John Booth London and Birmingham Marylebone Gosport Bedford Kerr London Watford London and Birmingham Railway Company Three Jolly Butchers Newport Market Storey St. Martin's le Grand Moses Broadstone Devon Bridport Josefa Gittott No. 37 Gracecuuncystraet Loxpon Constanly Fos Birmingham J. G St. James’s Park Prince Albert Scots Fusilier Duke of Wellington Regiment of Grenadier Guards Duke of Cambridge Coldstream Guards Prince George of Cambridge 8Th Dragoon Guards Ireland Lord Hill Lord Fitzroy St. James's Palace Robert le Diable Ber Majesty Ducay Cornwalll Lord Brougham Baron Parke Dundee the Treasury George Clerk Magialen-yard Celedonian Mercury Duke of Buckingham Aylesbury

Corresp. on marriage law and legal notices from 1842

A collage of letters and notices discusses adultery and alimony limits, insolvency, wills, pledges, and executors duties. It includes guidance on marriage dissolution, bigamy risks, and the role of Parliament, plus reader queries about wages, tax law, and property rights. The section also presents the Weekly Chronicle’s debate on bread tax and a National Anti-Law League call to action with districting and public lectures.

Sc. J B. C ALBC Hackney London Westminster J. Bell Jex G. F K. H Weekly Chronicle Isle of Man England British Islands Ireland Scotland League United Kingdom Wales Executive Council Grerce Wilson Fon Maule Ure

Duke of Wellington and Parliament Controversy Exposed

Excerpts reveal parliamentary debates on meat tariffs and Meek's report, with criticisms of ex parte conclusions. Mentions Hamburg meat prices, naval provisions, and potential duty changes. Letters and notices discuss income tax, the Duke of Cleveland’s heirs, and public sentiment around agricultural policy and reform.

Duke OF Wellington Ava Major Vivian Hamburg

Sunrise and Sunset Rules for Great Britain and Ireland

A historical method explains calculating sunrise and sunset by latitude adjustments above or below 51 30, adding and subtracting minutes per degree. It also lists high water times for major ports relative to London Docks, with offsets for Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow and Southampton before noting further notices to correspondents.

Great Brain Ireland London-Duck Gates Bristol Cork Gove Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton

The Whitsuntide recess and state of parties in 1842

In this London weekly we assess the session, Peel's government, and Liberal prospects. It argues the government will push most measures, criticizes Tory concessions, and praises reformist moves like Roebuck's motion. It highlights sugar duties, corn laws, and the plight of miners and child labor, urging measured reform.

Exeter-hull Squires W. Miles Robert Peel Parliament England Louis Philippe France Sir Robert Peel Downing Street Villiers Walters Ferrands Liberal Robert Inglis Lord Stanley

Report of the Children's Employment Commission

A newspaper page features a discussion of the Commissioners' findings on child labor practices. It argues for immediate remedies and suggests legislative action to override local prejudices and selfishness, aiming to curb demoralizing habits rooted in ignorance and custom.

Jamaica Barbadoes Scotland Derbyshire Yorkshire Gloucestershire Lord Ashley Bradford Leeds Agnes Moffat the Children’s Employment Commission Horace

Russia Uprising and Texas Mexico tensions shape uncertain world

The article analyzes the Russian ukase and potential shifts in czarist power, warning of a coming struggle that could redefine Russia’s social order. It also reports improving Anglo American trade signals, tariff reforms, and the folly of the sliding scale, alongside wary comments on Texas-Mexico tensions and the impracticality of Texan invasion routes.

Russia Nicholas Siberia United States Lord Ashburton Europe Atlantic Texas Mexico Arista Plains Tampico Vera Cruz

Trial of ship crew member for manslaughter in dramatic peril

An abridged report recalls the William Brown disaster voyage from Liverpool to Philadelphia. Witnesses describe mutliman throwing overboard passengers and wives during a long night in the small boats. Holmes is named as the chief assailant amid survivor accounts, with details of cries, pleas, and the sinking ship as the Crescent rescued seventeen.

Welow Todd United States Circuit Court Philadelphia Baldwin Randall Hhander Wallace Jaires Teee Brown Fur Manshiue Ster Elatn Jong Francis Willian Brown Lavrpont Asari Areee Itounes Trey Kren France MorHhig Gwe Wil Berysing Turssey Owen Riley Twig Ton Edwar Frank Askins Mary Ellen Elen Hermes Hod James Blak Holmes Black Holmes Black Charles Conlin Charley John Nugent Crescent Rhodes Hulmes Bridget Nugent Jolly Boat Liverpool Teaptain Eliza Lafferty Pircer Joseph Marshall Murray James Black James Patrick Mr. Brown America George Duffie Holmés Harris Riley Duthe Nugent Keegan Mary Carr Conlin William Brown Charles Wilbar Mo Wne Judy M‘fadden Dufley Pahdatt Gare Askins Sarah Carr Sworn Kvarene MiAvoy Jalil James

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