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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 21, 1843

Page

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A Farmer But a Free Trader

A writer argues for total and immediate abolition of the Corn Laws, noting public opinion long favored free trade. He critiques Lord Stanhope and other protectors, praises Cobden and Villiers, and foresees a shift toward liberalized grain policy as central to reform.

Hertfordshire Cobden House of Commons House of Lords Villiers Earl Stanhope Lord Stanhope Grace of Buckingham Buckinghamshire Barthen Aylesbury Stanhope Commons Blackstone McOnopoly Parsons Peter Borthwick Borthwick Benjamin D'Israeli Sir Robert Peel Miles Christopher Peel Campbell Argyleshire John Russell Robert Peel Lord Howick Lord John Russell Mr. Ward Mr. Gladstone Jers Foreign and Colonial Quarterly Review Squires Anti-Com-Law League Mr. Roebuck Roebuck Anti-corn Law League

Court and Fashion: Queen's Carriage Outings and Royal News

The Queen continues daily carriage outings in Hyde Park with Prince Albert, amid reports the Dowager Queen will not visit Germany. News covers royal arrivals at Kew and planned banquets, plus the Duke of Sussex library sale and Polish friendship society tribute to the late Duke of Inverness.

Hyde Park Prince Albert Germany Marquis of Bute Earl Mansfield Duke of Sussex Earl of Augusta Mecklenburgh Strelitz Mornina Herald Doge Sussex Duke of British Museum Messra. Evans Pall-mall Soussex Hanover Augustus D'Este Countess of Ameland S. J. Dillon Lord Thurlow London Rome Prince Augustus Jersey D’este 7Th Fusiliers Dublin Evening Mail, Literary Association THR Friesns of Polaanod Duchess of Inverness Sussex Chambers Duke-street St James's Friends of Poland Duke of Lasser Taadar Dudley CourTs Stuart W. Lu Binneecs

Paris and Spain Readies in 1842 Sugar Bill Debates

Paris chamber debates the Sugar Bill amid naval finance talks. Spain contemplates Madrid- Rome tensions and Alma den lease, with cabinet shifts and finances. West Indies mail notes ship arrivals, Jamaica bishop death, earthquakes. Ireland reports election drama and public notices.

France Paris Chamber of Deputies M. Thiers Admiral Roussin Chamber of Peers University of Baron Mounier Spain Rome Almaden Alranden Batron Seoane Catalonia Olozaga Mavaro Barcelona Senate M. Lopez M. Caballero Allyon Eco del Comercio Messrs. Garcia Fuente Medrez Alonzo Hing Otho Gazette de Judaism Leipsic Baron Rothschild Jerusalem Dee Havanna Jamaica West India Bermuda St. Thomas's Fayal Demerara Barbadoes West India Islands Antigua Guadaloupe Pakenham Mexico Orestes St. Kitt’s England Pique Hayti CasaDian Canada Acadia Ryrie Roberts Ireland ConporaTion Guinness Costigan Egan Jeremiah Dunne Reilly Nessie M‘cullagh Symes Taggart Fogarty Fitzpatrick Alderman Butt Butt Mr. Costigan House of Lerps Sudbury Austin Cockburn Jord House of Commons Lapy Waite Baraixe Ballard County Clare M‘nevin Coast-Guard Service Manchester India Bradford Orleans Leeds

Royal celebrations and theatre notes amid London season

A report outlines forthcoming royal birthday events and drawing rooms with a christening and royal marriage expected to influence entertainments. It describes the royal procession to Claremont, clergy attendance, and a court departure, plus society notices, theatre deaths, manages, and public notices from the era.

London Augusta Cambridge Albert Palace Canterbury Duchess of Kent Uckingham Palace Claremont Marble Arch Mareaty Countess of Dunmore Feuery Baron Stockmar Grey Equerry Wylde Equerry Prince Albert 17Th Light Dragoons Park Constitution Hill Foreign Office Bath HorrizeRe Park Jane James Joseph Hope Vere Craigie-hall Blackwood’s N.B Elizabeth Hay George Tweeddale K. Vere W. Hope Vere Beha Charles Hope Vere Earl of Hopetony Bauxzt Brunel Bock Taunton Leman Rede Liston Suppen J. T. Hayes Theatre Royal Enorisa Stockwell Haines Polland Joe Surrey Theatre Davidge Lyon Adelphi Theatre Chronicle Tom Lyon Augar Sadler’s Wells Aug Herald Brabham Geographical Society Numismatic Society Ethnological Society Zoological Society Institution of Civil Engineers R. Mallet Geological Society Linnean Society Anniverasry Society of Arts Professor Faraday Mr. Lee Royal Society Royal Society of Literature Philological Society Medico-Botanical Society Society of Antiquaries Royal John Barlow Bristol Clifton Trenchard-street Sr. Savioua’s Southwark Measra Benson Gibson Cockerell Williams Barber Thompson Leete Rowe Waller Birmingham Derby Gloucester Chester Birkenhead Eastern Counties Edinburgh Glasgow Paisley Ayr Greenock Grand Junction Great North of England Great Western Hull and Selby Liverpool Manchester Bolton Leeds Midland Counties Newcastle and Carlisle Newcastle North Shields North Midland Northern and Eastern Taff Vale Slater York and Midland Dublin Kingston Blackwall York and Croydon Charles Mackey Lambeth Darby Regent-street Lambeth-walk Mans Lavagatzr Thames William Hoskings William , Hotkinge Ballantine Thames Police Newgate Old Bailey

Berkshire meeting exposes rival corn law stances and monopolist tactics

A Berkshire gathering in Reading reveals deep splits among farmers over the corn law and tariffs, with three factions backing different fixes. Lords Radnor and other MPs faced disrupted adjournment and hostile packing, while Mr John Walter pressed for a fixed duty.

Berkshire Reading Robert Peel John Walter Wallingford R. Throckmorton Lord Radnor Palmer Lord Barrington Pussey Blackstone M.P Walton R. Peel England

LORD MAYOR COURT AND INSOLVENT DEBTORS NOTES

In the Lord Mayor's Court on Saturday a motion sought that the crown not sue in a discovery bill, with Attorney General to decide proceedings. Insolvent debtor George Juxon Huggins appeared again, awaiting West Indies records. case adjourned for documents from St Nevis as mail delays hindered proceedings.

Artists’ Benevolent Institution Framason’s Tavern John Risell M.P John Guest Bart Mr. G. Knight Wm. Ewart D. le Marchant Wm. Herries B. B. Cabbell Evenue & Nek Her Duke of Sutherland B. B. Cabbel W. Ewart Dapter Hawkes Dudley Ward Lord Ward Benbow London Dudley George Serpent Nice Swan Cambridge Kelly George Smith Treasury A. Pringle Fitzroy Macbeth Royal Marines Barton Ireland Isle Plymouth Seringapatam Ellenborough Diamond Northumberland Essex Tartar Bombay Madras Bengal Postonjee-Romanies Cork Barbadoes 81Et North America China Lloyds Pantha Bristol Tory Quebec King's Dragoon Guards Jones Board of Ordnance Norton Mills, &c Woolwich United Service Gazette Fanny Evsaten Brawixcuam Fanny Elssler Fanny Lord Mayor's Court Tae Qurex Vinay Asp Huart Randall Coster and Co Aldermanbury J. F. Pawson St. Paul’s Churchyard W. Mills Foster Lane Lord Mayors’ Court Videl Harel Bante West Expres George Juxon Huggins Cooke Gregor Galbrath England St. Nevis Post-Office West Indies Mansion House Avy Ixcessiors Moozoy Ratstso Mary Lewis Bayly Cornhill Lombard-street Hercules Guildhall Smamevon Fintan Iscra Titude Ons Soy James Roberts London-wall Mr. Roberts Mr. R. Sen Copeland Bow Street Joseph Coles Jardine Messrs Marylebone Hersiste Ovraier Edward Flynn Gee's Court Oxford Street Rawlinson Ellen Flynn Middlesex Hospital Newgate Union Hall Maria Lazell Cottingham B Gsde Effra Road Brixton Maria Freeman Victoria

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