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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 23, 1841

Page

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Debate on Lord Sandon Resolution in divided House

The debate resumed with Liberal speakers denouncing monopoly and praising free trade, highlighting the divide in the Tory and Liberal camps over the Manufacturing interest. A Monopolist Majority of 36 was recorded as the session closed, with further adjournment debated and reflections on future policy.

Lord Sandon Edward Knatchbull Baronet Downing-street James Graham Lord Eliot Lord Mahon Robert Peel Lord Stanley Charles Grey Baltic Norway Russia Pluto House of Commons Mrr. C. Buller Mr. Buller The Ganges India C. Buller Ainsworth Hodges W. Roche Tufnell Cavendish B. Hall Strutt Barron Mark Phillips Williams Smythe Mr. Trotter Benjamin Hall Mr. Duncombe Duncombe Oastler Fleet Duke of Buckingham France Mr. Muntz Ne- York United States New Cer York Dublin Muntz Ich Herries Lu Hington Hogg East Indies West Shéil Mr. Herries C. Villiers Villiers E. Knatchbull Mr. Villiers Max Kent E. Knatchall Mr. C. Buller Lord John Russell Read H. B Duke of Wellington Lord Palmerston Brazil Germany John Russell R. Peel Robert London University Globe the Chronicle

Paris and London Dispatches on French Trials and British Politics

Latest intelligence from Paris and Madrid reports fresh summons for the Gazette editor, a confession in the French chamber over Toulon policy, sugar question tensions, and Algiers operations. Britain sees corn law debate slated for Guildhall while markets stay quiet. Epsom Derby entries and betting odds dominate social pages.

Paris Gazette de France Court of Assize Roussin Chamber of Peers M. Thiers Toulon Syria Chamber of Deputies M. Guizot France Orleans Nemoura Tortoni’s North Africa Algiers Blidah Medeah Milianah Chelif el Kantara Beny-Zug-Zug Abd-el-Kader Bony-Zug-Zug England Duke de Valmy Baron D’hausset Count de Guernon- Ranville Charles the Tenth Galignani Soult Madrid Austin Carthagena Espartero Alexanissa Nissa Kovacz Pirot Vranja Prokopaczka Berkovacz Miloje Gavras Gulhané Constantinople Milose Pacha Servia Akapalanka Ka‘menitza Bulgaria Kamenitza Arnants Piron Les-Kowacz Pache Scarlett Zimes O'Connell Globe London Trevors Fearon Dillion R. Taylor Ashurst William Pritchard Foster Hutchinson Greig Heppel Norris Epsom Ralph Finchley Snowdrop van Amburgh Marshal Soult Satirist Knight of Mehemet Ali Duke of Wellington Coronation Prince Caradoc Queen Bess Galaor Belgrade Phosphorus E. O Eringo Ermengardis Palemon Ben Brace Grand Duke Citrone Mobarek Decision St. Cross Hereford Revel Potentia Clarendon the Nob Knightsbridge Mosque Tonquin Joachim Sir Hans Negus Portsoken Gilbert Mustapha Muley Paul Potter Arundel Metternich Young Que Minus Cannissaro Plenipo Bangtail Mustapha Monsieur le Sage Father Mathew Bertine Manchester Derby

Queen's Birthday Festivities In London Parks And Courts

Frantic crowds fill St James's and Buckingham Palaces as the Queen's birthday draws crowds to the drawing room and royal processions. Military inspections in St James's Park, illuminations at night, and a royal visit to Windsor follow amid cheering crowds and official dinners.

Chancery and Old Bailey Notes From Trinity Term Opening

Court reports detail the first Trinity Term sessions at Westminster Hall with the lord chancellor and senior judges. Highlights include a Woodsville privy council listing, a solicitor bankrupt examination, a forged note case, a steam boat company embezzlement ring, and a large Marquis de Ribeira robbery inquiry with suspects at large.

Chancery Court Spect Westminster Hall Queen’s Counsel Bruton-street Farrar Giffin Wilson Woodsville Privy Council Common Pleas Coltman Maule Erskine Bankruptcy Court Channes Josep CanTar Greenwich Binns Mary Edward Rout Rout, Who Died In the Year 1815, Mr. Binns Panton Mansion House Bristol George Ancell Messrs. M Messrs M'Calmont William Johnson Newell House of M.calmont, and Co London and Westminster Steam-Boat Company Poole A. Leith William Tyrrell Hungerford Market Tyrrell Iyrrell Guildhall Dowding Nash Mr. Nash Alderman Lucas Marylebone Marquis DE Ripetta John Beckley Marquis de Ribeira Avenue-road St. John’s-wood

Widow's Needs After Elopement Endangers Husband and Child

In a London magistrates court a man sought advise on whether to compel a visit to his dying wife to determine her finances, as the £75 annual income would pass to their child on her death. The wife refused to see him, and the solicitor was advised to await her death and then act. District notices follow with further local crime items.

St. James’s Buckingham Palaces St. James's Park Prince Albert Grenadier Coldstream Fusilier Guards Life-Guards Treasury Duke of Wellington Lord Hill Lord Cardigan Grenadier-Guards Duke of Cambridge Royal Tradesmen’s Association Freemasons Princess Royal Jolly Ransford Fitzwilliam Windsor Castle Buckingham Palace Foreign Office Lord Melbourne Queen's Nest Claremont Prince Ieee Leiningen Duchess Kext Duchess of Kent Princess Groran of Campuiper Prince George of Cambridge St. James’s Palace Dublin Edward Southwell Keppel Gusen Archibald Bennie Scotland John Sealy Island of Barbadoes Robert L. Dundas House of Commons Lord Sandon Geographical Society Linnean Society Institution of Civil Engineers Zoological Society Society of Arts Microscopic Society Royal Society Society of Antiquaries Royal Society of Literature Royal Institution St. James's Street Barrier de l’Etoile France WM. Molesworth Tetcott Holsworthy William Molesworth, Bart Launceston Smithfield Market Tavery Saintines Lucas Guildhall Alderman Lucas Mary Ann Barratt Stepney Church Marmaduke-street Commercial Road George Laing Laing Bow-street Mary Bright Jardine George Dangerfield Hungerford Market Hangerford Market Mr. Norton Mrr. Norton Union Hall Szizune Integab Glass Solomon Jacobs William Lewis Thomas Faulkner William Simmons Excise Spiller’s Court Webberrow Lambeth Jacobs Lewis Stoker House of Correction Borough Court OF Requests Abraham Grampus Peter Cobb Peter London Abraham Hoss Alamode Sallad Winegar Tick Hosses Thames Thompson Shadwell Gregory Landers Ross Sanders Ransom van Diemen’s Land Paramatta Mother Gordon

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