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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 25, 1844

Page

4

Various Legislative and Society Notices Across London and Edinburgh

Highlights include Bar benchers tightening access to the bar at Middle Temple. Sidmouth's will and codicil probated with legacies and residuary bequests. Also reports on Grand Snow at Castor, Ascot race prep and subscriptions, and General Assembly proceedings in Scotland with donations for Christian knowledge. Additionally, a carriage accident involving the Archbishop of Armagh is noted along with a miscellaneous crime and railway receipts.

Charles Dickens England Genoa Ociety Middle Temple Viscouznt Sidmouth Henry Addington Viscount Sidmouth Doctors’ Commons Sononticultural Society Cuiswick Ireland Patrick Delany Mr. Tilbury Norah Julia Bennett Edward Macarthy Mr. Hall Italy Hall Miss Bennett Julia Farren Baronet Charles Mathews Ascot Race Fund General Assembly Edinburgh Courant Holyrood Palace St. Giles’s Church Uslas Macfarlan Macfarlen Lee Church of Scotland Assembly Highlands and Islands Scotland Assembly of the Free Church Yanfield Hall Canonmills Henry Grey Edinburgh Fairatrur Armagh Westminster Bridge Bridge-street Amsult Sheriff's Court Sherif James Burchel Daweges T. Winter Portugal Street Lincoln’s Inn Westminster Cation Thomas Plaintif Plaimiy

Privileges Committee Examines D Este Claim to Sussex Titles

The Lords Privileges Committee, chaired by the Earl of Shaftesbury, heard Sir Augustus Frederick D Este claim to succeed as Duke of Sussex, Earl of Inverness, and Baron Arklow. The session detailed the lifelong dispute over the Sussex marriage to Lady Augusta Murray, including secret Rome ceremony issues and supporting letters and contracts.

House OF Lords Committee OF Privileges Committee For Earl of Shaftesbury Augustus Frederick D'Este Duke of Sussex Earl of Inverness Baron Arklow the Common Pleas Exchequer Williams, Patteson, Coltman Cresawell Baron Parke T. Wilde Erle Mr. Wilde Waddington Thomas Wilde Augustus D'Este Duke of Sussex Rome Augusta Dunmore Gunn Dunmore Augusta Augustus Frederick Augusta Murray God T.s

Prince and Augusta Murray Marriage Case Chronicle

Exhibits reveal letters and a Rome marriage in 1793 between the Prince and Augusta Murray, later claiming a second English ceremony. Wills and executors discuss secrecy, legitimacy, and a long legal dispute over the marriage’s validity under the Royal Marriage Act and crown consent.

King's Saxony Visit and Whitsun Plans in England

The Times reports expected arrival of the King of Saxony in England near month end or early June, to be greeted at Buckingham Palace and hosted at Claremont if delayed. He may tour Windsor and Welsh mining regions, with possible Scottish stops. the King of the French delays his visit until September. The Prince of Wales and Queen Victoria contemplate Eton Montem attendance. Cobden era debate urges corn law repeal with ten-hour workday caution.

Augusta Mr. Gunn Augustus Pasteur Gunn Mr.Guna Prince Tie Hfe England George II Cloncurry Rome George George N Lord Campbell Thomas Wilde George the Second Privy Council Charlotte Ireland Botsach King of Saxony Prince Albert Buckingham Palace Claremont Windsorcastle Glasgow Edinburgh Counmry Brajesty Marine Louis Philippe Guizat Marshal Soult Eton Montem King of Sexmuny Eton College Salthul Prince of Wales Cobden Leeds

Paris News May 10 Kabyle tensions and Swiss fears

Paris dispatch reports a possible Kabyle incursion from the interior and Spanish ultimatum tension. French and Austrian governments ready to intervene in Switzerland. Funeral of Admiral Lelaude noted. Debates over Prince de Joinville navy note and market quotes listed.

Paris TanciExs Malta Spain Switzerland Morocco Lelaude Pere-la Chaise Imperial Guard Lutzen Bautzen Prince de Joinville Des Débats M. Thiers Orleans Rouen Havre Avignon Strasburg Tangiers Madrid Our Express Gacefa Barcelona Don Carles Marquis de Viluma Valais Lucerne M. Geoffroy Saint Hilaire Academy of Sciences Galignani Royal Sours Lonpox London William J. Denison H. Kemble M-P E. Antrobus Thomas Cabbell J. G. Meymott W. Bakr E. Kemble E. Driver Dr. Phillips W. Merriott Denison M. Cantagrel Democratie Pacifique Frank Butler Luanper Epsom Beaumont Denby Col. Peel Tus Cymneicyopton Abbergaveny Cymreigyddion Society St. David's Llandaff James Stuart Granville Somerset Benjamin Hall Bart Charles Morgan Captain Gore John Guest Charlotte Guest Lady Edwards Principality Wales Harpers Princess's Theatre Oxford Street St. John’s Wood O'Connell J. Payne City of London and Borough of Southwark Bethlem Hospital James Foster Thomas Hooper

Sussex Dukedom dispute and calls for Royal Marriage Act repeal

A May 24 London column argues the Sussex dukedom case belongs before the Lords and urges repeal of the Royal Marriage Act. It critiques The Morning Herald and The Standard for editorial pressure, defends Sir Augustus D'Este, and urges legitimization of the Duke of Sussex's lineage via statute.

Lancashire Cobden Cobbett Robert Peel Duke of Sussex House of Lords Morning Herald The Standard Herald Sussex House of Peers Birtwhistle Wardell Sir Augustus D'Este Rome George the 2Nd England Scotland Piriwhistle Augustus D'Este George the Second George the Third House of Hanover Sophia Hanover Duke of Augusta Murray Ireland Augustus a’Este London

Insolvency of Paris Bank Caccia and Co shocks depositors

The Paris banking house of Messrs Caccia and Co has declared insolvency with debts estimated in the millions of francs. Several partners and depositors face substantial losses, while Seeda, once banker to the pope, is noted in connection with the financial collapse.

Paris Messrs. Caccia and Co Seeda Tha ‘Pope

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