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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 26, 1839

Page

1

Parties Face Speaker Vote After Recess in Parliament

The piece discusses party positions after the recess as the House of Commons prepares to elect a Speaker with two candidates, Mr Goulburn and Mr Shaw Lefevre, while debating Open Questions, reform, and electoral franchise changes. It urges Whigs and Radicals to act decisively to unite and advance reform.

House of Commons Goulburn Mrr Shaw Lefevre Lefevre Morning Chronicle House of Corwins Hailot Mr. Grote John Russell Priginnaged Lord John Russell Home Secretary Hesketh Fleetwood Iain Liberal Party

Court and Fashion. Queenes and Royal Attendances Chronicle

The report details royal movements and social events in London and Windsor. It notes Sunday services at the Chapel Royal with the Bishop of London officiating, the Queen and suite at Ascot and Windsor, visits by foreign dignitaries, a large Buckingham Palace ball planned, and an impending grand entertainment at the London Tavern for imperial visitors. It also mentions marriages, fortunes, accidents, and the anticipated impact of closures on prestigious houses.

Chapel Royal London John Barham Haden Packman Hereford Lady Portman Flers Hastings Miss Pitt Miss Spring Rice Lord Byron R. Otway Lord A. Paget Buckingham Palace Quadrille Institute Buckingham-palace Buckingham -Palace Windsor Castle Ascot Spring Rice George Campbell Earl of Prince and Princess of Leiningen Woolwich Hignesses St. James’s Palace Gloucesterhouse Duchess of Gloucester George III Joshua Reynolds Hussein Khan Paris Tuileries Adelaide Hastings Lisbon England Hampshire Prince George of Cambridge Malta Constantinople Sir R. Stepford Levant Lord Powis Lord Howard Vyse Royal Horse Guards Miss Seymour George Seymour Lord Clarendon Catherine Barham John Barham Kendal Duke of Wellington Devonshire Sutherland Northumberland Taylor Sir Herbert Taylor Russia Company William Astell Russia Netherlands Catherine Russias

Chartists Move Amid National Unrest Across Towns

Across the country Chartists hold meetings from Kennington to Bath with thousands in attendance and appeals to dismiss ministers. Police, yeomanry, and troops are deployed. clashes in Liverpool and Birmingham provoke warnings as Chartists arm and mobilize.

Kennington Common Bath Wells Frome Bilton 10Th Hussars Army Liverpool Birmingham Donaldson Brown Hell Harney Browne Stephens Manchester Leeds Political Union John Russell Bolton Bronterre O'Brien Robespierre Leeds Shrewsbury Chronicle Montgomeryshire Yeomanry Montgomeryshire Yeomanry Ingram Isaac Lewis Lewis Humphreys Her Powell OrpHam Oldham James Horborn Elijah Hibbert Crompton Royton Chatterton Botton Chartists Rochdale Bask Lexus Northern Union Northern Union John Widdop Peter Hoey Stockport Savings’ Bank Bristol Newport Monmouthshire Monmouthshire Iron and Coal Company Western Vindicator Vincent

Addresses to the Queen spark liberal ministry hopes

Meetings across Southwark Bristol and Liverpool urged support for a liberal ministry and approval of the Queen's conduct. The Hertford election produced a narrow liberal victory amid Conservative efforts with candidates Cowper and Farquar and remarks on political sentiment and upcoming dissolutions.

Southwark Bristol Liverpool Hertford Mr.Cowper Lord Melbourne Shiel Minto Farquar Peel Melbourne Mr. Cowper Sir Minto Farquar Carlton Club Cowper Roberts Lup Low Henry Clive Montgomery T. Alcock Newton Clive Ludlow Boroucg Stoke Stoke-upon- Trent George Inn Burslem Granville Dudley Ryder Alderman Copeland Staffordshire Gazette North Staffordshire David Watts- Russell Ilam Hall David Watts-Russell W. Bingham Baring Halifax John Norris St. John’s House Robert Alexander Halifax Express Gateshead Hutt Hull West Norro Messrs William Folkes Jacob Astley Norfolk Chronicle George Darby A. E. Fuller East Sussex Cavendish Brighton Colonel Thompson Wilberfore Walter James G. Murray Walter P Rerrasienti Greens M.P Greene Borough of Lancaster Lancaster Guardian Preston Townley Parker Sir Robert Esse Posse Sim Lancashire Parker Robert Peel North Lancashire Whitehall High Trust

Grand Demonstration of Metropolitan Teetotallers

A large temperance procession and rally traverse central London with banners, carriages, and speakers. The march from Lincoln's Inn Fields to Kennington Common includes diverse district societies, U S banners, and crowds, ending with a temperance meeting at the Horns Tavern chaired by Lord Stanhope, featuring speakers from Britain and the United States.

New British and Foreign Temperance Society Metropolis Lincoln’s Inn-Fields Chauncery-lane Temperance Association Walworth Rotherhithe Bethnalgreen Spital Britain Lord Bexley Blues Lincoln’s-inn-fields Great Queen-street St. Martin’s-lane Strand Fleet Street Ludgate- Hill St. Paul’s Churchyard Aldersgate-street Jewin-street Fore-street Finsbury-pavement Finsbury Square Crown-street Sun-street Union-street Brick-lane Whitechapel Aldgate Fenchurch-street London-bridge Borough Elephant and Castle Westminster-road Westminster-bridge Parliament-street Charing Horns Tavern Exeter Hall Wellclose-square Kennington Lord Stanhope Delavan Beeman Patten United States J. Edwards Brighton Baker Grosjean Morris Kennington-common Hest Horns the Globe

Declines Candidacy for Northern Division of Lancashire

A Preston Chronicle excerpt shows RosrntT Peru declining a political candidacy offer with thanks to R Townley Parker, MP. The letter expresses gratitude for repeated confidence and kindness and states a faithful personal refusal to stand in the Northern Division of Lancashire.

Lancashire Peru R. Townley Parker, Esq Preston Chronicle

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