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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 26, 1839

Page

2

Foreign and domestic dispatches from Paris and across the Atlantic

Reports from Paris note ongoing unrest with arrests and political maneuvering as France reels from July revolution activity. Britain and Spain discuss ministerial changes while U S cities suffer fires and frontier tensions with British troops amid a wider transatlantic political drift.

Metropolis Charity Dinner and Local Exhibitions

The third anniversary dinner of a free hospital charity at Freemasons Hall drew a large crowd led by Lancelot Shadwell with rich musical entertainment. Reports show 17,657 relieved since 1836, subscriptions of £1,338 19s 6d, and disbursements of £1,243 1s 9d, leaving £95 7s 6d. Separate social events included Horticultural Society exhibits in Chiswick with royal attendees and a Pavement Trials update in Oxford Street.

Mirrorothan Free Hospital Freemasons’ Hall Lancelot Shadwell Spence Horticultural Society Chiswick Grand Duke of Russia Suite Prince Meskexikey Duke of Cambridge Earl of Bradford Earl of Lovelace Earl Talbot Sondes Lord Morpeth Countess de Salis Countess of Val de Travers Company Aberdeen Robinson Stead Geary Loxrpon and Croypon Raiilway London and Croydon Railway Company John Moxon R. S. Young Gibbs Norwood Sydenham Tower Fusilier Guards Tower of London Mitchell Furnival Woolwich Earl of Powis Watkin W. Wynn Walpole H. Clive Wilson Kilburn Walcot Shropshire Broomfield Church Hatton-garden- Police-Office Waters Exmouth-street Clerkenwell Turner Mr. Waters Mr. Turner

Remarkable domestic assault case at the magistrates

The report describes an assault between Mrs. Waters and Turner with Waters pursuing a magistrate issued warrant after alleged blows. Both parties failed to appear when scheduled, though Waters and Mrs. Turner attended with a marriage certificate and other evidence ready, highlighting the extraordinary nature of the case.

Rodborough Muaper Rodborough-common Louisa Latham Isaac Dalby Dalby Stroud Casualty Hospital Stroud Gloucester John Ainslie Prideaux Imrie Imrie Ainslie Morrison Tweedmouth Berwick

Abominable hoax shocks Aylesbury and other abortive frauds

Aylesbury in Bucks reports an abominable hoax claiming the death of John Rolls Gibbs editor of the Aylesbury News. The hoax triggered a coroner inquest and legal action against the authors. Other items note passages of ships, forged checks in Edinburgh, a justifiable homicide verdict in Guilden Morden, suspected poisonings in Glasgow, and various local incidents across Britain.

Aylesbury Bucks J. W. Cowley John Rolls Gibbs Gibbs Bristol Ringroad Great Western New York Col. Rathbone Wallack John van Buren United States Carter Supreme Court of Denzey Canada Richard Bassett Royal Artillery Thorne Parish Edinburgh Forcery John Leadbetter and Co Miller Buchanan-street Dr. Wiseman Guilden Morden Knight Royston J. Reavell Glasgow Jeffrey Ross Bartholomew Spittal Hay and Reid M’millan Glasgow Chronicle Hartford Trumbull Street Leith Soulcripe Aberdeen Lewins Bruce Pillau Aledonian Mercury Oldham Manchester Times Plymouth Mount Wise Younge C. Tripe Devonport Lial Tipe Mr. Tripe

Troop Withdrawals from Ireland Reduce Southern Defences

The piece notes withdrawal of 8,356 British troops from Ireland and lists remaining units and depots. It argues the south now holds about three thousand bayonets with depots weakened by drafts. The Limerick Standard calls Protestants vulnerable, but the author suggests defences are no longer required under better governance.

Canadas England Ireland Kilkenny Limerick

The Highland Inn and May Day in London Life

A literary critique discusses Tre Hicurann Inn and Argent ine An Autobiography, praising narrative unity and style. It chronicles a London May Day scene with Dr Parr, a detailed dressing room tableau, and a sentimental, romantic Venice passage.

London Colburn Scott Oatlands Pleydell Guy Mannering Highland Inn Sir Charles Albany Lady Fancourt’s Robinson

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