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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 30, 1841

Page

5

Weather and society notes from the May miscellany

A May miscellany recounts barometer readings and temperatures with a storm on May 7. It covers church and charity events at St Pauls and the Mansion House, Royal Freemasons donations, the National Society meeting, and Hong Kong harbor natives noted for friendliness. Rail traffic and industry news follow, with tea markets and political notices included.

Royal Gal“ey of Science Adelaide-street Groud Man-Houss Society For the Propagation of the Gospel Paris Canterbury St. Paul's Cathedral Ripon Isaiah Slit St. Paul's Archbishopry Chichester Archdavon Port Hale Cory Anger Ely Lichfield Lincoln Llandaffster Salisbury St. David's Ecclend Rowland Hill Sinal Society United Kingdom Hill Isasonic Charity Royal Freemasons’ School For Benjam Bond Cabbell Benj. Wood, Esq Southwark Shopsgate Christ Aldertan Copeland M.P London W. Harrison National Society Westminster Lord Ralstock Archdeacon Manning Lord Ashley Hong Kong China Lay England Scotland London and Birmingham Great Western Grand Junction Eonn Manchester Leeds North Midland London and South Innsnouthshire Sterlin Moxpay Earl of Shaftesbury Ord Kenyon Lord Hawarden Colchester Hood Wath Beauchamp Earl of Warwick Earl of Bandon Courtown Loxp Horate Craim Ees Parrotts Lees St. Sulpice Middlesex Kensington Russell Gardens Kenaiehe Tye

COURT AND FASHION AT CLAREMONT AND LONDON

Her Majesty Queen Victoria and Prince Albert visited Claremont with the Prince and Princess of Leiningen, greeted by high officers, and then proceeded to London by royal steam and boat, amid guards, bands, and public cheers. The Duchess of Kent embarked for the Continent amid a grand dockyard reception, with royal salutes and a poignant farewell.

Prince Albert Princess Leiningen Town Claremont Wemyss and Wylde Pretorious Royal Princess Royal Lady Portman Baroness Lehzen Baroness Spaeth Lord London Hussars Guard of Honour Temple 60Th Royal Rifles 1St Life Guards Rifles Windsor Epsom Prince Rupert Woolwich Kent Duchess of Kent Royal Horse Artillery Dynely C.B Foot Artillery Cleaveland Royal Sappers and Miners Royal Engineers Royal Marines 61St Regiment of Foot Forbes Royal Dockyard Greenwich Lord Bloomfield G.C.B G.C.H H. D. Ross K.C.B Lacey Cleveland J. E. Jones Dyneley Cravtenden Hunt Blackley Romer Cuppage Royal Artillery 51St Regiment Queen W. Parker Phipps Hornby Her Majesty Sir W. Parker Royal Marine S.b.cook Prince Leiningen Buckingham Palace Col.Wylde Ariel Smithett Comet Duchess of Sutherland Duchesses of Northumberland Sutherland Groud Rocket Service Sweeting Rh. D. Ross R. J. S. Lacy Cockburn R. Jones Dundas Harding Vicars Ordnance Department Hussey Vivian Baronet Vivian Bangalore Lord Brougham Frances Somerset Tunbridge Wells Henry Duchess of Beaufort Duke Duartes Lanepare M.P C.langilale Freemason's Tavern Lord Campys Wareing Collier Clancy Daniel O’connell Edward Petre Charles Clifford J. M. Doyle K.C.H Mr. Lynch G. Barry P. H. Howard

Epsom Races Derby Day Crowds and Upsets Amid Storms

A May Derby at Epsom drew immense crowds despite toll friction and betting volatility. Coronation won the Derby by three lengths, with Arundel and Van Amburgh close behind. many favorites stalled or misfired. Police efforts kept order as heat and dust challenged horses and spectators.

Eplore London Morden Cheam Epsom Metropolitan Police V Division Kennington-gate Tarrersat’s Coronation van Awburgh van Amburgh Ralph Marshal Soult Galaor Belgrade Joachim Ermengardis Concordie Sr. Lece Lord Westminster Turspay Prince’s Stand Messrs Farrall Perren Dukes of Rutland Beaufort Marquis of Exeter Earls of Chesterfield Uxbridge Lichfield Jersey Verulam Maidstone Paget W. Russell G. Bentinck Godolphin C.fitzroy Miltown Villiers Albemarle G. Anson H. Baring G. S. Byng H. Rous Poulett G. Fitzroy R. Grimston G. Heathcote F. Goodricke J. Shelley C. Cockerell Synge Crauford Peel Brand Delmé Radcliffe Payne Higgins Clive Irby Greville Batson Gregory Crommelin J. White Hawker H. Combe Codrington Angerstein Shelly Rush Meiklam Magennis Vansittart Broadhead Craven Course Mr. Dixon Saracen Bell Lord Lichfield Bih Father Mathew Birthday Saracens Lord Albemarle Cotton Duke of Gratton Captain Ridge Mosque Minaret T.Y.C Camelino Buckle Balbhino Dromedary Mr. Walter Sir George Mr. Greville Perseus Col. Anson Westbrook Lichtwald Augustus Courtezan Mr. Shakel Ec Cantle Butler Goodman Mungo Park Cantle Epsom Downs Ascot-heath Tattenham Tattenham-corner Yorkshire Scott Thimbleriggers, &c Doncaster Derby

Derby and Oaks Race Day at the Stakes Meeting

King’s Dahlia and Folly vie in a feature day of racing with Whalebone and Sir George, plus Glyder, Asthon and Dublin in close pursuit. Notable results include Folly winning the Derby and Oaks plate in a dead heat with Hellespont, while Colchicum and Miss Emily claim other two mile heat wins amid a large field of 3 to 6 year olds and numerous named owners and trainers.

King Dahlia W. Balchin Wallers Sir George Wright Folly Hornsby C .Rismal Jemmy C. Cockerill Effie Mr. Osbaldeston X. Bacon Ascanius Martyn Zinganee Whalebone Dublin Gardner Bic Athon Turner Doncaster Lord Exeter Silistria Balchin Clematis Daniel Orion Tottenham Corner Asthon Greville Pickwick Goodman Angelo Angelo, 4 Yr. the Following Also Started But Were Not placed:—Mr. Higgins Maid Marian Syria Sultan Garcia Williamson Mobarek Chapple Mitchell Lady Liverpool Booth Benjamin Collins Isaac Bedford Sherrard Colonel Captain Calquitt Miss Emily Crouch Mr. Shelley Frmay Lord Westminster Scott Mr. Dixon Miss Stilton Larapoon Holmes Ghuznee Mr. Batson Robinson Lye Lord Verulam Mann Col. Crauford Conolly Col. Thompson Heseltine Mr. Sadler Rogers Duke of Beaufor KE. Edwards Lord Albemarle Cotton Mr. Theoald Macdonald G. Heathcote A. Perren Sir G. Heathcote Jane General Wyndhaim Aspatria Nat Col. Wyndham Nora Creina Saracen Buckle Duke of Grafton Florence J. Day Lord Huntington Mr. Wright Mr. Armstrong Mr. Higgin

Harsh attack on Sir Robert Peel over reform and sugar bread

The piece rails at Sir Robert Peel with satire and moral fervor, contrasting his alleged insincerity with Talleyrand and criticizing his opposition to emancipation reform and cheap bread. It argues the eight-person family diet shows the truth of hungry masses versus elite privilege, urging action against monopolies and poverty.

Colonel Lowther W. Duncombe Captain Duncombe George Henry Smythe Bart Frederick Fowke John Gibbon John Chetwode John Croft Thomas Maryon Wilson R. C. Glyn Westminster Poet's Corner Dean-Street Cesspool Tothill-street York-street Exchequer Chamber Norfolk Baron Alderson Justice Williams North Wales Lord Abinger South Wales Justice Erskine Justice Patteson Chambers Leannetn Martine Kennington.com Edwards Green Barker Brown Jago O'Connell John Bull Parliament Lord Cardigan Duke of Buckingham O’connell Hawes M.P D'Eyncourt Forest Division Berkshire Bracknell Reading Workingham Easthampstead Park Marquis of Downshire Bill Hill Leveson Gower Bearwood Hursthouse Sir John Conroy Sindlesham House T. Harman Purley Tar Ricut Roseart Peet, Bart Joseph Talleyrand Robert Sir Robert Canning Virgil Judas Charles Wetherall Thomas A Dedimus Gilead Robert Peel Sheffield Artizan Sir Robert Peel London Milbank

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