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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 01, 1840

Page

1

Trade and taxation in nineteenth century Britain

Article analyzes Excise duties Imports and Export values in the United Kingdom. It discusses Corn imports as poverty indicators, explains how exports can decline wealth in certain periods, and links shifts to Corn Laws and agricultural protection. It notes distortions from smuggling and census estimates while outlining the effect on manufacturing and national wealth.

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Industrial gears in flux as cotton and iron trade shift

The article analyzes cotton trade overproduction, export shifts, and price swings influenced by foreign growth in spinning and weaving. It notes Belgium linen growth, silk decline, and France’s protective stance, then highlights rising iron output from 1823 to 1830 and projected expansion in Scotland and Cumberland.

Switzerland Prussia Austria Russia France England Elberfeld Rhine Trieste Great Britain Scotland Cumberland Seaton J.C

Court and fashion. The Intended Removal of the Count

Reported plans mention the Queen and court leaving Windsor for Buckingham Palace on November 11. Notes on royal appointments and a charity fair with the Queen Dowager and Duchess of Kent supporting national schools. Updates on St James’s Palace entrance works and arrivals from Dover including Guizot and the Duke of Cambridge.

Windsor-castle Buckingham Palace Duke of Sutherland Marquis of Westminster Marquis of Normanby Mulgrave Castle John Russell Earl of Durham Newcastle Journal Derby Earl Howe Queen Adelaide Adelaide Howe Windsor Duchess of Kent Upton-Cum- Chalvey 1St Life-Guards Ximenes Polehampton Gwynne Hanover Cleveland Row Dover Duke of Cambridge Continent Monroe R.A Mrvasi S. Pex Marquis of Normandy H. G Ward Sheffield South Western Railroad Geary Fastioxs Spencers Kc. &c L'Orient Brocher Rusille de Soic Etoise Nacré Jaspine Chiné Rocaille Soic Cristal, &c. &c London Paris Ladies' Magazine of Fashion

New French Ministry Formed Amid Liberal Milestone

The French cabinet is definitively formed with Marshal Soult as president of the council and war minister, Guizot foreign affairs, Duchatel interior, Humann finance, Martin du Nord justice, Duperre marine, Villemain public instruction, Cunin Gridaine commerce, Teste public works. London papers note conservative satisfaction and a forthcoming official Moniteur list.

M. Martin du Nord Admiral Duperre Marine M. Villemain Public Instruction M. Cunin Gridaine Commerce M. Teste United States Canada Express Liverpool Halifax New York Boston Caledonia Samuel Cunard General Harrison Webster Great Western London France Holland Hamburgh Bremen Union of the Provinces Quebec James Macdonald Upper Canada George Arthur Lord Sydenham James Bowles Guards Deats Admiral Fleming Greenwich Hospital Leamington Blue Thomas Hardy County of Carlow Tighe J. Ponsonby Derby Lord Duncannon Fitzwilliam Percival Crampton Ireland Mulgrave-castle Kensington Palace Craig Kensington Road Bayswater Road Bayswater Road.— Herald Tracy Peersee Toddington Thomas Henry Robert Viscount Tracy Worcester Chronicle Hich Strewart Cambridge Chronicle H. V. Stuart Waterford Earl OF Seafield Scotland Cullen-house County Bank Lewes Alexander Grant Ogilvy Reidhaven Lord Ogilvy Deskford and Cullen Nova Scotia James Grant Grant Bart Jean Alexander Anne Duff James Ogilvy Earl of Findlater Earl of Seafield Francis William Grant Mary Anne Dunn J. Charles Dunn Vernon Arms Elizabeth Sandys Ann Sandy Robert Sandys Marianne Sandys Ann Sandys George Sandys Honor Sandys Catherine Sandys Dustin John Murphy Gloucester-street Mipplesex Allen Westminster Holborn Finsbury Tower Wesae Kensington Ceveeee Edmonton Gore Aeaeessereeee Elthorne Spelthorne Isleworth Joan Macron John Maginn Castletownroche Maginn Castletown Cork Leeds Leeds Mercury Paris M. Guizot Sebastiani Conegliano Dalmatia Belluno Reggio Molitor Gerard Clausel Grouchy Vallee M. Thiers Thiers Clique Marshal Soult Marshal Rue Ville ’Eveque Dufaure M.guizot M. Duchatel Home Department Soult M. Dufaure MM. Pussy and Duchatel Duperre Marine Lalande Mediterranean Lawson Bedford Hotel Rue St. Honoré T. Whitelock J. Doveton Palace of St. Cloud Whitelock Christixa Moyttpeli&r Havre Napoleon Rouen Minister of Marine the Invalides Normandie America

Two Pickpockets Age Eleven Commit Theft Attempt

In London, two boys named Smith and Rowland aged about eleven were brought before the lord mayor for cutting a lady dress and attempting to steal her pocket. A pruning knife and two silk handkerchiefs were found on them. The theft would have yielded 40 sovereigns and silver. They belong to a gang of over forty pickpockets. They were committed to Bridewell for two months each.

Smith Rowland Cornhill Camberwell Wilkinson Bridewell Guildhall George Burrell Rowe Redcross-street ST Fraup Ann Joseph Thorne Robert Williams Jeremiah Rankin Dent Optician Coleman-street City Marlborough Street Mary Ann Harley Haymarket Mr. Long Beresford Bath London Inspector Beresford Hatton Garden St. Gilles’s James Littleton Shammus Mary Nichols Newgate St. Giles's Thomas Smith East Corporation Row Clerkenwell Fast Penny G Division Worship-Street Bicamy Thomas Poole Mary Trumper Bishopsgate-street Hampton William Ballard St. John’s Hoxton Priscilla Sparkes St. Botulph’s Church Aldgate Sopp Ropsers Joseph Rogers William Trott Spitalfields Alderman Policeman Trew White High Holborn Broughton Thames Office George Hills John Hills John Honey Ballantine Geneva Gravesend Renton Her Majesty's Customs Thames and Medway Canal Union Hall Peek Malthy Tooley-street Southwark Peek, Brothers, and Co

French cabinet rehearsals and royal adjournment stir Paris

The Moniteur notes Guizot's Paris arrival, Soult's firm stance, and a Soult Guizot cabinet shaping the war office. It also reports the king sparing ministers, delays in ministerial arrangements, and rising funds on news of Guizot. Also covered are charitable addresses to the king, Christina in France, Napoleon ashes, and Madrid politics.

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