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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 04, 1838

Page

2

France and Spain News From Europe and Americas in One Chronicle

A Paris royal tour notes the king’s health while Gallois’ recall is explained as cost cutting. Lisbon dispatches report a tense Mexican front and Duarte’s embassy to Lisbon. Bayonne and Saragossa relay reprisals against Carlist supporters and royalist pressure in Spain.

Franwch Gallois Africa Moniteur Lalande Levant Louis Philippe Mediterranean Count Durosnel Lisbon Portugal Paris Stock Exchange Paris and Havre Ponts Et Chaussees New Orleans Mexico Bustamente Spain Paris Marquis de Miraflores Count Mole Espartero Burgos Eliot Bayonne Beira Prince of the Asturias Tolosa Infante Don Sebastian Verastegui Don Carlos Elorrio Azpeitia Azceitia Duke of Granada Salzburg Saragossa Epila Bourgs Isabella van Halen Belchite Cabrera Lord Palmerston Naples Turin Messina Prince Scaletta Lecca Sicily Duke of Laurenzana Palmero Kolowrath Italy Vienna Switzerland Netherlands Argan St. Gall Vaud Geneva Federal of Council of State Masse Algiers Constantina Khalifs Andkurds Hakem Stora Valle Rusicado Phillippeville Marshal Clausel Toulon

Died Ashburton letter carrier Martian Adams at 74

Ashburton notices report Martian Adams a Post-office letter carrier for 44 years died Saturday night aged 74. Her salary was two shillings weekly for two deliveries daily, and her furniture sold at auction along with a donkey saddle and spur.

Wm. Hamlyn Ashburton Church Cowes James Edward Corke Nancy Messager S.E Yarmouth Roads Yarmouth Providence Dover Mortinous Havre Dungeness Leconte France Hythe Randall Guy Lymington Minchinhampton Cambridge Union Workhouse Northwich Messrs. Ashton Messrs. Tomlinson Portsea Southsea Castle Sirhowy James Griffiths Thomas Griffiths Thomas Lewis Isaac Thomas Watford Board of Guardians

The Hurricane of Monday Rages Through London

A historic cyclone battered London from Sunday night into Monday, with severe chimneys, walls and roofs blown down across the city and suburbs. The storm caused extensive property damage from Westminster to Richmond, but there were miraculous escapes and no recorded deaths.

London Trinity Lane Dean-street Farringdon-market Watling-street Apothecariecs’hall St.Bartholomew’s Hospital Tower Hamlets Great Hermitage Street Wapping Fairfax St. Katharine Aldridge High Street Commercial-road London Dock Company Stepney Mr. Gunn Edward-street Clapton Hackney Stamford Hill Temple-mills Stratford London Hospital Luke Mr. Rowe Clarence Gardens Regent’s Park Joseph Casp Seymour Crescent Hampstead Clarendon Square Gower Street Gordon and Russell Squares Russell-square Compton-street Whiskin-street Clerkenwell No. 8 No. 9 Waterloo No. 10 Marquis of Hertford Trinity Church Baker Street Regent’s Canal T Division Westminster Gell Paradise Row Frisby Jane Sharp Hutchings Neale Covent Garden Lambeth, &c Lambeth Magdalen Blackfriars Road Kent Road St. Thomas’s Hospital Norwood Dulwich Camberwell Camberwell- Green Mr. Curtis Stamford-street Bennett Street Blackfriars-road Bennett-street Waushall Road Windmill-street Lambeth Walk Thomas Chandler Hyde Park Queenstreet Brompton Wincup Dell Kensington-road Kingston-house Marquis Wellesley Kensington Gardens Bayswater Kensington Notting-hill Hide Street Mr. Knaggs James-street Wright’s Gardens Holland-lane Holland-park Hammersmith Brook-street-lane Jago Turnham-green Acton Jones Spragg Brentford Kewbridge Grand Junction Company Felix Booth New Brentford Flower Butcher Boston Lane Hanwell Northumberland Arms Emery Castle Tavern Spring-grove Hounslow H. Pownall Camden Bath Road Kew Mortlake Deptford Greenwich Woolwich London and Greenwich Mr. Lambert Broadway Deptford Pier Bromley Oliver’s Court Butcher’s Row Gould M. Ir. Barnard Greenwich Park Creek Road Williams Woolwich-road Woolwich Common Saunders Market-head Charlton Fair Surrey Putney Barnes Moyes Eastsheen Rses Barnes Commons Barnes Workhouse Black Horse Inn Marsden Somerville Richmond Ryder Castle Inn Cambridge Heath Middlesex Richmondbridge Twickenham-common Hampton Elliott Tomlinson Hamptonwick

Great Western Railway excitement near Maidenhead to London

A scene of excitement along the Great Western line between Maidenhead and London followed the departure of the last train. Carriages were placed on the south link opposite the station offices, creating notable activity after the service ended.

Great Western Railway Maidenhead London Sandey-nizge Eibal Prepa

Train derails and blockages disrupt several lines

A Sunday night storm caused derailments and obstructions along multiple lines. First and second carriages were removed, four carriages despatched, and trains halted or diverted. Carriages were located at Wormwood Scrubs Maidenhead and Slough as inspectors investigated the incident.

Pany Lendopee

Widespread Atlantic hurricane wrecks coastal towns

Oct 29 reports describe a west wind hurricane causing severe damage at Sheerness including dockyard damage and a sailor injured by a falling chimney. Shoreham and Ramnscape record ships driven ashore, crews saved after hours afloat. Bristol notes a gale flooding rivers and damage to oyster boats Unity and Thetis.

Sheerness Andim Shoreham Friends Henderson Sunderland Seaham Copperas Gap Ramnscape Narney Antwerp New Orleans Bristol Unity Thetis Swansea All Arts

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