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Newspaper
Weekly Chronicle
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 06, 1841
Page
5
The passage questions whether the interested parties feel fairly treated and whether their claims were properly considered after a fraud tied to a God Agent. It condemns Mr Burn’s conduct and notes that future claims depend on impounded bills found spurious, highlighting moral injustice and impending consequences for the ending Exchequer Bills.
The article lauds Lord Ellenborough and Lord de Grey for liberal intentions as rulers in India and Ireland. It questions Sir Robert Peel’s plan to appoint a judge to Lefroy and critiques conservative resistance, while praising Ellenborough’s ability, industry, and knowledge of India. If he acts on his professed principles, India may prosper and England gain pride in his leadership.
A long London editorial critique argues against remodelling the American Constitution, defending U S neutrality and sovereignty while condemning Britain’s late Foreign Enlistment measures. It recalls the Caroline affair, Spain, and Spain’s Canadas, urging a simple code of mutual obligations and cautioning against hostile rhetoric toward republican institutions. It notes newspaper price schemes and reports on theatre news including Covent Garden and Nina Sforza performances.
Sporting intelligence from Tattersalls reports brisk betting on Newmarket Derby with Attila Chatham and Robert de Gorham seeing notable action. The room closed with varied odds on many runners including Ballinkeele Moss Trooper Scalteen and Lord Westminster’s entries amid a rapid, lively market. The fox-hounds also enjoyed a strong Sunday run, pursuing a fox after a long chase.
The Exchequer bill investigations continue as several stock exchange borrowers are barred from settling and funds placed with an official assignee. A public inquiry unfolds into forged exchequer bills linked to Beaumont Smith and Rapallo, with arrests, remands, and treasure security questions amid widespread alarm.
Testimony in the Rapallo case reveals exchequer bills issued and pledged for stock gambling. Mariner and De Berckem described handling hundreds of pounds in forged notes. Rapallo remained in custody with Examination continuing. bail debated. Morgan sworn broker defended. Fire at Tower yields accidental death of a fireman. two child burn accidents noted.
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