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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 06, 1841

Page

7

The Death of Don Diego Leon Conde de Belascorin

A column recalls the death of Don Diego Leon, Conde de Belascorin, amid infighting and false plots. It laments betrayal, cites Christina and Louis Philippe as part of a broader intrigue, and contrasts glory with a traitor’s grave while lamenting a civil war’s toll.

Diego Leon Conde DE Belascorin Henry the Fourth Kristina Louis Philippe League Half Spain Bea Sabreur Isabella Christina Leon Nucent Macnamara

Trial of Alexander McLeod ends in acquittal

A lengthy New York trial records the defence arguing no murder by burning the Caroline, alibi claims, and British public force involvement. Witness depositions from Allan McNab and others cover Navy Island, Chippewa actions, and Gordon Cameron. The jury returns not guilty after Judge Gridley’s favorable charge.

Acadia Rylie Liverpool New York Spencer M‘leod United States Great Britain Mr. Hall Mr. Spencer Caroline Durfee Mr. S Supreme Court Allan M‘nab Chippewa Navy Island Schlosser Upper Canada Sir Francis B. Head Francis Buffalo A. Drew R.N Drew Alexander McLeod U. C Alex Leod Andrew Drew Navy Sentesser Biscoon William Press Canada Niagara Davis O'Keefe Stamford Morrison John Morrison Toronto Alexander M‘leod Cameron Witness & Family Teddy Col. Cameron Archer Hawley Kenneth Cameron Lewiston Angus Militia Boontsten Incorporated Archibald Morrison Margaret Morison Harriet Morrison Captain Morrison Hall Colonel Cameron Cross Mr. Jenkins Angus M‘leod Niagra Witness M‘leon John M‘lean Sworn New York City M‘nab Dr. Foote Pavilion Hail Rose Mgr. Hall Bell Bradley Graham Capt. Morrison Pavilion Hotel Archibald Justice Bell Lewistown Platt Smith Lockport Mr. Hawley Morrisons Samuel Crown Corsen Caswell Myers Wilson Stevens Quimby Wheaton Gridley Shepherd M.cormick Royal Navy New York Courier M‘leop Utica M'Leod Bage’s New York Commercial Advertiser John Quincy Adams Florida Pensacola Jackson Adams Union Seward Nelle South Carolina New York Morning Courier Alexxan Albany Boston England Willis, Hall Joshua A. Spencer Montreal Herald Grogan Richard Jackson William Tatham Holyhead Edward Hills Africa High Seas Admiralty of Caboose Clarkson Suppen Queen’s Bench Warrington Superb Richard Keats Admiral Duckworth St. Domingo Curson Brighton Court Journal Buckingham Palace Prince Albert Grosvenor-place Princess Sophia Kensington-palace Drury-Janch Theatre B. B. Cabbell Dunn Macready Ieaters Grenfell Drury Lane the Phoenix G. Robins Earl of Glengall Messrs H. B. Coles S. Wells J. Ramsbottom J. Wallace B. Oakley Major Naylor St. Albans Jabez Kirk Rainbow Town Hall Jane Pearce Boot Webster Douglas J. H. Rumball T. J. Osbaldistone Blagg Weekly Chronicle Lacy Hertford Assizes Lonpon-Nipce Powell John Payne

Richmond park access restricted and its abuse blamed

The Richmond park notice bans mushroom picking and restricts walking with keepers patrolling. It warns deer-hunting dogs may be shot and implies the park will become a game preserve, closing public routes. Critics condemn royal costs and argue public access should remain.

Richmond Park Royal Parks London Richmond Norrie Duke of Cambridge Lord Sidmouth Royal Parks and Forests Kew Botanic Gardens Westminster Review Viscount Sidmouth Hanover Duke of Sussex Kensington Palace

Treacherous acts at Cornhill shop spark distressing case

James Bartley faced Alderman Pirie charged with smashing a plate glass pane and stealing a silver teapot valued at £6 after entering a Cornhill house. The owner and shopman testified Bartley appeared deranged. the court ordered a Compter doctor to assess his condition for the lord mayor.

Acadia Lord Mulgrave Central Criminal Court Tuansday Richard Forester John Pinkona Clarkson Islington Baron Gurney Thomas Poor Dawes Maddox Street Regent-street Jones King Bank of England Thomas Smith Oxtford-street John Odell Rathbone Golden-square EH. M.gowan Great Windmill Street Haymarket M‘gowan Munper James Smedley Carroll Commissioners of Police Mansion House James Bartley Pirie Cornhill Willsher Bat James Mitchell Will Compter Guildhall Thomas Richardson Hannah Martin Mary Martin Faringdon-street T. Wood Holborn Hill Hanover Field Marylebone House of Correction Henry Walter James Bardell Oxford-street Tom Marlborough Street Henry Birchett Hardwick Baker Cremen Vine-street Old Bailey Mayne Victoria Hatton Garden Sayers Clerkenwell Uien Worship Street Farraviss Supwil Bingham Middlesex Court OF Requests Brown Saxony John Johnson Johnson Brighton Merstham London Mersham Quinesset

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