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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 11, 1838

Page

2

Global powers sketch new European chaos threat

A forecasted crisis in Spain prompts calls for military rule while Russia presses influence across Turkey Austria and the Mediterranean. The piece maps rival aims in Colgne Paris London and Vienna with Black Sea to Adriatic flashpoints and Belgian Luxembourg disputes shaping a fragile status quo.

Spain Valencia Madrid Russia Cologne Rhenish Prussia England Persia Shah of Persia Caspian Sea Teheran Turkey Mediterranean Bashans Egypt Anghiar Skelessi Black Sea Don Poland Austria Danube Adriatic Dalmatia Adriatic Sea Frontenigrini Austrian Italy Constantinople France Napoleon Greece Ionian Islands Bashan Bashaw Holland Belgium Luxembourg Germany Atlantic

Skeletons Found Near Aldrington Church and Other Local News

Workmen on the Shoreham branch uncover three ancient skeletons buried four to seven feet deep near Aldrington Church ruins. The find includes a small crock with remains and burnt-straw residue. Reports from Bath, Brighton, Chard, Dublin, Lynn, Maidenhead, Pangbourne, and Pembroke cover notices of a new Queen's College plan, town reforms, legal cases, railway ventures, and coastal steamer launches.

Aldrington Shoreham Brighton Aldrington Church Bath Queen’s College Oxford Cambridge Manners Fielder Barns Chard Toms Dublin Dublin and Drogheda Ireland Lynn Drake Dr. Tweedale Mr. Drake Maidenhead John Waites Hersey Hawthorne-bill Sexton Pangbourn Berks Shooter's Hill Great Western Railway Domitian Constantine Julian the Apostate Constantius Gracianus Licinian Lupicinius Pembroke Medusa Liverpool Royal Dock-Yard Milford Hobb’s Point Keignmouth Mesars Blaney Arscott Byng Hall Exeter Totnes Ashburton Dartmouth

Durham Proclaims Indemnity Act Policy in Lower Canada

Royal William arrives Liverpool with 29 passengers including Sir John Conroy’s son. Lord Durham issues a long proclamation defending his rule in Lower Canada and explains the indemnity act, disallowance of an ordinance, and his resignation. He outlines aims for British governance, civil rights, and colonization, and predicts future constitutional plans for British America.

Royal William Liverpool New York John Conroy Lord Durham Canada Durham John George Earl of Durham Lambton Victoria Lower Canada British America England British North America Britain United States Canadas Bermuda Fuster Great Britain Castle of St. Lewis Quebec C. Buller John George Earl of Durham Queen Victoria Haes Person St A Dur Lower D. Daly Lake Chaplain Sir John Colborne Montreal Doorham Quebec Mercury Pictou Chesapeake Countess of Durham Washington Montreal Herald St. George’s Society of St. Anne’s Market Lorg

Funeral of Edmund Taylor Follows Noted London Murder

The funeral of Edmund Taylor, a cooper killed in a stabbing at the hands of Robertson, proceeds from his Ratcliffe home to St George's in the East with many mourners. The town discusses the tragic event as the case awaits further legal action and the accused remain in Newgate.

Shadwell Edmund Taylor Robertson Helen Collins Newgate Church of St. George’s-in-the-East Ratcliffe Highway Edwards Hackneywick Taylor Oxford Street Marylebone Oxford-street Charles-street Soho-square Tottenham-court-road Robinson Tottenham Court-Road England Law Magazine

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