Controversial Dispatch Criticized by Weekly Chronicle
A lengthy rebuttal defends the Weekly Chronicle against the Dispatch's accusations of press piracy and blasphemy. It denounces the Dispatch for libellous attacks on religion ministers, inflames reader sentiment, and highlights exclusive Tower fire reporting. The piece also rebuts charges of copying and defends editorial integrity amid broader religious reform themes.
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Weekly Chronicle
Tower of London
Daily Press
Dispatch
Judicature
Lus
Church of England
God
Louth
University of Oxford
Romaine
Horne
Norwich
Porteus
London
David
Peter Annet
Thurlow
England
Watson
University of Cambridge
Dr. Paley
Pauline
St. Paul
Jack
Eys Moral Philosophy
Harmer’s Election Fallout Sparks Livery Critique
The passage notes mistaken political course, cites a jury verdict on Mr. Harmer, and reports his resignation from aldermanic duties. It then critiques the Weekly Dispatch ownership and its defense of property in scissors and paste, labeling the paper’s stance as blasphemous and libellous while questioning the proprietor’s occupation.
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Emanuel
Watts
Nathaniel Lardner
Doddridge
Wesley
Thom
Canterbury
Wesleyan Connexion
Whitfield
Weekly Dispatch
Harmer
City of London
City of
London
Return of Stamps to London Newspapers 1840 41
Important to advertisers. Return of stamps issued to principal London newspapers during the half-year ending December 31, 1840 and June 30, 1841, paired by order of the House of Commons.
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London
House of Commons
Weekly Chronicle aggregates yearly numbers in cryptic ledger
The Weekly Chronicle prints an aggregate yearly tally featuring a mix of named entities such as Examiners Globes St. James's Chrons John Bulls Mark-Jane Express Evening M and various groups like Observers Records Watchmen Patriots and Spectators with fluctuating figures including 6 54 72 52 7 8 84 63 10 across entries in a terse columned summary.
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Weekly Chronicle
Globe
Shipping Gazette
Courier
St. James's Chronicle
Mark Lane
Observer
Watchman
John Bull
Britannia
Rue Sun
St. James’s
John Bulls
Mark-Jane Express
Britannias
Cobbling clash recalls keeper's blocked path scare
In Cambridge and Richmond park a tale recalls a historic reminder when Lord H closed a footpath and a cobbler sued. The exchange ended with the cobbler noting he wished not to leave the world worse than he found it. Also letters discuss Yearsley’s medical notes and social reform proposals urging union and education to end wage slavery and war.
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Richmond-park
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Yearsney
Louisa
Yearsley
J. W
West-street
Bristol
London
Sheffield
Edmund J. Wheeler
New Broad-street
Portugal
Ass J. B
Ae P
Coventry Crald
R. L
Francis Burdett
T.B.M
Weekly Chronicle
Owen
The Queen Dowager Bulletin News 1841 Updates
Reports from Marlborough-house detail daily progress of the Queen Dowager's health from Nov 7 to Nov 11 1841, with medical observers Dr. Chambers and Dr. Davies noting fevers sleeps and coughing alongside public worry. The Times and Globe are cited for alarming private accounts and evolving prognoses and debates over official disclosures. The Times confirms a painful private outlook as published in Globe. Evidence of royal prorogation procedures and London mortality statistics follow in separate notes.
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Marlborough-house
Willliam
Champers
David Davies
M.D
Sudbury-hall
W.F. Chambers
D. Davies
William F. Cuamngrs
D. Davin Davies
Globe
Texas
Chambers
Town Express
Sudbury
Birth of the Prince of Wales celebrated in London
The Weekly Chronicle notes a Prince of Wales birth on a day traditionally linked to London’s first magistrate. It lauds constitutional rule, Queen Victoria, and the nation’s unity, citing Lord Mayor’s Procession, 100 guns, ships, and officials gathering at Buckingham Palace as signs of public joy and political stability.
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Lord Stanley
Weekly Chronicle
Lancaster
Allsop
S. T. Coleridge
S. P
America
Storey
Lombard-street
DE Culisch
Richard Bonnycastle
Hilton
Alberta
Ducar
Duke of
Prince of Wales
London
House of Brunswick
House of Stuart
Georges
George the Third
Charles the First
France
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Queen Victoria
Robert Peel
England
Almanac method for sunrise sunset and high water times
Instructions describe calculating sunrise and sunset by latitude adjustments above 61 30 and below 51 30, plus brief table of high water offsets for major ports such as London Dock, Bristol, Ork Cove, Falmouth Harbour, Hull, Milford Haven, Brighton, Cowes, Dover, Dublin, Holyhead, Liverpool, Port Glasgow, and Southampton, with notes to see Notices to Correspondents for further calendar details.
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Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Ates
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Prophecy praise for Sir Robert Peel in Times review
A Times Monday critique lauds Peel’s foresight while challenging the claim of prophetic accuracy. It questions the grounds for attributing ministerial omniscience, noting disputed predictions on Hong Kong, Australia, and economic conditions, and counters the notion of flawless policy foresight.
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Robert Peel
Sir Robert
Mr. Smith
Baring
Hong-Kong
Australia
Atlantic
Leod
United States
China
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