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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 13, 1842

Page

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Address to Londoners on Corn Laws and patriotism

The piece challenges Londoners to examine their self interest amid the Corn Laws dispute. It argues that London bears the burden of policy while benefiting from trade, urges concrete scrutiny of recent seasons and employment, and asks why Londoners resist repeal. It stresses utilitarian patriotism, links rents and luxury to policy, and calls for a practical, nonpartisan critique of the system.

London Temple Bar Empire Downing-street House of Commons Ney Landonberg Kent Sussex Westminster Marylebone Manchester Glasgow Ollivier Pall-mall Messrs Howell James Swan and Eagar Robert Peel Espn Ugres

Four Days Later from Liverroot on Mexico Texas Crisis

Latest intelligence from Liverroot reports British backed Mexican forces, led by Almonte, advancing toward Texas with three iron steamers and land and sea power. It cites fears of a Mexican invasion, British and French interests, and potential new continental alliances affecting Texas independence. Canada elections and smuggling fears are noted alongside China and Spain naval debates and a dramatic prison escape in Europe.

United States Liverroot England Waite New York Independence Liverpool Henrick Hudson London Britannia Boston Mexico Texas Hargens and Co Vera Cruz Santa Anna Cam Col. Almonte Almonte Republic France Enpland Canada York Lafontaine Roe Small Genera Captain Macauley Canada West Montreal Parmlee St. John’s Débats China Africa Bugeaud Algiers Abd el Kader Morocco Spain Madrid Erice Barusseérs Escare General Vanders Madame Vandersmissen Dugsburgh Prince de Joinville Brazils Ghika Hyacinth Cape of Good Hope Abercromby Robinson Waterloo Table Bay Algoa Bay van Diemen’s Land Her Majesty’s 991Th Regiment Cape Tablebay N.W. Gate Victoria W. Whitmore J. Christie Birmingham Pott Freeman Acraman Bristol Morgan Hutton Follett Biddlestone Valpy Fraser G. Cazenove C. Turner Beale Chiltenham

Health Update on Viscount Maldourne and Regency Gossip

Reports from South-street indicate Viscount Maldourne's health improves but he remains confined to his room. the ex-prime minister shows revived spirits. Sir Robert Peel and Lady Peel depart for Drayton Manor. Sir James Graham and cabinet members bid him farewell.

Viscount Maldourne South-street Robert Lady Peel London and Birmingham Drayton Manor Staffordshire Whitehall Gardens James Graham Svensganr Alfred Dowling Court of Common Pleas Fox Maule Begs of Bute Court of Exchequer Exchequer Geographical Society Royal Academy Geological Society Society of Arts M. Cutler Botanical Society Atise Hampton Court Palace Tue Lang Exeaxor Ponsony Charles Bevan Robert Sulivan Middlesex Hampton-court Marylebone Hume Regent Circus Oxford Street Muir Palmer Lord Lauderdale Lord Holland Mr. Grey S Tume Crown and Anchor Donaldson Madame Vestris Charles Mathews Haymarket Norrow Sheridan Mr. Sheppard J. S. Buckingham Joseph Brotherton Richard Cobden Esq Manchester League Duke of Buckingham Ratway Greenwich Leeds Edinburgh Glasgow South Eastern Dover Brighton South Western Birmingham Gloucester Derby Great North of England Newcastle Carlisle York North Midland London Blackwall Great Western Eastern Counties Midland Counties Hull and Selby Croydon Tur Courtenouc Company Haberdashers Leat Windmarsh Wright Hindmarsh Peter Leaf India Bradford Orleans Merinos

Accident at Buckingham Palace and Peculiar Court notes

A 48 year old man Martin Dirkin dies after a fall from scaffolding at Buckingham Palace entrance. He leaves a wife and family on Little Wild-street Drury-lane. The section also covers a peculiar court case involving John Woolley and Miss Morgan over a claimed £27,000, a commission of lunacy for Mrs. Mary Ann Cowderoy, and various local police or court actions including a postal theft case, an attempted suicide, and a possible baby found at Waterloo Bridge with coroner notified.

Buckingham Palace Martin Dirkin St. George’s Hoaital Little Wild-street Drury-lane Court of Peculiars John Woolley Miss Morgan Woolley Averreth Bristol Johnny Gilpin John Dr. Addams D.C.L Smithfield Newgate Sinemar Derustoxs Barlow Metropolitan Sheriff’s Office Red Lion Square Mary Ann Cowderoy Whitley Crescent Reading Elliott Cowper House Old Brompton Glass White Broad-street Montague Morris Workman Woodhouse Levy Pyxr Count D'Orsay Messrs Pyne Richards Platt Myr Humfries Kelly Charles Lewis Orrich Ronpeny Bow-street Pries William ‘Taylor General Post Office Peacock Robinson Thomas Russell Portman Square John Playle Henry Rice Russell Murper Waterloo Bridge Brown Waterloo-bridge Savoy Higgs Duchy of Lancaster Robert Rayner Long Isabella M‘kenzie Hy. M‘kenzie Charles-street Portland-place Edgware Road Westmoreland Street Duke Street Rogers Richard Henderson Golden Ball Tottenham Court.road Portsmouth Rawlinson Alfred Sprying John Simpson Court-Road Bennet Antelope Public House Wellington Marlborough Street Moses Levy Isaac Jackson Oxford Street Hardwick Clerkenwe T.L Sarah M'Donald St. Bartholomew's Hospital Harland Holloway Holloway Road Bawmer Hall Greenwood Mr. Greenwood Bime Trust Mr.Greenwood Islington Defendant Waddington Order Union Hall Pasmen John Banfield Newington Borough Court OF Requests Wi, &c Thomas Samuel Brown Mr. Brown Alice Lowe City of London Lord Frankfort Mr. Thomas

Law and Police Roundup of Saturday Court Proceedings

Reports from the Rolls Court and various London courts detailing contempt motions over Daguerreotype injunctions, outlawry distringas debates, bigamy examination, assault cases from Cloth Fair, Jewel pawnbroking summons, and shoplifting, highway robbery, and workhouse disputes. Notable items include Daguerreotype injunctions extended against Edward Joseph Edwards and related advertising, and a Brixton-like showing of concurrent cases with personalities such as Lord Frankfort and Mr Beard.

Rolls’ Court Bravo Vy. Epwirps Pemberton Queen's Bench Prison Edward Joseph Edwards Times Liverpool Street Broad-street London Jabez Hogg Beard Lord Langdale Bosayquer Avn Others Gnauan Ogle Shade Earl of Watpeanive Italy Justice Patteson Peacock Common Pleas Victoria Cassidy Steward Justice Pattesan Vullowry Mr. Peacock Mansion House Henry B. Pratt Barbadoes Prince Edward's Island Jackson Cork Childs Pratt Guildaall Marsh King-street Clothfair Smith Peter Laurie Alderman Jolson Sir Peter Laurie Alderman Johnson Peter Taure Coul Wolff Flower Central Criminal Court Twyford Lord Frankfort Vaughan Strand Mr. Wolff Mr. Twyford Joseph Treasure James Treasure Long-acre Chapilow Mr. Chapilow Cash Helm Marylebone Ann Sparkes Robert Woolmer King’s Cross St. Pancras Road

Tragic Wharf Accident Claims John Viner at Bankside

A river accident near Bankside wharf ends in the death of John Viner a married man with a large dependent family. He slipped on a plank while unloading a sand barge and fell into the fast running river despite fellow workers efforts to rescue him.

Pata John Viner

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