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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 21, 1841

Page

6

Epistle to Emily and wartime scenes from 18th century print

A fragmentary miscellany mixes an epistolary verse address to Emily about a late fire and national ruin with wartime reminiscences. It recounts a brutal retreat, a comrade named Little aiding a wounded narrator, and a bridge escape amid cannon fire. The piece includes curiosities on Sir John’s lion sermon, ancient cannon, a Chinese death reflection, and a note on pencil cedar to deter moths.

Exchequer Bill Affair re examination at Mansion House

The re examination of Ernest Rapallo on forged exchequer bills resumed in the lord mayor’s private room at the Mansion House. Magistrates and counsel debated bail, access to books, and the prisoner’s remand to Newgate as merchants and brokers watched.

Ernest Rapallo Mansion House Stock Exchange Maule Treasury Waddington Bodkin Lefroy Alderman Wilson Alderman Gibbs Thomas Wood Peter Laurie Forrester Mr. Bodkin Mr. Rapallo Rapallo Newgate Mr. Waddington Compter Sir Peter Laurie Sir Peter Court of Aldermen

Fire inquiry at the Tower Armoury pediment removal details

A detailed report covers the removal of the pediment sculpture by Gibbons, the construction and stability concerns after the fire, and witness testimony. The board of ordnance, chaired by Colonel Peel, questions engineers and scientists about water supply, heating stoves, spontaneous combustion, and phosphorus matches as fire origins. Estimates place total loss under £300,000 with over 5,000 percussion muskets saved. many artifacts, regalia, and artillery were secured as the building is leveled.

Gibbons White Tower Ordnance Office Colonel Peel Mr. Moseley Bowyer Tower Board of Ordnance Ordnance Department Peel M.P Hawke M.bean R.A Parrett Abraham Booth Booth Col. Peel Major Hawke Bulete Rundle and Bridge

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