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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 24, 1839

Page

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The Colonial Office and the British Colonies

A colonial policy critique condemns neglect and inconsistency in the Colonial Office, arguing ministers meddle in detail, harm land and labor systems, and threaten free emigration. It calls for decisive reform, praising Lord Durham’s approach and urging Lord John Russell to lead a national colonisation effort.

Colonial Office John Russell Lord Normanby Mr. Ward Downing-street House of Commons England New South Wales Mr. Wakefield Lord Howick Labouchere Norfolk Islands Botany Bays Lord Durham Mr. Stephens South Australia Port Philips New Zealand van Dieman Lord John Russell Lord Melbourne Hobson France United States Will Lord John Russell Newport Glasgow Frost Sheriff ‘Alsotiy Eeak

Court and Fashion The Queen's Privy Council Mystery

Summons to all privy councillors to Windsor on Saturday to hear a communication from the Queen is reported with uncertainty amid debate on whether it concerns the royal marriage. Observers weigh legal and constitutional questions as Buckingham Palace aims to clarify the event.

Marrisage Morning Chronicle Privy Council Windsor The Globe Prince Albert Chronicle Buckingham‘palace St. George's Chapel Canterbury England Leslie Moon Samuel Cousens Cambridge Sussex Princess Augusta Flora Hastings Duchess of Kent

Arrests at Newport siege as chartists stand trial

A lengthy Newport court session heard testimonies from police and witnesses about the November riot. William Cardo and Edward Edmunds faced treason charges while others like Thomas Ball and William Shellard were examined for riot and sedition. Witnesses described armed mobs, wooden-legged shooters, and the paths of the march toward Newport as authorities pursued treason and public order cases.

Westgate Newport Frost Lyig Hawkins Birmingham Ald Newport Monmouth Burcess F. Meeisi Djen Wales J.coles Brewer Octavius Morgan Mr. Coles William Cardo Churchrow Pancras-road Somers-town Worcester Russia Coles George Turner Thomas Hopkins Edward Hopkins Stowhill Lovell David Evans Stow-hill Westgate Yard John Rees Jack Fifer Commercial Street Samuel Williams Pillgwenlly Westgate Inn Westgate Stable Jackees Jack the Fifer Dr. Beit Risca Moses Scard W. John Alr Henry Kear Commercial Cardiff Road Cardiff Hills Mr. Phelps New Church Herbert Williams Sindh Baya Blackwood Shell G. Shell Pontyp Mr. Cecil Grerce Shell Bristol Roberts Bath Crown Phelps Israel Furman Edward Edmunds Pontlanfraith Gellygroes Greyhound Tredegar Blainau Mr. Frost Sir C. Morgan Edmunds Mr. Williams Furman Welsh Oak Henry Charles Stow Charles-street Waterland Oak Williams Davies Catherine Charles the Greyhound Mary Charles Pontywister J. Coles Crosspenmaur Cremlyn Newbridge Riscabridge Pie-corner Waterloo Mr. Robins Charles Pontypool Tuomas Bs Thomas Ball Lewis Morris E. Edwards British Ironworks William Morris Pontymoile New Inn Henry Smith Thomas Lewis Eomunpd RicHards Edmond Richards William Shellard James Emery John Dyer Beaven Skinner's Jones David Richard Dyer Bristol House Shellard Tronsant Parry's John Llewellin Pontnewynydd

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