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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 25, 1838

Page

4

Royal and political notes from the era

The page reports on court events in Brighton and Naples, Cabinet dinners, and various appointments and losses. It notes Sir James Graham as Glasgow Rector, the Fergusson funeral plans, and property sales at Kentwell Hall. Regional measures include parish elections, police actions, and railway disruptions with broader concerns about public works and reform.

TOTO Brighton Augusta Wyard Enland Naples Viscount Melbourne South Street Marquis of Lansdowne Viscount Palmerston Lord Glenelg Earl Minto John Hobhouse Lord Holland Poulett Thomson Viscount Howick Colonial Office Canada Earl of Durham Kentwell Hall Long Melford Suffolk the Moores Hart Logan Bence Torrington Hall Peregrine Bingham Portsmouth Dampier William Skeffington Foster Viscount Ferrard Lord Massareene New South Wales Bermuda Downing-street King-street Society For the Protection of Life From Fire Manby V.P H. Wheatley House of Lezardt and Co Mehemet Ali Moudar Bey Europe Pacha States General Prince of Orange Paris Sentinel Tuileries Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte Westphalia Miss Patterson Cologne Isturiz Berlin St. Petersburgh Stankiewitz Cielack Cracow Germany France Rhenish Prussia Nottinghamshire James Clifton Clifton-grove Dowton Braham Mendicity Society St. Mary Islington Oldershaw Chichester Great Western Railway Reading Sheffield and Rotherham Bath Union John Russell Southampton Haley Company Great Western Road Worting Basingstoke England Ireland Lord Lyndhurst Gosport Numa Transport Chatham Charivari Tuileries i Rue de Rivoli Aay

The Spirit of the Air dazzles at Devry Theatre production

A Saturday theatre card reports The Spirit of the Air ballet featuring Mile. H Elsler Gilbert and Wieland with Azurine and Thronville, a tale of immortality and love, praised for its machinery and crowded house. Chaos is Come Again and adaptations of Nicholas Nickleby also draw strong notices.

Devry Laws Mile Aquilo T Wieland Earth Thronville Gilbert Covent-Gardren Macbeth Macready Jack Bunce Mr. Vining Chaos Bartley London Hyde Parkcormer Tattersall’s Tottenham Bunce Harriett Miss Charles Harriet Blazes Jack Adelpus Mr. Stirling Boz Nicholas Nickleby Mr. Beverley John Brawdy Mr. O.smith Newman Noggs Yates Mantalini Messrs. Cullenford, Wilkinson, &c Pitt Mr. O. Smith Herr Roous Grampians Helicon Parnassus Pantheon Apollo Mercury Hercules England

Quetelet links seasons to mortality by age group

The scientist M. Quetelet reports in his work that winter most harms life after development, then spring autumn and finally summer. He outlines sex-based mortality: at birth four boys per three girls die, ages two to twelve equal deaths, twelve to twenty five to twenty, twenty five to thirty equal, thirty to fifty more women die, fifty to sixty five more men die, after sixty five female deaths prevail.

M. Quetelet Belgium

Radical Reformers urge universal suffrage to Irish People

The manifesto from English Irish Welsh reformers appeals to the Irish for unity against exclusive legislation. It links poverty and crime to privileged lawmakers and urges support for universal suffrage and the people's charter, with signatures from reform associations across Britain.

England Britain Union Grattan United Parliament

List of Working Men’s Association Leaders Across Regions

A compiled roster of names and positions of chairmen secretaries and presidents from Working Men’s Associations Radical Associations Political Unions and related groups across UK towns including Cirencester Sunderland Bradford Liverpool Ramsbottom Rochdale Ayr Dumfries and Newcastle among others. The list includes Wm Sauill T Dike George Binns J. Wingrove J. Fenton W Bedlow J. Mitchell M. Fletcher J. Tong Samuel Healey T Wil! Stephen Fenner M. Mathews Anthony Tutton and many more in various locales.

Wm. Sauill Working Men's Association Lone J. Tomlinson Working Men's Asso Sutton Ashfield Joshua Watson Radical Association Colue L. Smith Working Men’s Association Braintree J. H.reed Winlaton Durham L. Thompson Barlow Joseph Vicars Keighly E. Pugh Carmarthen J Fuller Radical News Club Burwash Sussex J Kenyon Bolton J. Jones Northampton W. Orr Stewarton Peter Thornton Forfar David Shaw Political Union Nuveaton T. Wil Middleton Stephen Fenner Worthing Men's Association Ipswich M. Mathews Mill Bridge Liversege Anthony Tutton Plymouth Devonport Stonehouse Walker Radcliff Lancashire J. Banfield W Saunders Radical and Patriotic Association Brighton John Buswell Banbury W Taylor Perthshire James Barclay Tullick C. Duize Stockport Alex. Smeaton Almond Bank I. Bottomley Working Men’s Winlaton Burn C. Doig Kirrimuir Willim Millar Alva John Howden Greenside Wm Ford Barnstaple M‘lachlan Ayr Thos. Parry Pontypool John Deegan Staleybridge J. Campsie New Scone Barron Smith Halstead Essex Jseph Hibbert Macclesfield M.clintoch Tyldesley Hindley Law Archibald Culbert Doune Peter Clunie St. Ninian’s William Jenkins Milton John Youl Stirling Robert Wilkinson Halifax Reuben Bancroft Mixendon Sones Yorkshire Anima Benjamin Rushton Oxendon James Ingham New Pelton James Foster Tavistock James Wishart Radical Reform Association Kirkaldy John Jackson Hull John Crossland Queenshead John Ambler Ambler Thorn Thomas Dawson Hebdin Sbridge W Hughes Frome Isaac Allen Westbury Wilts Robert Townsend Wadsworth Banks John Lamb Sowerby George Mart Potteries Staffordshire Arm Sunderland Mythamroyde John Naylor Midgley Abraham Hanson Elland Robert Halstead Stainland M. Williams Merthyr Tydvil Evan Davies

Parliament to meet on Dec 10 after adjournment

A Hatton Garden clothes seller faced assault charges after he seized unstamped papers and beat a vender after a crowd gathered and a child lay dying. The magistrates dismissed the case. Similar nuisance cases were noted at Bow Street and a peace warrant Hitchcock. Mrs Connop’s testimony described retaliatory noise and backyard scuffles over insults and threats leading to a matter resolved by all parties agreeing to recognizances.

Tur Pao Pry Acain Hatton Garden John Bulgar Bow Street D’emden Southampton Street Strand Twyford Jane Connop Peter Mary Hodgkin Mr. Hodgkin

Uxbridge Petty Sessions Hear Hard Times of Labourers

A report from Uxbridge shows many poor residents from ten parishes applying for relief from poor rates. The cases touch wages, bread costs, and rent amid widespread hardship, with magistrates debating fair wages and relief rules as families struggle to survive.

Uxbridge Kensington County of Middlesex W. Wiseman Messrs. Dagoall T. T. Clark Ruislip Andrews Watkins Murray Mr. Clark Mr. Dagnall Dagnall Woodbridge Mr. Watkins Larking Clark Bell Stone Finch Sarah Young Mrs. Young Uxbridge Union Edgware Union Edgware James Brill William Lavender

Royal Hampton Court rateability debated by Kingston magistrates

Kingston sessions weigh whether the royal palace Hampton Court is rateable for poor relief. Lords and officials dispute whether the crown bears the levy, with the court ruling the magistrates cannot issue distress warrants. The Crown’s exemption and prerogative are contested as to who may be taxed.

Kingston Kingston-upon-Thames Lord George Seymour Richard Frederick Henry Fletcher Barnard Jease Paynter Hatch Royal Palace Hampton Court Hamptonwick George Seymour Guy Wightman Hampton Court Palace Crown Kensington-palace Bord Ellenborough Hampton-court-palace Durante -Bene Placito Marlboroughhouse Serjeant Mereweather Jesse Court of Queen’s Bench Richmond Mr. Jesse Kew Major Beresford

Horrip Accident Cravat Entanglement Cuts Man's Head

A man named Mat, operating a thrashing machine, was badly injured when his cravat became entangled in the machinery, cutting his head. The incident occurred on Tuesday, with Derby Mercury reporting the accident.

Mat Derby Mercury

Also Mentioned on This Page

Albertazzi Rossini Miss Elphinstone Wageman Wood Dublin Metropolis Balfe Abbey Street C. Pitt Sir Edward Mortimer St. Petersburg Taglioni Wales Raptents Wm, Lovett Messrs. Douglas and Sait The Birmingham Angus M’leod Univer Suff Associa Edinburgh Mid Lothian Thor. Eaglesem Refrewshire A. Purdie Universal Suffrage Association Glasgow J. Seal Leicester Z. Williams Liswelly E. H.brindsey Swansea J. Murphy Ratical Association Preston W. Burden Nottingham R. Hull Chelmsford J. Vallance Barnsley
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