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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 27, 1841

Page

2

Court of Peers Delivers Cries of Conspiracy in France

The Court of Peers declares an alleged plot aimed at the French monarchy and a possible civil war, detailing examinations and the arrest of seventeen accused. Paris liberal presses fear penalties of September laws hinder commentary as the trial date remains unsettled.

Law Court of Peers Eig Nl Quenisset Peers Roompetey Court of Peers Paris Chamber of Peers Duputy France Europe England Espartero Barcelona Louis Philippe Stratford Canning Constantinople M. Mendizabal Reshid Pacha Tuileries Lille Perpignan Algiers Changarnier Medeah Bedeau Olive-Wood Blanc de Loire Gazette Des Tribunaut Madame Laffarge Montpellier Courrier du Midi Femme de Chambre Tulle

Turkey and the East council at the Reis Effendi's residence

In Constantinople a council of France Britain and Russia with dragomens met at the Reis Effendi's residence during Ramazan to discuss Greek independence and frontier issues. The French proposi tion to cede Thessaly and shift Greece's frontier to the Olympian range is noted amid ongoing diplomacy.

Constantinople Reis Effendi Ramazan Rifaat Pacha Porte Greece France M. Piscatory Paris Athens Negropont Thessaly Olympian Chain of Mountains Macedonia Lord Ponsonby M. de Pont

Hunters Lodges and Canada Invasion Linked to Congress

A Boston writer shares a letter dated October 31 claiming a vast network of Hunters Lodges and secret societies planning an invasion of Canada from Cleveland to Burlington. It names Kingston as HQ, says 60 000 people are involved, and notes a new bankrupt law will allow discharges to restart thrifty new ventures.

Boston United States Webater Canada Cleveland Ohio Burlington Vermont Congress Kingston Upper Canada

French protest over Rosas rule in Buenos Aires and Paraguay

Telegraphic summary reports a French protest against Rosas and the Buenos Ayres treaty. France accuses Rosas of violating the Buenos Ayres treaty by denying passage to the Eclair and detaining French nationals, urging strong actions to protect French citizens in La Plata.

South America Montevideo Gartage Bas Buenos Ayres Daffaires L Ec Rosaé M. le Ministre A. Belis- Mard la Plata Mexico Hamburgh General Valencia Bustamente Valencia Santa Anna Vera Cruz St. Augustin Sentinela Peroti Puebla Paredes Ofustamente

Antiquity studies and art lecture contrast on body forms

The lecture surveys muscle and bone figures from Hercules to Venus, noting antique artists avoid emphasizing any one part for mere animal utility, while a deputation to the Home Office discusses gas lighting failures in Kensington and possible remedies under the General Lighting Act. The sale of Theo Hook's drawings highlights expert auctions and notable works.

Illysius Apollo Hercules Germanicus Venus H. Penny Hall St. Mary Abbott Kensington James Graham, Bart James Graham Home-office Home Office Her Throvore Hook Theodore Hook Prout Turner Chelly Westlake Brandredt Beltz Owen Atkinson Hamilton de Welte Reinagle Hunt Fielding Yorick Hammer George IV Francis Egerton Landseer Stoddart Jane Grey Conway Castle Strasburg Broderip Cxanter-Housie Mansion House General Purpose Committee William Curtis Trames Tounnei Wapping Rotherhithe Spitalfields Nicholson Tower of London Ordnance Department George Murray Ordnance Duke of Wellington London Elrington Lord Hill Aitcheson Lincoln Iex Wigram and Bruce Messrs. Cubitt

Terrible Explosion at Day and Twibell Coal Pit

A gas explosion occurred Monday morning at Messrs Day and Twibell coal pit in this town. About fifty six colliers were at work when the blast trapped and burned many workers. Sufferers named include E Walton W Walton C Walton B Hinchliffe and C Hincliffe with others severely hurt and some not expected to recover.

J. Barnsley Messrs. Day and Twibell E. Walton W. Walton C. Walton B. Hinchliffe C. Hincliffe C. Hinchliffe W. Scholey R. Walker J. Overend D. Thompson J. M'Carthy

Tragic mine disaster and subsequent inquest reports

The article narrates a coal mine accident near a town where several workers died or went missing. Coroner Thamas Lee presides over an inquest at Barnaley with testimony about ignition of fire damp, dangerous practices, and a verdict of death by explosion. The piece also covers Burnley murders and public executions, Committal of two clerks in the ChicHester Old Bank fraud case, and other local incidents including a fatal road accident, a murder suicide at Wincolmbee, and a misadventure verdict in Disley.

Ayeens Carria Purity Lee Ernest Augustis Ester Jon Eppendix Hanover Generé Union Erlin East Prussia St. Petersburg Prussia Count Bruhl Munster von Diestes Nischariog Brunswick Committee of the Estates Oldenburg Berlin Rhine Halle Merseburg Auesburg Weimar Erfurth Hisenach Saxony Casel Frankfort Cologne Bavaria Denmark Mecklenburg Hamburg Elbe Boizenburg Bergedorff Geneva Representative Council Frankfurter Journal Vienna Europe Spain Aquila S. A Brussels France Chamber of Representatives M. Sigart Mons Rome Augsburg Gazette Bombay Capaccini London Galignani Orel Vauxhall Rooms Duke of Cornwall Mr. Waller Lord Suffield Mr. Craven C. Dalrymple W. Montague W. Lawson H. Haggerston P. Bellew G. Pococke H. Floyd C. Rich Bryan Higginson Close W. Drury Rev Jenkins Dr. Lever Mr. Plunket Naples Lugsburg Leghorn Civita Vecchia Francis T Charlemagne Palermo Lord Lady Ponsonby Malta Royal Asiatic Society A. Johnstone E.R.S Jamsetjes Jeejeebhoy Presidency Aleppo Ghumsar Orissa India Ghaut Ranxkin St.Giles’s Church Rankin Royal Polytechnic Institution St. Giles’s St. Giles’-in-the-Fields St. George's Bloomsbury Thiselton Dyer Walworth Kew Nineton Surrey Kennington Earl of Lincoln James Graham Surrey Zoological Gardens Kennington-common Camberwell Royal AcaptMy Green Royal Academy Flaxman Phidias Gabriel Satan J. Peas Crow J. Mitchell J. Deakin C. Deakin Thamas Lee Barnaley Abram Deakin John Deakin Charles Deakin Charles Joseph Mitchell Scholey Mitchell Charles Bennet Burnley Robert Morris O’grady P Eopse Suthby Bolton J. G. James Queen's Boys Colne Queen’s Bays Havershameyes New Church O'Grady Ireland Chichester Chichester “ Oro Bank Chichester “ Old Bank William Styles Goodeve William Williams Goodeve Williams M.carogher Disley White Horse Inn John Emery Roger Kent Mr. Kent Marple Jordan Bradbury Halloa Emery James Ingham Ingham and Gates New Mills Ingham Bull MuUurper Sulcipe Sy Ann Duns May Wincolmbee Robert Hickson Sarah Hickson Owen’s Square New George Street Hickson Christ Selina Hickson Richardson Scarborough Pan Criminal Werner Beloge Gular Travel Ingo Syne Maye Sunderian Orde Bold Wrlater Wiltal Rernglegian Esq Gaskell William Hall

Stormy sea drama ends in coroner's inquest findings

The report details a maritime incident near Scarborough where a vessel and crew faced dangerous waves and high winds. It covers the rescue attempts, injuries and a coroner's inquest into the death, with testimonies from police, officials, and witnesses about the sequence of events and perceptions of fault.

Adjourned meeting details at the Levee and political notes in Dublin

An adjourned corporation meeting led by the lord mayor discussed conduct at the castle levee and delays due to crowding, with officers guiding ceremony. Reports include Irish unrest, O Connell criticism, post office finances, and a public execution at Armagh with remarks on innocence and mortality.

Earl de Grey Thyst Tury Butler Arguett King College-green Dupuy Mcgease O'Connell Trele F. Murphy Cork City Committee of Merchants Dublin Cork Temple Peat Lord Lowther England Gevorge Atkins Murpes Patrick Woods Armagh Belore Roony Daly Behol Powell Edward Sugden Pennefather Queen's Berg Chronicle Clare Chateaus Dyer Ts Gactins Riaiy

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