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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 01, 1842

Page

5

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Miscellany notes from Windsor to London debates

Victorian column items report Windsor council urging Canterbury to draft a Thanksgiving form for harvest. Notes appoint Dean Turtin to Westminster, praise Lord Sydenham portrait, mourn Sir Michael O Loghlen, and list local notices from Southwark voter lists to Liverpool tea market. Reports of suicides, inquests, and railways effects follow.

Windsor Canterbury Turtin Peterborough Regius University of Cambridge Westminster Lord Sydenham Lord Falland Globe Sir Michael O'Loghlen George Street Hanover-square Michael England Southwark Messrs Brett and Vizard Gristers High-street Devenies Mr. Longman T. N. Longman Rees, Orme Paternoster Row Therchbishop Doctor's Commons Longman Aly Loxporr-prince Londonville Swan Inn Willingford Sman William Pullen J. W. Martyn Williams Drescott-hall Drescott-hall Park Boynes Loiret Iscythe E. Montagu Parker M.P Devonshire Bristol Mirror B. M. Swaffield St. Austell Devonport Winsx Resent Bolton Nife Vaidstone Piper Gravesend Royal Terrace Gardens Sth Victoria Tae Redman Lear Sunderland Bridge John Thompson Sunderland Smith Thompson Aurgeon J'yne Mercury London Birmincham Rat Loodon Tring Wolverley Salopian Journal Axotuzr Carters Kirkwall Fiday Westray Hypnopnonia Seafield Annan Dumfries Stephen Thomas Adam Thomas Elcombe Wroughton Wilts Adam Stephen Catherineleet Strand Wring-Cross Hospital Great Western Railway White Horse Piccadilly Bear Inn Maidenhead Middlesex Berks Surrey Hounslow Egham Staines Colnbrook

Feargus O'Connor Arrest on Sedition Warrant in London

The article reports a Manchester warrant for Feargus O'Connor, leader of the Chartists and editor of the Northern Star, to arrest him on sedition charges. Police moved covertly from Manchester to London, detaining him at his residence and transferring him to guards at Guards Lane station before transit to Manchester.

Feargus O'Connor Chartists Nowhern Star Manchester London O'Connor Hall Hughes Due Mr. O'Connor Guardner’s Lane

Grandfather Whitehead at the Havre Theatre drama review

A two act serious drama Grandfather Whitehead adapts a French tale. Strong praise for Mr. Farren as Grandfather Whitehead. Extra notes include an extraordinary Havre Theatre scene with an Irishman and a riotous audience incident. Also mentions As You Like It prize winner Henry Smart and false rumor about Mrs. Butler touring America.

Mr. Driver Strickland Bob Lincoln Webster Langley Stuart Whitehead Mitn Driver Drayton Tilbury Louisa Edwin Yarnold Edward Master George Webster Susan Mr. Farren M. Bouffe Farren Remus Havre Ile Teddy Paddy Dublin Macready Henry Smart George Smart Butler Fanny Kemble America

Pisa Amphitheatre Disaster and Local News In October

Pisa was shaken when a wall collapsed during a ball game at the amphitheatre near the town gate, burying spectators and leaving fifty injured with a child among the dead. Elsewhere, the Welsh bards festival in October at Abergavenny awards prizes and presents Harps and medals. A public dinner in Montgomeryshire presented Sir John Edwards with a plate praising civil and religious liberty and commercial freedom. The piece notes other items including Freemasonry gossip, a church-building stamp fund, an incendiary fire in Dunfermline, a Coventry magistrate incident, a smugglers’ seizure in Waterford, a wasp bounty misadventure, and a Murper murder in Hungley.

Pisa Barpie Abergavenny Jon Epwanos Montgomeryshire Newton John Edwards Sir John Ephgriam Hernoop Tennyson D’eyncourt Lincolnshire Oliver D'Eyncourt Bury Chambers Chamberfield Dunfermline Edinburgh Coventry Ennis Smyth Clare Captain Leyne Carrick Capt. Leyne Dancan Orrins Derby Mercury Roya Charlotte Darrmuouth Royal Charlotte Stoke Church Murper Hungley Oakham Reynolds

Duke of Bedford's Oakley leads in early racing card

Sporting Intelligence reports the Duke of Bedford's Oakley 8st 7lb ridden by Robinson defeats Lord Exeter's Abydos 6st 7lb by a neck in the T.Y.C. three-year-old race. Buckenham Stakes results include Murat by Slane winning for Colonel Peel, while Misdeal takes the 50 sovs three-year-old race. Additional notes cover DoB Magog and Una dead heat, the Rutland Stakes entries, Kendricken buying Blue Bonnet, and Doncaster St Leger chatter.

Duke of Bedford Oakley Robinson Lord Exeter Abydos T.Y.C Buckenham Colonel Peel Slane Nat Muret Lord G. Bentinck Rogers Lord Albemarle Antiope Mr. Greville Buffalo D.M Capt. Colquitt EH. Edwards Duke of Rutland Bizarre Minx Mr. Ford Poison Tildo Vulture Tilcho Belissima Florence Ralph Sally Agst Saras Rosalind Manto Johnny Ralphi Houghton Mateh Edwards Mr. Gregory Una Chapple D.L Mr. Rogers Bartholomew Mr. Pettit Everilda Napier Mr. Goodman T Y.C Clark Sen Newmarket Epsom Ascot M‘george Hampton, &c Kendricken Canada Bath Lord Eglinton Blue Bonnet Doncaster Dawson Mr. Lye J. H. Mackendive Roy Cromartie Rhidurroch Susser Greene Burleston Norton Glenn Lord Ward Invergarry Staffordshire Glengarry Ward Chesterfield Innkeepers Duke of Devonshire Coombes Newell Lambeth Westminster-bridge Putney-bridge Deptford Saitinu Matcu Robert Meiklam Talisman Tue Rai Lord Felintoun Leicester North Midland and Midland Counties Railways Doncaster Chronicle John Beal Kenlish Gazette Tombs Mountain Killarney Notilla Lochlane Kerry O’sullivan Vincent Point Lord Kenmare St. Vincent's Point Leahy Kerry Paper Carter Surrey Nine Elms Tavern Battersea George James Rogers Rogers and Son Oxford Street Mr. Bentley Searle George J. Hall

Feat On the Queen's Ride and Other Oddities

A tale from Musselburgh to Falkirk describes two farmers riding a pony to catch up with the royal procession in Edinburgh. The lone rider hopped aboard the pony at Tanlithgow and joined the royal cortege without saddle or bridle, completing a 36 mile journey. The page also reports a hawk escaping captivity, a man marrying the previous day while drunk, a religious conference urging fasting, and several court and public notices with humane, humorous tone.

Lord Ashburton Gosport Anglesea Orange Party Colertine Morning Chronicle Exauisa Beer v. Foneran Breer Wisbech Stamford Mercury R. Peel Ballintubber P. Sweeny East Yorkshire Cade Hull Germany Helland Barton Hedon Peel England Stamford Vercuru Rev P. Answorturv Uxparpes Suerters’ Court Surrey Earl of Uxbridge Whitehead Marquis of Anglesey Earl of Uxbridge Hertfordshire Chambers Lovekin Foster Ashurst Cooper Cousins Swindall Great Western Railway Knapp G. Goldney Clutterbuck J. Awdry John Lord Denman Court of Queen’s Bench Saunders John Awdry Joseph Farron Paradise-row New Church Bethnal-green Chalmers Glasgow Edinburgh George Rogers St. Giles’s Messrs Red House Searle Bentley George Perkins Perkins Mr. Bentley River Thames Lothian Fairkirk Tanlithgow Falkirk Levisman Parkgate Clarke Norman Robert Peel Liverpool Standard George-street Durance John Owen Maryletone Hyslop Oxford Street Mr. Rawlinson Mr. Rawinson Westzyan Conference Porson Wakley Swan George Street Fuley-place Susannah Allen Middlesex Hospital Ellen Finlay Woodrowe Edward Woodrowe Foley-place Corfe Mountaineer Carnarvon Herald Roscommon Journal Russia

De Lamartine on Industrial Progress at the Macon Academy

The French statesman addresses the Academy of Macon on industrial progress and its dangers as explained by Lacretelle. He argues for a tempered view of industry, praising railways and steam power while urging moral guidance, justice, and state aid to workers within a framework of liberty and competition.

Academy Macon Petere Academy of Macon M.de Lacretelle Jean Jacques Rousseau France Europe Lord Byron Childe Harold England Rome Tyre Carthage The Indies Russia Germany Switzerland Pacha Mediterranean Suez India God Scania

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