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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 02, 1836

Page

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Durham as Radical leader rallying point for reform

The piece argues Lord Durham should return to lead a Radical administration focused on Household Suffrage Short Parliaments and Vote by Ballot. It urges a nationwide push calling him back from the Russian court, denounces Whigs and Tories, and praises his uncompromising honesty and leadership potential. It also notes other items on politics and society.

Lord Durham England House of Commons St. Petersburgh House of Lords Radical Hssses O'Conner Durham John Russell Spring Rice Tur Greece Amelia of Oldenburg Duke of Oldenburg Adelaide of Anihalt Mecklenburg Royal House of Prussia Russia Oldenburg Baron Larrey Courrier Frangais Europe Europe, From His Post of Surgeon-in- Chief of the Invalids Marshal Maison Baron Pasquier Duke of Orleans Varsovie Nicholas Russian Poland Harris Oxford-street Middleton Soi Aed Aleargeat Anne Bankine Kent St. Giles’s Prarr Guass Burlington Arcade

Death of Madame Malibran in Manchester Festival

The Manchester Guardian reports the death of famed vocalist Madame Malibran de Bennot at the Mosely Arms after a nine day illness. It details her rapid decline, medical care, and the emotional aftermath, including questions over her burial and the public display of her remains.

The Manchester Guardian Mosely Arms Mosely Arma Drs. Hull Bellomini Quadrant London Manchester Madame Malibran William Lewis George-street Bir. Lewis Madame Malibran de Bennot Corps Dramatique Garcia America Maria Garcia Maria New York M. Malibran Europe Paris Malibran England King’s Theatre Italy Visconti la Scala Milan Drury Lane M. Gabriel Delessert Mali~bran Angel Malibran Balmran Pagmalion Caradorn Allan de Bernot Beale Mr. Beale de Bennot Royal Hotel Lablache Ivanhoff Assandri Caradori Allan Moseley Arms Collegiate Church

Death at Moseley Arms Hotel Shocks Manchester

The sad news of a woman's death at the Moseley Arms Hotel in Manchester spread quickly through the town on Friday night, becoming the sole topic of conversation.

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Weather and political notes from Europe and Spain

The excerpt surveys unusual global weather with frost in Germany and heat in Riga, then shifts to London zoological society antics and debates on smoking in the monkey enclosures. It concludes with Spanish finance reforms under Mendizabal, General Rodil’s reforms, and military funding, plus Parisian political tensions and the fate of Madrid’s government amid three factions.

Orricia Lenorancz Coleridge Malta Riga New Ruppin Oranienburg Philadelphia North America Munich Germany Mile-and Old-town Barber Beaumont Kensall Green Zoological Society London Don Pedro Brazils Llorhuiailon Cobbett State OF Spain Bayonne Mendizabel Burgos Madrid Col. de Lancey O’shea Legion Evans Paris National Guard Guadalajara Junta Carlists Exaltados Patriotic Society M. Mendizabal M. Donoso Cortes

France finances show surplus after half yearly dividends

French ministerial papers note rising funds and calmer markets. They cite abundant treasury resources, no need for loans, and a potential surplus after half-yearly dividends on the five percent. Banks expand, prices rise for iron and indigo as cautious policy steadies Credit.

France Journal du Commerce England Belgium Marseilles Lyons Lille Bank of France Reims Saint Etienne Bank of England

Manchester steamer reports Portugal's 1820 constitution and new ministry

The Times correspondent details a Lisbon to England dispatch from the Manchester steamer, notes the proclamation of the 1820 constitution, Queen’s acquiescence, and the new ministry led by Count de Lumiares and Manuel da Silva Passos. It reports defection of regiments, troop massing at Necessidades, and concerns over tax collection and potential political shifts.

England Lord Howard de Walden Admiral Gage Corps Diplomatique Peninsular Steam Navigation Company Baron de Moncorvo London Count de Lumiares Manuel da Silva Passos Home Department Manuel Lonez Vieira Frotesiastic Viscount de Sa da Bandeira Antonio Cmsar de Vasconcellos Correa Marine Department Manoel da Silva Passos Portugal 5Th Cacadores Don Pedro

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