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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 02, 1841

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History and politics in the age of Peel era notes

Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of history and politics centered on Robert Peel. The readable passage hints at a twist or omission by an agent, with a reference to an insertion and a forthcoming appearance or update in Corr. The exact details are unclear due to damaged OCR.

Twist

The Scarlette Administration of Justice Bill Reading

A critical taking of the Administration of Justice Bill notes the Scarlett case and the attempt to award compensation for an office. The article condemns the House of Commons for not expunging the compensation clauses and defends Peel against claims of job creation. It mixes parliamentary reaction with royal items and short debates. The piece mocks the Standard and praises Peel while denouncing opportunistic party writers and the costs of public pensions. It ends with social items and royal movements at Windsor, Brussels, and London society notices.

Boz Robert Scarlett England Scarlett House of Commons Administration of Justice Lord Abinger Robert Peel James Brougham Court of Chancery Ward Mr. Brougham Brougham Lord Eldon House of Lords Zeas Lord Brougham Court of Escheyner Mr. Ward Frederick Pollock Charley Napier Jack Ketch Charles Napier S-Whigehip Windsor Her Prince Albert Count de St. Aulaire M. de Montezuma le Commandeur de Lisbon Earl of Lincoln Earl of Aberdeen Lady Ashley Sir Robert Lady Peel Anson Maynard Claremont Duke of Sussex Midland Derby Mercury Brussels Duchess of Kent Prince of Ostend Kaine Cottece King’s College Strand Her Majesty’s Observatory Kew Gardens George III Grand Museum Observatory British Museum King's College James Douglas Guernsey D’aguilar Hampshire Advertiser Marquis of Bute Ayr Earl of Glasgow Lord Farnham Italy Germany Duke of Beaufort St. Petersburg Badminton Cheltenham John Arbuthnot Arbuthnot-house Kincardineshire Viscount Arbuthnot Earl of Arlie Arlie Arbuthnot Etwall Andover Cartan Ricnard LE Porn Trench Demerare Clancarty Earl of Clancarty Harriet Kavanagh Demerara Salisbury Salisbury Cathedral Louisa Maria Denison Seymour J. H. Jacobs Canon Hamilton Sir John de Beauvoir Captain St. Leger Bedfordshire Philip H Lady Durham Ryde Royal George Spithead Tse Douxs BonpEavux Kirchberg Chile Paris London Ladies’ Magazine of Fashion Globe Ae Dunn Central Criminal Court Newgate Mansion House Eastcheap City of London Court of Common Council Home Secretary Sutton Brixton Oni Blakesley Cope J. Cope Turpkeys Hodgson City Police James Burdon Knatcheap Potter's Bar Herts Burdon St. Albans Bristow Cocking Woolpack Inn Potter’s Bar Thomas Brown James Payne Whitehead Bell-bar Hatfield Hatfield-road Mount Pleasant Brickwall Welwyn Ambrose Wellington Inn Nightingale Hitchin Road Langley Langley-bottom Thomas Mims Shefford Strop Mims Hitchin Herts Constabulary Carter G. Hopeson

Public sentiment against the Scarlett Job saga grows

The piece argues the public disapproval of the Scarlett Job affair is intense and widespread. It states a hope that Father and Son will seek government redress to undo the harm, while warning against ongoing pursuit and urging restraint during nominal control of the failed venture.

Acquittal of National article in Paris trial shocks press

The Paris trials over an article insulting the king ended in complete acquittal for the National. The paper declares its aim was the king himself, not ministers, and cites M. Marie defense and Thiers speeches. Other items report circulars to press prosecutors, recensement updates, arrests, and fleet discussions.

Paris National M. Guizot France Royal Advocate M. Marie M. Thiers Count Molé Europe Advocate General Advocate Moniteur Clermont Ferrand Milhau Montpellier Veson Moulins Univers Clermont Auvergne Montandon Journal du Peuple Journal Des Débats Lord Ponsonby Tunis Tahir Pacha Porte Zemps St. Cloud Gui Vive Moniteur Parisien The Temps Sentinel Bulletin Des Lois Republic of New Grenada Moeniieur Parisien Havre Caroline Brazil Belgium

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