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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 10, 1841

Page

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The Free Trader Letter to Sir Robert Peel on Corn and Politics

A lengthy 1841 polemic in The Free Trader denounces Sir Robert Peel and the government. It critiques political arithmetic on corn supply, argues workers lack wages fuel distress, and condemns coercion in petitions. The piece roots its attack in Tamworth and Westminster, laments parliamentary tactics, and warns of national peril under the Peel ministry.

Rosert Peel Drayton Manor Jack Birmingham Badajos Junn Argal Buckingham Gladstone John Bull Cora Duke Mney Robert Tamworth Akien Robert Peel Smvan Netherby Rat Apnels Epona Peel

Court and fashion at Windsor amid privy council actions

The Queen held a Windsor privy council at midday with Prince Albert and senior ministers, ordering a royal commission for proroguing Parliament to November 11. Windsor reports describe royal progresses, a cabinet council, and a mock battle review for Her Majesty and Prince Albert, plus various appointments and public notices.

BRISTOL EXPRESS REPORTS CROSSING TO BRISTOL AND ROYAL NEWS

The Great Western sailed from New York on the 25th and reached Bristol at seven this morning after a twelve day voyage with 41 passengers aboard. The column carries notices on Lord Sydenham’s death, the governorship of Upper and Lower Canada, and the passing of his tenure in Kingston. It notes the Prince de Joinville’s arrival in New York on the 19th and a forthcoming M Leod trial in Utica, with speculation on possible outcomes and diplomatic tensions between Britain and the United States as the case unfolds.

Bristol Great Western New York York Lord Sydenham Montreal Gazette Charles Poulett Thomson Sydenham Toronto North America Alwington-house Kingston Canada Mr. Thomson John Colborne Seaton Quebec Upper Lower Canada United Kingdom United Legislature of Canada Clitherow Richard Jackson Prince DE Joinville Delmonico’s France la Belle Poule M Leod New York Journal of Commerce Nelson Grindley M‘leod Alexander M‘leop Circuit Court Court of Oyer and Terminer Washington Schlosser England Canada Line Fox Thz M‘lreep Arraiza Journal de Commerce Halifax Leod United States Webster Allen M‘nab Drew Caroline Great Britain Robt. Peel Lord Palmerston Roebuck Pacha Egypt Acre Navarino New Orleans John P. Caldwell House of Maunsel White and Co Brown, Brothers, and Co Liverpool Caldwell Bee Georgetown D.C Fletcher, Alexander, and Co Elmira Sylvester St. Brown South Creek Mr. Brown Thomas Smith Ezekiel Campbell Express Paris Moniteur Bayonne Tuz Lux Miinister Interior Ribeiro Pampelana National Guard O'Donnell Ortigosa Estella Ancostia O'Donnel Memorial Bordelais Infante Don Francisco de Paulo Bordeaux Madrid Courrier Des Ardennes Donchery 13Th Light Infantry Echo Des Halles Caen Gonesse Meaux Montlhery Pont l'Abbe Senlis Bourges Chalons Sur Saone Sens Pampeluna Moderado Gards du Corps M. Onis London M. Marliana Carlsruhe Duchy of Luxemburg Holland M. de Schaff Berlin Mr. Anerson The Oriental Steam Navigation Company Boghos Bey India British India M. Cramer Stoddart Colonel Hodges Alexandria Larkin Nile

Death of Lord Sydenham in Kingston and related notices

Despatches report the death of Lord Sydenham the governor general of Canada at his Kingston residence on the 19th. The notice traces his family, connections and title extinction due to his unmarried status. Additional items note Greenwich Hospital commissioner vacancy and railway safety measures, with market updates from Manchester and related trade commentary.

Lord SydenHam Canava Canada Kingston Charles Poulett Thomson J. Poulett Thomson Roehampton and Austin Friars George Poulett Scrope Stroud Scrope London Dover House of Commons Manchester Earl Grey Board of Trade Privy Council Lord Melbourne Earl of Durham John Colborne Baron Seaton Baron Sydenham Lady Taylor Charles William Taylor Bart Lord Brougham Suz Loxpon and Eshuton Railway London and Brighton Hayward Morning Chronicle Patcham Tunnel Thomas Woop Brighton Railway Company Trave Liverroot Correxn

Imprisoned Imposter Suspect in Marylebone Case

A well dressed young woman using several aliases, including Eliza Carpenter, was charged at Marylebone with trying to obtain money from John Todd by false appeals for aid. Todd identified her as the same petitioner who asked for funds in July and was detained after a second fraudulent attempt. The prisoner claimed a helper offered the petition for a small personal gain and was committed for a month.

Marylebone Eliza Carpenter Davis Williams John Todd Camden-cottages Camden-town Todd Mr. Todd Saint John’s Wood Mr. Long Hatton Garden Jonathan Wild Rascal George Langridge Cabe Kness Greenwood Worship Street Crance Viewa Francis Duffy New North Road Hoxton Bingham Esther Brown Jane Palmer Thames Police James Littleboy Ballantine James Florence Florence Littleboy Marquis of Granby Queen Street Ratcliff Rees Union Hall Sarah Mills Traill Thames Southwark Blackfriars Lambeth Street John Steel Red Lion Beer-House Cambridge Heath Road Norton Young Division of Police Uxbridge Laveu Lapy Gontva Perrine Toms Uxpripes William Alexander Ruislip Elizabeth Keizer Charlotte Phillips Hill Pinner Keizer Lady Godiva Coventry

Death of Dr Francia Dictator of Paraguay

An obituary profile recounts the career of Dr. Francia, Paraguay’s inflexible ruler who ended free trade restrictions on the Parana River. Born 1758 to a Paraguayan Creole family with disputed French/Portuguese heritage, he rose as a scholar and lawyer, then seized power in 1814. He governed ruthlessly, wielding dictatorial authority, imprisoning rivals, and shaping Paraguayan society for decades. His later life focused on learning, mathematics, and astronomy, with a secluded cottage and a small library marking his austere rule and lasting impact.

Francia Uraguay Parana Paraguay London Brazil Assumption Paragayan Bar Congress Yegros Chamber of “the Five Hundred Negros Caria Spain Ferdinand VII Fernando Septimo Senor Excellentissimo Republic Soloaga Corrientes Euclid Tierra de Los Ciegos Ytapua Brenes Ayres Joe Gaspar

Death of Lord Monson announced and succession details

An obituary notes the death of Lord Monson on a Thursday. Born February 1809, he succeeded to the peerage in infancy and married Theodosia Blacker in 1832. they reportedly left no children, leaving the successor as William John Monson, son of the late Hon. Colonel William Monson, born February 1829, who is married with a family.

Lord Monson Theodosia Latham Blacker William John Monson William Monson William John Gloucestershire Wellington Sheerness Ward Ocean Maxwell Isle of Grain Higgs Three Elms St. Ann’s-street Peter-street Westminster Sarah Simpkins

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