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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 11, 1840

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Peace and War Debate Over Palmerston Dispatch

Long discussion of Lord Palmerston’s dispatch in the context of the Levant crisis and Mehemet Ali. The piece argues Britain and France aimed at a joint settlement, France’s resistance, and the risk of war unless a balanced solution preserves Turkish Empire integrity. It notes Parkerston’s stance, French critique, and the risk to peace without restraint.

Lord Palmerston Henry Bulwer France Great Britain Yehemet Ali Russia Surian Constantinople Levant England Mehemet Ali Aich Ich Mehemet Ali Egypt Syria Candia Europe Porte Turkey Count Khastiani Mehemet Tia Ottoman Empire Monsieur Guizot Monsieur Thiers Mehemetdi Nat Aly Far Powers Bount Sebastiani Count Sebastin Tuy Nike Theirian Tan Mich Paris London

Revenue prospects and defects in the latest official report

The Globe reports on the quarterly revenue showing a calculated deficiency due to timing and a real increase in other parts. Customs see a genuine shortfall from lower duties on imports notably sugar, while the post office expects a revenue rise as the new postal system takes effect. Overall, the revenue remains unsettled but not despondent, with improvements expected once interrupted trends end.

Quarten Bank of England Excise Department France Globe Devonport Ordnance Department Ganesi the Times Cory England Wales Campen Marquis of Camden Wilderness Kent the Garter Cambridge University Trinity House Earl of Brecknock Jones Burdett Twickenham Francis Burdett Bart M.P Robert Burdett Foremark Caroline Manners John Second Duke of Rutland Burdett Miss Brent Timothy Brent 17Th Lancers Burdett Coutts Sir Francis Thames Ditton St Alban’s House Stratton-street Serrine City of Westminster Lord Palmerston F. Baring Exchequer House of Commons E. Codrington F. Lewis Admiral Mansell Ireland Ballinasloe Connaught Connaught Club Athlone Total Abstinence Society Sinut Benaxt Dublin Admiralty Merlin Kingstown O'Connell Tripute O’connell Falmouth Alexandria Malta Gibraltar Liverpool Kenny Browne Earl of Kenmare Blennerhassett Standard Finsbury Operative Protestant Association Finsbury Square Dalton Rome Assai Richard Berry Worship-street Police Court Burn London-terrace Hackney-road Broughton House of Correction

Assault and Robbery in London Courts Chronicle

In a series of Saturday sessions at Mansion House and Guildhall actions unfold. Samp son, accused of assaulting his father, is discharged as the father fails to appear. James Woolaston faces embezzlement charges after key deliveries fail. In Marylebone Ann Butler is charged with pouring boiling water on Thomas Deacon amid a dispute over children and drink. Lively fashion-house robberies surface in Marlborough Street with Lavinaighie and Broughton linked to a costly shawl theft. Abraham Moss, awaiting trial for attempting to murder his wife, seeks depositions as Newgate custody continues.

Sampson Mr. Hobler Guildhall James Woolaston Bevan and Harrison Goswell-street-road William Fisher Alderman White Henry Webber Messrs Phillips and Co Wood Street Cheapside Clark Baxter Piccadilly Holborn Watts Central Criminal Court Russel Aldersgate-street Webber Arnold Marylebone Ann Butler Thomas Deacon Mr. Rawlinson Defendant Marlborough Street Lydia Lavinaighie Lavinaighie Prosecutrix Prosecutriz Broughton Exeter-street Strand Henry Madame Beresford Madame Delonde Newgate Lambeth Street Murpern Abraham Moss Norton

Murder of Gamekeeper Dunkley Terrorizes Yardley Wood

Longstaffe gamekeeper Dunkley is found murdered in Yardley wood near Yardley village. The assault left him head battered and gun stock shattered, with clues pointing to multiple assailants tied to poaching. The inquest returns a verdict of wilful murder, and two men Underwood and Bedford are apprehended for further examination.

Longstaffe Northampton John Dunkley Yardleywood Yardley Dunkley Goddard Northampton Mercury Rose and Crown Abbey Underwood Longstaff Marquis of Northampton Bedford

Extraordinary bristol capture of bottle-nosed whale on the Severn

A fine bottle-nosed whale was taken about half a mile below the Old Passage in the Severn. It lived five hours after capture and is now exhibited at Hatchett’s stable-yard, Frogmore Street. The article details measurements, head shape, and notes similar prior specimens in 1786 and in the Thames, with remarks on its rarity and habits.

Bristol Cuvier Delphinus Hunterii Desmaret Hatchett Frogmore-street Jenner John Hunter Berkeley Thames Dale Harwich Bristol Gazette Isle of May Isle of Man Douglas Peel T. Carran Birmingham Cumberland Pacquet Payne White Hart Highstreet London Bridge

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