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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 12, 1844

Page

5

Extensive Northfleet Fire at Perrey-street Farm destroys barns

A major fire in Northfleet near Gravesend gutted the Perrey-street Farm buildings owned by Mr. Thomes Mace. The blaze began in the homestead and spread across straw stacks, a large brick barn, and sheds, threatening the village. Fire engines arrived but water shortages and winds hampered efforts. total damage estimated at £2,000 to £3,000, insured, with suspicions of arson and a deaf and dumb man briefly detained.

Northfleet London Gravesend Thomes Mace Perrey-street Farm Bern Corporation of Son Kent Perrey-street Messie Oakes Gladdish Spencer Kelly Deperrier 80Th Regiment Tilbury Fort Blackfriers Connorton Deptford West of England Henderson Dartford Kent Fire Office Nekyard Cuance Taarga Mraper Broughton Worship Street Aene Roma Thompson Pentinville Camdentown Hackney Newington Hammersmith Henry Miller Sarah Dewar Thomas William Smith Hemmersmith Serjeant Dubois Bis Thompson Louse No. 14 Hlermes Street Pentonville Northampton-place Bowling-green Lane Clerkenwell Johnson Cosl Ares Emma Thorpeon Hermes-Street Gibnartan Liverpool Europa Point Colonre Algeniras Hume England

Paris Papers Clash Over King Louis Philippe Visit In Windsor

The National and opposition papers condemn the king’s England visit with sharp criticism. They mock Windsor hospitality and England’s praise while urging France to reject indiscriminate flattery and resist foreign admiration as Blucher and Castlereagh portraits loom over Windsor ties.

Paris The National England Windsor Castle Duke of Wellington R. Peel M. Guizot Louis Philippe Wellington Blucher Castlereagh France Windsor Arlou Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Christ MapRtn Narvaez M. Mon N. Mon Mon War Department M Pidal M. Mayans Bolwer Madrid Duke de Risnzeres M. Nunez Basela Germany Magdeburg Berlin Galveston Texas Austria Mabaena Tarawan Menhseus M. Seignette M. Nansouty Phaeton Uraine CosJondre Debry Gaosernor Bruat Redouhis Spain Duke of Victory Inabel J Cortes Lawa Providence Et Duque de la Viton London Haswett Ageio Faraday Professor Lyall Sovra SereLps John Brown

Royal Visit Chronology on Windsoa Slopes and Windsor

Royal procession details from Windsoa and Windsor during the visit of the King of the French and Queen. Describes morning walks, audiences, the gift carriage, lake and garden views at Sunbury, Twickenham, Hampton Court, Claremont, and a grand banquet. Reports on public addresses by Aldermen and Common Council, and a summary of racing and social events surrounding the visit.

Windsoa Prince Albert London Order of the Garter France Duc de Montpensier Duchess of Kent Lady Gainsborough Athalin le Comte Dumas Sunbury Twickenham Orleans House England Hampton Court Cardinal Wolsey Laurentine Thu Raffaelle Meson Hampton Bridge Claremont Windsor Chertsey Egham Great Park Castle Thia Countess of Gainsboredoms Pellal St. George's Hall Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Duchess of Mecklenburgh Strelitz Duke and Duchess of Norfolk Pursentariox Court of Aldermen Alderman Humphrey Mason Court of Common Council Lawrence Wire Weare Moon Ropprey Tanner Herajesty Woolwich Turner Dockyard

Revenue Abstract for Great Britain Ends Oct 1643 and 1844

A fiscal abstract detailing the net produce of the revenue for Great Britain for the years and quarters ending October 10 1643 and October 10 1844, showing increases or decreases across periods. It provides comparative figures and highlights changes in revenue streams.

Great Britain

Ireland Debates Tory Attitudes and Reform Pressures

A mix of Irish policy debate and political opinion follows, citing Mayo Constitution and others on repeal and tenant questions. It notes poverty as a driver of agitation, warnings to landlords, and anticipated legislation to address landlord tenant issues amid potential reform. Also reports on Lady Heytesbury's remains transport, theatre premieres, a bigamy case in Birmingham, and a Panania crime wave investigation.

Deauts Inisa AcusTion Tea Puiss Peel Ireland O Cannell Mayo Constitution England Herreestsy Admiralty Kingstown Harbour Lords Dauartass Theavne Rainforth Alfred Shaw Cea Warce Miss Rainforth George Prestige Bracebridge Birmingham Railway Company Union Hall Firat Alkhough Barrow Parliament-street Mary Ann Banks Camberwell Church Batchelor Leamington Ann Cooper Bishop Toshbrook Warwickshire Birmingham Ar. Cottingham Court of Assizes Galigneni

Cotton Twist Letter to Lord John Manners on class politics

A letter from Cotton Twist to Lord John Manners MP examines England's class divide, urging sympathy between rich and poor, criticizing monopolists and the political system, and calling for reform. It lauds Young England while warning that current conditions endanger the poor, with references to labor, education, and religion.

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Late Hours in Shops and a Mass Meeting in Exeter Hall

A large Metropolitan Drapers Association gathering at Exeter Hall, crowded with over 500 shop employees and attendees, debated abolition of late shop hours. Speakers linked long hours to health, morals, and crime, urging public abstinence from night purchases and urging employers to shorten hours. Donations and pledges followed, with calls for public support and further action.

Metropolitan Drapers’ Association Exeter Hall Ambrose Moore Moore Sheriff Sidney Sherff Billingspate T. Copeland F.R.S A. Moore G. Thompson H. Hughes M.A Payne D. W. Wire D. Owen Shopa Wired England Copeland Bavun Hughes Great Britain Manchester Mr. Hughes Elear Hitchcock St Paul's Churchyard Bardwell Mrr. Hitchcock Owen Louis Philippe Napoleon Universal Peace France Ahr I. Hall Bishop Agate-Street London Sfr. Hughes Mr. Shoolbred Metropolia Fuskey

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