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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 22, 1843

Page

2

Jessie Phillips tragedy and its long gothic aftermath

An extended excerpt from a Victorian tale chronicles Frederic Dalton’s crime of murdering his child and his frantic attempts to conceal it, the discovery by Ellen and Lord Pemberton, and the spiraling fallout including Martha Maxwell’s suspicions, Ellen’s coercive plan for withdrawal, and Dalton’s eventual flight or death.

Jessie Paittirs Mrs. Trollope London Henry Colburn Jessie Phillips Jessie Frederic Dalton William Reynolds Sally Cain Deepbrook Watson Margaret Mortimer Dalton Naturall Enough Ellen Miss Maxwell Mr. Mortimer Young Dalton Martha Lord Pemberton Frederic Pemberton Lord Amberton Deric Maha Bey Ndon Mr. Rimmington Jane Dr. H Frederick Dalton Martha Maxwell Chance

Encyclopedias and the British and Foreign Review

The British and Foreign Review current issue offers sterling papers on historical science in France and on Serbia. It praises Carlyle while noting some excesses, lauds the Kirk of Scotland critique, and endorses Anglo Catholicism with cautions. The piece highlights the journal as solid and informative rather than flashy, recommending broad perusal.

A. B.C British and Foreign Review Edinburgh France M. Comte Augustin Thierry Michelet Guizot Dr. Arnold Serbia Servia Walbrook Parish Thomas Carlyle Kirk of Scotland Free Church Party Lord Aberdeen

London Election Nomination for Pattison and Baring

Citizens gathered at the Guildhall for the London city seat vacancy caused by Sir Matthew Wood’s death. Pattison and Baring faced a crowded hustings with fiery exchanges over free trade, Corn Law repeal, and parliamentary principles amid League involvement and anti monopoly rhetoric.

Court of Common Pleas Guildhall London Yarmouth Baring Secondary James R. Ellice Labouchere Anti Corn Law League Pattison Jones Loyd Travers Harker City of London Matthew Wood, Bart Secondary Potter Sheriff Musgrove James Mr. Prescott Mr. Pattison City of House of Commons Hisses Mr. Baring Tory Prescott Anti-Cornlaw League James Pattison Sir Matthew Wood League

London Election Speech Ends in Pledges and Cheers

In a London hustings Pattison and Baring faced questions on protection versus free trade and on the poor law. Pattison pledged to serve all electors while opposing church destruction, and both men left to cheers or groans as votes were called. A poll was set for eight to four the next day.

Coventry London and Birmingham Railway Lord Brougham Hia North Coventry Herald Curna Government House Keying China H. Pottinger Wang Lord Saltoun Prine Berhampooter C. G. Cowley Margate Lloyd’s Arthur Carter and Bogus Leadenhall-street Port Philip London Cork Margate Town Clifton Baths Kingston Messrs Carter Bonus Royal Consort Sunderland Bier Emma Nayland Rock Bishoprics Gloucester Bristolterine Robert Peel Sir Robert Peel Ireland Wales Scotland England West India Mr. Baring Mr. Pattison Alderman Brown Baring Thomas Baring Russell Ellice Sheriff Musgrove League Pattison Cause of Liberty Matthew Wood Carlton Club Lord Fitzwilliam Wrightson Childers Doncaster Trafalgar Nelson Anti Corn Law League Hisses Sheriff Moon James Pattison Secondary James

Poll Day Arrangements at Guildhall and Ward Polling Places

Details of polling preparations at the Guildhall with desks and clerks arranged alphabetically by company, and instructions for liverymen to vote as householders. Lists polling venues by ward, notes Pattison committee rooms, and cites officials urging early voting. Pro-Baring and liberal positions predict a close race with strategic commentary on expected outcomes.

Fishmongers Goldsmiths, Merchant Tailors, &c Pattison Charlotte's

Pattison for the City London Election Address

The committee supporting James Pattison, Esq., for the city of London presents a stirring address urging voters to reject exclusive interests and defend the rights of the many. It notes past apathy, economic distress, and calls for vigilant effort to secure a decisive victory on election day.

Pattison City of London James Pattison London Jonnx Traverns Grorck Wawsey Poultry Lumber Troorp Fetterlane Colonel Goodman Baring Russell Ellice

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