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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 27, 1839

Page

2

Release of Don Carlos and Iberian politics in Europe

Reports indicate factions in France and Britain pushing for Don Carlos’s liberty or retention, with marshal Soult supporting liberation and Bulwer urging it. News notes Nantes merchants seeking independence for New Zealand, Spanish Cortes tensions, Espartero’s army positions, and fears of ministry changes amid Catalan atrocities and Persian ambitions.

Nage Chlon Ch Fing Spain Bulwer Prance Carlos Marshal Soult Ain Don Carlos Paris Courier Francais France Arterd M‘g Earl Granville Nantes New Zealand Marine M. de Sainte Hilaire National T de Moniteur Parisien MM. Piron Lavoilee Mahon Mollard

Plans for a simultaneous landing on the coast

The writer, Sir Fretgh, notes rumors of coordinated landings by a foreign power near Martin Garcia. The aim is to remove Rosas from power, disrupt blockade hardships, and restrict movement to Buenos Ayres. Quiet politics mask potential upheaval as export activity and ship movements increase. The piece cites ships sailing, low exchange, and expected arrivals from England.

Sir Fretgh Piret Prespeciea Martin Garcia Aoabe Rosas Buenos Ayres Antwerpy Liverpool England

New South Wales Governor Gipps Opens Session

Sydney advices report Governor Sir George Gipps opened the June session of the Legislative Council on June 11. He notes the drought ended, grain remains costly, and fears of scarcity have passed. Proposals include a British consul in New Zealand, education reform, insolvency law changes, debt imprisonment abolition, and consolidation of customs acts. Revenue improves but expenditure exceeds it. measures aim to fund immigration from unimproved crown lands. The article critiques a proposed distillery tax rise amid illicit distillation. Bush rangers increase due to high prices and scarce forage. convicts protest rations and turn to bush, with rising prices for salt butter and flour and high colonial wheat prices.

Sydney George Gipps Legislative Council New Zealand New South Wales van Diemen’s Land

Double lockjaw fatality at Duke of York public-house

In Garoline orrews Baker, a gardener by trade, died from lockjaw after attempting to kill his pig and inflicting a cut on his finger. He grew nervous, sought a surgeon, then fell ill with throat and stomach pain, dying on Sunday. The jury returned that he died of lockjaw caused by the incident. He left a wife expecting a child and eleven children dependents.

Portugal Liston An- Grade Rua Do Alecrim Coimbra Mortagos Granja Lorvao San Memede Leigo San Antonio Espartero Baron de New Society of Pomotocists British Pomological Society France Germany Netherlands London Kent Cambridge Berks Oxon Hereford Gloucester Devon Grest Britain Ireland Heidelberg Prince Metternich Grand Duke of Baden Duke of Devonshire Grace of Northumberland Royal Exchance Robert Smirke Joseph Gwilt Enq Philip Hardwick Gresham Royal Exchange Mercera’ Company Lloyd’s Theobald’s Road Holborn Johnston Peckham Lushington House of Commonts Lords Marylebone Vestry Spry C.J. Loxpon J. Marylebone

Lord Nugent Opposition and Atlantic Steamship Voyage

Provincial report notes Lord Nugent pledging to persist in opposition to Cavendish the Liberal candidate. The piece criticizes his chances and a Bristol Aylesbury news item mentions the Great Western setting sail on its eleventh voyage with 125 passengers including prominent figures such as the Lord Bishop of Toronto Major Van Buren and other officials.

Aylesbury Lord Nugent Cavendish Nugent Bristol Great Western Broad Pill Atlantic Haaken Toronto van Buren United States Baron.Rouenne Sheepland Lewis Wilking Vanderpool General Congress Cunard Halifax Nova Scotia Merch T. Hayes United States’ Navy Workman Lyssen Cruikshank

Deadly cellar accident and a boy’s accidental death in Cambridge

Reports from Cambridge detail a five year old drowned in a cellar with five feet of water, the coroner’s jury ruling accidental death and ordering the cellar drained. Also noted are a firework mishap injuring a child, and other local trials tied to public safety and crime.

Uland Corers Coas J. B. Gaspon Coroxz ‘Furday New Globe Inn Christmas-s -As-Street Edward Conner Lewin’s Mead Prewett-street Jane Franklyn General Hospital Cambridge Joverrre Seymour Jesus-lane Prospect Ron Camprines Barsery Samuel Long Manners Sutton Thie Star Dublin Morning Post Corporation of Dublin Carlow King’s Bench Burton Maclaine 7Th Fusileers London Hells of London Carlow Sentinel Wicklow Lord Normanby Times and Co Lord Haddington Glasgow Porson Monteithrow Hey Wood Wnarionan Convention Job Plant Heywood Chaffer Hartley-street Feargus O’connor Bronterre O’brien Brimstone O’brien Fletcher Bury Northern Star Brimstone O'Brien and Co Southern Star Dr. Fletcher Corn-Law Repeatera Grimshaw House of Commons England Star Middleton Manchester Courier Leicester Rares Friends of Religious Liberty St. Margaret Queen’s Bench St. Mary's All Saints Tories Friends of Religious Freedom Mercury Liverpool Knotty Ash

Fire at Mill and Warehouse a Loss of Four Thousand Pounds

The conflagration destroyed a mill and warehouse holding upwards of 7 000 bushels of wheat uninsured. Reports say grass neglect played a role in starting the fire, with doors and windows burst open letting in flames through the interior to the summit. The miller and several others are left destitute while property damage exceeds four thousand pounds.

Fam Rand Pis Pearly Manchester Manonester Yeate Robert Wharton Manchester Courier Melesham Metaxonoty Dearn Whitmarsh Stanton St. Bernard Samuel Cox Broughton Shaw Farm Overton Melksham Shepherd’s Shore North Shields Betsy London Mr. Clove Newcastle Perthshire Crief Strathearn Portsmouth Neptune Antonio Ugartua Amsterdam Havannah Ygartua Isle of Wight Messrs A. van den Bergh and Son Messrs. van den Bergh William’s Gate Wooolwich Admiralty Ry Sappers and Miners Dennison Woolwich Yard

Taisa Lixen Traps with France in Linen Tariff Fight

The Belfast Northern Whig reproduces a French circular from delegates in Paris about duties on linen and hemp. It notes government promises to raise duties were broken, harming French agriculture and industry, and urges ministers to restore the tariff to protect flax, linen, and hemp sectors despite declining exports and sector losses.

France Belfast Northern Whig Paris Vimoutiers Trun Durin Riga

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