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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 28, 1843

Page

7

Triumphant Pattison victory in City of London election

A vivid account of the London election nominating Pattison and Baring, the polling at Guildhall, and the decisive result: Pattison wins by 165 votes amid a climate of Free Trade triumph, monopoly attacks, and Liberal unity. The report details polling hours, shifts, crowd reactions, and post‑poll declarations.

London Matthew Wood Pattison Prescott Avers Baring Alderman Brown Russell Ellice Peel The Morning Herald Post League Sager Lancashire England Wales Ireland Scotland Tom Anti-Cornlaw League Electora Monopoliats Guildhall-yard King-street Yarmouth Cloater John Russell Cobden and Bright Secondary James Miller James Secondary Jamoez Sheriff Moon Butchers Neware Liberal Party Partison Barime S.eu Baxzixe Eesee Ccasccscesecs Oil Pattison Essececseers Esesessceeves Pattisan Masterman St. Lawrence's Mr. Pattison Guildhall Moore R. Pee Mr Pattison Russell Bliice Travers Mr. Wansey Mr. Baring Musgrove Moon Sheriff Musgrove Copeland Thomas CoveLayn Cavendish Square Lord Lincoln Duke of Newcastle Mr. Travers Porteoken Ward West-End Representative of Free Trade H. A. Aglionby M.P Dr. Bowring A. Hastie Stewart Majoribanks J. A. Smith W.williams John Travers Thomas Hankey Thomas Alexander Hankey James Morris W. G. Prescott H. J. Prescott W. H. Weguelin N. M. Rothschild Thomas Took John Dillon Charles Perkins D. Solomons J. Baylis P. A. Taylor Wandsworth

Repeal crisis and Dublin agitation amid Irish events

Tur Anagenariay Congress reporters note O Connell skipping Rathmines arbitration as warrants not printed and trial of alleged repeal conspiracies looms. Off Ireland coast vessels suffer damage. Mary Anne lost near Arbroath with six hands, Emerald lost near Ballintoy. Naval changes announced for Shannon with Eurydice frigate to Tarbert. Coast guard cuts planned. federal union agitation rumored with Smith O'Brien Crawford Ross and Sturge. O Connell may abandon repeal for federalism. Proclamation pondered to curb Repeal meetings at Corn Exchange Conciliation Hall. Local trials include perjury allegations against Hughes and Barrett proceedings, social disorder, and petty crime cases across Dublin and London courts.

Tom Dustir Tau Reosyr Gatgs Ireland Mary Anne Arbroath Newcastle Emerald Londonderry Archangel Ballintoy Liverpool Inish Austin C.B Cyclops Shannon Limerick Royal Navy Eurydice Elliott Tarbert Cork Plymouth Duntanaghy Boncrana Coast Guard 5Th Dragoon Guards Dundalk 3D Dragoon Guards Portobello Barracks Smith O'Brien M.P Sharman Crawford David R. Ross Lord Clement Joseph Sturge England O'Connell Sturge Bangor Repeal Association Cuanczoy Hucuas Freeenick Huauxs College-street Barrett John O'Connell Thomas Steele Tyrrell T. M. Ray Tyndall M‘donagh Rotunda Cantwell Prouoceu Hughes Callaghan Queen’s Bench Office Close Lower Abbey-street Dublin Lower Abbeystreet Magistratea Kemmis Mahony Donaurn O’connell Dublin Corporation Maunsell Fitzpatrick Reland Leinster Munster Ulster Connaught Margaretta Duff Clerkenwell Mr. Harnett Mr. Greenwood Mr. Hammett Morse Devonshire-street Kennington-cross Traill Union Hall Emma Munton Humphreys

Prisons and Workhouses Diets Stir Dorset Sessions

A Dorset County Chronicle report recaps Rev. Yeatman’s quarter sessions speech contrasting Sir James Graham’s new prison diet with Sturminster union workhouse provisions. He highlights weekly meat totals and daily rations, arguing paupers receive far less food than felons, and cites the workhouse diet as inferior in quantity and quality. The piece includes other local items about a domestic assault, White Quakers, and theatre notices.

Royal Marcanity Charity George and Vulture Tavern Cornhill Holborn Dale Farringdon Street Norton Clerkenwell Greenwood Henry Harvey George Knapp Islington Knapp Harvey Caylor Harvey and Caylor White Lion Street Pentonville N Division Grey's-inn-lane Hospital Taylor Worship Street Tom Thomas Ashmore Long Tom Mills Oxford Traill Hancock Blackman-street Windsor Paul James Paul Kent Road Mr. Windsor Trinity Street Mr. Pattison Baring Mr. Sutherland Samuel Johnson Mendicity Society Griffin Walworth Read Metropolitan Police Redford Lambeth Street Edward Wood Nelson Street Stepney Melson London Epwanp Ward John Meison Nelson-street Commercial Road East Ratcliffe Highway Coaper Dorset County Chronicle Yeatman Sir James Graham Sturminster Union Sir J. Graham Union Ann Leavey Union Hall Willian Leavey Homs Middlesex Joshua Jacob Edward Sugder Edward Litton Edward Sugden Christ Jesus Abigail Beale Miss Betta Miss Collett Cinderella Peter the Simple Barbara the Cruel Burns Carlotta Grisi Alfred Shaw Drury Exchequer Earl and Countess of Wilton Lord G. Fitzgerald Lord Castilston Lord Tenterden Earl of Erroll Albert Conyngham George Manners Mr. Gaskell M.P Count Kielmansegge Katherine Flemming Baron de Talleyrand Henry Webster Dawson Damer Charles Gore Cecil Forrester Egremont Lascelles Countess of Tankerville F. Stanhope Covert Gagpen Mr. Kenney Phelps Greenroom Phelpe Wallack Bourcicault Kemble Messrs. Bartley and Cooper Eithem James Kenney

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