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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 29, 1843

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Ireland and its Rulers since 1829 reviewed in depth

A critical excerpt discusses a new work on Ireland from 1829 onward, praising its fairness and detail. It examines O Connell and Feargus O Connor, the Repeal movement, and the two Irish Nations, urging unity between classes to form a strong public opinion while tracing political shifts from 1782 to 1833 and beyond.

Ireland Sheil Warburton Hume Mr. O'Connell Feargus O'Connor Lord Stanley Robert Pee Thomas Drummond Sharman Crawford Lord Mulgrave Monsieur de Tocqueville Derry Ulster Munster the Boyne Limerick O'Connell St. Omer England Moore O’connell Doherty Anglesey Feargus O’connor Feargus O’connor Cork Mallow Youghal Canning House of Commons Dublin Liberal Party College Green Floud Fox Burke Grattan Pitt Rotunda

Court and Fashion in London Gossip and Notices

London papers report electoral coercion hints and political chatter from Regent Street to Covent Garden. Royal boxes close at Covent Garden theatre amid Anti Corn Law League activity while a marriage rumor links Lady Chantrey to Mr Corbould. A pension for Sir Charles Bell is announced, and Brighton pockets are picked after chapel visits as art lotteries disperse funds and titles shift.

Pattison Covent-Garden Theatre Anti Corn Law League Chantrey Francis Chantrey Corbould Morning Chronicle Charles Bett Charles Bell Whitehall Brientoyn Brighton St. Margaret's Chapel Boys Exeter Hall Bond Cabbell Buckingham Cooke Sir James Shaw Bart John Sir John) Shaw John Macfie Rsq Greenholm Ayrshire Baronet Shaw Macfie Lichfield Philip Wynter Oxford St. John’s College Herald Tae Royal WimpoLe Wimppole Cambridge London Lorp W. Hervey Lord W. Hervey Paris Henry Bulwer Aston Madrid Nelson Trafalgar Square England Trafalgar Greenwich Rea Ron Ireland Ireland Earl of Devon Cavil Court Journal Barister Anti-Corn-Law League Broadmead Rooms George Thomas Harman Rogers Post Office Doncaster Lord Lowther Colonel Maberly Globe Grand Central Criminal Court Bridgeman George White Bridgeman Tawney Grand Jury Justice Maule George Nye Bingham Worship-street St. Luke’s Workhouse Godfrey Carter East Surrey Jolly Gardner's Lambeth Walk Sarah Mary Anne de la Roche Thomas’place Prince’s Road Thompson Leeds Leeds Mercury Manchester India Bombay Madras Liverpool Bradford Orleans Paramattas Merinos Nottingham

Accidents and Obituaries in Berkeley Region and Airship Trial

The report notes the death of Mr. Buddle, agent for the Marquis of Londonderry, with a vast fortune. It covers Captain Berkeley, RN MP, injured after his horse fell in a drain while following the hounds at Redwood. It ends with Monck Mason vs Mason over £18 10s 9d for three aerostat articles for the Flying Machine debate, the court awarding Mason the sum claimed.

Buddle Marquis of Londonderry Berkeley R.N Redwood Berkeley Castle Earl Fitzbardinge Palace Mason Corrie Hanson Monck Mason Locke

Spain and Portugal News From Southampton At Lisbon Cadiz and Seville

Reports from Lisbon to the 19th show opposition attempts to rise ended in tranquillity while the queen’s ministers were abroad. Cadiz prepares for provincial elections with two deputies and two substitutes to be chosen, and Seville streets see heavy security amid arrests. Disturbances around Algeiras Gibraltar and Evora reflect tensions. In Canada and the United States, speeches, tariffs, and steamship notes mix with river disasters and political maneuvering.

Southampton Montrose Lisbon Cadiz Seville Alemtejo Evora Senhor Costa Cabral Portugal Almeria Granada Gibraltar Legislative Council Legislative Assembly Province of Canada England Lower Canada Assembly Livertoon New York George Washington Acadia Boston Great Western New York Herald Tyler Spencer Great Britain America New Orleans Bayou Sara Tunica Laurent Jordan Kingston Montreal Press United States Resistance Fusiliers Quebec West Indies Royal Regiment Campeachy Tabasco Mexico

Trial opens in Central Criminal Court on slave trade scheme

In Saturday proceedings at the Central Criminal Court M de Zulueta faced the dock as the slave trade case continues. Witnesses describe seals, screws, shackles, and concealed cargo aboard the Gallophin later renamed Augusta, with testimony detailing packages of leaguers and stowage, while debate over trial venue and legal interpretation continues.

Central Criminal Court M. de Zulueta William Thomas Onion Sergeant Bompas Portsmouth Augusta Jennings Mottley Clarkson George Moon Payne Vanderburgh Bernardos Zulueta and Co London William Thomas Dent Liverpool Cadiz Africa Denman Talfourd Gallenas Martinez Fernandez Ignacio Rollo Mr. Kelly Nicholls Islands of Ascension Fernando Kelly James Brodie Hill M. Zulueta Justice Maule House of Commons Nelly M. Zuelueta James Cook John Pirie Hackerston Mr. Wilkins Wmn Haynes P. Zulueta New Court Ry-Street Harry Edward Dwyer Tooley-street Horry Hocvussine Mary Prentice John Tyler St. Katharine’s Dock Clerken Well Mary Ann Jones Susan Penson Susan Courtney Sherrard Street Golden-square Sherrard-street Golden Square Lambeth Farringdon Street Lockwood's Court Clerkenwell Penson Martin

Court to Resume Sittings for December Hearings

The court will resume its sittings on Tuesday next for the second recess. Orders for hearing have been issued for December 1, with some cases noting sureties at the start of the month. The chief commissioner is in town during the circuit.

Combe Inspector Penny Martin Prosecutrix Islington Knapp Thatcher House of Correction Richard Webb Greenwood Ann Baylis Worms Saffron-hill Miss Worms Newcourt Peter-street S Ddart Bagniggewells Station Cottam Goddard St. John Street Worship Street Pites Pinsister Gars Burelars New Dopor Daniel Houghton Broughton Church Street Bethnal,green Main H Division Church-street Bingham William Jackson George Cluff Starbord Street Spitalfields Teakle Sergeant Teakle Greenwich Tuz Rivar Piers Aicwagp Dogson Sutton Barwis Waterman’s Floating Pier Company Gardenstairs Grove Richard Dobson Greenwich Hospital John Sutton Watermen Corporation of London Stone Pier Company Chapple Mr. Chapple Ixsotvert Court

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