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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 29, 1843

Page

4

The Prince Christophe's Plight and Hayti Queen Funds Loss

A displaced Haytian prince and his wife flee to Jamaica then England seeking funds from the queen's name. Detecting no funds, they face starvation as their claims collapse amid financial and legal obstacles. Aid comes from the Friends Society and local donors, while the prince hopes public sympathy and press exposure will rescue him.

Jamaica England Bank of England Hayti Col. Aspinall Society of Friends of Foreigners Strangers’ Friend Society Hobler Doctors’ Commons Haytii Christophe Marlborough Street Ann Leavey Union Hall William Leavey London Lord Hawarden Dover Joshua Jacob Edward Sugden Edward Litton Carlow Sentinel St. Martin's le Grand Weekly Chronicle Parr Stirling Harvey

Ode to Time and Beauty from Greece

The fragment praises Time as a godlike force that casts a radiant glow over history. It extols enduring beauty that moves the soul beyond earthly limits, musing on art’s immortality and the fragrance of memory that outlives mortal life.

Greece Earth

Principles of Pattison Triumph Spark Political Tension

The speaker laments that Pattison's principles prevail, linking them to the Anti Corn Law League and broader reform aims. He insists government policy will resist these changes, asserts Sir Robert Peel’s majority will counteract the league, and vows future political contests with goodwill toward opponents. He thanks supporters and expresses no personal enmity.

Pattison Anti Corn Law League Robert Pael House of Commons People of England Travers

Scottish Benefices and Insolvency Notices in Gazette

Notices list church appointments in Argyllshire and Skye replacements, militia officer promotion, marriage venue registrations in multiple counties, insolvencies including traders, diversions of bankrupts and dividends, and Scottish sequestrations across Dundee Greenock Paisley Leith and more with dates and locations.

Church of Scotland Alexander M'‘Gregor Ona Kilfinichan Argyllshire Donald M‘vean Alexander Mackellar Bailechulish Corran Ardgour Kilmaillie John M‘millan Reyngus Martin Snitort Isle of Skye Roderick M‘leod York Road Lambeth Bwlch Y Sarney Radnorshire Oswald Warwickshire G. Bale Norwich W. Barley Earl's Common Worcestershire W. Grant Kidderminster J. Robinson Masbrough Common Yorkshire J. B. Oram West Square Southwark R. Exton Hulme Lancashire T. Travis Stockport Cheshire J. Clarke Lucas Street Commercial Road St. Georges J. Groom Northamptonshire Smith—C. Simmons Hadley Barnes Middlesex Desser B. Stanfield Chichester J. Brown Webb Bland Terrace Dover Road Newington J. Bowring Rath H. Ricket Prince's Terrace Pulteney Street Islington T Knowles Bewdley Forest J. Evans Saint Ann's Road Holland Street North Brixton Cormchandler T. M. Clewes S. Jones Acrefair Denbighshire W. Fawkner S. French Slimbridge Gloucestershire C. Dean Bury S. P. Hall Sheffield W. Garland Woodchester Stroud T. L. Shapcott St. John's Southampton E. Parlett East Gate Spa Common Norfolk G. Cubitt D. Scott Manchester B. Marshall Sneinton Nottinghamshire W’. Richardson J. Neale Great Titchfield Street St. Marylebone J. Warburton Liverpool J. B. Hitchins Vauxhall Street W. Morison Gibson Street Liverpool Road Messrs. Pickford and Co H. H. Henson Hampstead London and Birmingham Railway Company C. J. Hore Deptford London and Greenwich J. Holt Newman Street Osford Street T. Wright Blackmore Street Clare Market T. Donkin Cambridge Victualler W. B. Gough Newport Pagnell Bucks M. Harris Swansea Draper J. Bains South Shields H. S. Winter Regent Street Milliner J. Badcock Shrewnham Berks Groc A. Lafargue Great St. Helen's A. and J. Phillips Whitechapel Road T. Hobson Carlisle Mercer G. Allison Darlington Durham G. Harriot Ormskirk H. Buggel J. Mease Hutton Scrivener Stebbing and Polkinghorne Clement's Lane Artingstall and Beaumont Latchford H. Woolhouse and Co Kirkheato Inwood and Coates Brunswick Row Westminster Arlett and Richardson Croydon Common Purdie and Barns Adalia Asia Minor Sumpling and Linton Taylor and Sprigg Coventry Mercers— Pockett and Bates Deal Leather and Styles Birmingham Stampers

Windsor Prorogation and Military Promotions Ledger

The Windsor court in October 1848 extends the prorogation of Parliament to November 14 and lists numerous army promotions and appointments by purchase across regiments including the 1st and 6th Dragoons, 25th through 89th Foot, and the Ceylon Rifle Regiment, with various lieutenant and captain designations and related notes on commissions and resignations. The War Office details changes, while Crown Office notes a city parliamentary seat replacement for Sir Matthew Wood. An 1843 promissory notes and bullion statistics table is referenced in the public notices.

Windsor London James Pattison Upper Harley-street Sir Matthew Wood War Office 1St Regiment of Dragoons Joseph John Henley Cornet Purchase Rickman 6Th Regiment of Foot James Elphinston Robertson Darley William Birch George Augustus Hamilton Chichester 44Th Foot George Francis Stuart 88Th Foot de Wend Thomas Walsh Halahan 64Th Foot Alfred Thomas Margary Weir Thomas Yates Ridley Margary John Edward Hussey Taylor Ridley Pridaux William Gillum Collingwood 89Th Foot 56Th Foot Gustavus Travers Brooke Young Leslie Skynner Brooke Thomas Smith Lloyd Campbell Robert Briscoe Skynner Stuart Arundel Edmund Hill Ruxton Edward Collingwood 54Th Foot Hill Ceylon Rifle Regiment James Alexander Fraser Dennis Herbert 77Th Foot Ireland Bank of England Victoria

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Autthors Davidson Hardwick Colburn Great Marlborough-street Shober Coronel Davidson Mr. Colburn Colonel Davidson India Lambeth Street Stanvine Pritts Biddel Henry Ses Moses Mr. Henry East Punch City of London Mnene O'Cloce Baring Bazine Punchey Peel Albert V.R Dublin and Kingstown British Association For the Advancement of Science Robinson Cork Dublin Atmospheric Railway Embryo Railways London and Birmingham Railway Russell Ellice Wansey Mr. Baring Musgrove Moon Sheriff Musgrove Sheriff Moon Copeland Mr. Pattison Lord Lincoln Duke of Newcastle Mr. Travers Portsoken West-End Travera South Nottinghamshire Yeomanry Pinhay-cliff Lyme Regis Dorset University Peter Laurie Oxford-street Newman-street Essex the London Gazettes Englannv Salsedane Cee Aed Ab Veyed ScorLanp Treland Bank of Ireland Esinsae Yell Sdeealee Henry L. Wickham Great Britain Henry Bicknett Grocers’ Company W. Mason Boston J Clarke H. Buggeln Pretatyn Flintshire J. Johnson Little Abington Cambridgeshire J. Higginbottom Ashton under-Lyne Money Scrivener Price and Brown Tamworth Staffordshire Fidkin and Wilkes Haymarket H Wood and Co Henrietta Street Covent Garden L. Myers and Co Aldgate Moses, Myers, and Co Leadenhall Street L. Myers Archer and Porter Lisson Grove Downing and Foley Bournehill Rowley Regis Bradbury and Doody Newport Dight and Co High Ridsdale and Williamson Leeds Pinchbeck and Syer Atherstone Robinson and Holme Sleigh Glasgow P. Davidson Jnn, and Co Dundee A. Warden Nottingham Review John Cubley Derby Nottingham Joan Custry H. B. Campbell Hon. Commissioners of T. Roberts and Co Cranecourt Fleet-street E. Edwards St. Paul's Barclay and Sons Farringdon-street Sutton and Co Bow Churchyard Mottershead and Co J.and R. Raimes and Co Edinburgh United Kingdom R. and L. Perry Perry Berners-Street Canham Samuel Lamert Bepyorp-street Gorden Leadenhall-street Noble Chancery-lane Mansell Kin -Street Westerton Park-side Knightsbridge Eywood Oldham Street Nawton Church-street Watts Snow-hill Barraclough Fargate Davey Broad-street Bristol D. France and Co Butcher Bank Newcastle-on-Tyne Patern and Love Nelson-street Manchester Chronicle la Mert Bedford-street Bedford-square Goss and Company Lancaster-place Strand Waterloo Bridge London Morning Journal Goss Dublin Morning Journal Dublin Weekly Journal Sherwood and Co Paternosterrow Porter Grafton-street Messrs. Goss Waterloo-bridge C. J. Lucas & Co Oxford Street Brittain Paternoster-row J. Gordon Leadenhall W. and H. Robinson Greenside-street T. Price Dame-street New Bell Mesars, Lucas and Co Philis Greet J. . Curtis Bolster Henderson Belfast Drummond Blair-street Messrs. Curtis Essex and Herts Mercury Messrs. Curtis and Company Erith-street Soho-square
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