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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 30, 1841

Page

2

The Caroline attack witnesses recall Leod and crews

The testimony details the destruction of the Caroline on the Niagara frontier. Witnesses describe Leod and associates aboard landing, the raid at Chippewa, and clashes aboard the river boats. Cross examinations reference the timing, location, and actions surrounding the burning and assault, with multiple witnesses identifying Leod and recounting gunfire and confessions of killings.

Tuas M'Leop Dispute and Four Shipwrecks Reported

Neutrality law as defined by Vattel and a Navy age note lead into Lloyd's report of four vessel losses near Gunfleet Sands. The Smith foundered with coal cargo, Albion rescued six crew after 14 hours at sea, another brig lost nearby, and a further channel disaster left two bodies found near Newton. News also covers Aboriginal civilisation plans in New South Wales, plus fishery outcomes from Tyne reports and Mediterranean naval moves.

Tuas M‘leop Vattel Lloyd’s Bri Smith London Gunfleet Sands Albion Gravesend Hartlepool Potter Deal Porthcawel Newton Henry Sunderland North Sea Brown New South South Australia John Russell Tae Waa le Lady Jane Lord Gauthier Levant Constantinople Smyrna Alexandria Alexandaria Cairo Syria Nile Tunkey Lord Ponsonby Abdul Ghanni Aga Therapia Ponsonby Reshid Pacha Said Pacha Sami Pacha Sublime Porte Egypt Telviq Bey Mehemet Ali Pacha Pacha Asfadour Matteos Porte Malta Chronicle Seraski Foglieri Greece Athens M. Argiropulo Mavrocordato Negri Mons. Mavrocordato Persia John M‘neill Tabriz Tehran Riach England Europe Trebisond Cape of Good Hope Capetown Cape Natal Port Phillip New South Wales van Dieman Jamaica Morning Journal Trinidad Agricultural and Immigration Committee Trinidad Colonial Land and Immigration Fund Africa

Foreign Intelligence on French Spain Crisis and Trials

The Paris organs publish Olozaga and Christina secretary correspondence about Christina’s role in the late insurrection. Paris journals debate Espartero’s actions, disarmament updates, prison interrogations, and the National’s acquittal of editor Delaroche. Madrid reports siege advances and Espartero’s contested execution order amid regent tensions.

Maria Christina Tuileries Journal Des Débats Presse Senor Olozaga Paris Fim Christina Dédats Espartero Constitutionnel Bayonne Spain St. Cloud M. Guizot Queen Christina Senor Carragui O'Donnell Pampeluna Tts Observateur d Toulon Cary Brest Toulonnais United States M‘leod The Union England Moniteur Parisien M. Hebert Court of Peers Marquis de Forbin Court of Assizes Nismes National M. Delaroche Journal of the 24Th Ul M. Nouguier Castillejo Lubar Iturbe Regiment del Principe Aspeita Bergars Madrid Diego Leon National Guard Linage

O'Donnell Leads 2500 Men Toward French Frontier

Bayonne dispatch dated Oct 22 reports O'Donnell with about 2,500 troops reaching Ardax near the frontier seeking cross into France. Generals Ortigoza Jaureguy and Count de Monterren accompany him. the insurrection appears near its end per Paris kettled notes.

Bayonne Paris O'Donnell France Ermission Madrid Bilbao Spain Valladolid Saragossa Pau Aragon Observateur Des Pyrénées Espartero Behobia Count de Potentinos Moderado Duchess de la Victoria Brigadier Norzogaray Barcelona Royal Guard Bayvonnee Piguero Zurbano le Puebla Vittoria Castille Alava Marquis of Alameda Montes de Oca Leitra Bergara Deca National Guard Leira Irgarte Jaureguy Urbistondo Bourbon Borso di Carminati Borja Perpignan Junta of Surveillance of Guipuscoa Bourbon Regiment Alcala Tolosa Rodil Marquis d’Alameda Montes de Gee Navarre Biscay Ardax Ortigoza Count de Monterren Foral Deputation Moniteur Parisien

Madrid unrest and Portuguese debates dominate European notes

Portu gal report from Lauzon details extraordinary Madrid disturbances and Christina loyalist revolts in the north, while Cadiz and Gibraltar fields show quiet. Lisbon ports warn of alarms. the pope presses convent closures. Europe reacts to Prussian and Hessian codes, and Persia and Greece dispatch political chatter amid ties to Egypt and Syria.

Lauzon Madrid Christina Spain Gibraltar Cadiz Vitteri Valencia Fidalgos Camarilla Senate Cortes Lisbon Castenco Visae Mangualdi Castenda Camnas de Senherim Coimbra Oporto Liston

Infant Onpoan Asylum and other London parish notes

The Metropolis reports a half yearly meeting of the Infant Onpoan Asylum subscribers at the London tavern Bishopsgate electing twenty five children for admission. detailed notes on SaxaTorium, the St Marys church stone ceremony in Southwark, the Zoological Society gathering, a public testimonial meeting for Alderman Harmer, and a Masons strike update with Woolwich aid.

Thomas Masone’society of London Rollins Tailors’ Society Blackleach Society of Tailors Cochrane Painters’ Society Clarke Hope Friendly Society Great Marlborough Street Ackerley Rose Stoke Gloucestershire London Crown and Anchor Five Bells Limehouse Baker Elizabeth Dugard Regent's Canal Upper John Street Commercial Road Prince Albert SaxaTorium London Tavern Bishopsgate John Chapman Dr. Smith Lavine St. Granrge’s Panisn Southwark St. Mary’s St. George New Kent Road Henry Kemble East Surrey Deaf and Dumb Asylum Horton Kemble William Yarrell J. Parkinson Monkleigh Devonshire Robert Heron Bart. M.P Owen Gonl F.R.S Stuckbury Barbadoes Sorrell Reeve Corbie Olive Australia Esquimaux James Harmer City of London James Duke Farringdon Harmer Staike Craven Head Drurylane John Worthington Mesars Grissell Peto Messrs Woolwich Beresford. Street Green Society of Carpenters Masons John Carpenters Grosvenor Square

Prizes Awarded At Birmingham Medical School Ceremony

The annual prize distribution at the Birmingham School of Medicine, chaired by Dr Edward John Stone, included the Warneford prize won by Mr Clay for a paper on the heart. The Lord Bishop of Worcester presented the prize and spoke on anatomy, while other students received awards amid speeches.

Birmingham Scuop Mephirt Birmingham School of Medicine Edward Johnstone Worcester Clay Brighton St. Nicholas St. Peter H. M. Wagner Colbatch S. W. Bennett E. Cornford J. S. Ward Gloucester James Woon Judicial Committee of the Privy ‘Council James Wood Gloucestershire Chronicle Hartlepool Borough of William Vollune J. Beckwith Rose Henry John Spearman Newton Bull Durham Liverpool Franklin Printing Press Benjamin Franklin London America Philosophical Society Philadelphia Franklin John Vaughan William Vaughan Fenchurch-street Messrs Cox and Baylis Harrild J. B. Murray New York Liverpool Union Norwiich Norwich St. Andrew’s Hall Ipswich

Municipal Elections in Ireland Favor Liberal Majority

Dupin reports the Oct 26 municipal election results showing liberals winning a large council majority. Tories total 11 seats, with Merrion ward noted as a liberal-leaning gain hampered by alleged liberal rascality and some cowardice. Ward results list four courts tally: OConnell 189, Andrewe 149, Sheridan 126, Lynch 121.

Linen-Hall O'Connell Alderma Gn Grace M‘kenna Armstrong Gray Saunders Ree’y Batley Torrens Mie Elderman M‘clelland M‘kenne Gibson M‘cready Wolfenden White Muay Andrew Tories Mr. Callaghan Shetty Aupogen Keshan Reynolds O’brien Busby Laban Faulkner Barrett Casttle Egan Garty Taggart Fitzpatrick le Fy Andrews Ferguson Sibthorp Oileay Purcell Kinahan R. R. Guinness Henry Maunse Nowa Ene R. Symes Hart Macarty James Ward Roe Thie Non Gavin Paul Patrick Gner J. Bury J. Tallon James Burke Esyrs Catherine’s Wamp John Power Bart James Moran James Fagan O'Neill Esgis Patrick M. Way John L. Arabin Luke Butler Barry E. Lawless Ee Grance Isaac But “Aleman William Swann Edward Hudsoun George Hp Esyrs Sipe Ward Mackey Thompson Darley Morning Register Bushe Pennefather Queen's Bench Bench of Justice Orange Sergeant Jackson Ergeant Jackson National Board Lord Stanley Ireland Jackson West Litton Lefroy Spiris Duke of Northumberland Robert Peel Lord Eliot Dublin Belfast Harpers Ballast Corporation of County of Down Lagan Thompson's Bank Shan Borre Tit O’connell Andrewe Sheridan Lynch

Reformers gain or lose ground in Renfrewshire roll call

The Renfrewshire Reformers report shifts in the county election roll with 351 new names added and 788 existing voters struck, while 436 Tory entries and 876 removals alter the balance. The group, led by figures including Mr Stewart and Lord Lieutenants, asserts a clear majority for reform amid expected shifts before county representations. A separate event describes a fire in Glasgow area causing property damage and a further double murder inquiry in Renfrew, with investigations ongoing and local officials collecting statements.

Wood Eleason Beli Queer Elieve Alesen ES Fey Glasgow Regi Burgh Glasger Lasgo St P. M. Stewart R. Speirs Elderslie Owin Ysuch Stewart Testig Buchas Anderson Buchan Dru Scortano Toral Candlisken Tate Des Pth Durr Mo Clair Muir George Siton Renfrew Nef Irvine Calico Punter Omas Clyde-bank Kelvin-do Doumbarten Jame Seth James Gracries Gray

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