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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 30, 1842

Page

5

Fragmented 19th Century Debate on Women’s Rights

A garbled OCR passage examines women's role in politics and charity, questioning whether women should participate in public life. It references Chartists, societal expectations, and potential leadership by women, highlighting tensions over female influence and suffrage within a historical parliamentary context.

MISCELLANY. Peers, parsons, and a royal visit

The item columns note Plymuth brethren gaining two peers of the realm, Peel’s admission of ignorance of a legal mechanism, and a plan for insolvency relief. It reports trials of a Winchcombe farmer and a public council discussion on Polish refugees, plus details of Royal attendance at animal displays, and local civic business in Westminster.

Congleton Teynham Robert Peel

The New Farce at Drury Lane The 2 ton Boy at Drury Lane last night

The new farce The 2 ton Boy at Drury Lane drew large crowds with lively disguises and quick wit led by Mrs Keeley and Mr Keeley in a comic plot of mistaken identity and romantic mischief. The tragedy The Provoked Mustard followed with mixed reviews and praise for Mrs Stirling and Mr Macready.

Drury-Lane Eton Fanny Dabster Mr. Keeley Captain Popham Tom Kevley Mustard Lord Townley Mr. Anderson Lady Townley Stirling Compton Sir Francis Wronghead William Polonius Hanlet Sulky Jim Gloucestershire Lancashire

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NEWMARKET RACING MEETING

Arrivals fill Newmarket lodging at premium amid foul weather. Cambridgeshire Stakes betting shifts, Melior Florence and Ralph pacing the field. The first ever rider card issued, six races conducted with close finishes including the Shadow, Hymen colt, and Dumbarton. Weather improves between showers, racing results record several stakes and cups across a packed program.

Cambridgeshire Melior Florence Knight Bellissima Hitet Hawk Cabrera Buskmore Billingham Lass Ralph Tad Cotherstone Newmarket Jockey Club Boyces Hyuen Perchance Pettit Etwall Mr. Goodman the Shadow Lord Exeter Bosphorus Colonel Peel Archy Hymen Lord Rosslyn Butler Colonel Anson Marquise D. Darling Mr. Oshaldeston Devil Among the Tailors Johnny Criterion Lord G. Gentinck Gaper Rogers Mr. Watts Yaxley Blacklock J. Sadler Lord Albemiarle Doves Robinson Lily Adela Exeter Albion Mr. Shelley Daddy Longlees

Wolff Arrest Pending After Pumitation of OeeWsprapers

Reports state Wolff owed large sums to various parties in Europe and England. A London creditor, about 1000, traveled to Brussels and helped secure his arrest. Authorities plan a full investigation, with uncertainty about his return to London. The Vogles are reportedly in Brussels.

Wolff England London Brussels Lut Vogles

Death in the Queen's Prison inquest reports natural death

An inquest at the Queen's Bench into the death of J H Hawkins aged 43 an inmate at the Queen's Prison found natural death due to consumption aggravated by confinement and intemperate living. Hawkins had been confined for debt for many years and died after a long illness attended by prison doctors and surgeons. The verdict noted poverty and obstinacy as factors. In Hull a former bank cashier Francis Fortune was convicted of stealing £870 in bank notes and sentenced to seven years transport.

Perth Hen Warner Winchcombe Stephens I Constabulary Ark of Common Council Dudley Stuart Sadley Stuart R. J. Jones Southwarh Wire Allen Wiliam Heygate Alderman Lucas Stevens Wexpson Wamnbwell Wendnor Duke Augusta Mary of Cambridge Mecklenburg Strelitz Reigate Nero Wallace Wombwell United Kingdom Biawixania Tatatan Mrs King William Street Lisbon-bridge Halborn Jasway Ely Bess Twynn Amead Tamas Richard Batson Newcastle W.smith Batson Weir Bertek Advertiser Dikapern Cayny Merven Peckwam Camberwell Ann Fryer Pimlott West Oat Mallgate Mush Francis Russell Nixon England Wauia van Dieman's Land St. Chad's Cathedral Church Birmingham Sydney Wiseman Walsh Seman Wilson Hobart Town van Diemen’s Land Danny Laxn Ais Toki Atone John S. M. Merrick Phillip Augustus Della Bella Angiers St. Edmund’s Bury Northampton-castle Swinstead-abbey Mr. Macready King John Arthur Hubert Miss Faucit Constance Austria Anderson Lungsaword Phelps Amy John Shakspere Macready Adelphi Corps Stirling Lyon O. Smith Jacob Post Mr. Wright Crackenthorpe Cripps Wilkinson Mr. Bedford H. P. Grattan Peniusine Deacles Cruikshank Raneligh Gardens Vauxhall Thames Milbank Abbey Mstelle Dumas Fremont Republic Lat Vendee Tua Batue Estelle R. Honner Webster Bremont Moordeck Cooke Obeydal South America Eleanor Royal Navy Arama Tie Chertsey Curtene Tdanover Square Hanover-square London Professional Choral Society Miss Birch Rainforth Alfred Shaw Bassano Messrs Phillips Bennett Young Manyers Weiss Parry Beethoven Mendelssohn Madame Dulcken Purcell Handel Hailstone John Parry Auber Wassaniello V’. Phillips Theatre Royal Drury-lane St. James's Theatre Lyceum Miss Dolby Hobbs Tre Rospery White Hart Tavern Bishopsgate-street Wolff Vogles Brussels Vogle White Hart Calais No. 44 Great Queen Street Queen’s Bexen Payne Queen's Bench J. H. Hawkins J. E. Mansfield Hawkins Law Hull Francis Fortune Agricultural Bank York

Inquest into Beale Death at Northleach Prison Resumes

A resumed inquest at Cheltenham heard testimony from Northleach officials and inmates about Charles Beale, a prisoner who died after months of harsh labor and poor living conditions. The jury later ruled Beale died of consumption aggravated by treatment at the prison, urging accountability for the governor, surgeon, and under-turnkey.

Abiounsep Chelten Cheltenham Fama Ardener Leckhampton Northleach Twce Charles Beale Andi Beale Mr. Curtis Tam Sure Beale Harding Jame Chedworth Elizabeth Eliza Beale Lut William Curtis Northleach House of Correction Rowley’s

Self Mutilation at City Gaol by Deserter James Fincher

A desperate act occurred at the city gaol on Wednesday afternoon as James Fincher, a deserter held for trial, fashioned a crude iron hoop into a makeshift saw and severed his right thumb. He aimed to disable himself to avoid future service, having deserted from the Grenadier Guards about 12 or 13 years prior. The act occurred while in custody awaiting proceedings.

Lord Exeter Jeremy Diddler Nat Mr. Eddison Prince of Wales Mr. Dixon Hawk Lord Albemarle Buffalo Robinson Lord Eglinton Angury Ab. M T.Y.C Lord Jersey Shy Bay Middleton Trampoline Lord Lowther Bay Middleton Silvertail Myr Phillimore Solomon Mr. Dawson the Biddy Mr. Osbaldeston Woldsman Lord Bentinck Topsail B. J. Clark Lady Harriet Lord Exeters Mr. Boyce Gilbert Gitana Colonel Peel Hartshorn Mr. Goodman Buck Mr. Watt George Bentinck Blandford Salisbury Watt Jockey Club Hex Mwesty Buex-douxou Earl of Rossion Salthil Nest Prince Albert Lyttleton Staines Iverheath Uxbridge Sandford Pahner, Esq Oakley Park King’s County Dublin Grantley Berkeley Charborough Park Dorsetshire Drax Prainismus New World Bruisers Charles Freeman William Perry Tipton the Slasher Perry London Giant Pritt Battee Bungaree Sambo Sutton Newmarket Sambo Finchley Queen's Head Hamilton M'Donough Mason Stranger Toto Jemmy Allen M‘donough M‘donough Negro Wood Bonnet Rouge James Bean Mr. Love Balls Rownie Matcu George Heath Daniel Bean George Johnson James Wood Edward Johnson James Arnold Westminster Bridge Battersea Bridge Iron Steam-boat Company Arnold Red House James Fincher Fincher Grenadier Guards Worcester Guardian

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