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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 03, 1843

Page

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Naughty Little Bird That Fouled Its Own Nest Letter to Lord Campbell

A long letter criticizes Lord Campbell on libel and slander law reform. It argues the public press cannot be treated as authority in legal matters and defends the distinction between oral slander and written libel. The writer questions proposed amendments and warns of potential abuses if the law is altered.

Lord Campbell House of Lords Commons Billingsgate Lord Denman John Bobtail Axor Sarah Tagray Winslow Cadogan Hotel Sloanestreet W. Obias Tillard Richard Tillard Harford Huntingdon Hertford Lincoln Cathedral Leeds Hook Sidney London Southwark Topping’s Wharf St. Olave’s Church Bayswater Westbourne Terrace Paddington West of England Fire Insurance Company Stingo Brewery Messrs Staines New Road Queen’s Lying Soames London Brigade West of England Braidwood Carter Connorton Royal Exchange Fire Office

Royal visit and fashion notes from court to Paris styles

The Prince of Wales and royal siblings arrive at Windsor with a large retinue amid salutes and crowd cheers. Separate items describe Espartero’s regency position, social calls at Mivart's, and fashionable dress trends from London and Paris, including black game birds, frock coats, and morning caps.

St. Nicholas’s Church Grenadier Prince Albert Duke of Hamilton Scotland Windsor-castle Isle of Arran Firth of Clyde Bagshot Duke of Gloucester Espartero Spain Aritannia Geranal Espartero Duchess of Victory Donna Elidia Hyde Park Mivart’s Duke and Duchess of Somerset John Macdonald Mr. Addington W. Grey W. Clay, Bart M.P Lord Dalmeny Ross Paris Gurrea Viscountess Palmerston Carlton’ House Terrace Duke de Maille Earl of Clarendon Earl of Minto Ponsonby Lord Monteagle Glenelg Lady Holland Fox Seaford Miss Hardy Loftus Otway Thomas P. Hays Dennistoun Battersley Major Lynn The Royal Engineers Duke Woolwich Nottinghill Shepherd’s Bush Weymouth Rigby Chancery-lane Fasnsons Pelerines Camerons London Ladies’ Magazine of Fashion

Escape of King and Queen of France and others shocks Paris

Paris journals recount the narrow escape of the King and Queen of the French and the Queen of the Belgians on their way from Eu to Treport on the 28th alt. The incident sparks gratitude and fears of upheaval, while debates over Queen Victoria's possible visit to Paris and Mendizabal's movements dominate the foreign news. Madrid reports hidebound politics, the Lopez coalition, and Mendizabal's correspondence. Welsh petitioners call for new Parliament to restore prosperity and free trade, amid regional unrest and a grave Lyme Regis accident.

France Paris Treport Friends of Peace England M. Guizot Count de St. Aulaire London Chateau d’Eu M. Mendizabal Pomare le Petit Thouars Victoria Spain Madrid Espectador Isabelle II Duke de la Victoria Cortes Aranjuez Lopez Esspeciador M. Salamanca Barcelona Cadiz Mendizabal Duke of Victory Seville Narvaez Torejoz Espartero Bologna Italy Tenara Zambecieri M. Melara Savigno Count de Salis-Zisisere Wales Llanguirke Kilybebyll Ystrad Llangevelach Pontardawe John Edwards Gallywernen Lianow Carmarthen Her Ardon Lyme Reais Dorsetshire

Departure of the King and Royal Party from St James's Palace

The King of Hanover and his household departed St James's Palace at eight in the morning in six carriages en route to Hanover. The French charge d'affaires M. le Comte de Rohan Chabot left Manchester-house for the Chateau d'Eu to join the festivities for her Majesty. Also notes the birth of a daughter to the Princess Christophe of Hayti and the royal marriage of Miss Emil Wilbraham Stopford to Captain R. F. Stopford.

Hanover St. James’s Palace Kew M. le Comte de Rohan Chabot Manchester-house Chateau d’Eu M. de Talleyrand Parnoxss Christophe Hayti Margiage Hier Lire Mias Emil Wilbraham Henry F. Bouverie Mra. Grosvenor R. F. Stopford R.N R. Stopford G.C.B Greenwich Hospital St. George’s Church Hanover Square Richard Bruce Stopford Windsor Grosvenor Grosvenor Street Ald T. Wood Globe Howley Queen’s Counsel Keatinge Castle of Dublin Robert Peel Earl de Grey Orange and Ultratory Orange Hewley Tipperary Evening Mail Orange Press Westminster Hall Lord Lowther Abingdon Accrington Andover Road Appleby Banbury Bangor Bath Basingstoke Beaumaris Berwick Berkhempstead Birmingham Bishop’s Stortford Blackburn Bradford Yorkshire Brackley Brampton Brough Bristol Brighton Buckingham Gravesend Guildford Halifax Haydon Bridge Hemel Hempstead Hertford Hexham Highworth Hoddesden Holyhead Holywell Huddersfield Hull Ipswich Kendal Lancaster Leamington Lechlade Leighton Buzzard Lewes Liverpool Maidenhead Maidstone Manchester Margate Maryport Milnthorp Mold Monmouth Newcastle-upon- Tyne Newport Sunderland Swindon Towcester Tring Ulverstone Uxbridge Wallingford Walsall Ware Warrington Warwick Watford Weedon Whitehaven Wigan Wigton Winchester Wolverhampton Workington Worthing Yarmouth All Ireland Scotland Lombard-street St. Martin’s-le.Grand Southampton Dock Company Bishopsgate-street Joseph Liggins Saintsbury Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company Pacha Gibraltar Hardwick Public Works Loan Commissioners Hill Richards J. H. Forbes Westwood Southampton Greenwich London Tavern Bishopsgate Street William Shadbolt Croydon London Bridge Shoreditch Church St. Katherine London Docks Rose-lane Essex-street Whitechapel High-street Spitalfields Church Earl of Essex

Police Court Roundup of London Delinquents and Trials

Yesterday, Alderman Key dismissed about sixty summonses for cabs and omnibuses after ruling the clerk erred in applying old laws. Trials covered silk thefts, drowning attempts, flea riddled excuses by youths, lodgings robberies, aggravated assault, family thefts, and public drunkenness with various fines and remands.

City Police Committee John Key Mansion House Drapers Loox Ovr Ashton Brown Pashfield Mr. Pashfield Guiltspur Street Cometer Evans Bow Street Bripce Sicus Hannah Dixon Waterloo Bridge Myers Twyford John Titsell Barney Carroll Mr. Twyford Charles-street Covent-garden Carroll Marylebone Mary Osborne Star-street Long George Davis Paul Street Portman-market Marlborough Street Henry Mashday William Mashday St. Martin’s Street Glass-Mounter Jane Soames Mr. Gamblin Mecklenburgh Street Susannah Cox Union Hall Madamme George Madame George Cottingham Kent Road Mr. Cottingham Greenwich Westminster-hall

Murder and assault in Bristol due to sheltering labourer

A tale from Baistot reports Maddicks a 21 year old cowkeeper and his wife with her sister grievously wounded by Clarke a labourer they sheltered. Clarke escaped after maiming, stole money and box contents, police pursue, Maddicks grievous head wounds while wife and sister injured.

Baistot Maddicks Joan Clarke Gloucester Road Bristol Gloucester Clarke Pope College-Green J. N. Sanders

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