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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 05, 1841

Page

1

Welcome to power Peel a free trader letter

A long polemical letter congratulates Robert Peel on entering power and critiques political allies and policies. It argues free trade is central, warns against ambitious courtiers, and contemplates royal prerogative and political timing. The tone is accusatory and advisory about shaping policy and securing influence.

Robert House of Commons Robert Peel

COURT AND FASHION. Royal visit and fashions of the season

Her Majesty recovers health at Claremont with a guard of honour from the 72d Highlanders. A Windsor field day featured a sham fight as Queen Victoria and Prince Albert watched from the Victoria tower. Windsor items included carved memorabilia and wedding notices. Contemporary fashion notes describe bonnets, lace, gauze, and crape accessories, with Corsages in half dress robes and elaborate head-dresses dominating polite society attire.

Claremont Statemont Windsor Prince Albert Wylde Princess Royal Claremont House Guard of Honour 72D Regiment Royal Horse Guards Esher Majesty Windsor Home-park Turspay Arbuthnot Her Majesty Royal Household Victoria Tower Royal Highness Royal George Windsorcastle Messrs Emanuel Portsmouth Henry Russell Miss Stopford Robert Stopford G.C.B Walter Wrottesley Lord Wrottesley Oxford South Australia Wolverhampton Chronicle London

Entertainments Tent Costs and Railway Opening Moved by Brighton Meeting

A fragment describes a splendid Aramea work tent costing about 40 000 francs prepared at the Silesian camp for officers entertainments. It also notes a Brighton Town Hall meeting on a requisition to honor London and Brighton Railway opening, with traders present and resolutions adopted. The Naval Ministry Gazette reports government claims regarding naval land grants in Australia and Ceylon now enjoyed by army subalterns under new regulations.

Sine Prussia Silesia Ing Hamisters Lancashire South W. Gray Sue Cnurtin G. Wilkinson Liverpool Wilde Manchester C. Heigham Datshaw Preston Clitheroe Lancaster Oldhan Salford Warrington Wigan Ashton-under-Lyne Bury Bolton Rochdale Eoerickham Lawrence Yorkshire North Riding Neat East Riding Joseph St. John Yates Arousal W. Greig Eit. Paget West Riding Ripon Knaresborough Beech Lf. Robinson R. Hildyard Nin Pontefract Huddersfield Wakefield Leeds Dratford Sheffield J. Doyle J. Harden Aleashy North Durham Boroughs E. Ve Beg. Pickering South Durham City North Northumberland W. Sarl Esa T. J East Cumberland H. Stanhope A Pollock West Cumberland Westmoreland J. Pulleine Brientoy Brighton London and of Creasy Yng Royal Navy Ceylon L Naval Mintary

Army guard changes in September quarters

Stream of movement details from the adjutant general's office lists shifts of battalions among Horse Guards Grenadier Guards Coldstream Scots Fusilier guards and supports the Westminster Reform Society meeting notes. It also records Parliament and legal notices about a peer and reforms, with various global intelligence briefs from France to China and India.

Household Brigade of Foot Guards Adjutant-General’s Office Horse Guards Grenadier Guards Tower St. John’s Wood Barracks St. George’s Barracks Kensington Barracks Magazine Barracks Buckingham Palace Barracks Wellington Barracks St. John’s Wood Portman-street Barracks Coldstream Guards Scots Fusilier Guards House of Lords Earl of Scarborough Charles House of Peers William Lang Portsmouth Hampshire van Diemen’s Lands Hants WostMinster Stannard’s Hotel Charles-street Covent-garden Parlby F. Knowles Knt Prout Westminster Captain Rous James Murray Scarf Child Hugcett

Police reports from Mansion House and surrounding parishes

Monday’s Middlesex pages detail numerous minor crimes and public disturbances. A man named Wood faces assault charges against city policemen in Bishopsgate, while companions in Marylebone, Marlborough Street, and other districts face theft, drunkenness, and public nuisance prosecutions. A boy of thirteen is tried for fraud involving a lawyer, and several cases involve assaults on spouses, pawnings, and a dangerous incident of a bank cashier injured in Shoreditch.

Mansion House Wood Bishopsgate Street Bishopsgate-street Marylebone James Salter Long John Lee Jones Mark Jane Cockburn Elmcourt Temple Gravesend Burrianty George Barker Robert Barker Paddington House of Correction Marlborough Street Fritz Trepmery Cartioy Mary Ann M‘carty Westminster Bridewell St. Andrew‘s Street Pala Queen Square Dimxe Burgany William Sharp Hill-street Brompton H. R. J. Verchild Thomas Kill IGB Frances Hill Verehild No. 18 Tringham 18 V Gregorie Central Criminal Court Hatton. Garden George Knight George Lammas Henrietta-street Brunswick Square James Rose Pagan N Division Battlebridge Greenwood Mr. Greenwood Tony Worship Street Sixenzan Axp Ellis Robert Rotherdon Moorfields Savings’ Bank Finsbury Circus Rotherdon New Inn-yard Shoreditch St. Bartholomew's Hospital Broughton Rosner Acars George Saunders Amy Steers Laverpool London Islington 1St Saving's Bank Lambeth Street Distrissioa Case Mary Anne Stanton Henry Crown Rupertstreet Cook Gauler Thames Crim Harrier- Dynamy David Powland Broderip James Reggett Bristol Ruggett Rugeett Ich Bath Raggett Park-street Limehouse Ife King’s Head

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