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Newspaper
Weekly Chronicle
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 09, 1838
Page
3
A pasted collection of prose and anecdotes quotes on recruiting religion and genius, church pews law, Salamanca burial, nervous disorder from drink, race origins, seasonable hints for shooting, and a fish oyster meditation, with fragmented handles and names like Lord Brougham and Nicholas Nickleby.
The article discusses Henry VIII's scheme to replace religious houses with bishopricks. It highlights Cromwell and Cranmer notes, and the proposed Waltham bishoprick with funding aims. It also reviews Treatment and Cure of Soreley by E. Johnston, praising its practical approach to chronic leg ulcers and limb compression theory.
Frazer's Magazine features reviews of Jack among the Lawyers Little Men and Little Measures Regina and The Old Monthly. It recounts Alfred de Rosann continuing and a grim scene at the Bagne with an executioner who is a convict, prompting unease among onlookers.
A long narrative depicts a brutal scaffold scene where Edouard volunteers to kill Francois, provoking shock among convicts and officials. The piece ends with comments on period literature and reviews of Colburn’s Monthly and other items, including Pepys era notes and theatre anecdotes.
This essay argues that the beerseller deserves equal protection and privileges with other beer dealers. It traces the beer trade's history of monopoly and exclusion, shows competition as public benefit, and urges government and parliament to extend fair laws to all beer sellers for the public good. The author asserts justice supports opening and regulating the trade fairly.
The 1834 Inverness tale recalls Lord Brougham’s impatient ride to Beaufort Castle and a Highland postilion clash over speed and gratuity. The Ostriches section explains nest sitting, and a vulture dropping stones to crack eggs, with jackals and hyenas involved in nest disturbances.
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