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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 10, 1843

Page

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The Naughty Little Bird That Fouled Its Own Nest

A detailed critique of Lord Campbell's legal views on slander and actionable words. The writer disputes narrow interpretations that would limit remedies for calumny, citing cases on injurious statements about professionals, perjury, and social reputation, and argues for fuller legal protection against false statements and mischaracterizations.

Middlesex Ireland Lord Lyndhurst Thomas Holt Comyn George the Fourth Beceus Gloucester O'Connor Feargus Tooke Horne Tooke O’connor Globe London Bristol Morning Chronicle Charing-cross Brougham

Royal Departure At Southampton and Windsor Visit

Amid rain the Queen's carriage waited as Duke of Wellington and Captain Lamprey stood close by. The Queen joked with the duke about shelter and he vowed not to abandon her, while Espartero's Madrid journey from Paddington to Windsor showcased royal attentions and a castle visit. The report also notes pension additions for six generals and a large National School Society fundraiser tally.

Southampton Duke of Wellington Lamprey Marchwood Haddington Hampshire Advertiser General Espartero Winpsor Castle Vinginia- Water, &c Winpsor Spain Duchess of Victory Donna Elidia Paddington Royal Hotel Slough Windsor Castle Gurrea Falero Wylde Serrano Marietta Virginia Water Dotesio Henry Watson Dudley St. Leger Hill Richard Armstrong James Fergusson Thomas William Brotherton Alured Faunce National School Society Globe Paris Madrid Senor Salamanca S. Gerando Christina Progressistas Narvaez Caballero Barcelonese Saragossa Prim Atarazanas Barcelona Rivera del Angel del Principe Espartero Moniteur Corps Franc Riera Esther Baiger Tarragona Blanco Barcelonetta Gate del Angel Don Raphael de Gallada Seville Overland Mall London Marseilles Malta Alexandria Bombay Suez Indian Mail Scinde Fatan Bapey Baden Wurtemburg M. Haber MM. Veselkine Haber M. Gohler Carlsruhe Veselkine Gohler M. Sarachaga France Rastadt M. Veselkine M. Margat M. de Shin Bern Appel KapEr Lloyd’s Algiers England Abd-el-Kader Courrier du Havre Treport Tak Gappesby Murper Messenger James Garner Assizes Lincoln Adey Leeds Mercury Pontardulais Rebeccaites Swansea Peake Jenkins Jones Pemllygaer Longhor Common Napier Dillwyn Llewellin Moggridge Pontardulais Gate Ulanon Pontardulais Inn Napiers 76Th Foot Carmarthen Llanelly Chambers Becca Mr. Chambers Rebecca Union Workhouse R. G. Neville Llangennach Park Rees Killamanllwyd Llanelly House William Hugh Tallyclyn Thomas Williams Llangennach Henry Rogers Penllwyngwyn Lewis Davis Seybor Ucha Llanon Welch William Chambers Hendybridge Scott 76Th Regiment of Foot Hendy Gwilly River Mynyddsalen Llanedy Hendy-bridge Gibb Lilanelly Hendy Gate Hendy-bridge-gate Hendey-bridge-gate Toll Board Hugh Davis Henry Gibbs Lianon Williams Tallycyn Hendry-bridge Swanaza Gwillverner Rebeccaiies Thomas

Destructive Fire Destroys Cleavesleys Floor-Cloth Works

A rapid fire at Cleavesleys floor cloth manufactory in Grove Street Walworth-common destroyed the western block before 1 am. Fire brigades struggled due to no water supply from the mains, though many saved costly fabrics from drying frames. Origin traced to a varnish copper boiling over igniting the building.

Cleavesleys Messrs Grove-street Walworth-common The&m

Mourning promenade as Joinville embarks for France

Royal party attends a farewell at Bricuton with Queen Victoria and Prince Albert walking the pier then to Kemp-town before returning to the palace. The scene unfolds amid a busy royal visit with dining plans and private visits noted by the lord mayor and other officials.

Spain Abbey Iodge Regent’s Park Corporation of the City of Lord Lady Stanley Lord Ponsonby Lord Stafford Earl of Clarendon Glenelg Lord Seaford Comte J. S. Buckingham Sheriff Pilcher Col. Ellis Duchess de la Victoria Eladia Espartero Spanish Place Comte Nogueras Mr. Coppen Oxfordshire Mr. Cobden Oxford Richard Davey Liverpool Richard London Ship Inn Cobham Gravesend Dover Calais Ballard Marseilles Fontainbleau Stephen Dodd Sols Arms Hampstead Road Newman-street France England Paris Sutherland Dodd Suffolk Street Brristol Castle Street Old Castle T. Worthington Leeds

Departure of the Caledonia Steamer from Liverpool

The Caledonia royal mail steamer sailed from Liverpool on Tuesday evening with North American and United States mails. On board were eighty five passengers including Edward Gibbon Wakefield Macready the tragedian Judge Haliburton author of Sam Slick and several notable foreigners.

Liverpool Edward Gibbon Wakefield Macready Haliburton Sam Slick

Fraudulent Preference in Bankruptcy Court Fire Sale

In a Saturday bankruptcy proceeding James Martin, debtor, faced examination over burning the Golden Lion at Bexleyheath. Debts total £244 with £10 property. £600 insurance and £300 lease proceeds were unhelpfully allocated among associates. The assignee Wheelhouse pressed claims. the judge warned actions against all parties and adjourned to December 28.

James Martin Bexley-heath Jones Wheelhouse C. Jones Lambert Deptford Messrs Freshfield Crouch Butler London James Crouch Greek Street Fonblanque Guildhall Truat Richard Russell Mary Ann Hawkins Holborn Buildings Inspector Penny Bow Street Artecen Hicaway Ropbery St. James's Park Hannah Owen Jane Martin Mr. Twyford St. James’s Park Thomas Owen Brunswick Row Westminster Owen Martin Mr. Long Louisa Youail Paddington Canal Matthews Lowe Medical Institution Gerard Street Sampson George Moseley Soho Medical Institution Maltby Elizabeth Eliza Davis Grafton-street Humphries Leicester-square Samuel William James Merriman Brook-street Grosvenor-square Dominique Mazzeline Greenwood Onslow St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Edward Carry West-street Smithfield St. Bartholomew's Hospital Mr. Greenwood Union Hall Vine Street Tooley Street

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