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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 10, 1848

Page

2

Review of Cavaignac parade in Paris and political unrest

Long dispatch describes a grand military review near Paris with General Cavaignac at the front and cheers for the Republic. It notes large crowds, varied units, and vigilant guards while detailing surrounding political debate on the Constitution and state of siege.

City voters lists revised by Mr Christie at Guildhall

Mr Christie the revising barrister begins sessions at Guildhall on the 19th list to revise Parliamentary voters for the City of London amid 1972 objections this year including 1454 single 518 double and 209 claims to insert names. Frex Barge and Wasuhousrs 708. The report of the association for pre ce ptin g cleanliness shows 33 665 bathers and 81 108 persons aided by baths and washrooms with no cost to the poor. Public meeting in Tottenham court road explains the Charter Union aims and actions amid controversy over the suppression of the Reformer. An inquest into the death of William Hiram Howard on the Citizen steam boat reveals accidental death from a wheel accident near Cadogan pier. An inquest at Whitechapel finds a fatal fever linked to a privy drain causing illness and death.

Crrry M'Christie Guildhall City of London Craons Association For Preempting Glasshouse Yard East Smithfield John Street Tottenham Court Road O'Brien Newsaper Charter Union Isle of Ban House of Commons Mr Hyde People’s Charter Union Messrs Linton Hollyoake Mitchel Shorter Fara Mills Magpie Cheynewalk Chelsea William Hiram Howard Helm Aman Citizen C Willem Mitchell Cadogan Pier Chelney Wuitgenaret Baker London ‘Hospital J. Barber Peter Street Whitechapel Brown Liddle Union Ball

Desperate political maneuvering and a fatal accident in Chatham

In Chatham a private of the 58th Regiment shot himself with loaded pistols after a misloaded order from Captain Parratt. He died in Fort Pitt hospital after bleeding from head wounds. In Cheltenham a poll shows Grenville Berkeley leading Escott amid bribery disputes threatening a petition. In Manchester trade improves as grain prospects rise and markets firm. Nearby Rochdale case Spencer v Leary awards Miss Spencer £50 for breach of marriage promise.

Blolton Tage Execrox Bolling Iste Stephen Blair Blair Peter Ainaworth Manchester Examiner Chatham John Burns 58Th Regiment W. Temple Parratt Dunks High Street Henneker Mr. Dunke Mr. Benneker Parratt New Road John T. Caddy Royal Navy Bell Rochester Robertson Dartnell Fort Pitt Military Hospital Chelteneam Berkeley Grenville Lennox Berkeley Escott Grenvills Berkeley West Gloucestershire Grenville Berkeley Excott Cheltenham Earl Fitzhardinge Reeve House of Commons Manchesthe Turspir Denmark Germany Jong Court of Record Casentry Coventry

Ireland News Roundup Reports Trials and Royal Visit

Irish dispatches cover a Dublin corporation letter from political refugee F Morgan defending himself against charges, Ballingarry insurrection notes, and remarks on the Clontierins and Cork events. Reports include Major General M Donald’s camp at Turtella, the Birkenhead steamer with insurgent M Manush and possible pardons, weather and harvest updates, and a public inquiry into alleged assassination plots in Kilroek with private investigations and pending trials.

Lord John Russell Wim. Somerville Countess of Clarendon Viceregal Corporation of Dublin F. Morgan France Dublin Mr. Morgan Clonme Ballingarry Batuinoanst England 75Th Regiment Cormack Tas Tertutta Tipperary M‘donald Kilkenny Birkenhead Cork M'Manus Cave Richmond Penitentiary Spike Island New South Wales Fouares Edmund Scully Clonbinane Scully Leigh Thurles Arlingford Captain Scully Denia Scully Joseph Cahill Camas Tas Wzaraxa Tuesaday Saya Duswix Antizell Irish Tribune Antisell Castle P. J. Barry Hollywood Paris Louis Philippe Darcy Magee Tesrotra Limerick Tortella Park M’donid M'Eenzie Attyorp Curtin Mosara Brennan Hasselt Brennen Mr. Collins Messrs Hassett Mrr. Little Little Vandeleurl

Diary of Pepys Great Fire London Third Edition Review

A London reader sample from LITERARY CHRONICLE discusses Pepys Diary Third Edition edited by Lord Braybrooke. It extols Pepys as vivid witness of plague and fire with sharp eye for dress, manners, and statecraft, quoting a dramatic Fire scene and noting the diary’s value for social history. It also mentions Albert Smiths Potpourri Lacacr. Part 1 as light literary miscellany.

Lord Braybrooke London Henry Colburn Charles Pepys Blarney Pepya Lobinson Crusoe Popii England

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