Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

ST. Paul's London Byng Brentford T. Wilde John Easthope Bart C. P. Villiers T. Duncombe M.P Ewart Lord Ebrington Tufnell Ward W. Smith Otway Cave de Lacy Evans Carpue Revell Coppock W. Clay Liberal Party Prince Albert Duke of Sussex England George Byung Lord John Russell Fox Cornlaw Spencers Fitzwilliams House of Commons George Byng Middlesex Thomas S. Duncombe Duke of Wellington Robert Peel Army Westminster Mr. Hume Hume Frien Fell Williams Duke of Cambridge Kingston Roots New Zealand Cook's Strait Britain Port Nicholson North Island Newealand Gion Cook’s Strait Wanganui New Plymouth Cook's Neward Akaroa Banks’ Peninsula Reno Nelson South Island New Zealand Company Wellington Hobson Auckland Columbus America Church of England Captain Hobson Canterbury Home Government Colonial Office CuEtsEa No. 50 Broadstreet Cheapside Davis Alliance Fesger Feaver Friday Cheopaidze Barclay and Sona Farringdon-street Newbery and Sons Sutton and Co Bow Willoughby and Co Bishopsgate-street Sanger Oxford-street N.B Omas Schofield Lyrampton T. Prout Strand Frampton Thomas Prout Mayor Waits St. Thomas’s Street Portsmouth Paul Tom H. White John Fox C. King Blackfriars Christchurch United Kingdom Messrs. Perry and CO Great Charles Street Birmingham Albion-street Leeds Perry Perry and Co Great Charles-street W.B. Country J. L. Curtis and Company Bailliere Medical Royal College of Surgeons Regent-street Strange Paternoster-row Guest Sawler St. Ann’s-square Manchester Philip South Castle Street Liverpool Machen and Co D'Olier-Street Dublin Diane High-street Edinburgh Sun Evening Paper Messrs Curtis and Co Frith-streat Soho-square

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England Lord Fitzwilliam West Riding Morpeth and Milton Messrs Dennison Wortley Finsbury Ward Mr. Ward Baronet Villiers Buckingham T. Hobhouse John Russell House of Commons Canada China Thomas Wilde Byng Duke of Wellington Robert Peel Lord J. Russell Hear Sir Rt. Peel Otway Cave Lord Fortescue Lord Morpeth Ireland Lord Ebrington Marquis of Normandy J. Easthope