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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 18, 1841

Page

2

West Indies and North America News Briefs Update

Shipping routes from Barbadoes to Antigua and Jamaica show arrivals and trials, including a notable infanticide verdict Not Guilty and Emancipation Day disturbances in Jamaica. Reports from Demerara, Cartagena, and Lima describe money markets, revolts, and political shifts. U S Canada notes cover President Tyler's bank bill veto, stock market reactions, and Atlantic steamer arrivals with mixed news. Also mendapat updates from Brazil, Paraguay, and Texas with battles, migrations, and commerce.

SO Tena Argan Saaty Petrel Grooke Dominica Guadaloupe Antigua Montserrat Nevis St. Kitt’s Tortola St. Thomass Leeward Islands Jamaica Schroeter West Indies Spanish Town Kingston Adelwhi Barbadoes Demerara Rio de Janeiro British Guiana Carthagena Cumano Bogota Havin Simana Cordova United States Canada New York New York Packet Cropper House of Representatives Senate Union Harrison Puirapsirutia Republic Tyler Free States House Columbia Judking Liverpool Halifax Judkins Exchange Bank M‘leod Britannia

Frightful railway accident at Bridgwater

An 1830s Bridgwater collision between a locomotive tender and the Exquisite stage coach injured six people, including Ann Gore who died soon after. Passengers and coachmen were mangled, with Burford of Bristol suffering a concussion. Officials say fault is not yet clear from bystander accounts.

Bridgwater Extrar Bristol Exeter Burford Clarence Hotel Johns Hatchwell Assizes Ann Gore

Brighton meeting for people’s charter ends in delay

A Brighton crowd gathered at the market-place to petition for the people’s charter. Mr. Feargus O’Connor did not arrive by nine with a promised letter, and after three cheers the meeting dispersed, awaiting his attendance.

Brighton Cuantisr Merrinc Feargus O'Connor Woodward O'Connor Feargus O’connor Bristol Faran Great Britain Trieste Colnbrook William Bingland Windsor Rudd Thomson Metropolitan Police J. B. Sharpe Eton Cross Inn Pines Bingland Yorkshire Hull Rockingham Ilfracombe Earl and Countess Fortescue Ireland John William Fortescue Castle-hill Maldon Corus King’s Head Inn Fuller T. B. Lennard John Disney T. N. Abdy R. G. Alston J. Payne S. W. Savill M. Savill A. H. White A. May G. May G. C. Metcalf W. Digby Prince Albert Princess Royal Duke of Sussex John Russell Abdy Alston Clever Church W. H. Roberts Boulogne Gould Roberts Clewer Dupuis

Protest in Ireland Disavows Offensive Seal on County Return

In Fermanagh and Enniskillen meetings chaired by the lieutenant, gentry sign a formal protest condemning an offensive seal affixed to the county’s return. They disavow any act damaging Catholic feelings and disconnect from the responsible party or parties, urging a clear stance against such conduct.

Prince Sheriry of Frem Manach Crom Castle House of Commons Fermanagh Joan CricHton Robert Peel Enniskillen Court-house É&C

Public Disapproval of Act Stirring Irish Attitude in Fermanagh

A long list of Fermanagh gentry and officials pledges loyalty and lawfulness in the county. A Whitehall letter dated Sept 9 1841 commends the county meeting for forbearance and urges Irish administrative unity to reduce agitation. Reports also note viceroy arrival plans, cabinet reshuffles, and reform protests in Dublin and Kingstown.

Scotland Law Appointments and Crop Prices in Fifeshire

Scotland appoints Sir William Rae as lord advocate and Duncan M'Neill as solicitor general with debated candidates for advocates depute including Adam Urquhart Robert Whigham and David Milne with possible Mark Napier or Charles Neaves. Also reports Dr Hunter departing Glasgow for Westminster Hospital, praises as teacher. Farther, FIFE crop market notes show potatoes oats barley and wheat prices with varied sales and average per acre estimates for quality yields.

Wm. Rae Duncan M‘neill Adam Urquhart Robert Whigham David Milne Mark: Napier, Esq Charles Neaves Det Huxter Glasgow Tontinel Hotel Hunter Andersonian University London Westminster Hospital Medical School Buchanan Fifeshire

Literary Chronicle review and Irish Tales excerpt

A literary critique covers Mrs Trollope's CuantEs ChestseriEnD praising its vivid character sketches and illustrations. The piece blends commentary on the novel with dramatic extracts and continues with The Compact scene and Ireland sketches by S C Hall, recounting vivid social portraits and a vivid rural anecdote about an Irish squire and tenants.

Regenerator crafts golden Spurs in literary trance

The Regenerator tests Chesterfield as he imitates Byron by mixing a potent drink and contemplating poetic immortality. Marchmont, the self-styled genius, dictates lines, urging Chesterfield to watch and learn as he writes with feverish vigor, while the young man aches to join the inner circle of genius.

Chesterfield Emmeline Carles Marchmont Egeed Pegasus Charles Seattle Earth Heaven Jefferson Byron Gloriou Mr. Marchmont Charles the

Death by own action in a Regenerator discourse

A character in The Regenerator debates suicide, freedom of the soul, and the right to exit life, praising self-determined death as a glorious act while contrasting legal and social punishments. The editor-narrator contemplates publishing a leader on the topic, driven by a surge of inspiration and a warning of potential consequences.

Mrs. Sherbourne Madam Mr. Marchmont Hospby Sherbourne Durance Chesterfield Penman Charles Dulness Charleo Marchmont Regenerator Mr. Chesterfield

Interments in Lonpox and the surrounding burial grounds

Fragmentary notice describes crowded, poorly ventilated burial areas near Bunhill Row Whitecross Street and Ne fields. It notes enlargement of the Quakers' ground and adjacent urban alleys filled with filth, lacking sewers, and peopled by many impoverished families in dilapidated houses.

Lonpox Bunhill-row Whitecrest Whitecross-street Arces Chan

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