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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 24, 1843

Page

2

Foreign Intelligence Reports Stadium of Disturbance in Hamburg Gate

The Cologne Gazette recounts a Berlin inspired disturbance where Hocker formed a society opposing Father Mathew but drawing 2000 followers. The crowd clashed with authorities at the Altona gate, lamps were broken, troops fired blank cartridges, and unrest persisted past midnight amid fears the lower classes might riot again.

Berlin Russia SSA Hamburgetter Cologne Hocker Father Mathew Altona Paris Rue Pastourel Pastourel Westerae Palais de Justice Salle St. Martin St. Lazare Moniteur de Mackay Department of Marine AUS Leger SP Ngs Toulon Mediterranean Senegal Marine Department St. Cloud de Mackan China Bois de Boulogne

turmoil in Catalonia as junta solidifies power in revolt

Dispatches from Barcelona describe government rejection of a proposed conference, prim denounced as traitor, and new leaders Ametler and Concha taking command. Barcelona endures siege conditions with streets deserted, cannons from Montjuich, and insurgent skirmishes at Barcelonetta. Factions split, Figueras and Gerona align with the central junta, while Vich and Berga send militia. Emigration floods the city as foreign vessels standby for evacuees. Madrid and Cadiz negotiate intervention and Cortes awaits.

Journal Des Débats Barcelona Prim Ametler Andaptain Catalonia Queen Christina Narvaez Concha Asmodée Méléagre Figueras Girona Hostalrich Vich Esprugas Lampurdam Barcelonetta Robespierre Medea Port Vendres Marseilles Seville Cadiz Saragossa Catatonia Gerona Vicb Igualda Berga Abalie Garcia Molino de Rey Madrid Francisco de Paula O'Donnell Cuba Espectador Reo del Comercio Lopez France Count de Torrene Spain

Italian guerillas regroup as government offers passports

Italy reports insurgents reassembled in Calderind Savigno and Vergavo after government claimed victory. Proposals to grant passports to leaders and followers were rejected. Revolutionary proclamations spread. Cardinal Toffi allegedly offered resignation. In Naples, Madonna di Piedigrotta fête passed with arrests feared for unrest. Reports also place guerillas in Abruzzi as four battalions expected. Germany notes improved ties between Russia and Prussia with joint street promenade.

Bowoexa Calderind Savigno Vergavo Romagna Rome Cardinal Toffi Navres Madonna di Piedigrotta Naples Abruzzi

Dee Arrives Falmouth After Disturbances in St Domingo

Royal mail steamer Dee, commanded by Hemsley, arrived at Falmouth and sailed for Southampton without delivering mails. Passengers include ex-president Boyer and party from Jamaica. St Domingo described as disturbed with reports of troop activity near Aux Cayes. Dee aided Athena after a collision at sea, transferring mails to England.

Falmouth Dee Hemsley Southampton Jamaica Hayti St. Thomas's Fayal Boyer and Suite St. Domingo Jacmel Aux Cayes Athena China London England Pembroke-place Sissons Dublin Guardian Society Jose Pa Lxicestsr Richard Benwick Bagg Townhall Manchester North and South Wales Sissons, Cairnes, and Johnson Hindley Lowe and Company Chapel-walks Liverpool James Hindley Lowe Hindley Lowe and Co Jas James Brown Beswick Town Hall Maybury William Horne Walker Brown-street Bank of Manchester Cairnes Johnston Tur Royan Matt Srzan-Packera St. Martin’s le Grand Vigo Oporto Lisbon Cadiz Gibraltar Forth Mediterranean East Indies Marseilles Royal Mail Tagus Braganza Montrose Lady Mary Wood Theria Pasha Calcutta Suez Lotus Cairo Royal West India Avon Clyde Medway Severn Tay Teviot Thames Trent Tweed Spain Greece Egypt Malta Ionian Islands India British West India Islands Alexandria Tudia

Alderman Election Sparks Bread Street Contest

In Cordwainers Hall the Bread Street ward held a meeting to choose a successor to the ailing John Lainsone as alderman. Benjamin Laurence led early with 40 votes to William Hughes 30, and after a poll Laurence won 89 to 82 amid calls for scrutiny and a planned date for a formal recount.

Bread-Street Cordwainers Hall Great Distaif Lane John Lainson Hughes Hughes Benjamin Laurence Recorder Lupton Dinies Backland Cracklow William Hughes Hughes Laurence Hughes PusEyiem Allhallows Barking Tower-street S.J. Knight Welwyn, Herts Allhallows Churchwarden Howell Seat St. Leonard’s Shoreditch Mr. Thomas Society For the Suppression of Cruelty To Mr. Merben Stepney Limehouse Blackwall East West India Docks Broderip Thames White Horse George IV Central Criminal Court British Inox Company London G. Larpent, Bart Browninge M.P Hickins M.laurin Major Richardson Jackson S. Ricardo M‘laurin Honticultural Barchard F.H.S Duke of Sutherland Trentham Park Ebrington Hamburg Hamburg Grapes, Two of Which Weighed Respectively 21. Loz George Beaumont Busney Sunning-bill Wellington Keene Society Fleming Geo. Beaumont Lord Ebrington India China Australia Ceylon Threedneedie-street J. A. Smith

Mails to India Debate and Local Meetings Highlight Later News

London conference on India mail routes urges faster service and Aden-Bombay links. They argue current Egypt route delays harm merchants and seek cabinet memorials and a Dec 1 public meeting. Also reports coffeehouse patronage, Norfolk and Eastern Railway funds, and local school admissions amid a string of urban incidents.

India Egypt Ceylon Australia China Elliott Bombay Aden Madras Calcutta Bengal Peninsular Company Ridgway London Coffee and Eatinghouse Keepers’ Association Anderton's Fleet-street Hare Marquis of Westminster Hertford LickensEp Vidwatters’ School Kennington Lane Mr. Kearsley Edward Cottington William Kerridge Francis William Loder George Thompson Herbert Brasier John James Curd Henry Wilson John Bedford George Ellis George Bennett William Langrish Charles George Linford Thomas Blake Gee Benjamin George Hult James Lake William Wright Edward Hawkins John Allison Sarah Smith Mary Gurr Louisa Caslake Caroline Shaw Mary Ann R. Card Mary Ann Fraser Sarah Isley Ann Bromwich Mary Ann Hayward Eliza Barnett Maria Rowley Charlotte Hall Murpent Raz Tate Westwood Prince’s Street Leicester Square Model Prison Pentonville London Home Department Stocker Newgate Beresford Division of Police Tug Greyhound-Road Grange-Road Benmondsey Greyhound Kent Camberwell New Roads J. Regbey St. James’s Place Southwark-bridge-road Watling Street Bermondsey Henderson Braidwood Watling Pleasant Retreat Gibraltar St. George's-roal Southwark Jad Yourus Walthamstow Marsh-street Hall Avis King

North Midland Railway seeks unified company amid amalgamation plans

A Derby meeting of North Midland Railway proprietors, with chairman William Leaper Newton, debated uniting the three lines into a single company. Proposals would consolidate lands, capital, and debts of the North Midland, Midland Counties, and Birmingham and Derby, with stiffer governance and a parliamentary act to formalize the union. The aim is improved traffic management and through-passenger service, though shares would differ in value across the merged groups.

Derby Notth Mipuaro Raiwar Raiway Amal Gamation North Midland Railway Comany William Leaper Newton, Esq North Midland Railway Company Midland Counties Birmingham United Company North Midland and Midland Counties Birmingham and Derby Alderman Hudson York Strutt Alston Liverpool James M‘dowall Manchester Rushton Ellen Reece John James M‘duff Dowall Miss Eee Commissioner Dowling M‘duffa Feason Reece Tarporley Cheshire Kersal Martha St. John’s Church Chester Anderson Liverpool Courier Townly Orme Primrose Hotel Taylor Jennings Bank of England Lancaster Castle Wood Blakemore M.P Justice Wightman Blake Henry Eastland James F. Bentley Isaacs Castle Street County of Gloucester Bank Mr. Isaacs Messrs. Franklin’s Lord Street Cheltenham John William Lubbock Edward Frampton Messrs. Franklin Durandy Luff Waterloo Road Lubbock’s Barbadoes Canada United States Tsue William Caimes Sissons Johnson Beswick Maybury Central Police Office Sam Commissioner ‘of Police B. S. Sissons Cairnes, &S Messrs. Evans and Son Messrs Earl and Carter's Messrs. Croan’s Back Arms Temperance Hotel Hindley Laws and Co John Lowe Chapel

Ireland Split in the Repeal Camp at Dublin Meeting

A Seventeen man Repeal meeting at the Corn Exchange hears Mr O Connell may attend from Clifden. Mr O Connor moves rent refusal until Ireland regains self rule, provoking interruptions from Mr John O Connell. Across Connemara, O Connell’s strong stance draws large crowds. rent disputes ripple through Carlow and Tipp. A wave of nocturnal rent crop seizure triggers county-wide alarms documented by Carlow Sentinel and Nenagh Guardian.

Repeal Association Corn Exchange M. J.conway O'Connell Dublin Clifden Flannedy Freeman's Journal Samuel Gordon Aungier-street O'Connor Tose John O’connell Connor John O'Connell Mr. J. O'Connell Mr. Connor Carlow Tipperary Ireland Mr. Conner Connemara England Mr. O'Connell Saya Carlow Sentinel Coolmanna Charles Davis Ciara County Dublin Sharpe Hacketstown Constabulary Kilkenny Liscasvan Ballon Watson Williamstown Doyle Richard Wolseley Killalongford Ltc Cowlalaw Clonmore Hacketstown Dowling Patrick Carty Ballygalduff George Braddell Belfast Nenagh Guardian Cranagh Maurice Meagher Nenagh Cloughjordan Eliza M‘loughlin Hayes Pearse Eliza Bourke Balleymackay Thomas Brereton Joseph Hayes Leinster Express

Irish Meeting Divides Over Connors Expulsion Demand

In a heated gathering Irish activists clash over Mr Connors expulsion from the association. Proponents cite his anti rent and tax views as illegal and seditious, while opponents urge restraint. Resolutions condemn Connors doctrines and promise to exclude such notices from the books. The meeting adjourns with O Connell due next week. The weekly rent tally stands at £1,462 17s 8d.

Jas Connor Cng O'Neill Daunt Ireland J. Clements Callaghan O’hea Stritch Murphy Mr. Connor Daunt John O'Connell Hamilton Carlow R. O'Hea O'Connell Indy

Letter from Fox Maule on church sites in Scotland

In a Brighton letter dated June 6 1843 Fox Maule appeals to Lord Morpeth to influence the Duke of Sutherland over his refusal to grant sites for churches on his Scottish property. Maule warns of consequences if the policy persists and seceded adherents are pressured to return to the established church.

Church OF Scotland Fox Maule Lord Morpeth Brighton Morpeth Duke of Sutherland Scotland

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