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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 25, 1842

Page

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Guilty or Not Guilty 2 a Tory pamphlet critique

A scathing naval of the pamphlet Guilty, or Not Guilty critiques its author as a true Tory, condemning Peel era policy on Poor Laws and Corn Laws, arguing Conservative leaders betray working people by mixing reform with self preserving grants and tax burdens. The piece questions the political shifts and the role of taxation in sustaining the suffering masses, while lampooning Ferrand and party figures.

Richard Vivyan Richard Berkshire England Bates Lancashire Movement Europe R. Peel Ferran Home Secretary Somerset House Ferrand Peel Graham Stanley Russell Melbourne Mulgrave Treasury Union-house Robert John Robert M Lord Ashley Buckingham Wrane Robert Peel

France and Spain News from the Paris and Cadiz events

Paris reports condolence for the Duke of Orleans with a Prussian letter. in Cadiz a fatal duel ends with Senor Reisch killed by Senor Llorente after a clash over Globo articles. unrest follows with mobs burning the Globe office.

France Paris Baron du Humboldt Prussia Orleans the Two Sicilies Kingdom of Naples Spain Madrid Cadiz Senor Reisch Globo Senor Llorente Chiclana Globe Algizrs Fieto Africa Bugia Zerdoud Philippeville Abi-el-Kader Milanah Constantina Abd el Kader Abd-el-Kader Morocco Cape of Good Hope Port Natal Cloete Pretorius Prinslow Berger Bredas America Cambridge New York

Tariff crackdowns and Manchester trade gloom reported

Accounts from fairs and markets show the new tariff depressing agricultural prices while Peel’s policy provokes anger. Manchester trade warns of bank strains and possible failures as cloth markets falter and prices slide. Leeds and Bradford report dull cloth halls, steady yarn trade, and cautious buyers amid uneven demand. A dramatic post-storm accident at Great Western Cotton Works injures none, but causes substantial material damage valued over £100.

Peel Manchester Europe Leeds Bradford Orleans Great Western Cotton Works St. Philip’s Bristol Mercury

Westminster Registration Judgments From Revising Barrister

Yesterday's Law and Police notes in Westminster detail revising barrister Arnold's rulings. Taylor lodger case disallowed registration for attic space. Hodgson beadle retained as not a police appointee. Allen of St Anne's cleared of being "employed" in collecting taxes though clerical. two assessed tax collectors' names expelled.

Westminster Arnold James Sandfrith Taylor Thomas Hodgson St. Anne Hodgson Creak Allen Jolly William St. Anne’s Parish of

Alleged Murder Trial at Central Criminal Court

Philip Partridge aged 30 master of the brig Jarrow faced the bar at Central Criminal Court charged with the wilful murder of Mariano Mandiola a Spanish sailor from the same crew. Evidence showed brutal flogging and severe neglect before the man died, with the jury finding him guilty of assault and the judge sentencing Partridge to six months hard labour after nine months in custody.

Central Criminal Court Philip Partridge Jarrow Jose Maria Balager Justice Cresswell Mariano Mandiola José John Fisher Prince of Wales Island Clarkson Adolphus Ronpeny Richard Wilmot George Stemp Wilmot Stemp Guildhall Licexsen Vicruattens Esther Goddard Old White Bear Alderspate Street Copeland Bartholomew-close White Bear Mr. Childs Alderman Copeland

Extraordinary forgery cases at the Old Bailey and Guildhall

The article reports a series of court actions. Henry Hoskins, accused of forging an order on the Bank of England, is remanded to Newgate for trial. Edward Bannister and Joseph Campbell face further questioning over a note plate and banknotes, with Bannister admitting intent to send notes abroad. Indictments include a seduction case and a violent assault at a public house, with multiple suspects remanded or fined.

Privy Council Windsor Castle Thomas William Coke Earl of Leicester Lord Wodehouse Norfolk Ken More Taymouth Castle Robert Peel Drummond Castle Dalkeith Loch Tay Sir Robert Killin Jeeverness' Vurner Wisxpson Alderman Wood Talacre Iron and Coal Company Court of Aldermen Peter Laurie Wood Chalmers Glasgow Edinburgh Monda Viscount Kilworth Earl of Mountcashel Rotterdam Thames-street Hull Selby Blackwall Eastern Counties Brighton South Western Birmingham Gloucester Greenwich Great North of England London North Midland South Eastern Dover Church of England William Bugden No. 5 Upper Holland-street Brompton Hardwick Marlborough Street Henry Passenger Alfred Lewis Hyde-park Hyde-park-corner Stone Bridge Lewis Beckerson Benteman Ewis Clerk Giles Green Tom Ragan Husbard North London Pht Ansion House Henry Hoskins Bank of England Mesers, Dean and Hatton Newgate-street Messrs Dean An Hatton Newgate Old Bailey Edward Bannister Joseph Campbell Roe Freshfield Grocers'hall-court Campbell Bannister Witness Bann United States Guildhall Elizabeth Heath Constalle Puti Blackfriars'bridge Alderman Kelly Zimes Black Horse Court Bow Street Bonnier Kaim Palace-place Scotland-yard Louis Donnereau Oxford-street Louisa le Grange Mirabello Metcalf Pall-mall Oliver Evans Burke Gravin John Mullins Red Lion Edgeware Road Willia Mullins Thompson

Attempted Arson in Smithfield at Fentons Glass Works

A Smithfield incident at Fentons near Hosier Lane sparked three nights of alarm as crates in the lower warehouse caught fire on successive evenings. A 15 year old son of Mr. Fenton confessed to lighting the straw with lucifer matches, indicating insanity. Fire crews and police investigated, with no major damage reported.

Smithfield Messrs. Fenton Hosier Lane Woodroffe Farringdon Street Solomon Fenton Mr. Fenton

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