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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 26, 1847

Page

3

Trivets 1x Weerrax Africa review by John Duncan

A lengthy critique of John Duncan's Africa travelogue Trivets 1x Weerrax Africa, praising its practical, non scientific approach while noting harsh, controversial views on slavery and native societies. The piece highlights Duncan's observations from Whydah to Adafoodie, his stance on domestic slavery, education, and potential reforms such as schools of industry and open slave trade policies with careful editorial balance.

Africa John Duncan London Bentley Niger Whydah Kingdom of Dahomy Adafoodie Duncan Bia Elmina Cape Coast Chesen England Annamaboe Dares Sierra Leone West Easts Brazils Caps Coast Mra Spencer Edith Clifford Sydney Henry Edith Merel Mrs. Spencer Arthur Christ's Holy Church Henry Granville Mr. Sydney Bai

Italy's True Path to Liberty Through Unity and Papal Support

The article argues independence precedes liberty and urges Italy to unite under moral force and Austrian containment. It advocates Pius IX as a pacific, guiding figure, Naples, Florence, and Lucca as rallying points, and Piedmont as key shield. A proposed Italian League, led by the Pope and Charles Albert, would encircle Austria with reform, alliance, and shared sovereignty to secure true emancipation.

Sunde Europe Italy Humanity Switzerland Belgiae Bey Sproau Austris Austria Uberty Pius X Pius IX Naples Rome Lucca Florence Genos Tuscany Spain Evory Pope Charles Albert Piedmont Italian League Canning France House of Savoy Alps Buffalora Milan Lombardy Napoleon Saxony Louis XIV Frederick Prussia Smolensko Moskowa Méroy Genoa Europa Turin Alto Vienna Aba Venice

The Cricket Steamship Explosion Inquest Continues

The sixth adjourned inquest into five deaths from the Cricket boiler explosion resumed at St Martin's Workhouse with expert testimony on valve safety, pressure readings, and boiler plates. Witnesses described valve cords, rope play, and gauges, noting improper spring balance use and potential dangerous overpressure before the blast.

St. Martin's Bedford Westminster Thomas Lloyd Aduiralty Somerset House Royal Navy Woolwich Smith Joyce Opic M. Chambers Mr. Lloyd Mr. M. Chambers Mr. James Chambers Benning Clark Thomas Clark Commercial Road Lambeth Edwards Skinner Mr. Poletti Mr.Smith Ted Mr. Smith Ah. Smith Mr. Chambers Witnens Poletti James Knight Beo 8Airr Clelli St Martin's Workhouse E. James McIntyre Henry Robert Heasman Temple and Fleet Street Ast and Boo Company Salter Crisket Dyer's Hall Pier Adelphi Pier Kent Expasea Richmond Boats Citizen Boats Bee Company Ken Joyes Woll Wheldon and Cripps Wheldon Dyer’s Hall le Breton D. Morgan Yarmouth Ant Bee Anweer Sieenn Aeros Bea Ager Street Charles Jenkins Strand

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