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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 29, 1839

Page

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Ministerial shifts hint at Liberal renewal in cabinet

The article argues Mr Macailey joins the War Office cabinet post while Lord Clarendon may join from Milan. It predicts a liberal inflection for government, discusses Corn Laws Church Rates and education, and urges swift, principled changes. It praises Macauley and Clarendon and calls for further liberal appointments to strengthen the cause.

Macailey Lord Clarendon Milan Ireland House of Commons Church of the Wimanry Lord Brougham Cala Uity House of Lords Sheil Wyse Mor. O'Ferrall Tiex Morning Post Herald Times Duke of Wellington Macauley Clasexxdon Edinburgh Bss Ieather Lord Roden Sion Lord Normanby Lord Morpeth Lord Duncannon Liberal Party Liberal Mr. Macauley London Board of Control William Blake Newport Clay Charles Villiers C. Buller Hawes

Court and Fashion at Windsor Castle Highlights

Royal family attended services at St George's Chapel and rode in the park. Queen Victoria, Viscount Melbourne, Lord J Russell, and other nobles were seen at Windsor and Gordon Castle as weather and health shaped plans. An impending arrival of the Duke of Saxe Coburg and a hinted marriage in the drammond family are noted amid courtly movements.

Travers Jomelli Nate Attwood Elvey Countess of Sandwich Miss Spring Rice Campbell Lord Byron Major Keppel Colonel Wemyss Viscount Melbourne Earl of Surrey Cavendish Duchess of Kent Great Park Virginia Water C Dundas Lord Cowper Col. Wemyss George Quentin Baroness Lehzen Lady Sandwich Countess Cowper Miss Pitt Viscount Palmerston Castle London J. Russell the Duchess of Kent Charlotte Dundas Sir George Baroness Lehlzen Earl Cowper Miss Spring Rice Miss Paget Duke of Saxe Coburg Albert Duke of Sussex Kensington Palace Earl Grey Howick Kimmel Park Duke of Devonshire Chatsworth Duke Duchess of Cambridge Denbigh Nuneham Warwickshire Glenlyon Home Drummond Athol Northumberland Lord Prudhoe Theodosia Rice Mr. Howard Duke of Richmond Marquis of Douro Glen Fiddich Gordon Castle Richmond Gordon Tweeddale Adolphus Fitzclarence William Lennox Templemore Seymour Lord Hill Stock Exchange Messrs. Rothschild Jaudon Bank of England America Messrs. Baring Paris Hamburg Amsterdam Jandon DeBatu Oy Mount Epecumore Richmond Hill Richard Earl of Mount Edgcumbe County of Cornwall Her Majesty Privy Council Ernest Augustus Viscount Valletort Rams Gate Gil Blas Herbert Africa Dover Dublin Company Royal Adelaide Loy Plymouth Falmouth Dublin Belfast Bond Sambo Ostend West India Docks Shoreham Mr. Redman Thomas Hanny Thomas Hardy Lord Nelson Behnes Sir Thomas

Representation of Sorrawark meeting at Queen's Head

A Tuesday electors meeting in Weston Street Borough canvassed John Walter for Southwark. Speakers praised his liberal votes and urged support to return him to Parliament. A Plymouth Journal report notes slave ship condemnations. Harrow School Chapel consecration followed by a sermon and gifts from governors and donors.

Sorrawark St. Olave’s Queen's Head Westonstreet John Walter Southwark St. George Boxer Day Walter Sierra Leone Havannah Rio de Janeiro Fair Rosamond Plymouth Journal Harrow School Chapel Joseph Neeld M.P Lord Dungannor

Government Inquiry narrows down Birmingham riot roles

In Birmingham's inquiry, witnesses describe 2100 special constables deployed May to July, movements of the Bull-ring crowd, and police and military actions. Key testimonies recount meetings at Holloway head, the Bull-ring fires, and debates over police readiness and magistrate attendance. The panel closes with magistrates' statements of fairness and duty.

George Redfern Hutton Brown Fussell Mr. Clarke London Robert Henry Taylor Draper Moor-street St. Peter’s Ward St. Peter's Ward St. Martin’s Lane Digbeth Clive Clement Scholefield Mr. C. Scholefield Mr. Scholefield Bull-street Dr. Booth Carr’s Lane John Palmer Birmingham Robert Webb Inkleys Mr. Webb Bradford-street Webb Holloway-head Gem R. Taylor Clarke Thorn Chatterton Moorsom Durham Constantine Richard Moorsom Royal Navy Booth Hollowayhead J. K. Boorn R.N Edgbaston Exeter Row Bromsgrove Street Smithfield St. Martin’s High-street Worcester-street Smallbrook-street Edgbaston-ward Five- Ways London Police May Walters Highfield Bourne Lord John Russell Dundas Mr. Dundas Lawrence Bundas Worcester Assizes Mr. Webster Aston X. Dundas Chance Birt Davies Mr. Chance Dr. B. Davies G. Barker Alston Mr. Alston Barker Harrowgate Alderman Sturge Thomas Bedfern New-street Clark Newgiance John Rathbone Ceut Sherlock-street Allison-street Coventry-street Don Nova Scotia Street Bordesley-street Holloway John Wild Thomas-street Warwick Road Collins Warwick Edgbaston-street St. Martin’s-lane Trinity Chapel Dale-end St. Martin's Turspay James Gill Court House Francis Lloyd's Spiceal-street Thomas Towers Thorp-street Edgbaston Street

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