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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 30, 1838

Page

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Foreign dispatches report French and European tensions and troop movements

A long scroll of notes describes French cabinet talks on colonial duties and sugar interests, Allied and African possessions, and the Embers of hostility in Spain and Portugal. It notes Turkish frontier plans, Russian troop buildups, Swiss political stances on Napoleon’s citizenship, and disturbances in Sweden and Mesennia with military deployments and court actions.

France Havre Chrbers Presse Council of Ministers Council of Commercial Summons Aes Notters Kalifa Miliani Abd-el-Kader Tafaa Hadrautes Fawry Kirchberg Othe Angouleme Duke de Bordeaux Mademoiselle de Rosny Goritz Latre van Halen Expartero Don Carlos Cortes Ae Languvdoc Ros d’Eroles Arran Venasque Espartero Ebro Lodisa Mirandas Soria Cure-Merino Pampeluna Navarre Don Carlosso Estella Portugalette Bayonne Alaix Amtagona Arga Puente de la Reyna Ribera Swith Echevarria Maroto Dom Garros Balmaceda Switsterland Grand Council of Soleure Louvis Napoleon Thurgan Bertie Morsee Grand Courieut Francé Switzerland Russia Kamieniets Podolski Douhassares Podolia Bessarabia Lieders Ismail Bendeny Baron Rudiger Kiév Ackérman Turkey Kilianova Lehner Paskiewisch St. Petersburgh Grignon Fyzenhausen and Davie Count Marychkine M. Bou Jatti Sweden Stockholm Lunesune Gottingen M. Seidensticker Engerling M. Lanberger House ‘of Correction M. Kustensis Braum Braimhold Pirie Braushold Baier Messenia Acta Armens Thetroriz Corinth Dna Otho Roumelia

Inquest at Woolpack Inn over Thomas Osborne death

An inquest in Chelmsford found Thomas Osborne's death a felo de se after the young man hanged himself with a cord from his aunt's outhouse. Emima Serjeant had earlier rejected him, and the body was buried at St. Giles churchyard.

Chelmsford Lovz Souicips Woolpack Inn St. Botolph-street Thomas Osborne Ordnance Field Emima Serjeant Magdalen-street Felo de Se St. Giles’s J. Russell Viceregal Lodge Phoenix Park Kingstown Harbour Edinburgh George Heriot’s Hospital Cowgate Argyle Montrose Old City Art Éfurance Alingharie Alexeander Bucky Exeter Devon Quatice R. HE. Fripp Tripp Frith Forth James Kelly Cantabay North Berwick Dunbar-bay Cabtabay Kelly William Robison Hall Lincolnshire Barton Isle of Wight Newport Sons of All Dail Per Joseph Hume Amon Briscoe Woolcombe Smirke Leicester William Bodycoat Sanvy-gate Margate Cinque Pott Arms Norwich Walter Roper Duke's Palace Norfolk Johnson St. Giles's Sheffield Levick Wellington Street Sherborne O . ‘Tyiesday Holwell

Great Lancashire Radicals Meeting Marches for Universal Suffrage

The South Lancashire gathering drew hundreds of thousands to Manchester Moor for a massive procession and speeches. Fielden and O Connor urged universal male suffrage, denounced property-based voting blocks, and urged reform in Parliament and the repeal of the Poor Law.

Manchester Smithfield Kersall-moor Manchester Union Mesers Nightingale Richardson Union Banner uBanner Red Rose England Harp of Erin Thistle Scotland Universal Suffrage Association Labour Forresters Britannia Neptune Tiesto Petersfield Bation Sibinbets Thie Union Henry Hunt Friendly Society of Fustian-shearers Clay Arm Boot and Shoemakers Wigan Birtwhistle The Northern Union People’s Charter Rochdale James Taylor Joseph Tart Peterles Green Taylor co _ Prestwich Dickenson Prestwich and Pilkington Union Peterloo Middleton Working Men’s Association Middleton Wood Seed Fielden Oldham Brodie Birmingham Newcastle Glasgow Amforning Chronicle Great Britain Morning Chronicle House of Commons Ireland London Commons Mr. Fielden France Attwood Lord Melbourne Lancashire Theo Working Men’s Association of London Stephenson Ashton Yorkshire Times Mr. Oastler Daily Press of Oastler Stevens Feargus O’cosnor South South Lancashire Feargus O’connor Brighton Duke of Cumberland Mr. Stevenson Exeter

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