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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 03, 1847

Page

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Lord Georges Bentinck Dismissed By Critics In Parliament

A heated debate centers on Lord George Bentinck with critics mocking his rhetoric and plans for Ireland. The piece critiques his policy proposals including workhouses and the political use of free trade, while praising Labour MP Labouchere for challenging the government. It also covers O Connell’s Paris visit and public meetings on education.

Tewes Lord Ashley Shaftesbury Tony Harry Ynglis England George Bentinck Lord George Smith O'Bren Unione Ireland Windsor Bes Grey Board of Trade Labouchere Cheerz Trish House of Thin F. M. Arpnis AvTocHars Dundes F. Af Duke of Wellington F.M Lota Moxika Lola Montes Craigie Lola Dublin India James Lord Auckland Munich Atlas O'Coxwx Paris O'Connell Lord Holland Trish College M'Sweeny Archdeacon Keating Richard O’connor Romilly Marquis de la Rochejacquelin Marquis of Normandy Marquis de Barthelemy France Viscount de Felloux Quatrebarbes Messrs Clappier du Rogier Marquis de Dampierre Lenormant Mauvais Institute Baron de Montigny Royal Court Viscount de Bonneuil Decoux Venillot Univers, &c Count de Montalembert Derrynane Atlantic Rome Pius IX Olliffe Channel Champs Elysées Marquis of Normandy Holland O’connell Saya Garignani Orleans Daniel O'Connell Clonmel Miley Rue Rivoli M. Berryer London Tavern Bishopsgate Street Committee of Council George William Alexander British and Foreign School Society Church of England Kay Shuttleworth Friends of Education Stovell Scotland Nathaniel Griffin Joseph Sturge Jociety Ioc British and Foreign Society John Burnet Chanceny Master Lynch London Court of Bankruptcy Holroyd Prince Albert Society For Thencouragement of Arts and Manufactures Royal Colonel Phipps Bouverie Hoe China New Palace of Westminster House of Lords Chelses United Service Gazette Fron Courzaz Eton Hodgson Hawkey Evonians Claas Old Etoniana W. G. Cookesley E.H. Pickering J. G. Mountain W. Johnson C. W.johnson

The Bedfordshire Election and Education Debate

The article reports the Bedfordshire knight of the shire election in a town hall. Lord Charles James Bee, elected unopposed, outlines views on education funding, preferring voluntary but state-supported secular education aligned with the Established Church. It also notes reactions from other locals and mentions related electoral discussions and candidate developments in neighboring areas.

Astell R. Newland Richard L. Orlober Charles James Bee Stratton Park Hig Gadls Education Friends of Education J. White Mr. White Privy Council Hear Rascell

Leamington Bank Robbery Trial at Midland Sessions

At Midland Circuit Waawica March 30 Bodenecat before Mr Justice Patteson William Blayney and brothers Elisha Blayney and George Blayney faced trial for involvement in the Leamington Bank robbery on July 4 1845. Evidence linked parcels and notes to the prisoners with testimonies from clerks officers and witnesses including Archer and Roby. verdict found William Blayney guilty and sentenced him to ten years transportation.

Midland Waawica Bodenecat Justice Patteson William ‘Ted Indigoey Leamington Bank George Blayney Jennings Myers Waddington Mellor Miller O’brien William Hudson Blayney Warwick Tod Lormington Basking Company Leamington Edward Wells Wynne Deak London Wynne Eo Pontege Southam Heath Bath Street Middleton Regent Street Newbold Street Oldham Bridge Church Street W. H. Blayney Elisha George Blayney Elisha Blayney Sarchey Kenilworth Ebste Nim Mpington Leanington Thomas Heath Sam Menrixyp Elisha Post Office Daniel Forrester Roby Boulogne Thes George Thomas England France Mansion House Bower Plumstree Court Shoe Lane City of London Ater Leicester Nottingham Smithfield Wimosa George Talbot Court Tong Archer Scroggins Blayney Jouninge Bellain Bride Lane Prloner

India News from Marseilles Express Reports Quiet Provinces

The Marseilles express from India notes tranquil provinces with rising tensions in Lahore and Kashmir. Dost Mahomed movements, Shah administration changes, and a harsh winter affect north India. Scinde remains quiet. army reductions continue. opium trade steady. Hoolee celebrations disrupt work. Gloom amid tax pressures and rising cotton prices. Officials push civilizing measures and hostages in Kabul.

Marseilles India Bombay Lahore Queen Mother Ford Poe Ceont Lawrence Sfta Jamoo Gholab Singh Cashmere Moulton Akhbar Candahar Cabul Jellatabed JalinsJabad Kashmand Simla Jullunder Meerut Thomason Saharampoor Calcutta Onde Richmond Scinde Shikarpore Jacob Charles Napier Hyderabad Scindo Her Majesty’s Orb Europe Moussillite Megrat Enserta Io Coromandel Kandahar Hingalee Havin Waozeer Presidency England Supreme Court Deccan London Oriental Bank

Commission on the lunatic audit of Reverend Benjamin Lewes at Coach and Horses Inn

A commission de lunatico inquisitorio opened at the Coach and Horses Inn Isleworth to assess the mind and capacity of Reverend Benjamin Lewes rector of Kilcheden Carmarthenshire now at Wyke House Brentford. Testimony described prior mental distress after a fall from a horse and subsequent delusions of poverty debt and fear of debt collectors. The inquiry, before Commissioner Winslow with fifteen jurors, noted Lewes’s substantial property and income and his inability to manage his affairs or pay debts.

Coach and Horses Inn Sion House Duke of Northumberland Isleworth Winslow Benjamin Lewes Kilcheden Carmarthenshire Costello Wyke House Brentford James Chancery Bar Davis David Davis Carmarthen Evans Newgate William Iliams Coventry Conolly A. Morison Ted Coatello

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