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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 04, 1846

Page

5

Controversy Over the 62nd Regiment at Ferozeshah

The piece debates whether the 62nd Regiment bungled at Ferozeshah or failed from insufficient resolve. It cites Major Short, General Littler, Sir Hugh Gough, and Hardinge, asserting the 62nd did not retire until commanded, and that the fatal attack faced heavy entrenched fire with strong guns. It laments a premature charge and praises the regiment’s gallantry and eventual rescue by others.

Iva Short 62Nd Littler Hugh Gough Bartle Ferozesnals OFC Comtmanding Ferozeshah Henry Hardinge

Debated Irish Governance and Shaw Graham Clash

A sharp column questions Sir James Graham and Mr. Shaw over Dublin governance and a possible Recorder post. It argues Shaw sought advantage with limited public gain, while Graham insists no improper deal occurred, tracing shifting loyalties and factional pressure in Dublin’s century of political graft.

Shaw James Graham Trish

Debated Corn Importation Bill and Ireland crisis

The House of Commons debated the corn importation bill amid Ireland and wage concerns. Sir James Graham led with critique of government taming and pension plans while Peel defended his record and stressed wages tied to food supply. Lord Palmerston delivered concise, pointed remarks. The division ended with a 97 to 58 vote in favor of the second reading.

Our James Graham House of Commons George Bentinck Norfolk Lincolnshire Prince of Robert Pre Shaw Ireland Hawikton Jriah Sir James Graham Stuart Newark Millmay Bouverie Robert Peel England Sibthorp Sir Robert Peel Tobias Party Stafford O'Brien Lord Palmerston

Court Life at Buckingham Palace During Easter Recess

Court circles expect the sovereign to keep drawing rooms at Buckingham Palace. A Thursday evening party featured the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess of Gloucester, the Duke of Cambridge, Prince George, and foreign royals in the Yellow Drawing-room before a concert in the Ballroom. Also notes a Bradford baths patronage request approved by Queen Victoria with Sir Robert Peel contributing £100. Fashion trends from the London and Paris Ladies' Magazine of Fashion are summarized, highlighting spring gowns, hats, and accessories.

Buckingham Palace Graxp Buckivegan Palace Duchess of Kent Augusta Bruce George Couper James P. Murray Duchess of Gloucester Caroline Murray Duke of Cambridge Prince George Baron Knesebeck Saxe Meiningen Baron de Reitzenstein Prince Albert Yalow Seloon Woolsorters’ Baths Woolsorters’ Association Bradford R. Peel Robert Peel G. Ansutuxot Society of Woulsorters Leeds Mercury London J’anis Ladies’ Magazine of Fashion

Irish Coercion Bill and dinner circle in Grosvenor Place

The House debated postponing orders to read the Protection of Life Ireland Bill, with figures named in the division. A distinguished dinner circle in Grosvenor Place included Lord Morpeth, Dickens, Thackeray, Landseer, and others.

Viscount Morpeth Grosvenor Place Dudley Stewart C. Howard Charteris Charles Dickens Douglas Jerrold Thackeray Costello Landseer Air. Forster Maclist Tynte Wroax James Lindsay London Wigan Gladstone Liverpool Albion Ridley Colborne H. Rich Knaresborough Han Rich Earl of Zetland Pate J. W. Caamhwach Tueaday Carmichael Newcastle Lord Bishop of Durham Gerpenter Select Cheltenham House of Commons Manchester Anti-Corn Law League Ane Pekin Gazette

Foreign Commerce Debate Echoes in Paris and Lisbon News

The latest intelligence reports Paris debating the Franco Belgian commerce treaty with ministerial replies on Peel’s reforms. France seeks a protective system tweak, aims for tariffs reduction next year, and notes that England pursues liberty of commerce for itself. Lisbon notes a regency project, tariff reform commissions, and stock market shifts as events unfold across Europe.

Great Britain England France M. Cunin Gridaine Ehia M. Cuain Gridaine M. Gauthier de Remilly Oui Paris Agsburg National Lyons St. Etienne Afoniteur Saumur Nantes Mentz Verdun Charleville St. Lo Paimpol Quimper Hennebor National Guard of Paria Coulisse London Stock Exchange M. de Theux Interior M. van de Weyer M. Dechamps M. de Anethan Jronnefeur Mapuio the Tiempo el Tiempo Council of Ministers Mat Madrid Sanaten Tiempo Eco del Comercio Ziempp Jeraido Geners Narvaez Bank of San Fernando Ditto Sanbel Lisbon Ferdinand Don Pedro R. Peel Count Tojal Dunny Tur Geananv John Gerrard Gerjrard Gerrard Central Criminal Court Thuarsday

Assize notes from Midland and Oxford Circuits

Detailed court briefs describe Manslaughter by brick of a wife after a card game, with the defendant drunk and remorseful, and murder charges in other cases. A boy Satchwell testifies in Tranter murder. one man acquitted in a bigamy case. a Harriot Pinkatt charged with exposing a newborn to the cold and dying, amid workhouse rules debate.

Midland Wing Therisoner Maxcar Crown Court Justice Coliman Tuer Beskiswett Muzpex Jamea Road Bertenwell Thomas Tranter Tranter Herkeswell Satchwell Read Grand Jury-room L. C. Sumrey Q.C Horatio Huntley Hoskins Loughborough Leicestershire O'Brien Mary Ana Nicholas Brown Horatio Huntisy Hoskins Oxford Hensroap Harriet Pynkatt Ledbury

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