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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 12, 1845

Page

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Fragmentary Sydney Smith piece on Irish Church and reform

A long fragment from tutor notes on Rev Sydney Smith discusses religious freedom, Irish church reform, and financial settlements. It argues for state support of Catholic clergy, critiques Irish church practices, and contrasts Protestant and Catholic burdens within a broader political context. It cites anecdotes and engrained attitudes to illustrate potential reforms.

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Horrible Case of Matricide in Old Hatton

In April in Old Hatton, Mrs. Simpson was found dead with severe injuries after an alleged attack by her son Richard Simpson. A coroner's inquest heard testimony from a servant and others, a post mortem noted multiple fatal head injuries, and the jury returned a verdict of willful murder against Richard Simpson.

Kespat Old Hatton Mr. Whaley Kendal R. Wilson Middleshawhouse Old Station Elizabeth Airey Richard Simpson MiddleshawlLead Elizabeth Simpson Ken Richard Mrs. Simpson Richard Simson Mary Scout Margaret Faulkner John Macheath Fenton Mr Simpson Mr. Simpson Middleshaw-head Simpson James Noble William Longwhire R. Simpson Cone Grosamith Appleby Gee Mr. Grosamith Mary Roberts Aline Tepe Pearce James Connor Vearce Stone-cutter's Alley Great Queen-Street Connor Stattin-house Bow-street E. Division Inspector Rawley Oldham Cutler High-street Hollor George-street Bow Street Long-acre James Retirm Com-mons Ata Wasley Bedford-square Waktey Greenwood Murtover Borseret Abu Sollick Ouse Wakley Jardine John Connor Quiler Home Secretary Mr. Jardine Tupe Spain Mr. Burnaby Spector Pearce Elizabeth Hill Vine Street Herold

Great Meeting in Liverpool Protestants oppose Maynooth grant

A massive Liverpool Amphitheatre gathering denounced the Protestant endowment plan for Maynooth College. Speakers criticised the bill as unjust, urged resistance, and affirmed that endowment would corrupt faiths and burden the nation. The meeting endorsed resolutions calling government to oppose the grant and to protect Protestant interests.

Liverpool College of Maynooth Tattersall Adam Hodgson Chalmers Church of Rome W. N. Ewunnk Iter J. Nelan T. B. Horsefall Lord Sandon Lord Landon England Ireland Peel House of Commons Roman Catholic College of May Roman Catholica Commons of England HH. M.neile Stepney London Eastern Institution Commercial Road C. E. Smith Kt. Perl James Graham Lord Bolingbroke Scotland Robert Peal Reed Maynooth College Regium Donum C. Hindley M.P Trish Shepherd D'Arcy Irvine Sir R. Peel E. Cox R. Peel Atta R. Thomas St. Peel Finsbury Finsbury Chapel Moorfields Cob. Smith Hindley John Stussell O'Connell Derrynana Morison J. R. Mills Church of Ireland J. Burnet K. Peel Jobe Blackburn D. Wire Bath W.S. St. Cuckburn Edward Tottenher Poultry King's Head Tavern John KR. Mills H. Hankey Sheil John Barnett Guildhall Coffee House College of Masnooth Robert Peel T. H. Fry House of Wednesdey Right Honourable Baronet Baronet John Russell Commons House of Or

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