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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 17, 1847

Page

2

Debate on Grantley Berkeley and game laws in West Gloucestershire

A voter meeting attacked Grantley Berkeley over his role in game law debates and his parliamentary duties. Speakers including Gould and Hunt faulted his conduct, while Berkeleys supporters argued for his stance and opposed aggressive remarks. The gathering, amid rain, passed resolutions praising his explanations and criticizing parliamentary behavior.

Grantley Berkeley West Gloucestershire Hunt Gould Speech House Mr. Gould Trotter Peacock Nicholson Teague Barton Whatley Graney Berkeley Rai

Greece and European finances amid Paris dispatches

Paris reports Greece as politically fragile with the Coletti government facing scrutiny. Paris stock markets slip under consular mood as Three per Cents edge near 78 40c and various rail shares fluctuate. Letters from Madrid note royalty reception of Queen Christina, public joy, and court tensions amid a changing ministry.

Paris Greece Galetti M.dachatel Interior Chamber Thureday Orleans New Havre Great Northern Avignon Vierzon Bordeaar Boulogne Basle Dieppe Paris and Strasberg Tours Nantes Lyons Chamber of Deputies Portugal Spain Coletti France Prussia Austria Lord Palmerston Great Britain Colecti Sir Edmund Lyons Pacheco MM. Concha Queen Christina O'Connell Paris Savings Bank Savings Banka of Paris Moniteur Journal Des Débats Europe India Cape of Good Hope Cape Horn Coulisse London Oreleans Railroad Rouen Bordeaux Troyes and Montereau Parie and Strasburg Toure Cette

Fire and Inquest Reports From London Guildhall to Debts Court

An inquiry led by city officials examined a Guildhall fire, noting discovery by Wood and Stewart, delayed brigade arrival, and potential causes. Separate items cover a charity shelter's season, a Coroner’s inquest into Elizabeth Maxwell’s death by fire, and a destructive blaze at New Small Debts Court on Edgeware Road with extensive damage and insured premises.

Guripaatt Burn City Lands Committee Saunders Mr. Bunning Braidwood London Fire Brigade Guildhall Wood Guildhall Watch Stewart Comptroller's Department City Lands Committee At A Cpeniel Hovstress Poon Asyrume Joseph Payne Blue Lant Broadway Ladgate Hill Eliz. Maxwell Barbera Hill Star Street Edgware Road Coere’ Hall Bride Lane Rosina Jenkins George Maxwell Sailor John Richmond Small Debts Stimate Edgeware Road Peat Chapel Street London Brigade Baker Street King Street County Insurance Office Regent Street West of England London Chapel Street Messrs Howitt and Co Llnen Drapers Ankmorcers Hodges Harcess Maker Old Union Phesniz Royal Society

Money Market and Commodities Report from New York

A crowded market summary notes heavy declines in stocks and mixed demand across corn and flour. Prices for Genesee flour and Jersey wheat are described, with large export sales and shipper rates, plus freight engagements to Liverpool and Cork. Currency exchange shows low premiu m and heavy ship traffic in cotton and provisions at Savannah and Port.

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Repeal Association Meeting in Monvar Ireland

The weekly Repeal meeting in Monvar chaired by Mr. Sullivan notes regret at the rejected overtures to the Young Ireland party. Mr. John O Connell cites concerns about the Irish Confederation and asserts that accusations against his father require public denunciation and preservation of honor.

Ireland Smith O'Brien O'Connell

Somersetshire Election Returns Knight Of Shire At Wells

An election at Wells elected a knight of the shire for Somersetshire following the death of a senior figure. The contest featured no Liberal opposition and featured speeches on finance, religion, and parliamentary reform with Pinney securing the seat amid cheers.

Falsehoods over an Irish Whig alliance ignite debate at Conciliation Hall

In a heated session, Mr. O Connell denounces a claim of a Whig alliance as a cruel falsehood and urges proof. He defends his stance against O Briens accusations, noting repercussions blamed on Young Ireland and a so called food for the people policy. A motion to display a Lord Sydenham letter follows, amid related Dublin measures and a report on gun sales and public safety concerns.

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Vast Irish Emigration Cries From Liverpool and London

Liverpool Times reports more than 90 000 poor Irish arrived in the year with about 60 000 settling locally or moving inland, Liverpool and Warrington towns crowded. London sewer commissioners condemn a measure as atrocious and push for conference with Lord Morpeth and Lord Russell. Viscount Torrington visits the South Eastern Railway dinner, and University College medicine faculty prepare a tribute to Dr Taylor. Brooks of the Indian Archipelago gains official sanction as commissioner to Borneo. Emperor orders a medical council study of ether anesthesia with cautious preliminary results.

Laren Liverpool Warrington Commissioners of Sewers City of London Thoraday Deputy Peacock P. Laurie Lawrence Lambert Jones Masterman M.P Sod Lord Morpeth John Russell Pattison James Duke South Eastern Railway Company Viscount Torrington Ceylon Kent South Eastern Railway J. Macgregor South Eastern Company Lord Torrington Byrd Sondes Taylor Laxvar Brooks Indian Archipelago England Borneo Sawarrak Labuan St. Peresssusa Medical Board Brussels

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