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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 18, 1846

Page

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A Panegyric of Potatoes and Ireland’s Grievances

The article probes Irish political life and land reform, arguing that landlord greed and rent practices trap peasants in poverty. It cites Lord George Hill’s relief of Gweedore and calls for breaking up encumbered estates, fostering small proprietors, and stronger impartial law to curb violence and absenteeism. It contrasts Repeal rhetoric with demands for practical remedies and economic renewal.

Ireland Maynooth George Hill Stew Gweedore Himelf America Mr. O'Connell Kerry Donegal England Munster Court of Chancery Ulster Nimmo House of Lords Lends

Unparalleled Eastern Counties Railway Accident On Sunday

An eyewitness account details a catastrophic special train run from Shoreditch to Chesterford for Newmarket Craven Week. A second engine derailed, wrecking carriages and injuring several. one woman later died. Rescue efforts were swift, investigations launched, and rail damage repaired within hours.

Eastern Counties Cambridge Shoreditch Cack Chesterford Newmarket Lord Chesterfield Lord E. Russell Stothart, Slaughter, and Co Scott Roney Waddington Holoynton Station Edmonton Ponder's End Station Metropolis Jarge Ditch George Gordon Ono Ponderaend Waltham Kennard Duncan Phipps Nome Pasley Eastern Counties Railway Joney Poippa End Afr. Scott Stratford General Pars Goddard

Rail disaster near Brandling Junction shocks South Shields

A ten o clock Gateshead to Shielde train on the Brandling Junction Railway derailed on a curve near Brockley Whine, crashing through a dwelling and injuring several. A woman and child are severely hurt. one passenger had both legs broken. The engine toppled into the house, boiler water scalding and causing extensive damage. Police guard the scene as doctors assess the casualties.

Henry Doutts Augustus Browne Justice Bal Garon Richards Krowee Isabella Copeland Noventer Mary Downes Aire Hatchell Q.C Zich Charles Copeland Royal Bank of Ireland Scotland Copeland Galway Cenneight O'Flahertie Connaught Les Copeland Mercer Joo Dabo Mr. Copeland Perennal Desirenie Perenn Miss Copellac Tarpro Frederick-street Browne Cuirce Browne Browne Hall Wms Miss Browne Mr. Browne Miss Copeland Rome Ireland Mary Downee Copeland Femir Wight Copeland Sen Jonneson Abe Dublin St Mark's Church Richard M.carthy Mr. Butt Nassau Street St Marti’s Church Hi S Mary Dorenes M‘donough Mark's Church Colonel Browne Mr. Donough Fitzgerald Baron Richards Croses Downes Dradcliffe Merrions Square Lorenzo Trigne Pariah Cleri M'Carthy Wew Denis Monks Charles Frazer Johnson Butt Afr. McDonough Misa Copeland Dominick Browne O'Hea Frederick -Street Gerald Fitzgibtav Q.co M. Baker Walter Barke Thomas Warren White John G. Holmer Baron [Richards Guilly St. Hilda Sunderland Gateshead Atlace Sovran Surrens Serzh Ripon Wis Vt Alston Cumberland Mrs. Swalwell Sarah Ripon Farell Chester Ward Railway Inn West Holborn James Robson South Shields Alaten William Rutherford Shields Golden Lane Allport Harrison Jacomimives South SwioLps Lindsay Brandling Junction Brockley Shielde Jarrow Moyxnay Mansive Soen

President's Message Relative to the Oregon Question

Summary of Senatorial debates on the Oregon issue and a special message from President James K. to Congress. The message urges increased naval and military force amid tensions with Britain and Mexico while outlining the need for defensive preparations and ongoing correspondence with Britain, Mexico, and the Senate.

Oregon Liverroot Hibernia Ryrie Mersey Boston Halifax United States Canada Texas Mexico Senate Olt Pakenham Washington Times Bridah Calhoun Berrien Messrs. Ailen, Kc Letha Miles Air Webster Allen Oa Abe New Orleans Chidmers Lina Fust Free Trade Movement of Great Britain Tin Sexatk Tansey Congress Shea Houses of Congress Navy Suber Britain Lome Oregnn Somres James Washington Cabgr'ss Missouri Benton Berton General Case M. Fairfield J. M. Clayton Seeceasary Seawate Naval Committee Secretary of the Navy Fairfield Abs Tal Vee Webster Committee of the Senate

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