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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 20, 1845

Page

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Ireland and Catholic rights in the era of power struggles

The piece surveys Ireland's history from the 1641 rebellion through the Penal Laws and the Union, tracing how shifts in power and religion shaped land, allegiance, and rights. It cites Lord Clare, Lord North, Pitt, and Greville, arguing that concessions failed to resolve sectarian tensions and property dispossession, ending with reflections on Emancipation and political polarization.

Ireville Lord Clarendon Titus Lord Clare James Ireland Earl of Tyrconnell Mr. Burke Saul George Lord North Shelburnn Foxr Trish Tan Hes Iem Tsk Greville Tt Clare England Lord Grenville Lord Howick Irelad Pitt Wyndham Dundas Addington Satereland Pete Hoth le Cathalin Grattan Ceomme Wee Lord Castlereagh Ike Sealeman Hutoo

Endowment of Maynooth Sparks Widespread Anglican Protest

Public meetings across London and other cities condemn the Maynooth College endowment. Speakers argue it threats Protestant supremacy, warn of a Popish establishment in Ireland, and urge petitions to Parliament. Protests span Covent Garden, Covent Garden, Bristol, Liverpool, and Cambridge with sermons, resolutions, and calls for united action.

Tondon London Bishopsgate Street Maynooth College Covent Garden J. Labouchere Meynroth Great Britain Labouchere M. Gould J.J. Cummins House of Commons Ireland Cummings College of Maynooth D. W. Harvey Parlis Church of England Church of Ireland Harvey Hamilton RC. le Bevan Croly Topery William Europe Ff Pthe House of Lords Mr. Blackburn United Kingdom Hhis Genuewan Sark Inquisition Dixon Maynooth M A Blackburne C. E. Smith Rh. Peel Ton Holloway Scales Trotter University of Cambridge Cockspur-street G. St. Clarke Cambridge University Senaor Charet Surrey Chapel C.E. Smith Sir C. Smith Peel Sir Robert England Cumming W. Harcourt Jesus Christ J. Lyon Morgan Bristol Victoria Rooms C. Penney Alderman George J. Hensman Armatrong R.N Hugh Stowell House of Brunswick House of Stuart Liverroot Protestant Operative Society Munic Hall Liverpool Hugh O'Neile Church of Roma Liverroor Bates Great George-Street Meretine Maxcarsten S. Fletcher Mr. Gladatone Jesult Mrsrine Legas Leeds Eact-parade Loap Sevron St. Helens Lord Sefton Earl Duke of Newcastlr Duke of Newcastle Clumber Count Ilmen Gladstone Tatil Opish Newcastle Newark Febo Manners Earl of Lincoln John Manners Cammninge Cawunipee Senate College of Covextay W. Spooner ADL Apeskera Bennoxpsey Bermondsey Rotherhithe Jamaica Chapel Culling Eardly Smith West Freemasons’ Tavern Earl of Stourton Lord Petre Lord Campys T. Sisk Beaumont E. Petre Lord E. Howard C. Clifford

Removal of the Stone Altar From Round Church Cambridge

The churchwardens removed the stone altar after a long dispute within the Protestant Church, per Archdeacon of Ely, reopening soon for divine service to restore peace. Also: London to Birmingham train trials cut travel to two hours fifty minutes, and the ship New Zealand bound for St John’s Wick fire at sea, £20,000 cargo destroyed, crew safe.

Hex Masratt Great Britain Prince Albert Bristol Her Majesty Blackwall Black Wall Lord Chamberlain Buckingham Palace George-street Law and Equity Knight Bruce Wigram Baron Parke Baron Alderson Baron Rolfe Patesop Coleridge Cultman Cresswell Wightman Recorder of London Barlow Shepherd Goulburn Solicitor General G. Wilson G. Rose H. Twiss Serjeant Merewether Serjeant Channel Serjeant Lawes Serjeant Manning Fitzroy Kelly Cockburn Pemberton Alexander Stewart Bethel Whatley Austin Gods J. Romilly Hodgson Me. Lee Humfrey Gurney Perry Wood Parker Chilton Messrs. Dowdeswell Duckworth Lynch Westminster Attorner Gexman William Forett Crown William Follett Kelly Robert Peel Turner Chancery Bar Lord Lyndhurst Chancery Court Peel Globe Hereford Assizes Temple Church A. W. Faylor St. Mary's Stoke Newington Llandaff Aylwyn Cat England Pilot Montreal Caixese Donatios Batra East India Company Batta Cornwallis Wellesley Bienheim Jupiter Blonde Alligator Druid Dido Calliope Cambrian Endymion Minden Pylades Modeste Nimrod Starling Sapphire Sulphur Hebe York Patan Accrpest Lambeth Palace R. Golding Kingsgate Street Holborn Curaca Cambridge Theas Ely London and Birmingham London Euston Ska New Zealand Mackay Liverpool St. John's New Brunsewick Latatan Boy Derry Standard

France moves to abolish slavery in colonies

Foreign intelligence report notes the French Chamber of Peers passed the Colonial Administration Bill by 103 to 5. It admits slavery will be abolished and discusses how to carry out the measure. The King leaves Paris for Chateaux d'Eu. Debates on dueling and railway leases, plus Swiss and Spanish matters, fill updates from Paris, Rome, and beyond.

France Chamber of Peers Colonial Administration Chamber of Deputies Paris d’Eu M. Dozon M. Guizot Prince de Joinville Mediterranean MM. Taillandier Dozon Great Northern Railro Paris and Lyons Orleans Chamber Savinga M.de Lanjuinais M. Lacave-Laplagne M. Garnier Duke Pasquier Duke de Treviso Seine Count de Mornay General Achard M. Victor Hugo Tahiti Océanic Francaise Papeiti Tesino Lucerme Lucerne Powera Asp Raieway Paris and Rouen Spain Madrid Holy See Isabella II Rome Christina Narvaez Duke da Rianzares Donna Francisca Queen Christina Och Instant Mapaio

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