Royal Assent and Parliamentary Deliberations Across Houses
The Lords grant royal assent to several bills including Exchequer Bills and Crown and Government Security. Debates cover the public works in Ireland, the Mutiny Bills, press reporting, and a debated writ for Horsham. Commons schedule post Easter outlines future business including emigration loans, Aliens Bill, Jews Disabilities Bill, and reforms in Ireland.
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Dilla
Exchequer
Crown
Borough Police Superannuation Fund
Public Works Completion
Ireland
Kettering
Marquis of Lansdowne
Marquis of Clanricarde
Earl of
G.gaer
M. J. O'Conoure
A. Clifford
Black Rod
House of Lords
Lords
M.J. O'Conne
G. Gary
House of Commons
F. O'Connor
O'Connell
Lord Brougham
France
West Riding
Sory
North Staffordshire
Northern Star
Earl of Antipel
Surrer
Chartist Land Company
Denmark
Prussia
Unacuanr
Hour
Cochrane
J.A. Surra
Baronet
Home Department
Home Office
G. Grey
Charles Cochrane
Secretary of State
Commissioners of Police
Poor Law Commissioners
Houser OF Lords
Oxford
Marquis of
Lanavowns
Thureday
Readers' Q&A on law and finance letters mix in weekly page
A long letter column compiles diverse reader inquiries and advice across law, debt, birth registration, pensions, and political events. Topics include apprenticeship rules, guardianships, tenancy plans, birth and marriage registry, alien residency limits, and election results.
The Weekly Chronicle Adapts to French Influence in 1848
A fragment from The Weekly Chronicle dated April 23, 1848 discusses a figure fearing loss of property at Canes and an amphibious arrangement. It notes French lawyers and orators influencing opinions, a cautious stance by a Lord, and potential pressure from the French Government affecting a would-be Citizen Peer. The text reflects tensions between fraternal sentiment and legal scrutiny.
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Wieemuns
Adderley
Deville
Liberal Party
Hares
Resiaxatson
Vick
Milner Gibson
Manchester
Lgacy Dory
Hume
M.P
Ireland
Hatton Garden
Barnwell
Rotherhithe
Newcastle
Winchester
Fau
Antwerp
Chertsey
Fou
Boulogne
Lord Blandeville
Spencer Lyttelton
Ann T
Honiton
Edinburgh
Scotland
House of
Weburn
Camden Town
Louis Philippe
John Smith
Huabang
Chelsoa
London
Alton
Bristol
Afontpensier
Bradrid
England
Guernssy
New Forest
Robert Peel
George G
Dover
G.M. L
Court of Chancery
G. P
Banbury
Grorillo Street
Paris
Jacobus
Stafford
Fwfe
Westminster
J.T
Gravesend
Juatitia Amans
Ila
Laker
Ashton Under Lyne
Devonshire
Teignmouth
Dawlish
Torquay
Weston Super Mare
Somersetshire
QO. P
Cardigan
Scrutator
Cambridge
T. B
T.J
Newport
Monmouthshire
TRB
W. P
Sawbridgeworth
Southend
THE
Weekly Chronicle
Canes
Bia
France
Savane
Cremieur
Lord Brougham
Boo Vivant
Cannes
Warner
Brunel
Cetllarian
Mona
Cremienr
Lord J Brougham
Cremieux
M.cremieux
Brougham
English
Dover Custom House
Garrick
Hogarth
Blacelf
Campbell
Cremieuz
French Republic and Provisional Government Parses
The piece discusses the French Provisional Government amid recent disturbances. It notes National Guard and Garde Mobile unity preventing violence, contrasts moderate and ultra Republican factions, and lauds Lamartine for balancing divergent views while containing disorder.
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National Guard
Garde Mobile
Troe
Ledru Rollin
Louis Blanc
Albert
Flocon
Italian Affairs The War In Lombardy Reveals Shifting Loyalties
Dispatches describe Radetzky’s retreat toward Mantua and Verona with Austrian reinforcements possible via the Tyrol while Piedmontese forces press the Mincio crossing at Goito and capture Peschiera, forming a strategic triangle with Verona and Mantua. The Milan Provisional Government pushes centralization as Venice seeks independence, and Lord Brougham’s bid for dual French and English status ends in failure after Cremieux’s objection.
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Toters
Lombardy
Charles Albert
Radeteky
Vienna
Oglio
Chiesa
Mantanz
Verona
Italy
Austria
Trent
the Adige
Bin
Goito
Mincio
Golto
Andleo
Radetzky
Peschiera
Mantua
Man
Milan
Times
Venice
Venetian
Europe
Great Britain
Coffay of the Convention and the Patriot’s William
The piece lauds Coffay as the Convention’s sword, portrays him as bold and outspoken, and criticizes timid colleagues. It compares him to Cincinnatus and Brutus, notes his devotion despite domestic strain, and ends by praising his honesty and pluck above fellow delegates.
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Tf Harney
O'Connor
Coffey
Bearta
Coffay
Kenpington
Curtuy
Cincinnatus
Convention
Cuffay
Cuffay Shoud
Brutus
Isidbe
Sibthorp
Maten
Bose
Provisional Milanese Leaders Appeal to Hungary in Italy War Fray
The Milan government issues an eloquent address to the People of Hungary, urging sympathy for Italy while avoiding calls to arms that would bind Hungarians to the Italian contest. They frame shared history with Venice and Hungary, recall common fights against Turks, and press the idea of mutual respect and friendship within the Austrian framework.
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Lombardy
Milan
Hungary
Austria
Venice
Italy
Gret
Danube
Ireland's Loyal Stand Against Treason in Dublin and Belfast
Freland reports a better week amid Ireland's unrest as authorities arrest traitors drilling in Great Ship streets and detain twelve men for military exercises. A Belfast meeting, led by the Mayor, vows loyalty. Maurice O’Connell warns rebels risk divine and legal retribution while urging peaceful, lawful conduct to preserve the Empire.
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Freland
Iriah
Paris
Ireland
O'Brien
Lamartine
Meagher
House of Commons
Belfast
Aurora
Ship
Dublin
Luke Prender
Perrin
Prender
Gogarty
Preadher
O'Connella
Maurice O'Connell
Jand
Theas
Prayer for the Maintenance of Peace and Visits to Osborne
A reform era notice prints a prayer for peace to be used in churches in England and Wales and Berwick. it pleads God’s mercy, urges social harmony, and prosperity. It also records a royal visit: Prince of Prussia arrives at Gosport en route to Osborne to meet Queen Victoria aboard the Lightning. An Liverpool association outlines aims for tax reform and public opinion, calling for retrenchment, tax revision, and direct taxation.
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England
Wales
Berwick Upon Tweed
Jesus Christ
Ayn Maggsty
Osnosyz
Prince O
Prussia
Gosport
Usborne
E. Pusey
Eden
Osborne
Berbour
Tas Frvaxcta
Revouw Associatex
Liverpool
Conalat
Robertson Gladatone
A. H. Wylie
J. R. Jeffrey
BE. Beondribb
Bean
John Smith
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Horsham
Starvoxp
J. Ressett
Lord Liscoux
Lord Staxney
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Duke of
Lord Dexman
Hovsh
Jens Russert
Bth
Lord Morpeth
Board of Trade
Labouchere
W. Crary
Aoous Shrekets
J. Russexu
Bztcur
Germany
Dysnazzi
Schleswig
Holstein
Helstein
Duchy of
Berlin
Haring
Proszis
Alsace
Russia
Livonia
Chevalier Bunsen
Lord Palmerston
Lord Patwenston
Mr. Disraeli
Disraeli
Duchies
Arnauzazr
Corvizx
J. Tyner
Sreennus Achaoa
United Irishman
Daoblin
Clarendon
Dexad
Wehhoose
Haglead
Gage
Lepval
London Dock
Gore
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Holyhead
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Acisii
Great Britain and Rheland
Woura Larrys
Bea
the Weekly Chronicle
Broughan
Philadelphia
Cheater Street
Grosvenor Square
Self
Dugger
Torrington Square
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