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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 12, 1843

Page

3

Irish and British politics clash over Catholic endowment and coercion

In Parliament, debate centers on Catholic rights and state support, with Mr Sheil urged to express stronger views on dissolution of the union. Proposals include glebes and church transfers, while ministers defend unity and resist full endowment. Lords discuss the Coercion Bill and papers on Lucan, as Commons vets a machine export bill and Scotch Church measures amid party divisions.

Mr. Sheil Ngland Treland France America Stata Ward Sheil K. M. J. O'Connecr RB. Foe Baronet

Feasting and mockery of dissent at a church parade

A 1843 account describes a clergyman led procession from a church to a national infant school with prayers, banners, and a day of games and tea. The event ends with a bonfire of a devil figure amid jeers, while letters discuss legal matters, marriages, and political opinions surrounding coercion bills and Spain's turmoil.

Jirat Newt London Guy Fawkes R. A Geo R. Neat R. B R. E Richard W. Atkins Samuel Rhodes Cidaw Tabellarius Post-Ofice T. K T.M B Piasrat W.E W.H X.Y. Z Blackhead

Curious scene: crowns, revolutions, and royal caution

An extended critique of royal actors rewarding loyalty with laurel crowns while suppressing municipal and military resistance. It likens reputations of rulers to those who prop up regimes with force, condemning dismissals of judges and the use of armies to prevent popular upheaval.

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Gladstone on Machinery Export and Free Trade Debate

The piece praises Mr. Gladstone for his reasoning in the Second Reading of the Machinery export bill and its free trade principles. It argues export of machinery boosts industry, reduces anomalies, and avoids losing skilled workers to foreign competition. The author notes opposition is tied to corn and sugar interests and urges rapid adoption of liberal trade measures despite fears and prejudices.

Mr. Gladstone Pasanges Board of Trade Gladstone Manchester St. Petersburg St Petersburg England Mr. Hindley

Free Trade debate stirs House amid warnings on delays

Monday's discussion on Free Trade drew few Liberal MPs as Mr Ewart argued the government's professed principles fail to remove evils. Mr Bright contrasted legislative procrastination with demand for relief while Mr DIsraeli and others criticized Tory inaction and questioned Peel era policy. The Irish Arms Bill received Third Reading amid partisan exchanges. Arrival of Queen Victoria at Witley Court featured guarded public reception and royal procession details. An Ashton under Lyne strike and Cobden Bright rally highlighted ongoing labor and free trade debates.

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