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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 20, 1848

Page

1

Health of Towns Bill passes Parliament for Public Health

The Health of Towns Bill inching toward Royal Assent reshapes urban sanitation. It establishes a General Board of Health, local boards, and officers of health, with extensive powers over sewers, water, drainage, housing, and burial. The measure faces opposition from protectionists and urban interests, and its impact will take years to show in death records.

Lord Morpeth Health of Towns Commission London General Board of Health Wonds and Foreste General Board Treasury Board of Health Boards of Guardians Justices of the Peace Boards of Health Oxford and Cambridge Oxford and Cambridge Corporation of City of London

DANGEROUS PROCEEDINGS or THE CHARTISTS & CONFEDERATES

Cholera guidance to Russian country people warns about diarrhoeal precursors and crowded villages near bogs. Instructions cover prevention, diet, hygiene, and early medical care. Reports of Chartist disturbances in Ashton and Manchester with arrests, shootings of constables, and police suppression. Birmingham and Westminster notes describe raid actions, secret clubs, and forthcoming trials.

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Insurrection in Ireland Arrests Reach Rathcannon to Kilmainham

A party of prisoners Meagher Leyne O Donoghue and F. Meagher were seized by police at Clonanlty and Holycross and taken to Rathcannon, Thurles, then transported to Dublin. They faced magistrates and a special train, with General McDonald supervising. Meagher declared he would not surrender, while others were paraded in frieze coats and sent to Kilmainham.

Ashtox Chartists Repealere James Bright Bentinck Street Charitat William Healey Newton Moor William Penny Thomas Lees William Eden Mr. Binns Dukinfield Hyde Mesars Hibbert Thornsley George Shawcross Charles Hindley, Esq M.P Dukinfield Lodge Theas Bradshaw National Guards Manchester AsuTox Mandaley P. C. Pennington Messrs Kenworthy Mossley Road Michael Morris Thomas Haigh Bright Mr. Ramsden Joseph Slater Willian Eden Stephen Andrew Arms Brow James West John Bradshaw Thomas Brown Stamford Street New Connexion Chapel Cotton Street Inspector Maiden National Guard Healy P. Ogden Mr. P. Ogden Newton Penny Lees Henry Hilton James Horsfield Benjamin Doke Thomas Rhodes Inspector Harrison Horsfield Guide Bridge Denton Duke Rhodes Robert Leech County Constabulary Higg Harrison Monarchs Branchester Guardian John Warren York Street Charlestown Warren Old Street Satter Street Town Hall Bose Bie Taylor Mr. Slater Oach Street Warren Asys Slater Stamford Atreat Bentinck ‘Street John Mancazetka Aubion Stevenson Square Willis Beswick Oldham Road 4Th Royal Irish Dragoons Ancoals Street Ancosts Street James Leach Dan Donovan John J. Finnigan Thomas Rankin J. Whittaker Henry Ellis Patrick Devlin M. Carriqui G. Rogers J. Seaman H. Williams G. Webber G. White J. Dolan Roberts Pollock Katt Tower Street Smith Angel Peacock Frances Street Mr. Smith Rott Russell Blue Anchor Yard Westminster Samuel Morgan L Division Inspector Carter Webber Street South London Home Office Moor Street Pearce Grimwood Mandicity Society Red Lion Square Orange Tree Orange Street Bow Street Beresinnd St James's Churchyard Clerkenwell Westminster Road Ratt Whitehall Butt Superintendent Rutt Beresford Rolt Evans Ambuosh Charats Orange Tras Afr Hodges’ House Hodges T. F. Meagher Maurice R. Leyne P. Udonoghoe James F. Lalor Dublin Mesara Meagher O'Donrghue Leyne Clonoulty Holycross Madden Ratheaunon Mr. Meagher Rathcannon Donoghue O’donoghue Mr. Leyne Losey Thomas Francia Meagher Theo Thurles Jacken Gore Jones Jones Clonanlty Holscross M‘donald Aldea de Camp M'Kenzie Mr. Bracken Mesers O'Donoghue Ar. Bracken Trant Cormack Boulagh Common Templemore James F. Lelor Nenaghael Royal Barracks Kilmainham 17Th Lancers White Royal Hospital the Times Arthur Leyne Thorles M‘kenzle

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