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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 23, 1846

Page

2

Paris King Opens The Session In Time Of Tense Report

The King addressed the assembled Chambers in Paris announcing immediate convocation of the two chambers, oath-taking for new peers and deputies, and pledged loyalty to the nation. Reports note mixed reactions from ministerial and opposition presses as debates focus on royal prerogatives and loyalty declarations.

Paris France Chamber of Peers M. Laplagne Barris Chamber of Deputies M. Sapey Genonde Epoque Don Carlos Juan Maria Beatrix Modena Alaria Christina Bourges Count de Montemotir Journal Des Débats Times Spain England Madrid Lord Clarendon Tahiti Brunt Wahine M. Bruat Court of Peers Chamber Lapleque Barris Joseph Henry M. Jay Rue Vivienne Parie Bourse Orleans Rouen Havre Great Northern Avignon Pierzon Bordeaux Boulogne Paris and Strasburg Tours Nantes Lyons Cette

Fire Across Greenwich Railway Sparks Panic in Bermondsey

A large blaze at 113 Arch of the Greenwich Railway stores owned by Joseph Haerrodine consumed linen woollen and marine goods. Water supply was delayed, engines joined to fight the fire, and by ten o'clock trains continued to run. Several meetings and public notices follow, including reports on benevolent societies, legal battles, and public safety incidents in London.

River Plate Monte Video Baltimore Creule Corrientes Baltimore Patriot Barancas St. Lorenzo Parana Buenos Ayres Gordon Firebrand Electra Jaconds Fulton Dolphin Rosas Hull J Street Bermondsey Greenwich Joseph Haerrodine Greenwic Colvin Nanal Cremorne House Widow and Orphan's Manchester Independent Order of Oddfellows North London Thomas Duncombe, Eay Finsbury Hoe Acaan Justice Wightman Court of Queen's Bench Tidd Pratt Manchester Unity Duncombe Board of Directors Foresters Lincoln Lord Mayor's Court Messrs Wood and Tomlin Threadneedle-street Old Broad-street F. Thesiger Ms. Warren Q. C Randall Lock F. Kelly Gurney Q- C Ryland Laurie Borees, Carte, &c Southwark St. George's Church Mint Hones Yates Parnell MN Division Harley W. Baker London Hosital John Parker Vulcan Whitechapel-road Samuel Jones London Ann Atkins Lisbon-atrect Cambridge Road Whitechapel Road Maria Parker Surrey Hills Aimee THE Weekly Chronicle

Coroner Adjourns Inquiry Over Berry Dangers

The coroner adjourned the inquiry to allow police time to trace the berry seller and enable a longer medical examination of dangerous tendencies. Berries will undergo minute analysis by Dr. Letby of the London Hospital.

Letby London Hospital

Inquest Opens Over Death of Parish Surgeon Thames Baldey

A Brighton coroner's inquest investigates the death of Mr Thames Baldey, parish surgeon. Evidence shows he suffered illness, used prussic acid, and died in his locked bedchamber. jury returns verdict of temporary insanity amid recent cholera illness.

O Connell Declines O Briens Return To Repeal

A Dublin Repeal meeting relays O Connell’s refusal to join with O Briens principles and his warning of risk from violence. O Connell emphasizes peaceful means, critiques the Nation paper, and outlines his stance as the association grapples with internal dissent and relations with France. The session records the rent and notes correspondence from Smith O Brien.

Repeal Confederacy Ray W. S. O'Baien T. M. Ray O'Connell O'Brien Heer Mr. O'Connell Mr. O'Brien Cork Young Ireland Party Tories Gacl Hear Ireland Ulster Smith O'Brien Aword the Nation Fogarty Cabra Castle

Labouring classes society receives large legacy

The Society for Improving the Condition of the Labouring Classes, allied with the Labourers' Friend Society, has been bequeathed one thousand pounds by the late Samen Tomlin of Wrat Malling Kent. In Connecticut the House votes to submit amending the constitution to abolish colour distinctions in voting. A tradesman, George Buckley, died at King's College Hospital after a fall from a ladder incurred while home aid responded to his wife and child. amputation was recommended but declined, and he died shortly after.

London General Post Office Camberwell Camden Town Dalstow Hackney Harloway Islington Kent Road Kennington Kentishton Kingalend Newington Bots Pentonville Shacklewell South Lambeth Somerstown Vauxhall Walworth Crown and Anchor Tavern Strand America Friends of Civil and Social Liberty George Thompson United States Glasgow Livid Garrison American Society For the Abolition of Slavery Houphton William Lovett Henry C. Wright Lloyd Garrison Georgia Frederick Douglas Maryland H.solly Henry Vincent Greenwich Great Ruesell Labourers’ Friend Society Thongand Pounda Samen Tomlin Wrat Malling Kent Cotonnen Connecticut Connecticut House of Representatives George Buckley King’s College Hospital Manbave Srp Horace Maws Langer Robert Walper Bach of Orfant Coramons Chippenham Jack Frederick Mr Home Edmuns Thomas Baynton Sir Rv Sir Robert Perons Prince of Wales Robert House of Lords Lord Wilmington Treasury Pelham Duke of Richmond Flere Lord Hartington Coke Fitzwilliam Lord Deskford Lord Strafford Argyll Child Ned Gal Leiceter House Augusta Robert Rich Lord Orford Horace Jous Cate Houghton Pratolino Gov Trivec Fann Mr. Whithed Madam

Letters of Horace Walpole in New Edition 1743 missive mix

The London edition of Horace Walpole's letters presents political dispatches to Sir Horace Mann and new letters earlier unseen, arranged chronologically. Notable passages cover Sir Robert Walpole's fall, the House of Commons, and anecdotes about King George II, the Prince of Wales, and Lord Wilmington, with remarks on Walpole's wit and personal life.

Horace Ean London Richard Bentley Horsey Walpole Sir Horace Mann Sarah Earl of Chatham H. S. Conway Afr Goulbery Mr. Pinkerton John Chute Fay Misa Berry Mann

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