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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 05, 1846

Page

5

Singular Railway Action and International Affairs Summary

Paris reports muted political debate as Cracow’s confiscation draws ire. Italian and Spanish flux described, with London press scrutinizing Montpensier marriage and French monarchic intrigues. Mexico and U S war discourse cited, Webster’s Boston speech condemns the Mexican conflict. Indian theater notes detail Cashmere insurrection and Lahore’s forces, while China news warns of rising tensions in Canton and Ningpo. War talk and financial markets across India, Calcutta, Bombay, and Madras conclude with trade and exchange movements amid global turmoil.

Paris Cracow Republic of Cracow France England Austria Lord Palmerston Montpensier Lord Aberdeen Hey Bey Hns Iistrigua Paril Mediterranean Constantinople Russia Isabella Count de Montemolin M. Bresson Madrid Flores Sunutander South America Rome Minsk Pius TX Mexico Liverpool Britannia Boston The Boston Times Great Western Santa Anna Tampico United States Salas New York Wensten Webster America Texas Middle States Congress Yemen Sub Treasury Union Sempronius Gorce Mr. Webster Nuecea Rio Grande Wnion Nueces Paredes Almonte Ampudia Washington Monterey Appleusr India Asemi Marveiller Bombay Cashmere Sheik Emaum Deen Amoll Hurree Purvat Jamoo Armire Gholab Singh Lahore Je] Singh Wheeler Jullundrr Doab Jumoy Ghilab Trunya Ferozepore Rayee Ghulab Castimere Gholub Casimere Tej Singh Bheembur Gholab Casimerians Moultan Dewan Dhuleep Singh Scinde Sublur Burrachee Sir Napier Celouel Outram Bhopal Ameer Mahomed Khan Rajab Nepaul Gureranr G Suddur and Foujdaree Adaw‘ut Hon. Company Sig Tidvelly Presidency Lesiu Court of Directors Suddur Court H. Rover D. Pollock Madras Surz Alexandria Malta Ariel Marseilles Spitfire Calcutta Bomany

Masters of the Mills and the Worker Relation

The piece argues Parliament should not ban women from mills, warning such action would push them into Workhouses. It urges mill owners to fund schools baths and libraries to ease tensions, suggesting better housing and housing as a path to harmony while resisting further state intervention in hours of labor.

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Daring Robbery at Gateshead Targets Miss Murray’s House

Two well dressed men dined at Miss Murray's Half Moon, then robbed her of about £35 in gold from a private drawer. Police traced suspects via inns and a Shields transfer, locating a wife-and-husband pair with burglary gear and £19 found. The pair, Wood and Shaw, were captured after a chase. Shaw from Dublin, Wood from Newington. The case proceeds to further examination. a letter indicates Shaw’s Dublin wife.

Wareham Prance Court of Comsion Preas Luesday S'bia Howland Streer Fitzroy Square Somersetshire Collard Great Western Railway Nasi House of Maples and Steesena J’rance Serjeant Murphy T.C. Forster Serjeant Wilking James Rankin Talfourd Chanuel Hoggins Serjeant Withking King and Queen Fuiesy Place Marylebone Horsford Lome Nile Paddington Nesi Seirbacet Gardiner Dunn Anne O'Connell Seymour Clark Great Western Bailway Sit. House Maynard Garratt Clark Chilton NASA Tere Marcard Cork Nether Stones Bridgewater London Dunn Pugh Mice of Maples and Steevens Colonel Juterell Thomas Wait Artu Collard Serjeant Talfuurd Maynard and Pine Marnard Plains Elo Roniceman Giltspur Street Maspard Bermuda Noah Ladimer Queen Street John Bush Bush and Mulline Solletters Associated Society of Bankers Wilkins Te Treat Western Railway Davy Davis Accetis Westinus Garritt and Muynard Leas Gateshead Misa Murray's Miss Murray Inspector Drake Newcastle Bridge End North Shields Shields Crake Shorrey Wood Chace Newington Shaw Dublin Shea

Blunder in Cambridge Electors Register Cited

Miscellany reports a serious error in Cambridge borough electors list for next year. Forty nine names claimed last register were struck by the revising barrister, split as 27 Liberals and 22 Tories, with fault undetermined. Also noted are items on railway ventures, infant schools funding, a Liverpool anti-Tes Duty deputation, a strange Dartmouth burial case, Horsham Sunday work for rail construction, and other local notices.

Cambridge Register Cambridge Extanonpixary Railway Markham Isrant Binnixacuam Birmingham Liverpool Dartmouth George Forbes Thompson Lake Lovu Corps of Royal Engineers Apsin Spain Italy Corfu Thompson Colonel Thompson C. Burrell Bric Queen Jane Archbold Scotland Liffey Jane Liverpyal Courier Bury Thomas Birtwistle Bolton Street Wanchester W. Powell Ragland Hereford Journal Servants of Justice Brighton Guardian Fuatruen Suirmest Cattie England Were National Guard M. Bailly M. Cary

Week in NAME OF RAILWAY documenting 1846 routes and lines

A fragmented 1846 railway overview lists lines such as Edinburgh and Glasgow Great Western and London Birmingham with figures like 5295 and 2127. It catalogs routes including Gravesend and Rochester, Manchester and Leeds, South-Eastern Dover and London, and Dundee and Arbroath, with numerous passenger and freight figures and numerous company pairings.

Fees Edinburgh Glasgow Great Western Aleonae A Feiner Ani Ayr Gravesend Rochester London & Hirmingham, and Co Junction London Blackwall Brighton Grosdon Manchester Leeds Easy Slod Midland Jeggy Mingham Newcastle and Carlisles Darlington Norfoll Dover Greenwich Seereeeeee i Hats Barrett South Devonces Chester & Birkenhew Dundee & Artroath Durham & Sunderlan Paris Rowen Paris and Orleany

Doings at Crockford's with Lord Maidstone in suit

A London courtroom recounts the Crockford’s Club case brought by the executrix of William Crockford seeking payment for dining and drinking charges charged to Lord Maidstone. Testimony details club rules, dinners, wine, and alleged gaming, with witnesses from porters to stewards. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, later reduced by the judge.

Sarah Crockford Maidstone F. Pollock William Crockford Crockford Humfrey C. Rowe Bolton Street Mr. Humfrey Aveing England Dukes of Wellington Argel Cleveland Rutland Richmond Prince Lieven Lord Wherncliffe Colonel Anson Lord Westmoreland Lord Maidstone Mr. James Mr. Jones Lord de Roos Lord Chesterfield Colonel Ausey William Simmons Lord Maiderone Taraspay James Lawrence Crarman Gabriel John Hunt Crockford's William Lawrence Crockfords J. Osborn Mr. Crockford James Lord Lord de Rees Marquis of Hertford Ren Hell Lord Maidetone Bulton Street

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