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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 13, 1846

Page

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Taxation Debate Sparks Wide Critique Of Smee Pamphlet

A London press review attacks Mr. Smee's proposed plan to extend the Income Tax to all classes while abolishing the Malt and Window Taxes. It questions equity, lists practical flaws, and cautions that the measure may burden laborers while offering little clarity on taxation justice. The piece ends noting continued coverage and upcoming discussions.

Smee Bank of England Homer Stansfield Stansfield Smeet M.P Casimir Perier John Russell St. Paul's Dewil England Smeetaliza

Smithfield Club Prize Cattle Show Described

The Smithfield Club prize cattle show draws crowds for a national display of oxen sheep and pigs. The piece notes Royal Albert and other nobles competing with mixed quality animals, outlines class winners and purchases, and praises rail links enabling distant buyers to secure stock for Christmas markets.

Smithfield West-end Madame Tuasaud Zoological Gardens England France Europe America John Buil Jobo Smithfield Club Prince Albert Exeter Stevens Oxford Trinder Wantage Hereford Duke of Bedford Bridge Buttsbury Maw Tetley Sussex Selmes Beckley Viscount Torringto Royal Earl of Warwick Peterborough Earl of Leicester North Devon Minton Duchess of Kent Windsor Marquis of Exeter Durham Goodwin Godstone Budge Lambethwalk Marsie Slarp and Hale Mighstreet Marylebone Charles Wake Clase Armfield Brook-street Bond-street Bannister Earl of Collingwood Abingdon Milnes Downham Norfolk T. Cowell Brook Street Hyde Park Gardens George’ Phillips Smith Lower Marsh Lambeth John Booth Lawrence Rugby John Hall Kighton Reading King Brighton London Derbyshire Eane John Painter Leicester Wethern Rudge Lameth Wale

Remarkable Trial at Cologne for Theft from Baroness

In Cologne the Criminal Court tried M Oppenheim on charges linked to stealing a casket from Baroness de Meyendorff aboard a hotel stay en route from Aix la Chapelle to Paris. The case detailed two travelers Cronecker and Ullmann as fronts for Mendlesohn and Oppenheim seeking to seize an alleged rent charge of 25,000 a year. witnesses testified to the casket’s disappearance and recovery with indictments for tearing documents. The jury found M Oppenheim Not Guilty on both counts and he was discharged.

Criminal Court of Cologne M. Oppenheim de Meyendorff Hotel de Mayence Aix la Chapelle Paris Kronecker Breslau Ullmann Berlin Rhine Uilmann Esser Basser Boon Dr. Mendlezohn Royal Court of Dr. Mendlesuhe Dr. Mendlesohn Hebersthel Belgium Felix Mendlesauhn Count de Hatzfeld Countess de Hatzfeld Baroness of Meyendorff M. Windscherf Dusseldorf Germany Vienna Schoenstein Galignani

Congress of European Powers Lays Montpensier Marriage Aftermath

A rumour claims Louis Philippe seeks a congress of European powers to present the Montpensier marriage and the France England rift. He denies bad faith toward England and says a European peace is at stake. He vows to lay out the dispute with Victoria’s government and foresees a necessary congress to avert war. Tax speculation notes land purchases at Herringgate and Redmarley for cottages, £13031 4s 9d raised of £18000, with 36 cottages and a school on the Herringgate estate and future cottages planned on the Redmarley estate. Rev Lord Wrinkhesley Russell of Chenies has visited the sites.

Louis Philippe Europe Montpensier St. James's England France Victora Herringgate Herts Redmarley Worcestershire Chartians Lord Wrinthesley Russell Chenies

Murder of a Child by its own Father Barstor Bristol

In Bristol's Redcliffe district a butcher, John Cann, is in custody after a two o'clock attack on his wife near Bridge Street and the death of their ten week old infant Anne Elizabeth Cann. An inquest heard testimony from police, witnesses, and a hospital surgeon detailing skull fractures and brain injuries. The coroner noted circumstantial and presumptive evidence while the jury found willful murder against Cann.

Standard Lennox City of London John Ruasett Mr. Pattison G. Larpent Baron Rothechild Tuer Conner Mont Trinity Lodge Kev Trinity College University Library Senate House King’s College Chapel Byron Thorvaldsen Trinity Duke de Medina Sidonia John Manners Milman Lonp Asaley Yorkshire Lancashire Leeds Mercury Coppzn Cobden London Manchester Liverpool Birmingham Bristol Leeds Nottingham Manchester Times M. Micheret M. Michelet Thomas Hoop Thomas Hood Mr. Hood Mrs. Hood John Russell Mre. Hood Cheltenham Plough Hotel Taunton Courier Hudson York Gateshead Reform Club St. Jamie’s Parx St. Jamen's Park Rtaal Railways Thia France Belgium Rhine Prussia Austria Bavaria, &c Holland Italy Barstor Redcliffe John Cann Bridge Street St Ation Anne Elizabeth Cann J. B. Grindon General Hospital John Thomas Read Bath Street Bristol Bridge Ane Abe Masur Witutas Marson Witoves Buister Ann Elizaveth Cenn Wells Elizabeth Bird Cann Camden Terrace Dana Bret Mason Thecbut John Cana

Madge WildBre terror reports in Gateshead outskirts

Reports describe a hooded figure named Madge WildBre seen near Gateshead attacking pedestrians with a pistol. A young man named Cont from Lew Fell resisted, fired a blow, and escaped after four male helpers arrived. locals speculate the figure may be a man in disguise.

Cent Cout Rasquerede Wyndham J. C. Dowsing Gloucester Journal Page Wellesley Wye Hay Bnilth London Wales Hereford Dowsing Wyodham

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Malys Eseneys Army Savino Smeel Mr. Smee The Total Repeal Malt Tax Association Blackfriars W. P. Lamb Cheetham Ockham Central Protection Society Old Bond Street Duke of Richmond East Kent Central Association Hear Collyer Farringston J. Smith Lattimore Northouse Harvey Gedney Heriot Body Rowley Norwich Harleston Ipswich Lype Bedford Wiltshire Maidstone Nottinghamehira Arkell Willahire Protection Society Ellman Lewes Central Protection Association B. B. Cabball R. Peel Mr. Cabbell House of Commons Cabbell Hodgkin Metropolis C.j Ny. Lattimore Cain Ftienses Dr. Lamb East Sussex Lamb Aleo Eat Central Protections Association TE Qoszy Riozann Donx
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