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Weekly Chronicle

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

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Dec 21, 1845

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Three Cheers for Lord John and Free Trade in 1845

Along densely packed columns in London readers cheer Lord John Russell and the Free Trade cause. The piece lauds Peel’s government as bluff and argues for immediate full repeal of the Corn Laws, praising Cobden and the Anti Corn Law League while urging unity across classes and a decisive shift to Free Trade policy amid famine and political maneuvering.

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Lord John Oak Dodger Bank Wordsworth Robert Peel Joan Scotland Ramaturs Omi Wich Devonshire John Ares Lim Ir Loulou Russell Tray Jess Ta Nere Covent Garden Theatre Hart and Bow Streets Charles Pelham Villiers G. Wilson Villierson Peppenpegg Anti Cty League Cobden Bt Paul’s Nature Providence League House of Commons Viking Andy Tom House of Cominons Sir Robert Peel John Russell Lord John Russell Tao England Lord Morpeth Lord Radnor Lord Duck Lord Kinnaird Earl Grey Duke of Richmond Bright London United Kingdom Anti-Com Law League Multioudes New York Union House of Lords Manchester Leeds Glasgow Sheffield Birmingham Ealgary Wien Jan Fox House of Peers Commons Mr. Cobden Fugheman
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Great Meeting of Dukes at Cambridge House Dinner

A Thursday dinner by Dukes 4.2 A3 A4 and A5 at Cambridge House featured exotic dishes, imported wines, and a humorous, elaborate display. Duke A2 critiqued tax in England, Poor Law reform, and protection while other Dukes debated tariffs, Ireland, and reform. The event ended with plans for a ducal administration and hints Peel may form government.

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Cambridge House Duke al F. M Dresden China Honduras Grayere Duke Prel France Portugal Spain Germany Duke A Robert Per Jind England Royal Duke Trelaall le Begeed Duke Ait Rose Tie Duke At Ireland
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Woodstock Elects Lord Alfred Churchill for Woodstock Borough

Woodstock, Dec 19, a dull election settled on Lord Alfred Spencer Churchill as the lone candidate to represent Woodstock in Parliament. The mayor and crowd watched as Churchill, supported by his party, declared his commitment to agricultural interests and opposition to monopoly while a declaration of qualification was debated and confirmed. Churchill rode in a carriage through the town after the vote amid cheers and music.

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Woodstock Lord Loftus Marquis of Fly Alfred Spencer Churchill Duke of Marlborough Lon Alan Spence Churchill Major Parlby Whately W. Evans Lord Alfred Spencer Churchill Margetts Money Evatts Londonderry Himeself Mnyself Fleetor Henry Morgan Morgan Lord A. S. Churchill Ant Loui House ‘of Commons
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Free Traders Metaxopory Jonxy Russell Wolverhampton Newcastle Gravesend St. Pancras Roger Hall Chear Farwens Rome Dublin Warder Killaloe Crotty Michael Nolan Meath E. Burke Elphin O'Crotty Cork William Dickson Killala Michael M‘cartan Dromore Mulligrand Morrissy Dublin Cummins Brady Kells Cousins Limerick Donelly Belcarra Tuam Murray Tuara Miltown Clare Sweeney Ardagh O'Leary D. Crowley Michael Hogan Diocese of T Moriarty T. Hamilton D. Foly R. J. Smyth Murphy Youghal Monastery Phillips Day Youghal Monestery Lord Galmoy M.S. Bourke Jariath’s O'Callaghan Maynooth J. Moriarty J. Collins J. Stack Alexander Murray, Esq Kirkcudbright Broughton North Britain Orleans House Twickenham Middlesex Killybegs Donegal Province of Canterbury Anne Murray Jane Garden Theatre Patie Perry Pastariatt Amti Corn Law League O'Connell Taya O’qonnell Mr. O'Connell
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