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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 21, 1845

Page

3

Repeal of Corn Laws Dominates Free Trade Gatherings

A sequence of mass meetings across English towns urges immediate repeal of the Corn Laws. Speakers including Lord John Russell supporters and farm leaders argue protection harms workers and Irish famine risks, calling for open ports and universal suffrage. Attacks on ministers and pledges to back repeal fill the rallies and public halls.

Robinson Crusoe Stafford Cheera Hull Taws-hall United Kingdom A'derman Thompenn J. H. Bromles Gordon J. Srbroe E. Higginson J. Jones Me. E.& Collins Alderffian Atkinson J. Aspin Althorpe Linecuboshire Kingston Upon Hull Great Britain Ireland John Hoyle East Riding of Yorkshire Lancashire Jacob Bright Durham Bradford Wakefield England Sheffield Halifax Rochdale Leeds and Manchester Leeds Huddersfield Lord Stourton C. Wood Busfield Bir. Parke Wrightson Faukes Farnley Hall Rane Europe Wes Trust Salisbury Plain Rye Congleton Rochester Perry Fox Maule Forfer Cupar Portobello Dalkeith Hereford Town Council Arbroath

Literary Chronicle review of Burns edition and Danish tale

The piece surveys English poetry selections in a celebrated Bath edition with fine typography and engravings, praising its moral tone and presentation. It also covers a separate volume of foreign operas adapted to English words and a Danish historical novel edited by Mrs Gore, with excerpts on Struensee and Danish court life.

London James Burn Bath Davidson Fidelio Beethoven Rossini Bellini Freyachutz Weber Gore Henry Colburn Europe Caroline Matilda George the Third Denmark Jetus

Toxixirs for Potatoes in Winter Relief Plan

In a late time audit at Mar- Rarelling Burtal the parish agreed to supply poorer parish ionera with turnipa at 4d per bushel during winter due to potato failure. Sale began Saturday last and initial reception suggests the measure may be worthwhile for adoption according to the Essez Herald.

Essez Herald

Opinion on sale of scrip under railway acts 1845

Sir Joscel Temple delivers an opinion on whether the 7 and 8 Victoria cap 110 sec 26 prohibits sale of scrip in railway companies not yet fully registered or only those provisionally registered. He holds that sec 29 forbids sale of any scrip or share interest in all companies formed after Nov 1 1844 before certificate of complete registration, applying to railway projects as well, regardless of seller’s possession or timing of transfer.

Bristol Newcastle Essex John Russell Ava John Chiers Robert Peel Edie Landon London J. A. Taylor Greet Paine City of London Circolat Minto Farquhar, Bart Hasley Electora of Hertfordshire Salisbury Arms Inn Hertford Sir R. Murray H G. Ward W.P W. Cowper W. J. Blaka C.J. Dimadate Mr. Ward M.P Halsey House of Commons Macgregor Porter Deacon Hume House of Commone Ward Bishop's Stortford Board of Guardians Mr. Phelips Mr. Chancey Hertfordshire Phelips England Preavnt Delano Mr. Delano Mr. Helsey Afr Lattimore Mr. Halsey Mr. Lattimore C.J. Thornton Parvenu Simensee Count Tannenberg Androsa Matilda Straensee Struensen Struensee Hirexchhelin Ti Wan Teenenberg Count Struensee Stroensee Serveusce House of Correction Denmark Holstein Struenses Altona Wansbeck Jadiea Italy Lisbon Ving Atadeira Hamburgh G. Tame H. Evana Lloyd T. C. Newby Edward North Buxton, Bart Tama Don Santos Africa Cuba Brazils Ivis E. Buxton Mr. Oliveira Inaemech Oliseira Tuansren Scott Addison Northern Circuit Victoria Shell Josceu

Ministerial movements dominate Windsor Castle visits and town talks

The Whig leadership bustle centers on Lord John Russell and the Lansdowne group. Meetings at Chesham Place and Eden Lodge involve Grey, Palmerston, Morpeth, Baring, Ellice, Hobhouse, and others, with despatches to Windsor Castle and expected return by noon. The press notes Peel’s allies meet at Whitehall gardens while many ministers plan the formation of a new government.

John Russell Chesham-place Piri Duke of Bedford Lansdowne Far Caredon Viscount Paliverston Lord Cottenham F.T. Baring Lanedince Windsor Castle Paddington Windsor Earl of Auckland Denis le Marchant Treasury Earl Gray H. Labouchers Board of Trade Edward Hice Viscount Morpeth Marquis of Lansdowne Earl of Auckland Whig Party Viscount Pelmoreton Carlton House Terrace Lansdowne House Bowood Jobn Russell Viscount Palmerston Robert Peel Earl of Lincoln Lord Stanley James Graham Sidney Herbert Baronet Home Secretary Burlengton Marquis of Exeter Earl of Aberdeen Brighton Earl of Haddington Duke of Buccleec i Tufnell Cnesham Place Earl Grey Bel- Brave Square Howick-hall George Grey Duchy of Lancaster Edward Ellice Henry Labouchere Belgrave Square Dorsetshire Theresa Lewis Kenthouse Knightstridge John Ruecell Cheaham Lord Campbell Stratheden House Earl of Minto London Viscount Melbourne Earl Fortescue Sir John Cam Hobhouse Sir Robert Peel Gene Stable Baronet Whitehall Gardens Lord Chancillor Wharncliffe Granville Somerset Edward Bjiice Lord John Russell Windam Castle Windevr Castle John Reeseil John Cam Hobhouse John Rusgell Cuesham Place Marquis of Lan Board of Controls F. T. Baring The Exchequer T. B. Macaulay Admiralty H. Latouchere Charles Baller Queen's Mesawater Chestam-place Lord Cottoham Wimbledon Chesham Place Charles Buller Hoor Chester Terrace Earl Charles Wood Staw Home Department John Rosselli Townspot Devonport Earl of Clarendon Morpeth E. J. Stanley Ricardo M.P Marquis Travellers’Club Viscount Ebrington For Maule A. Rutherford Janes Graham Sydney Herbert Burghley House Asatef Marquess of Exeter Lord Whamcliffe Carson Straat Bia Chesham Lace Marquess of Lansdowne Mr. Ulter Eden Lodge Knightsbridge Viscount Palmaraton Slough Normandy Florence Robert

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