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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 23, 1848

Page

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Fragmented Prose Portrait of Tetterby and an Ancient College

A fragmentary, Dickensian scene portrays Mr. Tetterby and a child named Johnny in a softly voiced, reflective mood. It describes Sally’s brightness, a screen moment, and a vivid, decayed college interior crowded by surrounding city growth, its sun dial bricked in, and the old crypts echoing with distant voices.

Tetterby Mr. Tetterby Johnny Sally Apsily Ko Ian Eiet Enich Zoey

Education Question and clergy meet over Council on Education

In Chichester Diocese a large clergy gathering in the Cathedral Library debated the Privy Council on Education and Archbishop Canterbury correspondence. They urged a memorial to the National Society and Parliament to secure Church control of education, oppose Council measures, and seek a formal act defining powers and appeals.

Diocese OF Chichester Committee of Privy Council On Education Archbishop of Canterbury National Society God Itme Committee of Council Archdeacon Manning Glasgow J. H. Nelson Reva S. Johnson W. D. Wilkes C. R. Crary C. B. Wollaston F. Valentine S. Fairless B. Phipps W. Ayling C. Gran V. K. Wade J. M. Sandham W. Barnett F. Lockett H. Legge Isene Committee of Privy Council W. Eedle South Bersted Cople Tate Committee of Council On Education Privy Council Committee of Privy Council On Stair Douglas Archdeaconry of Oane Clelay T. Lockett Petworth House of Lords Bisho House of Commons Earl of March Manning

The Ashton Under Line Chartists Trial Rises in Ashton

In Northern Circuit at Liextoor on December 18, five Ashton Chartists including Constantine Kenworthy Walker Stott Sefton Tassiker faced charges for felonious assembly and later for conspiracy to levy rebellion and arm themselves. The prosecution outlined plans for a August rising, gunpowder and cannon placements, and attacks on police, with Bright’s murder linked to the riot. After deliberation the prisoners pled guilty to conspiracy and were sentenced to transportation for life or lengthy terms with varying durations for Sefton and others. The Manchester Chartists trial followed with numerous witnesses and charges of unlawful assembly and conspiracy. Sentences ranged from six months to one year with recognizances to keep the peace.

Ashton-Under-Line Joseph Constantine Thomas Kenworthy Jonathan Walker James Stott John N. Sefton Thos. Tassiker Aston Messia Keawles Webby Pullock Atkinson Pollock Busines Sefton Astton Hyde, Duckenfield, &c Constantine Mosley Road Bright Tassiker John Latimer National Guard Walker Charitat Room Bentinck Street Milligan London Telegraph Northern Star Liverpool Mercury Stott’s Bowers's Dukinfield Stott Hindley’s Park Pickford William Broabert Duke of Wellington United Kingdom Peat Ashton Taselker William Winterbottom Edward Harrap William Healey William Bolton James Herrop Charles Jesson James Tetlow Ats Taterbottom Harrop Tetlow Jesson Healey James Harrop Bolton Thamas Hunt Chadwick Scholefield Cropper Nixon Rankin National Guards Sovrorel People’s Tnatitate London Manchester Downey Oldham Tib Street Cearns McDowall West White Grocott Nic Donough High Street Turner Street Stephenson Market Street Mr Donough Donovan Leech Schofield Bailey Lower King Street M‘donough St. George's Church St. Paul’s St. Ann's St. Mary's St. John's Beawick Archdeacon Bradford Ireland Biremingham Witnoas England Donough Aren Cropper James Chartiam Charitat Tindal Atkinson Werewesdar Jayford Hoether Man Ball Weat M'Donough Warwick G. J. Clarke J. Dowlan P. Develln H. Ellis J.J. Finnigan J. Fosse Mr. Holme W. Heap S. Coorns J. Lemon T- Roberts G. Rogers G. Rameden J. Spooner T. Whittaker W. Barton J. Barker Joseph Barker

West Riding Election declares Denison elected knight

At Wakefield Courthouse on the West Riding poll, Edmund Denison secured 11,706 votes, defeating Sir Culling Eardley Eardley by 2,048. Denison praised working classes and education, while Eardley argued on church and state, religious education, and reform issues. A county procession followed the declaration.

West Riding Wakefield Calling Eardley Eardley Huntings Eardley Edmund Denison Culling Eardley Eardley Denison County of York West Riding of York Lord Wharncliffe Devison Mer. Denison Baronet Hon. Baronet Mr. Cobden Hear Sir Culling Eardley Sir Calling Weat Committee of Council C. Eardley Cobden Criss Lancashire Lord Milton Cheera Mr. Denison Culling Eardley Jorgiam Yorkshire Ceer England James S. Wortley Mr. Sarley The Times Edinburgh Wortley Sir Culling Whortley Leeds Intelligencer Sir Calling Eardley Roman Catholica Ireland Spis Italy Josph Plantaard William Holmes Duke of Wellington Iceland Liverpool Financial Reform Association Exeter Hall Oxford Eles Turnbull Sir Eardley H. Parnell General Gascoigne Calling Eardley House of Commons John Russell Church of England Cullin Forder W. Gray Bagg

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