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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 26, 1846

Page

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Kaffir conference ends with terms for frontier settlement

The frontier talks between Colonel Johnstone and Gaika chiefs, led by Macomo, failed to yield peace terms as the chiefs refused the governor’s plan to cede land and resettle noncombatants. Macomo appeared weak but opposed surrender of arms, while others pressed for autonomy. The conference adjourned with tensions rising and possible further military action anticipated.

Astern Province South African Commercial Advertiser Somerset Wealeyville Johnstons Rat River Andreas Stockenstrome Macomo Kat River Colourl Johnstone Raffirchiefa Ingoes Wottentote Waterino Bay Catherine John Brown Captain Brown Providence Brown Apollo Mossel Bay Graham’s Town Journal Williams Kowie River Calonel Somerett Calderwood Fort Beaufort Kaffirs C.M.R Colonel Johnstone GALKA Frontier Times Johnstone Chumie River Black Drift Campbell Sandilla Botmen Soato Batman Mejor Smith Mr. Calderwood Keo River Hottentots Masist Rauleur Aimilar Sandilia Amatola Cape Corps Phillipton London Missionary Society Wilson Miss North Lieutenant North New South Wales Teatate Infanta Plymouth Rome Deponent Church of England Devonshire North Bia Jem Norfolk Hastings Stuart Lovat Babeas Equity

Westminster Bridge and Ireland Land Reform Debate

A London Chronicle style column decries a plan to convert Irish peasants into freeholders via state land purchases. It criticizes Sismondi Inglis and Chartist influence, questions parliamentary seizure of land, and argues for preserving property rights while debating Ireland’s social policy and tax use alongside Westminster bridge concerns.

Morning Chronicle Chapmen Ireland Bourke Burke Beaet Sismonds Inglis Gemini Wakefield Sismondi Bas Beides Boliday Captain Claridge Kappa Tuglis England Loire Sheffield Birmingham Lancashire Isle County Clare Wiltahire Wilts Cromwell Sidney Engiland Co-operative Company Fea Fee Lord Morpeth Treland Ing United Kingdom Feargus O'Connor Mr. Bunn Drury Lane Jook Ae

Conversions To Rome and Catholic Faith Entries

A series of notices reports public professions and shifts to Roman Catholicism. Mr. F A Paley publicly aligns with Rome. Rev. John Gordon resigns his curacy to join Catholic rites. Mr. Newman enters Propaganda College in Rome to pursue holy orders.

Rome F. A. Paley Liverpool Courier Mre Webster Ballet Department Miss Hilton W. Hilton Arwick Green Manchester Twe Webster Booth St. John’s Parish Chester St. John's Church Clara Webster Drury Lane Theatre

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