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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 27, 1846

Page

4

Banquet for Cobden in Malaga Hosts Free Trade Showcase

An extensive Malaga festival report covers a Monday banquet in a new hotel saloon honoring the English free trader Cobden. Dignitaries and merchants join Cobden and Schwabe at a 70-cover dinner, with toasts to Queen, trade freedom, and Malaga’s prosperity. Cobden warns against protection and monopoly, urging tariff reform and international discussion.

Cobden Avisadar Melaguena Malega Casa Do Ampo School of Seville Eduardo Dalias Juan Gil Juan Clemens Malaga Salis Schwabe Enrique Sandoval Chamber of Commerce Don Jose Hernantez Schwabe Don Jose Maria Garcia Don Gullermo Mark Consol Don Jovis Mirasson Ries Spain England M.P English League Rose Don Francisco Crooke Navarvt Custom House St. Peel Petlongs Steets Don Jose Hernandez Sprin

Wardmotes and elections for City of London wards

The City Wardmates report Monday's annul election of Common Councilmen across London wards and the Aldermen Common Council dispute over Freemen's Qualification. Wardmotes at Aldersgate, Aldgate, Bishopsgate and others elected re candidates with debates on city finances and reform. several wards reelect officials while new candidates emerge. Financial figures show pensions rising from 40 pounds in 1600 to 3,881 pounds in 1846 with ten recipients.

St. Thomas's City of London Court of Aldermen Common Council Alvensgate Aldersgate Street Peter Laurie Heasley House of Commons Court of Common Council Alderosen Beastoy Lane Norris Deputy Larkin J. T. Norris J. Woods S. Maw E. Godson G. Stacy S. Sharwood H. de’ Jersey Aldgate Alderman Humphrey Deputy Lake Fisher Massey Whiteside Salter Ternap Cliftin Freeman Bishopsuats Alderman Copeland Deputy Peacock Wardmole Deputy Stevens Bennett Pelcher Pattee Carr Jones Thomas Johnson Hall Ashby Tozer Sharland Mecars Owden Tegg Gipin Stevens Peacock Pilcher Patten Tagg Gilpin Barap Streer H. Hughes Cordwainers’ Hall James Southwood Bridge David Laurie James Duncan James Dignum William Lawrence William Hawtrey Nicholas Maughem James Pellit Snell Poland Brice Chapman Marshall Pewtress Nott Hill Cope Low Chadwick Watham Mathews Canpiewiex Thia Ward Evans Bond Daikin Blake Towers Kemp Castle Baywanp Alderman Wilaou Deputy Hicks Hoppe Callingwood Bailey Rownson J. Waterlow R. Dever Ju! Hunter Chiplecames WitHiWi Alderman Challis Deputy Smith Brass Hovle Cash Lart Bennock Brown Barnard Wilson Dewar Banda Dowoate Alderman John Johnson Deputy Brown Prior Lime Street Alderman Farebrother Daniel Cork Thomas Budge Simpson Thomas Symonds Wiliam Tanner Mitchell Corse Alderman Aitchison Turnbull Capel Ibis Vierry Sir W. Magnay Welsh Elmen Messrs. White King Spraigue Leppard Marsden Waprook Alderman Gibbs Deputy Watkins Ford Hale D. W. Wire E. Conder W. Rowley T. Rowley

Election results across multiple wards with varied vote counts

Polls closed at different hours as numerous wards declared winners. Candidates including Mesara Bretton Lister Wilson James Clark and others gained varied votes, with several deputies listed. Notable tallies include Williams 109 Phillips 104 and Owden 283 Carr 265, while first eight or fourteen elected in each ward were noted.

Bern Basstanaw Wann Mesara Bretton Lister Wilson James Clark Buuixascate Williams Phillips Roberts Bower Carling Barna Knill Gibbs Piper Caulnton Branopsants Peacock Owden Stevens Carr Johnson Ashby Hall Honcett Jonva Pilcher Fatten Thomas Sharlend Tozer Tagg Gilpin Girat Enoap Sr Corney Jupp Gudenden Baker Marriott Foster Warton Casterton White Conpwarsen Maddell Jayen Croucher Low Joliffe Taylor Joseph Nix Smith Howle Brown Dewar Canb Brass Hennoch Last Alx Hult Exgleton Hayward Rutter Ridley Ashurat Bonsor Virtue M*leachlan Morris Blake Hartley Humphries Youngs Wheelton Farrix Witnoct Wright Walker Chrinde Kilby Jutsum Thomson Danford Vile Frat

Officer Removed From Custom House Service

An officer in the landing department at the Custom House has been removed from service. The individual has been in the department for several years. The removal is believed to relate to improper proceedings uncovered previously, which allowed a fraud upon the revenue.

Custom House

Murder in Lambeth Aided by Own Actions Found Dead

Two bodies recovered from the Thames near Waterloo Bridge indicate foul play and suicide. A 30 year old woman Hannah Reed and her 11 month old son William Reed were identified after police traced the mother’s past with local families. The coroner’s inquest returned a verdict that Reed murdered her child and destroyed her own life while of unsound mind.

Waterloo Road Waterloo Dock Wert Croan Street Anderson Afr Carter Tutheld Belvedere Lambeth Adelaide Larsbeth Hannah Reid Willian Reid Abu W. Carter Surrey Peta Richard Pierse Thomas Martin Frederick Anderson St. John's Church Ana Anderson Ann Jupes New Street Webber Street St. Dunstan’s Witheas Wilderness Lane Bia Wiater Witnese Aloc Beliaf Jamra Witnear Ana Hem James Ann Hopsache Baba Mary Smith Anid Abe Bzard Alrangora Hannah Read William Read Mayo Yaye R Grady Kilbrack Pat Tiernan Rutlege Rodin Catherine Walsh Linle Athinnon Crosemolina Bernard Regen Meera Roscoll Limerick Galway Hiv Alven Claremolina M'Nair John Ruane Lacken Tacken Fahyrmen Jamon M'Gloyn Bullaghmuck Willliams M‘nair Westport Devil Castlebar Ature Staball Algiers Paris Court of Assize of France London M. Very Rue Lacroix Mme. Very Nic. Very N. Very Poll St. Marin

Manchester election letters on church concessions debate

The correspondence from May, Hugh Stowell, Lord Lincoln, Mr. Gibson and others in Manchester discusses whether further national concessions to the Church of Rome should be made. Lord Lincoln and Mr. Gibson decline or limit answers, while Brotherton and Bright voice views on religious liberty and the Manchester election. A Dublin relief meeting and Mayo famine notes follow.

Manchester Hugh Stowell Lord Lincoln Gibson Brotherton Bright Manchester and Salford Electors of Church of Rome Tam T. Poour Broughton T Nere Manchrater and Salford Protestant Association Salford Church of England House of Commons C. Ke United Kingdom Maynooth College Mr. Bright Dublin Dabdlin Munichell Dr. Murray Trinity College D. O'Connell Alderman O'Brien O'Conneil Staunton Magrath Murray Metropolia Ovary Crighton All Ireland High Sherif Metropolitan Relief Committee For J. Clanron O'Connell T. M. Greshant

Ecuador Expedition case at Thames police court

Captain Adderley Sleigh formerly of the Anglo Spanish Auxiliary Legion is charged under the Foreign Enlistment Act at Thames police court. Evidence shows recruitment of British veterans to serve General Flores in Ecuador, with pay, emigration terms, and preparations aboard the Glenelg, Neptune, and Monarch ships. The case will proceed at the Central Criminal Court with bail set and witnesses bound over.

Adderley Willcocks Anglo Spanish Auxiliary Legion Evens Thames Police Yardley Thames Police Court Potbury Solicitors of Customs Forssyth Custom House Ferquor Glenelg Neptune Monarch Ateaar Law Spain L’artugal Potbary Majenty J. Forsayth John Brown Henry Ledger Windebank George Wrexhaw Sleigh Ecuador Suipewdere Ling South America Windebank Windebenk British Legion Portugal Captain Sleigh the Angel Rotherhithe Coruone Yardles Charity Monarch Mr. Yardley Thomas Rilings Wood's Chelaes Spatp Anglo Spanish Legion Jolly Brewers Crown Street Westminster Wood Forsyth Gfice Wuod No. 4 Somerset-Strvet Portman-square General Flores Don Rothes Rothery Flores Chelaea Rutherhithe Angel Royal Artillery Athera Florus Yardiey Bia R, Yardley Watbury Symona J. Capper Saliabary Street Strand H. Robertson Orwa Agein Afr Shaw Murnival George Wernham Wernham Putbury Europe Codeairuus William Perry D’oyley Street Mr. Shaw Central Criminal Court Mapiecrate England Capper Robertsson Roche Gawler Mapiatrate Major Winford Westminster Sessiona

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