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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 01, 1845

Page

2

French and Spanish Parliamentary Debates and Executions

Coverage includes chamber votes on M de Carne amendment in Paris with ministry majority, Dupin's fierce deputy speech citing Tahiti and Morocco, and political maneuvering. Also reports Zurbano’s execution near Logroño after a pursuit by El Rayo, with biographical detail and the broader Iberian unrest.

CE. Chanber Deperies Parie Apeeches M. Cremious Gasparin Billanit M. Dachatel M. de Carne Ds Beaumont Paris M. Dupin Chamber of Deputies Tahiti Morocco M. Guizot Ghent France Dupin BIS Lim Guizot Hhe Ant Morever Stl Alajust Bisa Alice Teresa Paris Bourse On Weq the New Tan, Sof Gey Orleans Reuven Lazof Havre

Four anophants elected to join society funds drive

The meeting saw about twenty recipients, with B B Cabell chairing as Luke Hansard Hay donated £100. Four female and three male candidates were chosen. A report praised the society’s improved funds and new royal patronage. John Russell to preside at the next summer festival.

B. B. Cabell Luke Hansard Hay John Ruesell Wandsworth Harrington Society of Arts Wishaw Barry New Zealand Lord Mayor's Court St. Martin’s-le-Grand House of Lords Edward Charles Pearson Naples Stevens Faer Hospital Gray's Inn-Road E. Rice City of Westminster Tire Messrs Owen and Stodart Ham-yard Gray Iun-Lane Larradio Gee-street St. Luke's Messrs. Howard and Co Japaniers, &c Old Street Brick Lane Gee Street Bean Howard Japan Braidwood

Exeter Hall doctors press for action on Royal College reform

A Monday Exeter Hall meeting of general practitioners urged resisting charter changes to the Royal College of Surgeons until grievances of over ten thousand members can be heard before the Privy Council. Mr. Wakley proposed a petition, the resolution passed, and a committee formed.

Exeter Hall Royal College of Surgeons Hunter College of Surgeons Rose Rutt Curtis M‘cane Jones Lynch Paria Profereion Wakley M.P Ma Jesty Royal College of Surgeons of England Hon. Privy Council Council of the T. H. Cooper London Tavern Bishopsgate Street Bostock Sarah Blasson Bridges William Waters Edward Walpole Genenal Annuity Society Columan-street

Melancholy Coal Pit Accidents At Tipton And Coseley

Worcester district reports two fatal mining incidents. At Tipton near Dudley three men are killed when a coal bed collapses during blasting preparations. a fourth man, Smith, dies next day in an adjacent pit. In Coseley an ironstone mine collapse injures five workers after a chain breaks, though no fatalities occur. A separate note cites wage disputes and threats amid coal mine tensions. Also mentioned is the search for Mellish a 12 year old girl linked to a murder case in Yarmouth with keyhole observations.

Worcester Mixirso Tipton Dudley Williams Smith Coseley Worcester Journal Varmouteh Muapen Mellish Yarmouth Mrs. Candler Royal and Mapes Monder

Norwich girl captured after long search in market place

A distressed girl in Norwich eludes lodging houses and rewards, is taken to the station house, and then escorted to Yarmouth by Captain Love. An Ayleham man, who linked a sighting to Mrs Candier’s murder, travels to Yarmouth to identify the suspect, swearing to the man he saw. The outcome remains unclear.

Norwich Fenromy Yarmouth Love Ayleham Candier Yarhoam Bury Post

Irish Tepeal meeting draws protests amid parliamentary debate

A Tepeal Association meeting in Conciliation Hall Ireland is marked by groans as Gratian hints at Archbishop Murray. O’Connell criticizes, then backs a parliamentary committee report on Irish members attending Parliament. Rent is set at £257. James Daly tipped for Lord Dunsandie.

Deunris Tepeal Association Gratian Archbishop Murray O'Connell Morning Chronicle House of Commons Ita Ireland Chronicle J. O'Connell Mundey James Daly Cashel Galway Dunsandie Tersa Ratuwais Board of Trade Elore Georgiaus H England Midland Lia An Nouwar Georgiana H Lefeber Siost M‘hale Tuam Wight Keating Ferns Pigzies Ardagh Wet Cove Trabs Chronicle Tok Place Killaloe Cole Clanfadda Hillalae Gleeson Grophy Callaghan Brophy Callaphan John Ellis Melone Ballina

Ruins of Greyfriars and Free Seceders in Scotland

The article contrasts the charred Greyfriars ruins with the newer church remains. It notes visitors, calls out Free Seceders for denouncing rebuilding, and questions claims of divine judgment. It criticizes the insurance town council dynamic and recalls muttered phrases about martyrs spirits amid the fire aftermath.

Epixsunou Greyfriars Free Secession Lumburgh

Great Britain makes remarkable Channel voyage in gale

The Great Britain sailed from Bristol to London on Thursday, then faced a violent gale from the south west. The voyage tested her screw propulsion as she battled heavy seas, damaged bow bull's-eyes, and a near standstill before reaching Land's End and Weymouth, with crews and observers praising the vessel's performance and potential.

Great Britain Bristol London Kingroad Abe S.S.W N.W Holms Lundy Island Rsland N.N.W Great Western Lundy Land's End Worinutes Espines Korta Jatin Eddystone Dam Sturt Polar Portland Prc Needles Lymington Apollo Spithead Daves Dulles $S New York Evvere Dierent Ututost Gravesend Woolwich Blackwall Beachyhead Dungeness Hoskep Crispin Royal Yacht Lloyd Woolwich Dockyard Admiralty Blackwall Pier Blackwall Dockyard Eaat India Docks

A New Tutck Fraud Reported In City

A man left home with his wife and children for a short time when a woman called claiming to be from the earlier visitor. She described the dress and collected a roasting jack for a debt of about old. The servant paid and received a worthless article. The swindler, under 30, light complexion, stout, wore a straw bonnet, dark shawl, and purple gown. The trick has been used on others.

Spain Baron de Tr Baron de Meer Reyal Itles Decaranor Zurbano Ivhuit Madrid Portugal Cayo Muro Uproza Capella Urbanc Don Benits Martinez Bayosse Cayo Mara Logrono Aynat Berea Barea Hermenegilda Martinez Pito Pizarro Espartero Iran Tran Progresista Party Madrid Gasette Prim Council of Ministers Juan Prim Count de Reus el Tiémpo la Sebastian Cadiz Hhis Lisbon Chamber of Deputies Fountain Head Duke of Wellington Marquess Beresford Conservatorial Persia Messoul Nurullah Bey Bader Khan Kurdistan Diss Stevens Kur Jesirah Musgoul S. Canning Constantinople Sir Stratford Canning Count de Sartiges Teberan Urmia Count Medem Hadji Mirza Agasi Aserbeidgar Wulff England Georgia Russia Pembroke Crier Hough Perso Portington Camden-town Tavis Ex-Strest Coventgarien Ager Camsden-town Sam St. Pancras Lamb Wakley Mas Thames Police Court Lrougn Broderip AstLex Taratis Carter Lamteth William Blake C. Doigt Ohe William Howe Jam Haliey Johnny Gilpin Dece Mr. Barry Barry Johno Brown Charlotte Bake Murcar Jeffree Decca Tia Tin Phulbrook Langer United States Bert Au Prince Dat Tamerlane Theobald Trent Nah Hound Liverpool Bove Cellent Charles Ware Hon Walters Capt Bold Chronivte

The Halmerend Murder Execution Details Revealed

The Halmerend case notes a morning retreat by authorities and a final execution at the county prison. Prisoners Dowing and Powys maintained innocence as work began on the apparatus and a chaplain ministered before the drop. They professed forgiveness for others, urged prayers, and faced death in a measured, faithful manner.

Trolts Tata Dowing Powys Eare Superinte Bergen Roth Perrén Mathers Maccera

Child found dead in Pembroke garden and theatre accident

Reports describe a child found in Pembroke garden with signs suggesting birth, a coroner inquiry into possible violent cause, and a separate theatre accident at AstLex's theatre where a performer died from injuries after a rope incident on stage. Eyewitnesses, surgeons, and a coroner testified about the circumstances and potential liability. No verdict yet.

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