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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 06, 1847

Page

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Parliament's Power Over Commons and the High Court Question

A critical note on the Exchequer Chamber judgment in Presett Ed. about the House of Commons authority to punish contempts and to oversee state questions. It questions the scope of the Commons as part of the High Court of Parliament, the prescriptive rights of Parliament, and whether the decision holds or endangers liberty, citing historical petitions and the elder Petition of Rights.

Court of Exchequer Chamber Queen's Bench Presett Thesiger House of Com Eugal House of Commons Court of Queen's Bench England Howard High Court Ser Chamber Farhequer Chamber Rolls of Parliament Commons Henry the Fourth High Court of Parliament Exchequer Notas Nibley Green Mars Prient Lee Fuleta Son Conseil Assistiment Iolice Common Law Courts William the First Henry V Graunte Renee

Destruction of Easton Lodge home of Viscount Maynard

Fire engulfed Easton Lodge the seat of Lord Viscount Maynard in Essex destroying most of the Elizabethan mansion and its contents. The blaze began early Sunday with flames engulfing timber beams as local engines and volunteers battled the inferno. The Lord and Lady Maynard and guests watched from the lawn as hundreds aided efforts to save paintings, plate, and valuables, though the central section and turret clock were destroyed. only the left wing survived. Fire crews, police, and neighboring towns maintained constant defense through daylight, with insurance noted on the mansion and a few significant artifacts saved from the library and chapel window.

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Late Fatal Accident and Railway Inquiries Spark Reform Talk

Reports detail a deadly pit disaster near Worsbrough Dale caused by a coal fire after a gunpowder blast, with eight survivors treated and experts debating weld quality. Adjourned inquest into the Great Western Express crash discusses tire welding methods and advocate screws. other railway incidents and public notices accompany the long list of transportation tragedies and industry reactions.

Red Lion Inn Southall Henry Bishop Roenery Hall John Fawcett Smith Great Western Railway Swindon James Almond Witnens Ywitmens B. Cabitt Goch Haigh Foundry Great Northern Railway Brighton and Dover Great Western Railway Company Brighton Brighton and Dover J. Bm'connell Bristol and Birmingham Railway Company London and North Western Railway Gooch Bristol Glocester Great Western Company Bristol and Haigh Lathen Putin Byron Exeter Jurymwan Finsbury

Overland Mail Anticipation and Lahore Crisis

The Daily News reports rapid dispatches from Madras, Calcutta, Bombay and China as British efforts in Punjab proceed. Lal Singh is deposed for treason, and Sikh chiefs request a ten thousand strong force to remain at Lahore under British resident control with a new treaty. Civil administration will be held by British officers while a royal pension and budget reforms fund the arrangement.

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