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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 07, 1846

Page

2

Foreign Intelligence From Paris and London Debates

London reports stir Paris with anticipated naval debates and ministerial firmness against American insolence. Markets react as Three per Cents slip and French Africa reports critique Marshal Bugeaud's fatigue laden march. Paris letters note Corsican and Iberian politics, and rising unrest in Austria and Spain amid royal marriage talks and slave trade chatter.

Paris Marshal Bugeaud Alge Fis Oregon United States London America England M. Berryer France M. Guizot M. Bufaure XM. Berryer M. Dufaure MM Berryer Billault Odion Berrot M. Dupin Sir Robert Peel Courrier Francais Africa Algeria Tiaret Sith Tenet Willish Varas Marquis de Lavalette Pyrenees Ibrahim Pashe Hebour Mehemet Ali Duke de Salerno Elsyce Bourbon Napoleon Impartiat de Bretagne M. Mahé Wales Eeeneoe Quimper Russia le Presse le France Presse Irena-Macrona-Mieczyslaweke Count Molé fanay@el Duke de Bordeaux Nicholas Duke de Bordeaux Rowen Havre Avisnon Vierzon Basle Greet Northern Fampoux Chamber of Deputies M. Remusat R. Peel Constitutionnel Cape Verd Bisago Islands Senegambia Three Point Cape Cape Negro Madagascar Neptune Belle Paule Straits of Gibraltar Marines Duvivier Fae Grael Bourbon Toulon Belle Poule Desmesés The Toulonnais Bana St. Marguerite Sevvnes Peris Algerie Algiers Boghar Bedeau Arbouville Marey Orleans Rouen Avignon Boulogne Troses Montereau Great Northern Fampaux

Cataraqui Emigrant Ship Wreck Claims 414 Lives

A Lloyds summary reports the catastrophic loss of the immigrant ship Cataraqui off King's Island. Of 423 aboard 414 perished and nine survived after a fierce gale and reefs. chief mate Thomas Guthrie led救 survivors, aided by Captain Finlay's crew and Mr Howie’s party on shore. The article lists survivors and many passengers, with emphasis on need for lighthouse safety at Hass Strait.

Port Philip Hobart Town Lloyd's King's Island Hass’s Guthrie C. W. Finlay Liverpool M. C. Carpenter Edward Carpenter Bedfordshire Staffordshire Yorkshire Nottinghamshire Cugat Base Smp Boata Bulwarka, &c Numbers Thomas Guthrie John Robinson Wessel Solomon Brown John Roberts William Jones Francis Millar John Simpson Julin Robertson Peter Johnson William Blackstock David Howie Howie Hobson Bay Patterson Thames Ann Allen William R. Appleby Ann Harriet Arnold James Burke Mary Bennett James S. Baxter Samuel Eliza Bennett Page Charlotte Bennett Hannah Bishop Josie Diack Patrick Catherine Black Mary Ann Booth John Mary Kady Solomon Hannah Brown Patrick Brothers Edward Elizabeth Banke Becher Elizabeth Bushby Samuel Bushby Margaret Campbell Benjamin Sarah Counter Robert Mary Chick Susan Chick Jonathan Ann Julia Clarke Thomas Collins William Condell James Cook Ann Cook Joseph Martha Cottrell Jatin Rebecca Copeland John Crawford George Ruth Daisley Gilbert Ann Daisley Thomas James Dawson Mary Duffy Bridget Duffy Mary Fitz Ron Findling Stephen Hamsh Floyd Mary Folis Emanuel Mary Anne Franklin Anne Gardiner John Gilmore Elizabeth Gilmore Thomas Gray William Green Isabella Anne Houghton Ellen Houghton Wiltism Ann Hay Ann Herbert Emma Howe Mary Hodgkins Jane Thomas Hopkins Elizabeth Watts Margaret Williams Thor Whelan Ann White Eliza J. White Jane Woods Mary William Woods M. A. Woods Elizabeth Higuell Agnes Woods Ezabeth Woods Ann Irwin William and Sarah Izerd Patrick Jones Isabella Kingston Maury King M. A. Loveridge John Loveridge Catherine Maguire Bridget Michael Maguire Anthony Edith Mery John Miller Mary M‘caffry Susan Caffry John M‘quillen Wa., Ann Bernard M‘donald Jacob Eliza Newell James Oliver Ann Paterson Amos Fanny Pearce Eliza Pettingall Miles Quin Patrick Reilly Mary Rowbottom Fanny Rutter Hapoah Ryman Hannah Rollins Ephraim Sarah Safford Sarah Savings Charles Rebecca Knott Mertha Sherby Eliza Sheridan Deborah Simmons Catherine Rose Smith Susan Smith Dennis Sullivan Josiah Smith Henry Mary Tegart Margaret Tegart Sarah

Accidental Explosion At Newton Fireworks Works

Detailed hearing reveals a cellar accident at Mr Darby’s firework works Newton near Salford. Witnesses describe a heavy mixture of saltpetre and sulphur, a blaze, and two survivors escaping through flames. Jury returns verdict of accidental death for a young woman found in the canal, with investigations continuing into the origin of the calamity.

Weekly Chronicle Darby Newton Salford New Bailey H. L. Trafford James King-Street Lambeth Walk Hayward Beewick Kenyon Atara Manchester Aspiral William Sin Rt Peru Spitalfields Waterloo Town Bethnal Green Robert Peel Rutter Beswick Menere Murray Her Russell Central Criminal Court Farrington Blackfriars Free Pier Corporation Pir Blackfriars Watermen Company Steemers Soner Wewcastle-On-Tyme W.T. Hall C. Finch Mackenzie James Thompson Tynr W.S. Walker Thomas Heath James Quallett Witoeas Hed Scott Rochdale Canal London King William Muecrem Jeu

Metropolitan court scene and Battersea park plan update

A Monday court session discussed informing MP Pattison on city tolls, with markets committee to supply accurate figures via the Chamberlain. Reports on Christ's Hospital and charity seals prompted debate before sealing proceeded. Also covered: Battersea park plans costing 52 000, 30 000, or 26 000 pounds and a suspension bridge estimated at 60 000 pounds with a 10 percent interest return, plus an inquest at Guy's Hospital into a fatal Hing Street explosion aftermath.

Ar. Pattison Pattison House of Commons Christ's Hospital Hospital Sal S. Taylor P. Laurie Court of Coramon Council Royal Hospital Metropolitan Park Batterbea Metropolitan Improvement Commissioners Battersea Sloane Street Battersea-fields Lawanta Hing Street Lambeth Walk George Randell

Fatal Accident in Broad Street Sewer in Bristol

At one o'clock Wednesday morning workmen buried in a Broad Street sewer collapse left two men trapped. George Hibbs died and Francis Lear lay dangerously injured, life despaired of. City council after meeting on Wednesday appointed a committee to re open the docks purchase. arbitration proposed with a three percent maximum and two percent minimum.

Bristol Broad-street George Hibbs Francis Lear R. P. King R. Peel Leeds Tugspar Leeda H. J. Marcus Marcus, Naylor, and Co Darnton Lupton London and Croydon Marcuse Marcus Read Mr. Read Mr. Marcus The Stock Exchange Leeds Mechanics’ Institution Liverpool Moor Street Fenwick-street Maddrell James Street Moor-street William Dean Ropery No. 2 Liverpool Chronicle Africa Charles Horsfall Portugal Ambrez Liverpool Mail Liverpool Times Manchester Ancoats Ann Ellison Rochdale Canal

Ireland News Under Peel Era Changes and Elections

The Cork Reporter notes precautionary measures tied to the Queen's Speech amid food-supply fears as Lee Bill and Beamish and Crawford mills are leased by Baring Brothers. Elections in Cork and Cashel proceed quietly with Alexander M'Carthy and Timothy O'Brien returning. A bill against assassination in Ireland is said to be drafted but delayed until Landlord and Tenant reforms gain support from O'Connell and repeal factions.

England Ireland Brewster Singly Execriona Alexander M‘carthy The Kings Serjeant Stock Coif Cork Lee Bille Baring Brothers London Meserr Beamish and Crawford Repeal Association Irish Senate James Kelly Limerick

Tragic blast kills three in Scottish Central tunnel

At Cloven Craigs near Perth a blast accident at the Scottish Central Railway tunnel fatally wounds Jack, brother of a subcontractor, and seriously injures two workmen. Jack dies Tuesday morning after sustaining a fractured skull and severe injuries. another man loses scalp skin, the third escapes with minor cuts. An explosion occurred as sand and rock fragments blocked the bore and a spark ignited the powder.

Scottish Central Railway Cloven Craigs Perth Jack Edinburgh

Court of Quern Indictment for corrupt favors in chaplaincy

In a Court of Queen's Bench case, Sams and Chapman pleaded guilty to attempting for payment to secure a chaplaincy for a Chapman nominee in the East India Company service. Justice Palieson sentenced both to one year’s imprisonment, the offense deemed very gross and illegal. Separately, Phoebe Richards and Edward Barlow faced larceny charges for stealing a desk with watches and valuables from Mr. Par es’s Barley Mow. Richards was committed for trial after authorities found missing items and linked her to Barlow.

Court of Quern Sasa Chapman May East Todia Company George Clarkson Pollock Forsyth Serjeant Talfourd Humphrey Barstow Sams Justice Palieson Court of Queen's Bench Ronnery Phoebe Richard Edward Barlow Wreford and Pugh Aldermanbury Charlie Ares Salisbury Court Fleet Street Ballantine Barlow Wontner Richards Philp South Western Ludpinge Mr Pares Eliza Place Whitaore Road Hoxton Mr. Paren Snow Hill Pugh Challis Rchards

Horrid Sufferings of a Boat Crew in Pacific Drift

A survivor from a drifting eight aboard a mauled open boat recounts weeks of peril after leaving Tahiti in 1813. With scarce provisions and hostile natives, the crew fights hunger and thirst as they voyage toward Tahiti, enduring mutiny and deception before capitulating to fate.

Sydney Morning Herald Clarke Pacific Tahiti Sophia Paunetto Chain Islands Samuel Henry Tahig Sarah Ann Dunnett Mr . Henry J. Dunnett Henry Mr. Henry Dungest Ead Takumer Tatenia M‘lean Countess Wilton Haney Greenland Taitea Haneo N.W Wao Society Islands Bates Harvey Palmerston Island Aitutaki Obis

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