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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 08, 1845

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Differences of Opinion on the Catholic Question Amongst the Whigs

The 1807 Whig split over Catholic rights is outlined with Lord Erskine's audience with the King, the Portland ministry's rise, and Eldon's stance. It notes Protestant fears, ministerial maneuvers, and the shift to a Tory-led government defending the established church amid a charged political climate.

Lord Erskine Horner Lord Eldon Grenville Lord Grenville Brand Beaven Him Samuel Remilly Duke of Portland Fox Pitt Lord Fitzwilliam Lord Hewkesbury Castlereagh Mr. Canning Jerusalem Sir William Scott Lord Sidmouth Lord Melville Scotland Oxford Duke of Cumberland Dublin Perceval Northampton Swire Thone Henry Erskine Duchess of Gordon Lord George Newgate Waddington Colville J. Trollope Bart Newdigate Stafford O'Brien M.P H. Wilson Baker Writtle Shackel Fisher Hobbs

New Conservative Club to Open on St James Street

A new Conservative Club house, built on the site of the late Thatched-house Tavern on St James Street, is announced to open with ceremony on Monday the 10th instant. A long, sensational notice follows of various crime and inquest cases from Leake to London, including a fatal inquest over a murdered young woman and a fire-accident narrative at Lammonby, Cumberland.

Crim Cox William Henry Morgan Light Dragoons County Westmeath Edward Hill Longford 5Th Fariliers Georgiang Earl of Wa. Lovett South Westen Gosport Winchester Anforto Nessman Hants Winchwater White Swan J. W.todd Nouse St. James's Street Leake Boston Nottiva Ham Nortincitam Nortincitam, Feb. 4.—It Appears That Sbout Hannah Wilmott Campbell M. Brance Borgagts Boroner Misa Wilmott Benn Tskem Bexar London Hospital Emma Whiter Henry Sarridge Tapping Manchester-street Waterloo Town Ths Thomas Capes Hare Street Bethnal Green Rising Sun Tom Jero Erlf Crown and Anchor North Conduit Street Beter Jem Wm. Whiter Brick Lane Wm. Cumming Perkins James Tapping Timsacay Somersets William Coxeter James Timsbury Bath Lammonby Penrith Cumberland Aho Carrick Sammunby Worship Street Bexea Cummings Robert Peskirs Sale-Street Dethuallgiven Prigoner Serjeant Thomas Crisp Fleury Anna Bunn Heals Tey Capes Hin Nut Two Anything

Late Ipswich execution letters and mercy petitions

A series of letters from the County Gaol Ipswich dated December 19 1814 and 1844 discuss a barn robbery involving Mrs Button and Mrs Burton. The notes name suspects and plead for guilt or clemency while chaplains and magistrates weigh mercy. TheGovernor's mercy process followed with depositions and memorials, and a Suffolk magistrates’ petition urges execution for the principal and transportation for others.

Ipswich Button Warren Hower Warren Hows County Gaol William Warren Howry County Gaal Walter Howell William Howell Israel Shipley Pwanp Asmond Jousses AtExinpien Henry Heinen Dan Wm. Howell Ace Tom Lund Gan Suffolk Beccles al Fadden

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