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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 08, 1846

Page

2

Bombay troops sail to Kurrachee to reinforce Scinde army

The Bombay European giment and 170 Regiment along with Bombay Native Units are ordered to steamers from Bombay to Kurrachee en route to Scinde. Reports mention a Sikh invasion of British territory near Moodkee, heavy losses for the enemy, and updates on command positions between Loodiana, Ferozepore, and Delhi with plundering reported along the Sutlej.

Bombay Mohammed Peradie Aeng Peshora Singh Attock M’caskell Loodiana Ferozepore Delhi Umbalia Bulgran Wilkin Lahore Sutlej Cawnpore Scinde Charles Napier Alexaxpaia H. Hardinge H. Gough John Littler Victoria Umballa Fercaepore Cochrane Government-house Noox Sattej

Lent Sermon Series by London Clergy Listed

The Bishop of London assigns preaching schedules for Lent at St Mary le Bow St Olave's St Martin's in the Fields St Andrew's Holborn with many named clergy and dates from Ash Wednesday Feb 25 to Good Friday Apr 10. Services begin eleven o'clock at each church and include daily sermons in St Paul’s.

St. Olave's Hart-street Dr. Russell Mr. Pratt Mr. Gilling Dr. Burnett Mr. Mackenzie Mr. Roberts Mr. Blunt Mr. Stone M‘caal Hutchins Beckwith Lett St. Martin’s-in-the-fields Archdeacon Sinclair Middlesex Nepean Fuller Bir, Howarth Mr. Andrews Mr. Cooper Mr. Brookfield W. J.C. Bennett Mr. Ramaay W. W. Ellis Mr. Gifford T. Dale Mr. Bowers R. H. Dakenfield St. Andrew’s, Holborn J. Tyler Mr. Harding Mr. Lupton Villiers Mr. Gibba Thomas Hartwell Horne Mr. Gibson Archdeacon Hollingworth Rodwell Auriol Mr. Short Mr. Wood Denham Robinson St. Paul's Conmon Pattison Tolla House of Commons Christ's Hospital R. Taylor P. Laurie Eencaghes Court of Common Council Royal Hospital Batrensza Metropolitan Improvement Commissioners Battersea Sloane Street Battersea-fields Cononen Lambeth Walk Kenyon Hailes Ringer William Darby J. B. Home W.T. Hell C. Finch Mackenzie James Thompson W.S. Walker Thomas Heath James Quallett George Borlase Childs Sussex Charles Milford Theodore Ling Frederick R. Window John H. Allan Ward Seamen's Hospital Society London King Williamstreet John Labouchere

Broad street sewer collapse with two men buried

In Bristol a sewer collapse on Broad Street traps two workers. George Hibbs dies, Francis Lear severely injured, life despaired of. City council, after 1200 ratepayers’ request, refers dock purchase to arbitration with 2 3 percent range.

Bristol George Hibbs Francis Lear Leeds Tvrspar CAA H. J. Marcus Marcus, Naylor, and Co Darnton Lupton Eng London Croydon Marcus Read Mr.Read Mr. Marcus Mareva The Stock Exchange Suarebroker's Association Leeda Mechanics’ Institution Liverpool Moor Street Fenwick-Street Maddrell James Street Moor-street William Dean Ropery Liverpool Chronicle Liverroor Liverpool Times Manchester Moxpar Evexixa Neasre Murray Ancoats Ann Ellison Rochdale Canal Newton Salford New Bailey H. AL. Trafford James Hayward Renwick Appivall Scott Rutter Beswick Mesers. Murray's Mill Russell Farrington Wewcastle-On-Tyne Destachive Fink Hawthorn Tyne Furth Banke Muscrem Amoke Muscrum

Russia and Circassia Trade In Slaves Amid Black Sea Turmoil

Trebizond reports rising slave traffic between Anatolia and Circassia as Russian officers under Budberg and Woronzoff loosen restrictions. Circassian and Turkish ships move youths to Constantinople. prices and plunder persist despite Russian cautions. Dozens of Circassian slave shipments arrive since November as regional tensions and coercive stipulations influence coastal forts.

Treptaorn Anatolia Budberg Black Sea Voronaof Keriech Bedet Kaleh Sebastopoal Woronzoff Russia Caucasus Circassia Trebisond Constantinople Kareme

Frontier Times reports brutal Kaffir raid kills missionary

Letters from the colony note troublesome frontier Kaffirs raiding and a barbarous murder. Berlin Missionaries en route to Caffreland were attacked near Fish River Bush. Rev. E Schultz died from an assagai wound. Robbery claimed coats and a counterpane. Captain Shepherd of the Royal Artillery also died at Port Victoria, shot by Private Long. investigation ongoing at Graham's Town.

Caffres Berlin Society Caffreland Fish River Fort Peddle Reat Port Victoria Shepherd Royal Artillery Long Graham's Town

Public highway obstruction and river impediment report

Report notes obstruction on the Queen's public highway and impediment to river navigation. It records that several individuals were assaulted by police at Blackfriars pier while landing from Watermen Company steamers and intend to pursue indictments or civil actions for injuries.

Blackfriars Watermen Company Aleamers

IRELAND. Denip, Feb. 3. The Law Aproistuests and appointments

Ireland reports ministerial reshuffles and Irish legal appointments as Sir Robert Peel seeks Liberal support. Abraham Brewster sworn Solicitor General, rumored Smyly to receive post. Cork election passes quietly. Timothy O'Brien elected Cashel of the Kings. Precautionary measures involve Lee Bill and Barrings. An assassination bill discussed after Landlord and Tenant reform. Lord Heytenbury report on Michael Serry clemency denied. no execution date set.

Pennefather Abraham Brewster Robert Peel Lnr House of Commons England Orange Ireland Hrowster Smyly Alexander M‘carthy Thaa Ovat Cork Serjeant Murphy Timothy O'Brien Dublin Cashel of the Kings Serjeant Stock Coif Lee Billa Baring Brothers London Beamish and Crawford James Kelly Limerick Dunit Srecrat Cosisstox Lord Heytenbury Michael Serry

Cataraqui Emigrant Ship Wreck Toll Four Hundred Fourteen

Cast about the Bass Strait coast, the Cataraqui wreck near King Island cost 423 lives aboard. Only nine survivors reach shore after days adrift. Chief mate Guthrie led rescue amid heavy seas. Howie on King Island aided the marooned party for five weeks before rescue. List of passengers from many counties ends with incomplete names.

Port Philip Hobart Town Lloyd's King’s Island Bass Guthrie C. W. Finlay Liverpol Doctora M. C. Carpenter Edward Carpenter Bedfordshire Staffordshire Yorkshire Nottinghamshire King’s [Aland Bass’e Straits King's Island Bulwarka, &c Thomas Guthrie John Robinson Solomon Brown John Roberte William Jones Francis Millar John Simpson John Robertson Peter Johnson William Blackstock David Howie Howie Hobson Bay Patterson Thomas Aon Allen William Ann Allen R. Appleby Ann Harriet Arnold James Burke Mary Bennett James Baxter Samuel Eliza Bennett Page Charlotte Bennett Hannah Bishop Jovinua Black Patrick Catherine Black Mary Aon Booth John Mary Brady Solomon Hannah Brown Patrick Brothers Edward Elizabeth Banke Becher Elizabeth Bushby Samuel Bushby Margaret Campbell Benjamin Sarah Couter Robert Mary Chick Susan Chick Jonathan Ron Julia Clarke Thomas Collins William Condell James Cunk Ann Cook Joseph and Martha Cottrell Rebecca Copeland John Crawford George Ruth Daisley Gilbert Ann Daisley James Dawson Mary Duffy Bridget Duffy Mary Fitzpatrick Ann Findling Stephen Hannah Flood Charge Mary Folis Emanuel Mary Anne Franklin Anne Gardiner Joby Gilmore Elizabeth Gilmore Thomas Gray William Green Isabella Anne Houghton Ellen Houghton Ann Hay Joseph Ann Herbert Emma Howe Mary Hodgkins Jane Thomas Hopking Isabella Kingaton Mary King M.A. Loveridge Jobe Loveridge Catherine Maguire Bridget Michael Maguire Anthony Edith Mery Jobn Miller Mary M‘caffry Mary Susan Caffry John M‘quillen Wm, Ron Bernard M‘donald Jacob Eliza Newell James Oliver Ann Paterson Amos Fanny Pearce Ellie Pettingall Miles Quin Patrick Reilly Mary Rowbottom Fanny Rutter Hannah Ryman Hannah Rollins Ephraim Sarah Safford John and Saran Savings Charles Rebecca Knott Martha Sherby Eliza Sheridan Deborah Simmons Catherine Rose Smith Susan Smith Dennis Sullivan Josiah Smith Henry Mary Tegert Margaret Tegert

West Riding Election Morpeth Triumph Without Opposition

Lord Morpeth elected for the West Riding of Yorkshire without opposition after a crowded Wakefield hustings. He arrived in court dress amid cheers, with supporters and MPs present, and spoke on free trade and the abolition of the Corn Laws while recounting past defeats and the league’s influence.

Lord Morpeth Morpeth Wes Yorkshire Ferns Wakefield West Riding Wood-street Big Lordship Walter Fawkes J. G. Marshall Charles Wood M.P Gankell Latham C. Wynne J. Scholefield E. Petar B Dizon Exy Mr. Bowers E. Vavasour W. Fawkey Farpley Hall Viscount Morpeth Weat England Noothermen House of Commons Liberal Party Monopoly Scotland Ireland League Leeds Cubdeo John Tyrell Robert Peel John Russell Itsstead

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