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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 08, 1846

Page

3

Free Trade and Trade Policy Debate Highlights Morpeth Speech

Lord Morpeth champions universal commerce and free food, praising Peel's free trade measures while urging immediate abolition of three year corn admission. He links free trade to peace, condemns extreme inequality, and defends nonforeign dependence, ending with election cheers and a public lunch in the Corn Exchange.

Peel Robert Peel Gil Duke of Richmond Duke of Buckingham Mr. Hudson Napoleon Bonaparte Bonaparte Saddleworth Cheera Judes Tarshish Isles Arabis Saba Mr. Walker Bradford Lord Morpeth Walker West Riding England Ees League Charles Wood House OF Commons Tunsday Mr. Stuart Newark Gladstone Mostyn Lichfield Lord Leveson S. Walpole Midhurst H. Seymour Major Bentstein Chichester Lord A. Lennox R. Prez R. Youre R. Pyen Speaker Liverpool Her Mr. Hawes R. Peyt Newcastle Wone Novse S. Chapman Yorkshire New Zealand Chapman Wodehouse United States C. Narien Sir R. Peee Baronet Ler Majesty Murratt J. Rossett R. Peru Apewer Lord Ashley THE Chilterns Mites Dorsetshire R. Peen Chiltern Hundreds Mr. Minxs R. Peer Mr. Mirts R. Pear Ireland J. Graham Therawner

The Wreily Chronicle excerpt of 1846 parliamentary and social life

A fragment from Imperial Parliament notes a grim scene of hardship in a damp London dwelling, the Turbulent scenes at Treberne estate, a suicide by Lisamer, and a long survey of 1840s literary interests. It also previews ongoing debates on timber duties, militia training, and Irish works. The piece blends fiction and reportage with polemics about Reform era policies.

Ireland Eerl Grey Hss England Pearce Han Pearce Tippoo Sultan Marquess Thomas Lawrence Count D'Oreay Robert Hall Gregory Foster Hall Friends of Civil and Religious Liberty Harriet Martineau Granny Stott Luke Granny Abe Mr. Treherne Master's Meadow Farmer Eyre Eyre Sleath Jenny Clark Waterston Bell THE Wrexily Chronicle Bush Asid Bell Job Punchera Mr. Treberne Treberne Clase Grantley Berkeley Martineau Tot Liaamer Lissamer Lisamer Ainewoutu’s Duman Monte ‘Christo Mytton Bellingham Graham Mr. Mytton Halston Wireeler Doncaster Baronet Uppington Ferry Mr. Myiton Shropshire Sharingston Cosunn Ainsworth Laman Blanchard Mr. Ainsworth Charles Hooton Pierre Picard Jolly Green Eldon and Stowell Twiss Blanchard John Majesty Maginn Charles Ellier Ferrers Armsworth Hugh Manesty Mary Captain Stanley House OF Commons Mondat. Tahits R. Peet C. Napier T. Doxcomax Home Secretary S. Husserl Excuvatior P. al. Stewart Newnrcote Rutland Dawnay Chiltern Hundreds T. Furmante T. Fremantle Board of Works R. Ferauson O'Conne LI Public Works T. FreMaytxez F. French BR. Fercesox Conotzy Suagman Crawtorp T. Feemasrty O'Connell Exchequer R. Fenersox G.A. Hamilten Baicut T. FrxstaxtTre Treasury F. Fassen Ross H. Banron

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