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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 08, 1846

Page

4

Railway Bills and Irish Relief Debate in Parliament

In a packed session the Lords move to suspend ten percent deposits on new railway bills and require five percent on first reading for Irish lines, with further deposits due at third reading. Commons debates Irish relief measures, tariff adjustments, and reforms to penal laws for Catholics and Dissenters amid famine concerns in Ireland.

House of Lords Lord Crancanty Ireland House of Commons Thuersday Baxxes Dorchester Blandford Dorset B. Escort T. Lethbridz Souvrset Baronet Tressury Forsrex Povement United States of America Forster Playfair Lindley Home Secretary Treasury United States Forstex Parkison Peel Jane Pattison Honan Watson Ronent [Ncury James Graham Mr. Watson England Great Britain United Kingdom Curch Robert Peel John Russel J. Grautam R. Inulis al. Watson B. Ivears J. Maxxons Church of England Mr. O'Connetl Poland J. Frrssext Victoria Scotland Rankes Cuancetzon Exenhaven Bankes Lord Ashley Mr. Sturt W. Morsewonra Buukes Potter Williams Lord A. Lennox T. Fremantle Brot An S. O'Barres Dorsershire Sturt Trish Housa of Commons House of Gammons Hear Select Committee Lilla Houe of Commons Lord Mosreade Lord Camraete Lord G. Sumerset Hose of Commons F. Freneh Bernan AG Stonny G. Clerk Russ Greene W. Covert E.B Dextson Wane Lord G. Somerset W. Cotlett Foster Reland Commission of Inquiry J. Grattam Jones O'Conlfll P. Mines Mundey J. Coutetr Chichester Newark Woodstock Buckingham Lanoveuenr R. Pex

The Indian frontier clash and political shifts abroad

The Weekly Chronicle reports on the Sikh War near the Sutlej, led by Hardinge and Gough, with 65 of 70 guns taken and massive casualties. It also covers parliamentary tensions over Protection versus Free Trade, Farmer grievances, and Peel's maneuvering, plus transatlantic strain with the United States over Oregon, amid a British pledge for peaceful settlement.

Livermoor New York Yorkshire Bailey Congress Senate Oregon Allen Europe America United States Usw Pop Potomac Times Oxford Courier and Enquirer London Standard Washington New York Courier and Enquirer Polk House of Representatives Commerciam England Great Britain Jersey Pennsylvania Canada Albany New York Courier and Inquirer Canadas Kingston Montreal Courier Indian Mail India Cabul Henry Hardinge Lahore Ferozepore Hugh Gough John Littler Washington Uuion Blute Ike American Senate Meo Cig. Breas House of Commons Spain Oregon Territory Hudson’s Bay Company Setiles Acta Pakenham Calhoun Munroe Don Quiscte

Lord Morpeth’s Return and Liberal Plan Victory

Postscript analyzes the Liberal stance on government policy, arguing for immediate application of reforms to aid landholders and free traders. It anticipates Morpeth’s return to Parliament, frames the fight with Protectionists, and notes Ferrand’s failed efforts to block the shift toward Liberal objectives.

Liberal THE League Lord Mor Cobden Nebert Peel Villiers Colden Ayeos Rete Inglis Plumptre Wards Lord John Russell Robert Peel John Russell Robert Total Repsal Lord Morpeth Hous of Commons Ferrand Ha Jheen

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