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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 09, 1845

Page

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No-Popery debate and Catholic Question in Whig era

In 1807 Whigs face factional splits over Catholic rights amid kingly pressure and public prejudice. Key figures such as Lord Erskine, Lord Eldon, and Duke of Portland maneuver for or against Catholic Bills, while Lords Castlereagh and Canning assume cabinet roles. The piece details audience with the King, ministerial alignments, and upcoming political battles framed as a Protestant establishment defense.

Lord Erskine Horner Lord Eldon Grenville Lord Grenville Brand Quarte Bimeclf Ae Choteau Apa Sal Themis Erekine Eec Esancellor Duke of Portland Vn Tar Fox Pitt Lord Fitzwillian Hawkesbury Lora Castlereagh Mr. Canning Jerusalem Eldon Ellen Reval William Lcott Stort Woul-seck Kice Lord Sidmouth Tiough Lord Melville Scotland Oxford Duke of Cumberland Lublin Northampton Syhen Swire Siana Agua Henry Erskine Duchess of Gordon Lord George Newgate Ineraxp Dublin Mercantile Advertiser Ireland Warwick Castle Bonour Earl Warwick Prince Augustus Saxe Coburg Gotha Tuileries Michael Walker A. Van-den Burgh Ery Portsmouth Hampshire Duke de Brogtie Paris Duke de Broglie Duke of Wellington Robert Predbert Whitehall Gardens Robert Puel Viscount Melbourne Marquis of Lansdowne Marquis of Normenby Earl of Clarendon Brooke's Club St. James's Street John Russel House of Commons Chesham Place Lord Stassey Sonl House of Lords Robert Peel James Graham Renss Goulburn Han Loxp Brovsuam Grafton-street Monnday Cannes Bescu Bar Cambridge R. Peel George Everard St. Marylebone Christ Church Newgate Street High-street Marylebone Ray Richard Henry Chapman John Hume Spry H. Parsons Wells Cathedral Sipser Sasith Sidney Smith J. S. Wilkins Crmave Paca Christ's Chapel St. John's Wood Oxrogb Hebdomada Board Oriello Brasenose Reypuis Ure Times Tata Sysoss de Actios von Crim Cox William Henry Morgan Doght County Westmeath Edward Hill Longford Ath Fusiliers Georgiana Earl of Albemarle Damuegesaid Limerick Chronicle Railway Nottersrom Birmingham and Gloucester London, Worcester, Rugby, and Worcester Dudley Birmingham and Gloucester Wolverhampton Oxford and Rugby Oxford, Worcester Daruorste C.W. Paster D. O'Brien G. R. Porren National Association High Holborn Thoes Friends of Free Trade George Thompson Wa. Lovet Soura-Wrarngy Nine-Elms Gosport Winchester Hants White Swan J. W. Todd

India and China dispatches from Bombay and China

Extracts detail campaigns in the Southern Mahratta country with forts captured, heavy troop deployments, and deaths including Col Hicks. It notes Scinde quiet, Napier marching, and the Governor General fostering education. From China, new Governor troubles and Emperor death rumors surface amid dull trade. Moderate weather and drought fears in India accompany financial market updates in Calcutta.

Bombay China Sustacany Bombay Times Mahratte Orans Outram Reeves Douglas Grahame Hicken 2Nd Grenadiers Punalla Suminghur Scinde Her Majesty’s 78Th C. Napier Larkhana Dadur Bulan Podajec Tait Fitzgerald Nasseer Khen Ketat Cashmeeria Affghanistan Caboo India Henry Hardinze Mahratta Kolapore Kolapure Sawunt Warree Delamntte Bathurghud George Her Dratonns Chambre Grenadiers Hoge Panalla Hicks Cain Col. Hicks Simitla Jephson Queen's Royals Uie Fort Lieut Oldham Secur Table Land Queen's Madras N. 1 Floyd Allan Gildea Tumparis Oyans Anzinus Liegd Royala Brough Graham Bombay Engineers Addison Piercy Gillanders Campbell Saville Peat Munbee Gilland Wallace Aasaunt Calcutta Ja Atill North West Frontier Macao France Whampoa Archimedes Hong Kong Ther Catcutta Mover Manxet Bengal Rerigal Bank Union Bank Agra Bank Mussoorie Bank Bank of Western Odia Har Canton

Murder at Bethnal Green inquest concludes

Inquest into the death of Emms Whiter at the London Hospital concluded. James Tapping is accused of killing Whiter after a dispute at the Rising Sun in Waterloo Town. Evidence shows jealousy and threats, with bullets linked to the weapon used. The jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against Tapping.

Baker London Hospital Emms Whiter Henry Surridge Tipping Manchester Street Waterloo Town Tapping Thomas Capes Hare Street Bethnal Green Emma Whiteror Rising Sun Tom Jem Crown and Anchor North Conduit Street Tepping Bever Tera Wm. Whiter Drick Lane Bing Witne Cuming Corcies Perkins Janes James Frieutren Coat Pit Timsntny Tursilay William Coxeter James Iquiry Eny Pam Timsbury Bath Derare Meapen Lawconby Penrith Cumberland Jane Crosby Lamninuby Theialuman Wrete Carrick Lammouby I Street Tas Har Alwass Krobert Perkins Sale-street Pethnaulgeen Saides Powes Eft Waters Thomas Jep Henry Harry Bonn Capes van Capea

Execution at Ipswich Reveals Dying Letters and Mercy Pleas

Letters from condemned men at Ipswich gaol discuss the robbery of Mrs Button s barn and urge guilt to avoid murder. The chaplain is shown reporting to the Secretary of State the letters and new evidence. A group of Suffolk magistrates request mercy for the prisoners while supporting execution for the principal offender, William Heavel, with transport for others.

Flood County Gaol Ipswich Watten Howent Button Watten Howe Warren Howe William Warren Howett Walter Howell William Howell Israel Shipley Epwanp Amonn Jonxson Alexander Suith Ffexny Hotpen Howells W. Howell Wm. Howell Secretary of State Bin Ipseich Ipeich Aoney Capyi Mazistrates Suffolk Bercles M’fadden Ipswich Express

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